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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-19

Vapor espanol Legazpi. Del 81 al
q del corriente estara aqui proceden-
te del Centre America.
Conslgnatarios, S. Ezouiaga.
NapCr americana Bayam6n. Ell Is
del actual sali6 de New York para esta.
,sta.
Congs., Bull Insular Line Inc.
Vapor cubano Julia Hacia el "A del
cornente etsara aqu1 procedente de
Habana directamente.
Honsignatarios, Villar Co.
e ~
Vapo' americana Zulia. Sali6 de
New York para Mayaiiez ell 19 del ac
tnal.
Consignatarios, Villar Co.
Napsr americana Brazos. Ell Is del
actual sali6 de New York para esta.
Congs., The n Y. P. r. S. S. Co.
Napor americana Maracaibo. Saldra
ell y del corriente de Mayagiiez para
New York.
Consignatarios, Villar Co.
Vapor espanol Antonio Lopez. Sali6
de Cadiz el Is del corriente estara
aqui ell %.
Coneignatarios, S. Ezquiaga.
Vapor americana Corozal Saldra ell
~ del corriente de New Orleans para
6sta.
Congs., The n. Y. p. r. S. S. Co.
Nap II americana Grayson El % del
presentc saldra de New York para esta
Congs., Bull Insular Line Inc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-19

LIBRos DE MIsA Y CARTERAs
- L. 'IREEJA DEr. 'R0LETIN i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-19

Vapor espanol Legazpi. Del 21 a
y del corriente estara aqui proceden
|te del Centro America.
Consignatarios, S. Ezquiaga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-19

DE PUERTO RICO.
BOLETIN MERCANTTL
Diario Independence de
Information Universal
OFTCINAS:
Gale de Allen No. Is, altos.
TALLERES:
1acc toda clase de trabajos
ue Imprenta y Ti.oeraffa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-29

one time. They will remain here fo,
a few days and will then go to Sanfs
re. where Mr.. O'Bryne Is stationed
as an attache OF the United States
forest service.
Or. w. II. Lovelace has returned IN
| Albuquerque after six weeks an.
sence IN the east. While away Dr.
Lovelace studied at the famous Nav
Bros. hospital in Rochester, MINI
and attended clinics at the large med.
zeal institutions in New York ana
other eastern cities s3
Mrs. J. IT. Cameron returned Wed.
nesday from n two weeks trim ia
Iiilsboro and FL Paso, where she VIZ.
tied relatives.
on Friday a most enjoyable after.
noon was spent by the members Of.
the Ladies' Aid society OF the Lead
Avenue Methodist church. who were
entertained at, the home of Mrs. II
Mohn, "a West Copper avenue. After
the business session a social hour was
spent and delightful refreshments
were served the hostess being assist
ed by Mrs. Tompkins, Mrs. Mcdonald
and Miss Maddox.
Mrs. Frederick Be Howden and the
Misses Howden will be ut home on
Tuesday afternoons during December.
The Thanksgiving dance of the Elks
on Thursday evening proved one OF
the most enjoyable social events Of
the week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-29
FINE ART EXHIBIT.

On Thanksgiving day the exhibit OF
autumn pictures by Sheldon Parsons,
the New York artist, opened in the
historic reception room of the palace
OF governors. 1t was the eighth ex-
hihit of year, which had included such
exhibits as those by Sharp, Blumen-
schein, ufer. Vierra and others. The
pictures, perhaps, represent the very
height of the genius of Mr.. Parsons.
They are landscapes of Santa Re, rich
in the golden yellows. rich browns.
deep blues Of autumn There are
mountains and hills. ripping streams.
quiet byways and nature in her most
poetic and intimate views. Two of the
largest canvaSses ever painted by Mi
Parsons are in the collection, one q
lovely picture on the banks of the
Santa Fe, below the Guadalupe
church, with two women in the fore
ground, washing the family wash IN
the stream. In the middle foreground
are stately Lombardy poplars. giving
the scene an Italian cast, while in the
background are several adobe dwell
ings, the composition in its entirety
being very effective, bringing out the
oriental character Of New Mexico.
The other picture Is that of TaIaya
Hill landmark in this portion of
the state. The mesa with silver gray
greaseWood stretches in the fore
ground, with dark green oak and a
cottonwood in its gorgeous autumn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-29
THE CITY THAT SITS IN THE sun.

