davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Clovis-On January I, 1915, Carl Daniel
was granted a divorce decree here from Bes
sic Daniel. Five days later III, plaintifi in the
divorce action appeared u, the court house
with u bride and secured a license to wed,
He married Susan Eiixahsth Taylor
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Carlsbad-The condemnation ii $3.50 acre'
Of land In connection with the Carlsbad irri
CATION project Is the object Of a suit sent t'
Santa Re for ding In the United States dis
triet court by the United States district u
torney's ONCE.
The lands have already been flooded and sp
propria,ed b. the government. BY the con
domination the Mcmillan reservoir Of the Csrls
had project win be enlarged. Forty defen
danis are named.
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Carlsbad-ln its report to Judge John 7
Mcclure, the grand jury rmpanelled for th'
January term Of the district court here, de
clares that the work u the county ofhcial'
is more or less hampered and made more dif
acul, by the lack Of proper legislation a. thi,
time. especially u salary hill"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-22

lamogordo-Af,sr having experimental for
three years, making more than $50 tests OF
the white sands as a cement and plaster,
T.. W. Carpenter OF Columbus. Ohio, is now
In Alamogordo for the purpose Of making the
necessary ansl arrangements for organizing
the company and constructing the plant.
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Mrs. DeLauncy, ST., who has been
very sick for the past month is re-
ported convalcsine and is expected to
be about again soon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-22

"Crusto," the perfect shortening,
a n-pound pail for only $l.lO.
Place your order today with The
Deming Mercantile Co.-adv.
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List of Letters

Remaining uncalled for in the post
Office at Deming. n. NJ, for the week
ending January %. 1918:
Bron, Miss Martha o.; Chabes
Miss Librada; De la Rosa, Evernrdo
Gonzalez, Maxine; Graham. Mrs. j.
H.: Granger, Fred; Jimenes. Her.
mengildo; Kaufman, Mrs. julia A.
Luera. Benigno; Marques. Alvino
Marines, Eluterio; Phelps. Mrs. w.
s.; Raithel, Mrs. jacob: Sloan. W.
II.
When calling for these letters
say advertised, and give date.
VIM. +. FOULKS. =. NJ
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-22

cd Of the college. Dairying spraying and
fruit raising and methods Of Riding the soil
Of alkuli were the subjects discussed BY the
professors
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lucas have been
enjoying II visit from their daughter
Mrs. Oscar Stetson of Dcming. Mr.
Stctson came out On Tuesday but
returned ON Wednesday.
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W. l.. Foxworth arrived in Deming
Thursday and will spend few days
as II guest of II. q. Bush.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-22

The West END 800 club met at the
home of Mrs. j. $. Williams last Fri.
day evening.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-22

Messrs. Hannah. Ben Elzcy.
Roseborough, Bortcl. Evans. Decker.
son, Kline. Middleton and Clayton
were Deming visitors this week.
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Santa Fe-This week will be completed the
work Of establishment an renovation in the
Scottish Rite cathedral in preparation for the
reunion Of the Orient 81 New Mexico during
the week Of February 20.
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The yorng folks are anticipating
good time at the school house Sat
urday evening.
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Clovs-Curry county has established nu
mcrous records. but II was up To Roach broth
ers, well known ranchmen, to put IN the trim
minss. During the past year. Roach broth
crs have had atty nine cows. from which the,
raised sixty calves. One Of the cows had
twins.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-22

Mrs. Harry Thompson and chill
dren are back at the Carnival ranch
after several weeks visiting at Hatch
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-22

Butter cartons and wraps at tn,
Graphic office.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-22

Cluett 4 Peabody shirts. TIL
Toggery-adv.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-22

Don't forget that we sell eight
pounds of good bulk coffee for 81
The Deming Mercantile Co.-adv.
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1. + 1. +. + I. + I. + + + I. + + + + I.
MYNDUS
+ + + + + + 1. I. + 1. 1. + I. 1. i. I. 1.

+ + + + 4. 4. 4. i. i. j. + 4. Il i. y i. IL IL
Mrs. Al Miller returned t. Myndus
Monday after an extensive visit in
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Emile Gamoets and family have
moved on to their land south of Myn-
dus and are having forty acres of
land broken to be planted in alfalfa
aud orchard. Mr.. Cancels will have
deep well drilled at an early date.
The Misses Elzey entertained at
cards Monday night. Delightful re-
frcshments were served.
Ed Mooney of the New Mexico I'm
plement company was in Myndus this
week on business.
Nine new engines were shipped in
To Myndus this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Kline came in from
the East Monday morning and arc
visiting their son. Arthur Kline.
ing an extended visit with her friends
in san Antoine. Texas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-22

John Lucas is breaking land on
his homestead.
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lola ITEMS
# + + I. + I. + + I. 1. + I. + I. I. /.

