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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-28
ChdOes Reception PTOUes
a Very Brilliant Function

Hubbell. Mrs. Afno Huning, Mrs n.
l.. Hust. Mra Bernard IIfeid. Mrs.
Louis Iifeld. Mrs. Noa Ilfcid, Mrs.
Florence =. Johnston, Mira. II. n.
Jamison, Mrs. W. G.. Keim. Mrs. q.
s. Klock. Mrs. Jarrett. Mrs. r. V.
tanham. Mrs. Seymour Lewinson.
Misses Julia and Lon Lee. Mrs. G. II.
Lowber, Mrs. J.. r. Luthy. Mrs. u. A.
Macpherson. Mrs A. J. Maloy. Mrs.
Mike Mandell. Mira +. A. Mann. Mrs.
O. N Marion. Miss Eleanor Marion.
Mrs. W w. Mcclellan. Mrs, q. s. Me
Landress. Mrs. A. r. Mcmillan. Miss
Eileen Mcmillan, Mrs. Ross Merritt.
Mrs. w. r. MetcnH, Mira. John Milne.
Mrs. Sam Noustatlt. Mas Minnie
HOFFMAN. Mrs. Ja.mes r. Ncwhall.
AIRS. Max Nordhat Is. Mira. n. y. Ow-
en-. Mrs. j. y. Pearcc. Mrs. Il. n.
Pollock, Mrs. Fratik Poolcr. Mrs. r..
l.. putncy. Mrs, J. A. Roidy. Mrs.
l.. G. Rice. Mrs. o. s. Rodey. Mrs.
u. :. Rosenwaid. Mrs. s. U. Rosen-
waid. Mrs. NJ. II. Sahin. Mrs. j. ".
Saint. Mrs. Goorgc Slmms. Mrs. r..
y. Sisk. Mrs. Frank Wilson. Mira
Bert skinner. Mrs. Bcrthuid spite.
Mrs. Edward spltz, Mrs. Ernest spitz.
Mrs. Roy Stamm. Mrs. Raymond
Stamm. Mrs. r.. A. Steam. Mrs. Albert
stern. Mrs. Simon Stern. Mrs. NJ 4.
stern. Mrs. prank stortz. Mrs. Rod
erick slower. Mrs. II. O. strong, Mrs.
w. w. strong. Mrs. a. h. stroup.
Mrs. Mcmillan. Mrs Frank TUT. Mrs.
Sam Vann. Mrs. r. 8. vaughey.
Mrs a. O. waha, Mrs. w. Y. Walton.
Mrs. VIM. Il. walton. AIRS. Harry -
WELLER. Mrs. J. y. 2mithers. Mira
Dave weinman. Mrs. Chas. white,
Misses Elizabeth and Betty Wiley.
Mrs. Frederick Wlnn. Mrs. r. 3.
Woolsey. Mrs. r. T.. woy. Mrs.
Dodge, Mrs. ~. Il. wylder. Mrs. J.
Yrlsarri. Mrs. A. i. Walker, Mrs,
Rutiedgc. Mrs. Bonnie Jaffa. Mrs.
Bessie Jaffa. Mrs. VIII Springer. Mrs.
Roy Mcdonald. Mrs. o. a. Matson.
Mrs. J. ". Farwell. Mrs. David
Strome. Mrs. John Kelly. Mrs. Fail
Jas, Mira w. T.. Grimmer. Mrs. Hugo
Mueller. Miss sallie King. Miss Nancy
Hewitt, Mrs. ELLA LaBar. Mrs. Franz
' Huning ana Mrs. r. MERCER.
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-past-matrons OF the Eastern Star
Thurgday afternoon at tho same OF
Mrs. Reed. $50 West Slate.
The parlors were beautifully dcc-
GRATED with "a profusion OF pink and
white carnations.
Tho ladies brought their sewing ana
at the close of tho afternoon delicious
refreshments were served, each guest
receiving a lovely pink carnatlon az "a
favor.
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs
Howell, Mrs. Radcliffe. and Miss Gll-
bert and The guests we're Mrs. r. l..
Williamson. Mrs. J, A.. Peterson. Mrs.
Edwin Sower. Mrs Fred Metagar Mrs.
Mary Aspinwati, Miss Elizabeth .Nil-
bert. Mrs George Climord, Sits. Al-
media Hayne. Mrs e. r. Butler, Mrs.
Henrietta Myer. MIS- Guy summer,
Mrs. @. Carroll, Mrs John a white.
Mrs. Chas. Potter. Mrs G. D. Vogt,
Mrs. \. NJ. Bailey, Mrs A. Harsch.
Mrs. V. Howell, Mrs NJ. q Hpy ward.
Mrs Arthur Badclinc und Mrs John
W. Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-28