y
She Is centuries old, yet she laughs
in your face
With the impudent, tantalant grace
OF girl;
And you stop in your stride, and you
turn in your place
With incredulous eyes and your
senses awhirl.
But you've seen her; you're helpless
her web Is well spun
Santa Re, the city that sits In the sun.
Then she graciously places a hand on
your arm
Come with me, amigo. and you
All the beautiful secrets that give me
my charm.
And make me the queen of the new
and the old"
Aud you 20 with her. hombre; her
web Is we'll spun
Santa lfe, the city that sits In the sun.
Lo She gathers the hills as a rug TO
her feet
And her magical river slips by at
her side {.
And her lap overflows and her arms
are replete
With gold and with silver and cop
per beside.
For the mines pay her tribute; her
eWcb Is well spun
Santa lfc. The city that sits In the sun.
All green are the valleys that nestle
above,
And fertile the valleys that snuggle
below.
They bring her their products, pro-
testing their love,
And she smiles on them graciously.
Well doth she know
That they cannot but love her; ner
web is well spun
Santa Fe, the city that sits in the sun.
John Leisk Tait
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-29
The Lost Lore

on, braycly ! pursued thee
When summer had begun.
INCREASINGLY ! wooed thee
Till summers time was done;
! dared the hot suns menace.
| sought thee by the sea.
! played NJ golf and tennis
In my desire Of thee.
At first thon vert so distant.
nv heart was like a stone.
But still was persistent
70 win thee for my own:
And when the summer ended
THY coyncss all was past.
And with a JOY most splendid
| called thee mine at last
I thought thee mine forever.
So beautiful and brown,
Rtn though | make endeav0r
40 Keep thee here In town.
Thou provost false and tickle.
And though plead and pray.
And though my tear drops trickle
Thou simply wilt not stay
My hold on thee grows slIghter,
/ watch thee g0--and wall.
My checks grow white and whittier.
TO lose thee makes mo pale.
II ia no use To sigh to thee.
I've done the most | can.
And therefore here's Goodbye
to thee
My Summers Coat OF TAM
--Berton Bradley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-29

friends Mrs. Elliott and Charles
lsaacs, respectively sister and brother
of the bride, we're the attendants. The
ring service was used in the wedding
ceremony.
AZ g o'clock the bridal party were
entertained at an elaborate reception
and supper by Mrs. Elliott, and thu
bride and groom were the recipients
Of the congratulations Of a host OF
friends. MIR. and Mrs Fredericks Will
make their home In Albuquerque.
Q
Science was never more positive.
Women" IL declared, have poor
health because they persist in sup.
porting the weight Of their skirts
from their hips"
But Just here fashion slyly abolished
hips All over the world nobody who
was anybody had any. Yet the health
Of women was no better
'ltr--iovely weather we're hav-
ing'" stammered science, In palpable
confusion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-29
Santa Fe Society Notes

raiment at the foot Of the slope. Sew
eraI adobe dwellings half hidden by
autumn foliage would give the SOUTH
western touch IL the atmosphere and
sky did not already do so unmistak-
ably Mr.. w. IL. II. Simpson of the
Santa Fe system liked the picture so
well that he purchased Il for the
Santa Fe and gave Mr.. Parson a COM
mission TO paint two pictures at the
Grand canyon, the price for the three
paintings run well into the four fig
ures.
ALBUQuERQuEs HOSPITALITY.
If there ever was an idea that Al
buqucrque society was not quite equal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-29
SOCIETY NEWS OF TITLE WEEK
PANDORA
oh, That's Different

Would had lNatning' stid ihe useless
with storm wo cried Arise before thc
whore halls Of learning whitley CLEAN,
Ard Islcn study toll and dfoamf
fiiiIne. give riches" whned the sifll
uck ec0ffed. Good fultuncy 90 10 Worii'
'fsad lnc hrathr slphed one who SAT and ate,
ungnv Looked within his hfimmine plate
$50 ouf' uc said. 'and breathe uhd hathe and
1913 only effort tllt such piss el bring"
Il long q love" She wrote The shameful llno
Ana. shocked. we imde her wat ana make no aigni
--tNoy Reynolds IN The MaeseH"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-29

favors were miniature turkeys filled
with candy, and fancy caps,
The guests We're Veronica Van
igcnse. Ailnc Furry Katherine
schprilmaack, Victoria schmaimanek,
Howard iieyn, Dannio Macpherson.
Leo farr, Charles Rice l4ucian Rice
and John aimona
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-29

