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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04
NOTICE.

We. the organized bodies OF th,
building trade department of AiuJ-
querquo. wish Go giye.tu the business
men OF Albuquerque the names of the
contractors who employ only organi2-
ed labor.
Carpenter Contractors.
T.. a. Gcrtig. .
W Hcssclden,
j. W. McQuade.
J. A. Harlan a son,
A. W. Hayden,
Lyon g. AXtell.
W D.. Morrison.
NJ =. SHwtrllc.
I'D Foururllc.
a.. e. Hollis.
Frank Alderman,
H. y. Mohu,
Albert Fortnoy.
Plumber Contractors.
Beoman a Ayers,
whitney Co.
sanitary H. A. 9. Co,
Gus Stn"hln,
J. l.. Bell,
D. a. strumquist,
Dunbar q Beauchamp.
Crescent Hardware co.
Brick Contractors.
Ed Lemhke.
Anton Arson.
Painting Contractors.
W. l.. Mcdonald,
A. Clau,lu,
e.. T.. Qulcr,
g.. g.. Nuucmah,
Romero Al sign Co,
l.. Broscy,
T.. ZamUra,
FcllX De Blassi.
+ a. Dsiahuyde,
n. L. Aaron.
Plaster Contractors.
sam MagncG
Harry Ridge.
- Mason Contractors.
Julius Johnson,
~ DE Tullio,
s., Dalnno.
E~icctrical Contractors.
Nash Electrical Co,
Arno HuuinE.
Joe L. EdmondsOu
We patronizc those who pntronifs
Us.
tSiEucd) SAE. j NOTAW,
Secretary EXoCutly, Hoard Organized
Labor.
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and marked but lightly with wheels u
followed along the railroad, cutting
over bills and down through gulches.
and hy evening they were In the heart
Of old MoNico.
Hero were men IN sandals and won.
On barefoot. chickens tied up by the
legs outside Of brush %jacalcs long.
noaed hogs, Rruntiug h]ercoly as they
skirmished for food and hnlfnaked
children. staring like startled rabbits
st the strangers.
Otuntinucd Tomorrow AncrnoonD
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CANDIDATES BEING
DISCUSSED IN
GRANT COUNTY
Democrats Favor FERGUSON
for Congressional Nomina-
ton; Arthur GoOdell TO Re-
turn to House.
Especial orsr.psassn-. TO me neraidl


Silver cts. June 3.-The political
pot is beginning Ca boil and olndi-
dates for the Legislature are being
gsoomcd As to tho cousressioua
nominations. Iu Democrats. circles
opinion mNors the denomination Of
Congressman FrrFussou The he
publiraus lean uWurd Herbert W.
CLARK, and the Progressive seem q"
have mo- favorijcs.
Wayne MucN,agn Wilson. manager
OF th, Sew Mexico Cuttns" siuut"r-
ium. can secure the Democratic nom
nation for the lower house OF the
Legislature. 80 far he witi not even
listen to tbe suggestion. clean. ca-
pablc, energetic, honest and person
ully popular he would bee the stronE-
est man the Democrats could name
HIS nomination aud election whrll
assure the state OF the services o. a
man devoted Go It's Interests.
In case Mr. Wilson refuses tho use
of his name the nomination mitht
go To- Robert -. Powell, an attorney
aud resident OF silver city. ar. Pow
ell. while not known out In tn 1901
ty. has AN rnyiablc reputation IN Stl-
yer city. Before taking up thu uruc-
ticr of law he was q very sutrefsidl
business man la the south. hvNlug
been vice president Of tho 'unolihnt-
cd Naval stores co. He b. "a very able
man and "a splendid example 81 III
citizenship of the new south.
4. = Goodeli. one OF the present
representative In the house from
this county. is practically ssured q
the Republican nomination u ne
cares to run nsain. The other nor.!-
nee will come from ou in the Coun
~.
The progressiycs are seriously con-
sidering plnclng "a ticket in tho delt
j. r. McCahc. who was dcefHted on
the Republican ticket two years ago..
and A. ~ Mornlngstar OF Lordshurs
are eligible. Robert a.. Woods OF
bedrock would make "a strong caAdi-
date. Friends uf Charles g.. Given
OF silver City are urging hnl 90 nuke
the race, but ON cuu oi tho state
81 his health q is doubtful u hc VIII
run, lie holds some very al inccd
views on the political problems 81 the
day.
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MINI O'CLOCK CLOSING
HOLDS AT LAS CRUCES