Margaret l%tington's appearance at
the Elks thoater o. Friday, March
Gth, in ina stellar role of Ba5ard
Voiilers sc%nsationuily successful mel
odrama. within the Law, draws at
tentiou 90 the fabulous fortune that
is the harvest of the playwright lucky
enough to put across "a real hit, ANA
also tu tho almost incredible hazards
that enter into the production ~ a
play.
As b. now pretty well known.
"Wlthin Tho Law Is one OF the most
phenomenal successes in the history
OF the American theatcr I'm this
country alone ten cOmpanles-the
LARGEST number of organizations ever
sent forth simultaneously Ia the same
play-arc making known the WELLER
play in as many different sections. and
with huge profit IA London with
ln the Law" has already passed the
atNcnth month OF g rom that prom
lsos Co establish a now record for
American dramatic offerings ln the
British metropolis. Two other com
punics orc touring the Easilsh prov
inces. IN fur-uway Australia the
vogue OF this absorbing Iluy b. ul-
most as great as in Aincricu Mei-
bourne. where 10 was first presented
in the uutipodes. ANA sydney have
been appiaudlng the Nieissitudes ot lts
~pcrtocu,ed shop girl heroine fog
months past. "Within the Law is
also being played iu Berlin and in
Vienna and in Paris it viii be made
known nest month in New york this
play is now wen into "a second year of
20 consecutive run that has amazed
even the calloused Broadw1yites. ~
will probably remain Tor 20 full season
longer.
Two years uHo Am unknown q UNI
heard of newspaper man dabbling at
writing plays Hatard WELLER is today
kuoWn wherever newspapers are read.
His fame iH already established as the
author uf the most successful drama
uf modern times As Tor fortune
well. onig WELLER himself and th,
American Play company which spon.
fured his play. can accurately state his
Wrcklf Income bat BE- has been uu.
thnrltatlNely stated that thc drama
tist royalties from the New Yorh
production alone have not fallen Dee.
low $1,000 weekly for the past year
Aud when the fact is takca Into cun'
sideIHtion that there arc fourteen
uthsr companies turning iu theil
weekly grist of sold. tho total dazzlei
one.
The story OF within the Law b
"a romance OF the theater ps interest
ing as a that has been seen acros.
the iootlights. WELLER struggled fol
three years without success in the en-.
denfor to find "a manager who would
produce bis play. Not having haze
any prior piaywritinE trlumphs 30 hii
credit. managers had buf ilttle timl
aud patience With the newspaper MAJ
who believed he could compose
drama Finally Grace Ueorso Induce,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-28
What Within the Law" Won
for lis Author and Manager