! Mr.. ma Airs Louis lfald were
bridge hosts Wednesday evening at
/ tho first Of a series of at homes that
Mrs. Ilreld has planned fer the VIM
/ tor Largo bouquets Of gorgeous
American beauty roses formed the
principal decorations The affair was
! III every way up 70 the high social
standard that the llfelds have always
4 maintained.
] The guests Included Mrs w G. Nc
/ Donald Air. and MIS- Summers Burk-
hart. MIR and Mrs L. j. Alger, Mr..
/ and MIS- II Il. Kent. Dr. and Mrs. r..
/ G. Cornish, Mr. and Mrs Ivan Gruns-
( field, Mi. and Mrs G.. l.. Brooks. Dr..
and AIRS. j, y. Penreo. Judge and
Mrs. w. Fl. Pope Of santa Zee, Mr. ana
Mrs Harry r. i#e of santa Is, MIS-
f Jarrett. Dr. aud Mrs, j w. Elder,
Mr.. and Mrs. tohcft T.. Deiz, MIR.
ana Mrs Harold +. Ianison, Mr.. and
MiM Edward SPITE. Mr. aud MIS-, X.
ii pfltney. AR. and Mrs ~. r. Met
elllf Mrg aud Mrs. u. A. Weinman, Mr..
and Mrs. Max Nordhaus. Mrs. w u.
Chllders, Mrs Margaret Modler, MI.
and Mrs Seymour leNinsen, Mr.. and
MN a. GrlnsIcd. MI. and Mrs. John
/ f.te clarke, Mr. and AIRS Isaac barth,
Mn and Mrs. George n klOck, Mrs.
lockwood. Mt aud Mrs A. u, McMil-
/ len. Mr. and AIrs lark NJ. Carr, Mrs.
Ed RoseuNaN, Ne aud Mrs +. ilfeld,
Mr nd Airs. heatse Simms. Mrs. Ser
tx tpstef. Mr. anu Mrs Noa llfold.
4 = =
Tho ppn may ho nighiier than
the awatd lHt Ia Europe just
now If iSnt mlghtier sham the
censored 1mes oi Cuba
q a
COUNTRY cICB.
n was ISM enough that the formal
aneninr It tlH country club Ind 70 be
foatnoned. hpt i WIS quite too bad
that ibc auaden and serious iimess ~
ghenaore St Meolsey, Jr. who has
Neon enc ~ the Lending factors ia thp
ai'raulatl0p, was the cansc of the
postnnenent Mr. Woolsey. who was
ellFated on for appendicitis, is new
fepeftcd "a he out % danger, and tho
doctors aaN that IN the natural course
81 EVENTS 4 VIZ not be Sc long before
he Is our and. afound again.
i'laua for The opening Of the club
are all III lnaiie ar. but the best bot
s that there Niil be Il bis Vow NearA
day eyent. and that everybody will
have just ~ good d time as II there
had never heen any hitch IN Tho ar
iopfements
CHiIDRfN'S PARTY.
Mrs Arthur flcvn was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to twelve small
folks. whom she entertained IN honor
az the clkhth hlrtheias anniversary Of
her sem. Howard
Mrs. teNn WAS assisted by Mrs Ed
ward Fafr The children were taken
ter an automobile ride aud later we're
sefved wiih refreshments At Gfim-
lpN Nhsr< Inns. Low table VAS
laden with good things to cat. The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-29
The Contention