las Cruces, n. ~, june Eff
forts ~ saloon men 10 modify the or
der of the city council requiring sa-
looms to close az . O'Clock nave failed.
4 petition carrying $50 signatures
was presented Ca the city council ask
ing that the saloons be- permitted 60
remain open until ~ o'clock week
days and 1883 O'Clock ON saturday.
The petition VAS refused.
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ltchl Itch Itchl-scratchi soratchi
scratchi The more you scratch, the
worse the Itch. Try Doan'a ointment.
For eczema. any skin itching. SOC a
box.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04

u. l.. Moore, Attorney. Cromwell
BIDS i20 ; 2Dd 81. Phone sf2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04

A lazy liver leads 20 chronic dys-
pcpsla and constipatiou-weakens the
whole system. Doan's %rcguiets t2le
per hoxj act mildly on tho liver amt
bowels. AZ Rii drug stores.
The HERALD Want Ads get
the best results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-04

Don't fail TO attend The
Leaders big $4,000 Bankrupt
Sale Saturday. The Leader.
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,Coayralt. I8lt by Frank A. ManseyJ
fOuutinucI from Nrsictin,D
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-25
AZ CARDS.

The Friday club was the guest Of
Mrs. Frank w. Parker The Mon
day club will meet tomorrow with
Mrs. Hugh X. Gilmour who carried
loft the prize at last weeks meeting,
which was held at the home OF Mrs.
l.. o. Glllett. The guests at the lat
ter meeting besides the club members
We're Mrs. Francis c. Wilson and Miss
Ruth Laughlin The floral decorations
were chrysanthemums
The Fifteen club met with Mrs. r.
NJ. Thomas Friday afternoon. with
Mrs. |. H. Rapp presiding Mrs.
Frank Newhal read a paper 10y Mrs.
~. II. Hanna, who is in Albuquerque
with Judge Hanna. on santa Fe
To-day which dwolt especially with
the civic deeds of the capital.
Mrs. r. T. Asplund read story
from the current number of the Am
ef1can magazine Current events and
Quotations by each OF the members
were the other features Of the pro-
gram.
Among the guests were Mrs. w. B..
Childers of Albuquerque The club
will hold its next meeting with Mrs.
Walters on East Palace avenue
Tho Womans club had one Of its
delightful afternoons on Tuesday. 50
delightful that it again called out an
audience that filled the assembly
room of the Palace of the Governors
The meeting was under the auspices
of the home and child welfare de-
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partment and Mrs. Katherine fluWph.
reys Pritchett. who teaches school at
Madrid, southern Santa Fe -county,
and formerly taught at Lamy. She
was therefore thoroughly cognizant
with her subject, How the Clubs May
Cooperate With the Schools Mrs.
Fauth sang Tosti's Good Bye" ten
DERBY. charmingly and ELECTED pro-
longed applause. Mrs. w. H. Pope
who presided. congratulated Mrs. Ru-
pert +. Asplund and the club upon
Mrs. Asplund's elevation to the pres
ldency of the state federation ana the
club greeted her with the Chaulau-
qua salute. After the address by
Mrs Prltehett tea was served IN the
Rito de los Frijoles room. gorg rus
chrysanthemums and other blossoms
giving fcstal air TO the social part
Of the meeting which was In charge
of Mrs. Charles A. HNncs ana Mrs.
\. G. Morley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-25

Octobcr's n brunette
Nut-brown Is the hue Of her
You must take walk 10 get
Any proper view of her.
She win set the pace
Set il swift and easily.
With q smile upon her face,
Happily and breezily.
She's an outdoor girl,
Madens soft and dangerous
only cause our lips 10 curl,
only serve TO anger us.
IT'S OctObers sway,
Gripping us. EMBEDDING US
Frost that sets the blood to play
Youths forever holding us.
An the air Is wine:
sweet. with yet q bite In il.
All the virtues known combine
10 put a pure delight in It,
While the sky il clear
Il Is Joy TO talk with you'--
Bless your heart. October dear.
will take walk with you,
--Grif Alexander, in Pittsburgh
Df4notph
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-25