William a. Brady 10 accept IL for her
use. After rehearsing for a see Miss
George decided that. after all. the
central role aid not appeal To her.
and Withdrew. Then, with another
actress In Mlss Georges place. Mr..
Brady took The play To- Chicago. The
Newspaper critics liked IL immensely
and said sn. But the public did not
rally la large enough numbers to
please MI Brady and he WAS about
90 abandon within the LEV" as a
failure when Arch Sclwyn. managing
director of tine American Play com
pauy, appeared ON The scene. Sclwyn.
who ns Neiller's broker had conducted
the negotiations for the sale 81 the
play originally, shared Neiller's faith
la within the Law and told Mr..
Brady that he would he making "A
grave error % Withdraw thc play be-
fore it had been given q proper hear
ms. "lf @ think Is such "A good
play, Srlwyn why don't YOU buy a.
back ana produce IL yourself2" was
Biadys rrturt Zen minutes later Mr
SclWyn owned tho play and Mr. Bra
as was ln possession uf $4,000 OF
SeiHyn's money, his asking price.
AMER proiunsing the run of the play
iu Chictru Win gratlfying results.
Mr ~olwyu engaged "a cast nf promi-
uent actors. brought within the
Law into New York and what hap
pcncd 3 now theatrical history-and
some ot thv most Interesting theatre
sal history ever written.
Those who should KNOW say that
Nir sulwyn's Investment OF sfn. 900 as
e guarantee ct his futh Zoe NoHler q
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The reception which was given
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Amado
Chavez In honor Of Mrs. Frederick
Howden. wife Of the new bishop NJ
the diocese. was an especially bril-
liant and enjoyable occasion.
The Chavez home. the arrange
ment Of which is ideal for a function
Of his sort. was beautifully decorat-
ed with red and white flowers. and
the same attractive color scheme was
carried out as far as possible In the
delicious refreshments.
Mrs. w. C.. Kelm and Mrs. w s.
strickler poured. and the members OF
~. Margaret's guild served.
Mrs. Frederick Howdcn and Mrs.
W. Y. Warren. wife OF Archdcacon
Warren OF 81. Johns Episcopal
church. received with the hostess.
Assisting In entertaining the guests
were Mis. Fred Kent. Mrs. J.. +. Nc
LRuEhlIn. Mrs. James Horner, Mrs.
T.. j. Algcr. Mrs. Margaret Medler.
aud Mrs. Joseph Brown.
Those who were invited 10 meet
Mrs. Howden were Mrs. Frank Ack-
erman. Mrs. Thomas Hubbell. Miss
Leila Armiio, Miss Mary Arnold. Mrs.
George Arnot, Mrs. Isaac Barth. Mrs
Harry Benjamin, Mrs. l.. G. Bennett.
Mrs. Ada Blttner. Mrs. T. y. Bloom,
Mrs. John Borrodaile. Mrs. David v.
Poyd, Miss Alice Boyd. Mrs. n. VI.
Briggs, Mrs. n. w y. Bryan. Mrs.
Fred Garfield. Mrs. p. IT. earns.
Mrs. Clark NJ Carr. Miss Virginia
Carr Mrs. ~ O. C%hadbourne. Mrs.
John Lee Clarke. Mrs. Walter Con-
ncll. Mrs. Louis Huning. Mrs. G. ".
Conner. Mrs. =. c. Cornish, Mrs. r.
NJ. Danahy. Mrs. Otto Dieckmann,
Mrs. T.. W. Dobson. Mrs. r. r. Ed
gar. Miss Mary Brent. Mrs. J. W FL
der, Mrs. Katherine Farrell. Mrs.
ivan 0runsfeld. Mrs. Al Frost. Mrs.
George Frost. Mrs Mabel Stevens
Hlmoe. Mrs. T.. a. stonehlli OF Paris;
Mrs, Albert Grunsfeld, Mrs. H u.
Hening, Mrs. Edward G. Reid. Mrs.
J. a. Herndon. Mrs. NJ. r. Hickey,
Mrs. Saul Harrn. Mrs. ". q. Hnre.
Mrs. J.. A. Hubbs. Mrs. Fred Hey n,
Mrs. w. S. Hopewell.s Mrs. Frank
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NEW DANCING cum