a. was 10 hafe been cNprciEH. fho
f4hptnllfu " tho StW Mrkicn lducas
tihnai association ufefahaaowed ft.
tftihlnr elm that touE piorp dHai
wreck The importance 81 he event
WAS rffltctrd II sleiNl az well na eHl.
fhiioual aallVtIea ii the city Tho re-
enpilan lt me MnFnulc temple IufH
,lay afternoon IA witch ihe woman
club. DE- Tuesday club. Inc l'Hrrnl
reaehffe aantnflan and the Fort
nightly club ecfe joint hdHt iatef
ffw rink FL hfililancc unaHr the nn-
mofous entertainments Given lpf thN
visiting lfachefH. while lhe dance AZ
the affnoff that nlehi Nnf haralY less
eanep|tuona d autetss ffeu thcf
were hanqueis foiht % almufi 80 mo
time. and any Huouni 81 entertaining
III various AlhhduffQue homes
so hat. altogether. NaritF fIlr had
pretty busy week Of ~ All ihp wise
itnrs sefined a. hc having good lime.
md Ii ln certain that TIE home foiAs
fniofe1 having i1em here nnd 1ilHf.
tanning them Everything wont -
ama6lhly. and ne only ofliirfm 81
Albuquerque hoHuiiniity thnf HIS
Waahhh my ehell-llhr ears Is % ne ef.
feet that O number ~ lncni phltt'nff
fecnra a. think thai thc refpiuu a.
the flnpla 19icndHy afiefuO0n was
given Tor their special henefit mad
showed d disposition 10 'harn in' 81
fhF 0ffnif 30 the exclusion Of The real
guests oi the uernsinr
However in 4 town ae Viz ng Al'fu.
IlHerqnc Fon can't uKnoei evergbodf
80 DO posseNod ~ all the nleollta that
10 to mako for neal perfection fhe
WIS Very lafFr affair
md coffeeppndinrly large nauhfr
II people were required Va take care
~ A. u Is not greatly - Ne wondered
~ That n Few hnnrH wfrc IN evidence.
md Ne may congratulate ouffnlfft
HAT mono ~ Thorn did anything ntfu
ally 10 fnoil he fun
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-29

Cora Kellan, Mrs Isaac Barih. Mrs.
Melton ptcro. Mrs. A. Moutoya, Mrs.
g. rs lifuoke
Mfs. Charles w Potter and Mrs.
a. - strong had charge Of the re-
fafshmcut tabie. AIRS D. H. Kent and
Hfa W. 3 Burke poA4ed serving
NE lee and cnke we're Mrs NJ. r..
Hickey, Mrs. ~ A. Nahl, Mrs Mabel
Stevens flm0e. MIS- o. H. Gomez
Airs -. A, Macpherson. Mrs. Thomas
s. Wickcrsun, MIS- Arno lluninY
AIRS J. a Roidy, Mrs, y. II. Ives, Mrs
". W Strong. Mrs. n, n, Meyer
Serving tie guests We're the follow
ing young ladies from the hlRn
enooi Allfa Jessie Nonable, Miss
louise Ieii, Mis- Anetio Weinmnn
Miss IrOne Fec, Miss Priscilla New
eomer, Miss Margaret flournoy Miss
Elinbefh Arnof. Mas Ncrnlce liowefs
Miss Caroline NlckDls, Miss Alberta
llnWfhornu. Miss ilcia Conner, MISS
louise Watson, Miss Rebceca iforner
Miss VOLTA Rankin, Miss Lillian VIII
liuus.
Mrf John Vcnahle had charge Of
the favofs Her assistants were Miss
Elizabeth strong, Miss May Lamb,
Miss Hazel l<ieke. Miss Carol Wilson.
a feature Of the reception worthy
df mention wns q Grcclan drill IN
nolurte work with rings. IN charge
0f Mrs j. s.. yesterday. liy special
request the drill was repeated during
thp afternoon. The daugcrs were Miss
Helen Zee. Miss Margaret liasterdHy,
Misc Daphne Cobb. Miss Edna Me-
rhosnay Miss Alyina Postci, MISS
Flora Chess, Miss Ethel MeClaskey
Miss Alma Frcdc.
The mnalc WIS furnished by the
high acha0l hand and formed ono ni
the most pleasing features Of The NJ.
pm0un. Under the direction of Miss
Jennie J.. Trott the selections rendered
refleetel great credit on the work be-
ing done in music az the high school
Wildseycd Customer. ! want q
quarters worth Of calholic acid
elerk This - hardware
store ilut Wo have era fine
line of ropes reviewers and rae
oiH Yale Record.
q
IaOR MRS .tlDONAI.D.
Among the private affairs of the
week The most pretentious was the tea
elscn by MIS- lsnac liarlh in honor 81
her house guest, Mrs. william G. Me-
Donald, who came down from santa
Fa for The educational convention.
Mrs Harth WIS at home from
until 6 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon
receiving with Mrs Mcdonald IN The
drnwlne room uf tho l,arth lame On
North Sixth street. which was heauti~
fully deeorifesf fof'the occasion. At
lendlng lilo door wero- little Missts
Dorothy Mann and lion Rarth. Tho
ss1cstH we're met IN the reception hill
kiy Mrs. David Weinnan and Mrs. Will
Springer and after erecting the hos
ttss and tle gacat OF honor they were
taken Ia chnrgc W. Mrs Margaret
Medler. Mira. Nancy Heswlek Mrs, w
G. i<eim and Ars Thomas n. Wllher-
son in the library
Mrs ". Y Walton and Mrs. X H.
pntney poured, asaisted hy Mrs Arn1
Huning ana Mrs. y. A. Mann. Tho
Young indioa OF 81 Margarets guild
served Tho table ahd dining room
were decorated with yellow chrysan-
themams and green smilax.
Misa Aurora lsucern Of Santa Fe
and Miss Wilholniun Vohlmcr Of Las
Vegas who also were house guests OF
tho fsafths. assisted about the rooms.
lletwecu so and 100 guests met the
first lady Of the static during the hours
ef the reception.
r. .
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fiety are concerned. u W0a good sport
and furnished i0la 81 fHu ana WIS en-
llfolf unohlfeiiondhlc. but how about
lhe hHlf.hnndfCd girls OF from q %
20 years % age WHO lNei-siepped and
lannaed end Otherwise cuY0fled
afroaa fhe Hold - the fiiurpuH Infsit
ef "A lot Time in tho Dld Town To-
H'ahf" 10 mike "a Roman holiday for
s mixed audience of uh0ni "a thou
gand Hfnpler Honest ~ goodness, now
does that sort of ihnK COMFORT with
Nhnr idcn ufedlgnified young woman
hundf
Nobody wSo knows ine VIII ever nf-
cuHc inc If bcing prudc. While NAT
exactly what YOU might cali a milil1nl
shfffhHclte, ! have always held 90 Che
theory That woman has just re- much
right 20 make d fool OF heraeif ag "a
man. lnt ! do think she ought IT,
show a lltilo Judgment IN the matter
4 mum. and especially b young man.,
cau make himself look ridiculous lee
fore Is rroWd aud bn none tho worse
uff for IT, Believe me, little sister, The
@fne thing - not true az n woman.
don't claim TINT this % fair, but
do claim funt Il "a true. mud when you
hive aocn na much ul this sinful world
na The cram Widow ana you VIII
ngfcc With mo-
recall one nifl 10 the pnrade
Thufedny. WHO, FOR some reason o.
other. cuuldn't keen up With the gifl
Ia front Is her. nnd vino. % order 70
Keen from breaking the Inc IN tWn.
Was continually grabbing at the Other
rlfl'a coat. Mt the imminent rial, 81
destroying the entire snri0flnl effect
Of her companion
The scene, aud number ~ others
like IL. UtcAslOnfd some comments
lhat THOSE girls would not IKE tn hear
comments thar created considerable
mNrrlment among tho crowd mnHsed
aiona lhe ropes that lined the field,
bat that no man would want to have
thude about auy of hls Womenfnlisa
md that no Wulrau would want ''
have made nboul herself. They
w0ildnt look wen n Print
Somehow ! can't get enthuslasila
over The aho Anake Ounce
Tine teacher wnN examining the
olnss in phYsioiogq. MARY, you
toll ua,H size asked what ~ tho
function of Tho elomechG"
"rhe function Of the stomach
She lutih girl answered. "a 90
hold up The pettiooat Buffalo
Express
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-29
EIKS' MEMORIAL.