senlauves AZ the convention Of the
federation TO be held In Los Angeles
next June, when prize Of $4,000
VIII De awarded for the best opera by
Ian American composer.
a state organization Of music clubs
Us ia contemplation, ami Mn n. l..
Bradford, one of the chief organizers
/ in the Thursday club as well as one
Of the leading musicians ~ Albpqucr-
que, has been made state president.
Hereafter the club sill meet on
the second and fourth Monday even
Ing IN each month at the building Of
the Womnn's club. aud attractive pro-
grams VIII be rendered at eacb meet
ing.
The meeting at which these vital
changes were decided upon was held
last Thursday morning, when Mrs
Ralph NJ. Henderson and Thomas A,
Christian contributed To- one Of the
best musical programs ever given in
the city. Mrs G. A Foreman. Mrs
t.. T.. Read aud Miss Paula Posiell
also took part In the entertainment
while Mrs X. II. Pollock read a most
Interesting paper on current musical
events
Tuesday night after the concert at
the Presbyterian church Mr.. Chris
tlan ana Mrs. Henderson were the
guests Of the club al the WOman's
club building. A repetition OF the
Plnafore performance given last
springs was put on In q decidedly in
formal and wholly enjoyable manner.
and the evening was one long to he
remembered by all who took part
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-25
IIALLOWE'EN WEEK

II Is q week dedicated To merry
makers and Santa Fe society will
make the most of Il. The leading
event will be the concert on Thurs
day evening at the executive mansion
by Mrs Ada Pierce Vim. of Albu-
querquc, under the auspices Of the
Santa Zee Woman's club. II will be
quite an exclusive and smart affair.
Mrs VIM, who studied under Puc-
eni, had been selected to play the
leading role at the first production
OF La 3oheme and her fame as a
dramatic soprmo spans two CONT
nents. She has selected her own pro-
gram for Thursday evening. The on
by additional numbers will be a cello
solo by Miss Elizabeth Massie and
piano selections by Mrs. l. II. Rapp
and Mrs. &, Il. Doll.
A distinctly Halloween cast Is to
be given to the reception at the First
Presbyterian church on Tuesday even
ing TO members and friends of the
church, but especially the new MEM
beers. by the stephens Bible class. The
committees Inv charge are. Decora-
tons, c. T.. Llnney, Prof Hammitt, j.
A. Wood. refreshments, u. i. Side
bottom, II. r. stephens, John III.
Walker. entertainment and amuse-
meni, Supt. +. G. snyder. Fred Me-
Bride r. j. Crichton; invitations, NJ.
Scott Prof Johnson and Rev. y. u.
McCOllOugh
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appreciated the opportunity afforded
for an evenings delightful entertain.
mcnt aud were observed in the audi
ence, despite the big political meet
ing aud the Masonic convention
The musicians displayed rare taste
In selecting music calculated to please
the most cultivated unsteady, and
also 10 charm those In the audience
who not having made n study OF mu-
sic might not appreciate finished
technique particularly. but who never
tholess were lovers of true music
the kind with the beautiful melody
which all can follow and understand,
which reaches the heart as well as
plpaNes the ear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-25
HdUOUe'en


diaiowcen is the night before All saints day. November
All SOULS a
II the dead Friendess indeed the soul which
to
Tor ana candles for the loved In Europe Prot
catholic alike believer
graves and All Souls
MI vaigamc Dios' Senior, but moment stay,
VIII ou pay,
Furnished
his soul
Miguel All The 10 ihe ma 80 Aoon
Father Miguel be boom
SENIOR gacas when the tonight Mgucls rest
the darkness
Hctrospcci-san Juans nay.
ls nslr
with cbulcioa bold and
And Miguel Ne alfafero, wends through
Dolores with the dushy eyes soft ns twilight sky
Dolores meath whose irho touch like clay:
Who molda him he mods his
OH him this auspieous
And words tell her a
Nj ola--how / flashes u he
Aud Hhmmcrs with the Of paomaH dmplcd breast
LAT thou ia within qucfidn
Ny Hes below birds lie IN he
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ARI AND LITER AIIRE.