A very jolly dance WIS enjoyed
Thursday evening az the Woman's
club by a crowd OF young people Who
have organized % dancing club which
meets monthly Miss MARY Leeds was
the chapcrOnc ana music WAS iur-
ulshed hy Miss Noriuur sWitzer
Delicious punch was served durins
the evening.
The club members are LeClsire Gave
ennush, Marjorie stocn. MARGARET
Lee. Dora Roberts. Anna Beach.
Julia Mcclure. GLADYS CnvanNlsh.
Frances Leeds. Georse pooliilie.
Frank Nehcr, william Hcrncr Will
lam Hcacork. Clando Mann. Lloyd
Kellnm. Don C~tyanauph ana waiter
Ward.
A very pleasant afternoon was ere
Ijoyed TUESDAY afternoon az the home
Of AIRS. Givau ou south walter
street. whom thc Womana Missionary
society of the Central avenue Meth
ndist church. met for their regular
monthly literary session and tea The
program Was as follows
Subject "Conqr.Bt of b Cross
Among the Nations
Prayer hy Airs. Wilson,
Scripture lesson. John. ist chapter.
10th Il 1fth verses.
Scripture lesson. John sth chapter.
1895 verses.
conquest of the cross over Ja-
pan" ars y. N. Cudahac
Conquest OF tho Cross over IRA
~" Mrs. y. n. Wilson.
conquest of the Cruss over Cu-
ha Mrs = h. Allison
"The Work 81 % Modern Deacon
ness" Miss Hanson.
Closine prayer by the pastor
Tempting refreshments were served
following the program.
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University News.

Friday afternoon at 9 O'Clock n
specially nne and altogether appro-
pirate program was given In Rodcy
hall In celebration of the twenty NTH
anniversary OF the founding OF the
University OF New Mexico.
There were a great many town
guests present and these with the
students Allied the hall TO It's full
capacity.
The music numbers were splendid
and the addresses were Of special in
terest TO all who were present because
many interesting details of the early
days OF the university, its nrst regents
and n.st presidents. were told.
The full program follows:
Piano Soio-"ConcertHtuck" (Von
weber,. Miss Marie Higgins.
InVocation-Rev. A. Toothaker.
Educational Beginnings in ATbu-
querque. Charles Il. HodgiI.
ChOrua-"Rest Thee on This Mosry
Pillow (smart). Girls Glee club.
General Condition OF Education in
New Mexico prior to the University
Hon. r.. $. slower, FIRST president OF
the university.
(aD "Mattinata" (TostD.
(b) 90 Fair. o Sweet, . Holy
tCantor). Mrs. Il. NJ. Barton.
origin Of the University In 1879
Judge bernard :. Rodoy, father OF
the university.
Chorus-'Drink ~ Me With Thine
Eyes" Vesper choir.
Looking Ahea The University the
Next Quarter Century President pa
yld r., Boyd.
song-"The Alma aater," students'
Benediction.
Or. Morley ave a particularly IN
icresting talk In assembly Tuesday
uoputnn
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News of the Clubs and
Social Organizations
THURSDAY MORNING MUSICAL