Preparations for the annual me-
mortal services of the Elks, which are
TO be held next sunday, have gone fai
enough to justify the assertion that
the occasion will lack nothing of the
impressiveness and beauty which have
characterized it in former years. An
excellent musical program Is being ar
ranged and the committee in charge
Of the services Is working out a
unique and original plan for paying
respect to the memory OF the depart
ed brothers, which will be announced
later and which Is sure to he a beau
tful feature.
The meeting, of course, will be open
to the public, and il is safe TO say
that the Elks' thoater, where it will
be held. viii be crowded to its capa-
city. Among the musical numbers
viii be vocal solos by Mrs. Roy Me-
Donald, Mrs. Ray Bailey and Charles
j. Andrews, and n violin solo by Miss
Grace Stortz. Mrs. Mabel stevens
llimoe will be the accompanist Judge
NJ II. Hickey. Rabbi Noise Bergman
and other eloquent speakers will make
addresses.
Tributes OF respect will be paid to
the memory Of forty-eight deceased
members Of the lodge. five Of whom
died during the past year.
z 4 q
NOTES OF SOCIETY.
The pupils Of Miss Elizabeth Will
ley's school gave AN entertainment
Wednesday afternoon for their par
ents and the friends of the school
which was greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. IL. L. Dugan gave a private
dance Thursday evening at odd Fell
lows hall.
MIR. w. A. Pollock spent a few days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Pollock while en- route to California.
where he will spend the winter
months,
Mr.. Il. A. vaughey will return to-
morrow from an extended trip
through Texas, most of which has
been spent in Dallas and San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Barney have
gone to the Pacific coast for a six
months trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ilfold will leave
this week for Boston, where they will
spend the holidays with their chill
dren, Misses Beatrice and Ruth and
AIR. Lawrence HELD
Miss Helen Hope returned early in
the week from an extended stay in
the east. While away she was the
guest of Congressman and Mrs. Har-
vey u. Ferguson IN Washington and
of Miss Beatrice Taseher IN Chicago.
The regular meeting Of Lew Wal
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Scene from civilian TELL