h. |. Cousc, the last of the artis
colony ut Taos to leave for the east
after productive summer. passed
through Santa Fe a few days age
ihomcward bound
}. II. Sharp has one Of his Taos pic
4 lures on exhibit at the fifth annual
exhibition of the California Art club
in Exposition park, Los Angeles II
is his splendid canvas Indians at
Mass reproducing the artists ylslun
of an impressive scene at Taos.
DR.. Hector Aliot. the versatile art
and dramatic critic who lectured be-
fore the summer school at Santa Fe
and Is favorably remembered by san
ia Feans. appears AS the author Of 4
i80-page volume that represents a
work that should also be done for
New Mexico II Is entitled "Bibiog
raphy of Arizona and Is mainly a
record of the literature collected by
Lr. Joseph Amasa Munk who has al
so been Santa Fe summer school at
tendant and who made a present Of
his library Of 1000 volumes of Ari-
IONA literature to the Southwest mu-
scum Of which Charles r. Lummis, of
the school Of American Archaeology
al Santa Fe Is the founder emeritus.
This library of Arizona, of course,
Is priceless DR. Aliot, who is cura-
tor Of the museum. has catalogued it
under the names of the authors, fol-
lowed by q subject catalogue and a
general index The volume has for
its frontispiece fine portrait Of Dr.
Munk and is rich in other illustra-
tons. Head bands of native wild
flowers Of Arizona representing
great variety of tyres, views of the
desert. Indians and the industrial and
eathetic pursuits of the ncighboring
state, precedc each chapter II IS a
work of love that required much time
and painstaking research on the part
Of DR. Aliot
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and Mrs. N. Brrgmann.
An auction bridge party IN their
honor by AIRS llildceafde Grunsfcld
yesterday completed mn unusually ne
tive week for Mrs R0acnwaid and
Mrs. Wciskopf The other guests
were Mrs. Sidney 4. Roscnwald. Mrs,
Edward Ilosenwald Mrs David Ros-
'cnwald. Miss Replnn Rosonwnld. Mrs.
3adle NcuEiRdt, Mrs ivan Grunsfeld.
Mrs. Ernest Spitz. Mrs Non llfcld,
Mrs. ". Spltz. Mrs Bernard llfold,
Mis- Slmon stern. Mrs J. A. Vein
man. Mrs. Louis llfeld. Mrs Max
Nordhaus MIS- Nathan Jaffa, Mrs l..
kempcnlch, Mrs Joseph Dan2lger and
ME- Afihur Iuffn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-25
RECEPTION AT SOCoRRO.

a reception was given Friday nigh
by the faculty ana board OF regents ol
The New Mexico school of Mines al
Socofro, which proved To be one OF
the most successful affairs ever given
In that live and onterprising city Il
WIS brilliant affairs and was attend.
ed by the most prominent people In
that section of New Mexico,
The reception was for the purpose
OF introducing the new students Of the
institution to the people OF Socorro
and was I'm every way success Flu
ture social affairs of the Same nature
are In contemplation by the college
AUTHORITIES and the season promises
TO gain much IN social importance on
account OF the activities OF the collie
CLANS
Lectures by members Of the faculty
of the School Of Mines at frequent
intervals viii be features ~ the coll
lcge year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-25

ENTERTAINED At AUCTION.

Ou Thursday afternoon Mrs. r. A.
NohI Of South Walter street was ar
auction bridge hostess entertaining
for Miss Florence Horlick Of Racine.
wis. The rooms were artistically dec
Grated with chrysanthemums. Mrs.
John Milne assisted the hostess. Those
present were. Mrs. 81 clair. Mrs f.
O. Baker Miss Lofa Lovelacc. Mrs.
q. $. klOck. Miss Mabel Lovelace,
Miss Marjorie Edwards of Fort SUM
ner, Mrs. @. @. Shortlc. Miss Louise
Nichols Mrs. r. G.. Jarrett. Mrs. r. n.
Wilkcrson, Mrs. Frank TUT, Mrs
John Milne. Miss Florence Horllck
Mrs. II. g. Coors, Mrs. A. Bttner
Mrs. j. A. Reldy, Mrs. L. G.. Rice,
Mrs. George Taylor. Mrs samuel Il.
Mitchell. Mrs Taft. Mrs Charles
Washington. Mrs. T.. $. Newcomer.
Mr.. II. II. Pollock and Mrs. G. +.
Luwbcr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-25
IN HONOR or Mns. MrcuEM.