THURSDAY MORNING MUSICAL
CLUB
The sThursday Morning Musical
club held its second meeting this
week and enjoyed a specially fine
program.
Italian opera was the topic for
study and the meeting opened with
a paper by Mrs. j. a. Hubbs upon
1.-THE Influence OF Italian Opera Up
on the Music Of the world in which
she dwelt particularly upon the com
positions Of Rossini and Meyerbeer.
The musical numbers which follow
ed were selections from these two
noted composers and were chosen
with the purpose Of showing their
style and method.
The program throughout was in
teresting aud instructive. The club
will meet again Thursday. March IL.
This weeks program follows:
Paper-"Italy's Influence on OPP
era ........... Mrs J. A, Hubbs
Vocal Selection from Robert the
Devil" ............... Meyerbecr
Mrs. r.. l.. Bradford.
Piano Quartet-Overture from The
Barber OF Seville. ...... RossinI
Mrs. George Everitt, Mrs Tom
Hughes. Jr.. Miss Beryi KenwCrthy,
Miss Louise Nichols.
"fnfiammatus'' from "Stabat Ma
ter .....s ltohbiii
Mrs. Ada Pierce-winn.
Accompanied by chorus: Mrs. S
u Miller. Mrs. j. o. ~schwentker
Mrs. Chas. Andrews, Mrs. j. Yrisar
ri, Mr.. ChaE. Andrews and Mr.
Thomas Christian.
Piano Quarete-Overture from
William Tell .......... ROssln
Mrs. y. *. Harden. Mrs. @. $ Nj
Landress, Mrs. Thomas Hughes. Jr,
Mrs. Nell CavenauEh.
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N N CLUB READY
FOR SUMMER N

The Tennis club has been
lied and promises 10 be a very i've
affair with something doing all the
time. There will be n membership
81 about forty. The courts. which
are the best IN the state. are Elm
nut in shape for immediate use,
There are a number Of expert ten
mis- players here and some exciting
tournaments are being planned.
The governing board IL composed
Of the following members: Mr. A. ..
Waha. president; Mr.. j. O. Seth,
treasurer; MIR. Paul peter Pitchlynn.
secretary. and Mr.. Harold Jamison.
A number IL the members OF tho
Tennis club gave a particularly Jolly
dance Monday evening at the Won
ans club. supper was served at mid
night Those who enjoyed this gay
affair were SIR. and Mrs. John Lee
Clarke. MIR. and AIRS. r.. J. Alger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond stamm. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. .. Chadblrnc. MIR. and
Mrs. George Taylor, MFR. and Mrs.
Joseph Kircher, Mr.. and Mrs, A.. o.
wnhR, Mrs. r. 5 woolsey. Mrs. J.
Tyner. Mrs. sam Neustadt. Miss An-
ma Day. Miss Eileen Mcmillan. Miss
Hart. Miss Minnie Hickman, Miss
Pallistor OF San Francisco, Miss Lora
Lovelaue, Miss Cleora LAghtbourne,
Miss Hazel Maloy. Miss Betty Simms.
Miss Dolly Mcclellan. Miss Trina I'M
and Miss Mary pratt. Mcssrs, r.
Pearson. c. q. Mardorf. Lawrence
Lee. r. A.. Davis. Ernest Landolfa,
Sam PickRrd. O. MYllen. Hugh Calk-
ins. Dave Rosenwnid. Robert Hill,
John Adams. Lester Ifeid. q. SVEN.
son. Arthur Praeger. Howard Wahal
Hugh Bryan. Ernest wohIenbers .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-28
SONS or REVELATION ELECT
MEM OFHfCENS.

THE New Mexico society Of the
sons Of the American Revolution held
election Of officers followed by "A ban
quet AT the AlvnradO Thursday noon.
The banquet was entirely informal.
A number OF interesting talks by
prominent members Of the organiza-
tion were enjoyed aud the meeting
was particularly pleasant throughout.
Among those present we're l. II.
Chamberlin. Raymond y. Stamm, II.
r. Robinson, Pitt Ross, Thomas +.
Keleher, Ir., J. w. Elder Or. &. A.
Filler, Rev. MIR. Williams OF Iowa. Ed
mund Ross. George s. klock, Frank
A, Hubboll. Or. NJ. X. Wylder, the
Rev. ii. +. Williams. George r. CRAIG
o. A. Matson. E A. Davies, II. y.
Jamison. J. Y. Elder, y. McClerken'
Officers were elected as follows.
President-Pitt Ross, Albuquerque.
secretary-Judge George Il. Craig
Albuquerque.
Treasurer-o. A. Matson, Aibuquer.
que.
vice presidonts-C. A. Eiler. Aibu'
queraue: Harold Hurd. Roswell; Col
onel n. Y. T%witohell, Las Vegas; and
g. r. Born. Socorro.
negistrar-Frank w. Clancy. santa
re.
Hlssorlan-Thomas +. Keleher Jr,
Albuquerque.
chaplain-Tho Rev. n. r. Williams
The president viii select the dele.
aate 10 the meeting OF the nationa
society.
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THE MODERN GIRL.