tiAitA'fi Inns.
William Tell ......,. Eugenia Rupre
King GesAler ......... Grace Baxter
Albert Tell, the son ...... Lois Hicks
Werner ......... Lily Abousleman
Kings attendants--Stella Garcia.
Catherine Corbett, Margaret Sparga.
Solders-Win Turner, Margar-
ct Dohle, Filipita Bialoyez Melba
kirkpatrick.
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Ar ST. vrNcENr's.

AT ST. NiNttNT'S.
When IT Is stated that the Thanks
giving entertainment at ST. Vincent's
academy was fully up to the standard
that has always been maintained by
that excellent institution the public
viii understand that those who We're
so fortunate as TO be present spent an
afternoon Of rare pleasure and enjoy
ment
The following program was ren-
dered:
Mother Gooses Party. ..... Babies
Thanksgiving Song ..,...... Chorus
Dumb Bell Exercise.
origin Of Thanksgiving. ..........
......s...a.. Dorothy Blainey
Little Paul's First Thanksgiving 49,.
.....,... Agnes Mcintyre
An Appetite .......... Jane Beeman
In Confidence -. Margaret Corcopan
Kitty's Thanksgiving Solloquy. 49,.
.........,..... Pepita Espinosa
Baby's Part ......... Shirley Goss
Recitation Doggie ....... Grade /
THANKSGIVING Day Mildred Sheehan
Recitation Queen of the Butter
cups .,.............. Grade z
Rceitatiop--The Kittys Tea Party
s. 4A...s.. @..s..... .......... Grade 3
"Ilte First Thanksgiving telcbratiOn.
IIARACTERS.
Governor Bradford =. Evelyn Mearns
Elder Brewster ...... Sylvia Davis
Mrs. White ..... DeEtta Cosgrove
Mary White ...... Mary Mcdonald
John White .. Luetta McDermOtt
James White - Gladys Kochem
Miles standish ......... Mary Roehl
PrIseille ....... Catherine prybylslSi
John Alden ...... Margaret smithers
Suuanto Zita Jones
Massasoit ......... Corrine Otero
Samoset ........ Josephine Castillo
lndians--Frances Blake, Adelaide
williamson, Rose Mcintyre, Queen
Stover, Frances Graham, Dorothy
Bottger
Pilgrims Pauline Umbrage, Anna
Marie Delahoyde, Isabelle
sullivan, Emma Gilbert Agnes Meln-
f,.ra ntta Dfntl1f IuSquhfnp A bOuSle-
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tSAscsrREDEprcKs.


The marriage Thursday afternoon
Of MISS Mary Agnes lsaacs 70 MT.
Harry FrcdericlS united two Of Al
huquerques most popular young peo-
pie.
Rev. a. j. Schueler AZ o'clock in
tho afternoon at tho home Of the
brides sister. Mrs, Z. ". elliott. on
irnsi tlazcldmc avnne. IN the presence
Of few relatives and infinite
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-29

Flrianr 1lellee seWAre al a
dafls nun. whom Yen VIII soon
meet fir viii lie Villain
Girl. How perfectly dsilphltuli
lluW naen VIII ! meet hiiuG
N4p york tiluHr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-29

lta q common thing around q news
paper office to find a nameless liter
afy ehlid on the doorstep when You
come down to work. Most Of them
are such orncry brais that you
promptly can IN The police 70 take
care Of them; but Once in great
while you find ono, cuddled 40 IA y
basket that YOU take liking 60 and
aant 20 Keep. Such q one drifted IN
q day or TWO ago. l don't know who
ils parent Isl wish lid Here u