Mrs. NJ. G.. Mechem is a guest az
the home of Misses Conrad and Olsen
on Bucna Vista heights. and will re-
main here next week, Judge Mechcm
returning home on Friday. She was
the guest Of honor at a luncheon Civ
en- at FL ortiz. Lamy, by Miss Con-
rad. Covers were laid for ten. The
decorations were yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and the affair was u most en-
toynblo one. The trip 60 l4amy and
home was made In automobiles
The same afternoon Mrs J W
johnson entertained delightfully."- a.
cards. There were six tables II
bridge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-25
CHIEF JUSTICE OBSERVES
nIIkIIIntA

In celebration Of the birthday an
niversary Of chief Justice Clarence j.
Roberts, Mrs. Roberts on Wednesday
evening entertained at dinner. Covers
were laid for Judge and Mrs. NJ. G.
Mochem Of Socorro, Secretary of
state and Mrs. Antonio Lucoro. Or.
y. 4. Massle. Miss Massie. Il. +. Da-
ves. besides the members of the
family of the hostess.
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IAsTEnN STAR.

The meeting IN Albuquerque lasi
week of the Grand Chapter Of the or
der Of the Eastern star WIS an event
OF the greatest soctal importance as
well as OF the widest interest in Sc
leret order circles.
Among the prominent visitors Ia
The city Oh account of the meeting OF
the grand chapter were Mrs. Laura
- Hart. of san Antonio, Texas. Past
Most Worthy Grand Matron of the
General Grand Chapter; Mrs Minnie
H. Miller of Los Angeles, Worthy
Grand Esther of the General Grand
Chapter. Mrs Mary Duncan. Of socor-
no, Past Grand Matron of New Mexico,
and Mrs, Hina NJ. West, of Port liu.
ron, Mich, Supreme Commander of
The Ladies Of the Maccahecs.
on Friday night a specially lntcr-
csting program WAS rendered con-
sstlug of musical numbers by Mrs.
Rogers. Miss Anna Myers and AIRS.
kathryn Grimmer-Ba Bailey, readings by
Mrs Harry Strong and Miss Doyle and
an address by Mrs. Bina n West
The installation Of officers last
night. followed by banquet and
dance. proved 10 he fitting conelu-
sion to one OF the most successful
gatherings OF the kind ever held in
New Mexico
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. .
E.AIiEMELL P.NKTY.

/ invitations are out by Miss Kamo-
ma Baca for Halloween party on
Tuesday evening, which viii be in tn,
Gallnher and Miss Anita Baea, both
OF whom will shortly leave for south
-ern CnlilnInln 10 spond the Mlnter.
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The dance at the Public library uu-
der the auspices of the Womans
Board of Trade opened the danclag
season with. eclat The same cyen-
ing the Royal Ncighbors and Modern
Woodmen were hosts at dance in
.hei- hall. Those who did not dance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-25
CARDS.

Mrs Il. 7, Ervien entertained lu-
ormally Tuesday afternoon at auc-
ton bridge In honor of Mrs. Gardew-
SKI nee Florence Spitz. The guests
were from the younger set Mrs.
STANDBY G. Small won the prize A
guest prize went TO Mrs. Gardewsl.
Two card parties were given this
week by Mrs. =. K. Wright. one on
Wednesday and the other on Thurs
day afternoon The flowers, refresh
ments, prizes-all were recherche.
Wednesday afternoon the guests of
honor were Mrs, NJ c. Meehem Of So
zorro, Mrs, Ralph G Ely of Demng.
and Mrs. ] H. Paxton Of Las CRU
ccs; the other guests being Mrs l.. A.
Hughes, Mrs X. +. Ervien. Mrs
James L. Sehgman. Mrs. Jacob Welt
mer, Mrs l. +. Jones, Mrs Harry T.
Herring, Mrs T.. C. Abbott. Mrs
Frank w Parker. Mrs. James A..
French, Mrs PAU A. +. Walter. Mrs
y. +. Laughlin, Mrs. Arthur Sclig-
man. Mrs A. h. Renchan. Mrs. Carl
A. Bishop, Mrs. c. J. Roberts. Mrs.
$ Spltx, Mrs r. J. palen. Miss Bris-
tow Thursday afternoon the guests
were Mrs ". G. Sargent. Mrs. Frank
Lavan. Mrs. G. 4. Catron. Mrs. : q
Small. Mrs l.. @. Moore. Mrs. Albert
CLANCY. Mrs Martin Gardewsky Mrs
Ira l. Grinshaw. Mrs John Il. Me-
Manus, Mrs r. l. ormsbee, Mrs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-25
MEMS CoNsCIA RECTT.