Q Wr knuok aud criflclxc her.
= We sruld appstrgphize her.
= We wish tlat b were wiser
. Moro capHblr and kind
. Her path we're tiwass stalking
. ~ criticize hes talking.
9 Hcr clothes her Ways OF walking,
. Her manners aud her mind.
. We say, con. hishy-tighty!
she's frivolous and slightly,
. And al her ways are mighty
9 undigniHed 90 see.
= She dances and she chHttcrh
. oar golden rule She skaters
. And laughs at serious matters
. WIN u~nahated gleei
We chide ana We correct her
= We shadow and detect her.
. We study and disseet her.
. with an her smiles and tears
. AND ma nn looking DER her.
. (And learning 10 adore herr,
= she's jusi hke girls before her.
= Fur twenty thousand years
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the evening which caused a great Zeal
of excitement. Al 1889 there was an
exhibition waltz. and Miss Mary
Waldie and Mr.. Johnnie Jones were
chosen the prize-winners.
Al II o'clock there was an interest
ing contest for the most popular young
lady which was hnally won by Miss
Eva Seth.
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A lazy liver leads to chronic dys-
pepsin and constipation wcakcns the
whole system Deans Regnlots f24c
per hox) act mildly on the liver and
bowels. AZ an drug stores.
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ROYAL NEIGBBOns GIVE JOLLY
DANCE.

The Royal N~eiehbors ave a delight
ful dance Wednesday evening in odd
Fellows hall. There were nou
thirty couples present and a jolly time
was lenioyed BY all.
Thefe were two unique features ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-28

Grace stortz-
Trio Serenade ........s.... Gounod
Raiph and Chester Miller, Frank
Scheck.
Miss LUssse Lo~bcr. accompan mist.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-28

The Hellenic club will give It's
notify dance next Friday evening at
the Woman's club.
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RECITAL BY Mrs. nIMoE's
PUpTiS.

Next Saturday evening. March q.
the pupils OF Mira. Mabel stevens III.
moe will give a rccitsl at the wom-
usually fine musical treat.
AID RECITAL Pupils OF Mrs. Himoe
The program follows;
Vase .......-. s......... Benec
Tinsley Burton.
SCARF Dance ............ Chaminade
Mildred Justafson.
Teasing .........,....... Won Milen
Gall Deckman.
Butterflies ................... Lege
Harold Partch.
Allegro, sonata Op. ~, No. l....s.
....... Beethoven
Dora Roberts.
Murmuring zephyrs ....... tension
Jessie vena Bile.
Poionaise. A major .....,... Chopin
Helen Goetz.
To Spring s.,,.....tt.s..,... Cries
Louise Bell.
Ca) Ellis Dance .,.......... Cries
CDl Barchetta ............ Neyin
Lorena Burton
Second Maxurka .....,..,., GODDARD
Marjorie Steam.
Romance (for lef, hand aioneD...
Spindler
LeCiair CavanauRh.
swallow Dance s.t..ss . ,
LILLIAN Gusta fson.
| witches Dance ......... MacdOweil
Pauline B%orradaile.
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There have pee a numOer OF espe-
cialIy fine musical programs given
during tho week and several more are
promised for the near future
Monday evening in =, maryss hall
there was n splendid entertainment
under the ~auHplres 81 the ynnns -
dies and Young Mems Sodalities Of
the church of the Immaculate Con
ception. The numbers were partieu-
larry well chosen and very much en-
ioyed by the large audience.
The program follows:
Address Hon. John Baron Burg
Impfomptu ,............ Reiukald
Miss Eleanor Naughey.
Cay Butterfly 49,. Annie A. HONEY
Mlss N. Kaufman.
Accomplish. Mrs. T. u. Delahoyae.
Concert Etude, Op Is Macdowell
Miss Charlotte Brixner
The Lion IN the Mouse. ..,..
.....-.-..,....... Charles Klein
Miss virglnia Carr.
summer ,..-t.- Shailh""e
Miss Mary McFie.
Accompanied. Miss Eleanor vaughey.
sextette from Lucia (leit handl. -.
......s...,......,.,. DOniHctsi
Pauline Borradaiic.
Good Bye ........ tVne'
Mi. Michael PaiIadinO,
Accompanisa. Mrs. Palladino.
The Nightingale song .Nevin
Miss HOFtense Switxer.
Accompanied. Miss Norine Switzer.
Ca) Polish Dance ....... Scharwinka
Cbl b. c. 1artas 1870. Macdowell
Mias Marie Hisgins.
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By JEAN HUBBs.

D. ooodell, s. Lawson and Dr. ". II.
Lovelace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-28

Don't buy a car until you see
the Hudson.
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HINTS FOR THE HOME

A word Co The wife IS sumciont-to
Start o. roufh house.
a wuman's face is her hlstofy-bnt
its hard to- read between b limos.
And ioyrra take a chance where
%hushaUds fear 90 tread.
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TUESDAY LITERARY cLuB

TUESDAY LITERARY CLUB
The TUESDAY Literary club met his
week with Mrs. a. Il, Walker and en-
joyed the following interesting pro-
gram;
Current Events-Mrs. n. A. Mann.
Glass Study-Mrs. NJ. Y. Hickey.
subject-"French Painting in the
Eighteenth Century"
Paper-"Art Conditions Mt the Time
Of Napoleon"-Mrs. g +. French.
Paper-'Classicism of David and
His Followers"-Mrs David r. Boyd
MIERCoLEs CLUB.
The Microbes club met this week
with Mrs. r. Phiibrick and finished
| Stoddard's Lecture on China, after
which "A delicious lunch was served.
Those present we're Mrs. WIN. Men
nul. Mrs. +. Pomcrank. Mrs. n. Blake,
Mrs. r.. Schultz. Mrs. NJ. G.. Swayne,
Miss Anna Swayne. Misses Candace
and Ada Philbrick and Mrs. J. g..
Gentry, Mrs. Pomerank will be tho
next hostess.
The Woman's club did not meet
this week because of the quarter
Century celebration al the university
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. r.. Quic&el was hostess to the
Wednesday Afternoon Sewing club
this week and scryed a delightful
lunch.
The Eccentric club spent q pleasant
afternoon with Mrs. ". Weir, North
sixth street. Friday afternoon aud en-
joyed the lovely lunch which was
served by the hostess.
The German club did not meet this
week but postponed It's meeting until
next Thursday. Mrs. Louis Huning
viii be the hostess.
The wednesdoy Sewing club was
delightfully."- cntorttined by Mrs. Fred
sheilhart this week.
,. The Postal Clerks Auxiliary win
{ hold a yery important business meet
, ing next THURSDAY afternoon al odd
Fellows hail
The Daughter OF the American
Revolution did not meet this after
noon. They held their meeting Tor
February on WashlngtOn's Birthday
Mrs. clyde Blair was hostess 10 the
Wednesday Thimble club this after
noon.
: PHYSICAL CULTURE CIIB
The popularity u the Physical Cul-
a ture club seems 60 be increasing rap
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-28
pIIYsICAL n CLVn
PLEASANT AFFAIR FOR EASTERN
STAR LADIES.

Mrs. n. n. Reed ana MfF Clam
Rosers eaierioined The onicers and