oh. Jim, I'm in an awful row
With Miss Passee although | vow
IN | was rude, | don't see how
I'm certain that ! meant no harm.
You see, I'd offered her my arm
Before | noticed, with alarm.
There really was not room to dance
didn't care to take a chance,
SO murmured with tender glance.
Instead OF talking, let us chat:
| can't see room TO swing a cat"
Pray was there any harm in that2
Then why did she get on her ear;
And walk away with naughty air?
It's surely very. very queer,
George Il Norwood, in Lippin-
epttiu
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IN uoNou OF uI,s. VIM.

one II the moet elaborate affairs of
the past week was the tea given bN
Mrs Joseph Kireher, Wednesday az
tornoon, AZ her home on West Tiicfas
avenue in honor Of Mrs Frederick
Ninn. who left last night for a weeks
stay in Santa re and who II soon 10
20 90 Arizona. where she VIII make
her permanent home
The KlrchCr home was beautifully
decorated IN white aud yellow roses.
ehryaanthcmumH OF the same color
and palms. Mrs. Kirchtr, Mrs VIM
and Mrs Mullen received the guess.
Mrs A. o. Waha assisted IN the
dining room Mrs =, r. Nann presided
at a table fragrant with baskets OF
roses tied with huge bows OF tulle ana
laden with delicious refreshments Az
fsllng Mrs. Nann were Miss Margaret
and Miss EnFenia keleher
Those invited included Mrs. Ross
Merritt. Mrs s. T. Yam. Mrs. G.. =.
McIandrcss. Mrs. John Leo Clarke,
Mrs. NJ. Q. Chadhournc. Mrs r. }, Al
ger. Mrs T. r. Pollock Mrs. Thomas
y. Danahy, Mrs samuel II. Mitchell
Airs. A. q. sh0rtle, Mrs r y Wilker-
son, Miss Hazel Maioy, Mrs Laurence
lee, Miss Lora tovclece, Miss May
belle inyrlace, Mrs Mabel stevens
Himoe. Mrs. Nelson Mrs =. + Pitch
lyn. Mrs Frank ponler Mrs. \. leo-
pold. Mrs Walter Counell Mrs s. !.
bradford. MfH George Simms, Mrs. A.
-. Waha Mrs. $. + NcElwaln. Mrs.
Jessie krichcr. Mrs. James + Mullen.
Miss Gladys Mnndell Mites Carrie
GrecnhorKer. Airs. q. A. Matson. Mrs.
Thomas kelohof. Mrs Theodore ~
Woolscy. Jr. Mrs L. y Peters, Miss
Gertrude Walker. Mrs A. G Thomns,
Mrs i. q. Cornish. Mrs. Louis lay.
nolds. Mrs H. a. Mani. Mrs w ".
Warren. Mrs Ernest 4 Davis, MI.
David H. Lane, Airs q n Marion
Mrs Frederick liomhY Mrs } A.
Rlalney, Mrs !, O Seth Mrs. t. g.
Bennett. Mrs y A Walker, Mrs u.
n Read. Miss 1Auria utonner, Mrs. J..
A. Dye. Mrs Walter Elliott aud Mrs
a.st.
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roRTSiourIN MrsIC CIrB.

The reorganization ana reluNcna-
zion 90 the rnursday Morning Musical
club under the name OF the Fortnight
~ Music club. With enlarged scope
and ambitious plans for The future. is
an event which viii be OF more than
inasaiag interest to music lovers OF the
city
The admission ef mere man "a
membership in the club Is only one of
the changes made IN the existing or
der al things The club has gained
admission Ia the National Federation.
OF Music clubs one Of the strongcst
rational musical organizations In he
limited states and will have repre-