Quite number of friends attend
ed the services held by Brother Land
of Lordsburg ut the store here on
Monday night.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-22

&c. Parrish will return next Tues
day from an extended business trir
to his old home in Horse Cave, Ken
lucky.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-22

Mrs. f. @. Williams and little sou
ere visiting Mrs. Williams aunt in
Hermanas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-22

Mr. aud Mrs. Kline came in from
the East Monday morning and ara
visiting their son. Arthur Kline.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-22

Nine new engines were shipped in.
To Myndus this week.
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Merit Flannel Shirts

THE TOGUERY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

Commencement exercises of the Albu.
qGcrQue High School will take place
Thursday night of next week In High
School auditorium, the public, US usual,
being invited. The Eighth Grade clos
ing exercises will take place Wednesday
night. when Il brief but attractive pro-.
gram will be given. Some eighty young
people will pass from eighth grade 10
freshman high school rank on that oe-
casion.
The High school graduating class this
year consists Of twenty girls and
eleven boys, as follows;
The High School Graduates.
Girls; Elizabeth Arnot, Louise Bell.
Nova Blake. Nernice Bowers, May Car.
mony, Florence CarmOny, Nettie Clark,
Margare, Flournoy, alberta hawthorne,
Rcbccea l%lorner, Ruth Longfellow, We.
ronicu Martin, Carolyn Michael, Edith
Oleson. Mudgc Pinney. Zclla Rankin,
Ruth Tompkins, Jessie Nenablc, Louise
Watson, Annette Weinman, Lillian vii.
liams.
Boys; George Beckwith, James Blair
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chutes and other tricks which the girls
perform about AZ skillfully as the boys.
But Il il easy TO see that there IL q
deeper reason for this henlthfulness, al
though the outdoor exercises and drill
may contribute. The reel reason, clear.
", Is In perfect sanitation; sound food,
well cooked, and common sense appliea-
ton Of common sense health rules. IL 3
modern, skiliful management that has
produced the empty hospital. A Herald
reporter spent yesterday morning at the
Indian school, and from dairy barn 10
the general dining room, ready laid for
the noon day lunch, be couldn't find a
single houschy. In wholesale hDnse.
keeping that Is going some.
To return 20 buildings; the new audi.
torium Is modelled generally after the
plan Of the high school auditorium. II
will seat $50, in modern opera chairs. IL
will have a stage across the north end
of the ROOM, and a gallery across the
south elevation. Behind the stage will
he dressing rooms which open both onto
the stage aud into the gymnasium, so
! they may he used for gymnasium pnf
4 poses az all times and for theatrical pur
| poses when needed.
The gymnasium Is going 10 be n de
| light. n will have a hard maple fool
space Of 100 by rs feet. II will be sur
rounded by n gallery which may be use'
by spectators, 20 the number OF 500, q
~ an indoor track, with the chairs re
moved. " will have showers, locker
and all the up.to-date gymnasium equip
ment. Along the east wall will run
half story room for USE rs band room
armory ,ctc. The gymnasium floor wi
bc also the dancing floor, taking plac
Of the big, bright room IL the shop
building. nov used for that purposes
aud which in turn il 10 be made int
ono big, well lighted kindergarten.
The new auditorium building has bee
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
PERSONAL MENTION


-
Mrs. Clark NJ. Carr returned home
last night from nm extended visit In ST.
Louis.
Misses Alicia and Lilly Sanchez Of
Valencia. arrived in Albuquerque yes
tcrday TO spend the weekend with
friends.
o
Miss Ruth Williams. who has been
teaching art in the public schools AT Me.
Allester, Oklahoma, returned Wcdnes
day evening 60 spend the summer with
her futhcr and mother, DIR. and Mrs. b.
NJ. Williams.
O.
Mr.. Richard T.. Scandrett of Pittsburg
has taken the Woolscy home for the
summcr. The Woolsey' are now in
California where they will rchiain until
autumn.
Mr.. q. \. Wnha of the Forest Service
has returned from a trip to the Zuni
Forest.
Mrs. n. T.. Wills left Thursday for
Wisconsin. She expects TO be gone sew
crui weeks.
D
Mrs. Sarah Hall Moore aud her son,
Marion, left Wednesday fer an extend.
ed visit in California.
o
Miss Lillian Kieke. head of the com
mercial department. Of the New Mexico
Normal at silver City II NJ home for n
few weeks. balef shc WI visit the cx.
positions before her work begins again
nt the Normal.
Mrs. Frederick n. HoYdcn will leave
Thursday with the children for Their
summer home in Saybrook, Connecticut
Miss Angelica left last week for Wash.
ington. u. c., 10 attend the graduation
of her brother. Douglass. They will ioir
their mother az Saybrook.
o.
4 party from the Menaul School left
Tuesday by automobile for n trip "a Sal
Diego, taking in the exposition Their,
and NJ San Francisco, returning IN,
early part Of July by way Of yellow
stone Park, salt Lake City and Denver
o
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Cowmau. cdi
tors aud publishers Of the Oriental Ms
sionary STANDARD Of Toxic, Japan, ar'
visiting DIR, and Mrs. Patchin NJ theiI
home, 205 North High street. The Cow
mans are making q tour Of this country
aud came here from Long Beach, Cali
fornia.
q
Miss Lora I.ovelace left the FIRST o
the week for California. She will visi
the expositions and spend some tim
with friends on the coast.
.
Several Albuquerqueans have bee
spending the past week at Roswell, mos
Of them motoring down for the con
~menccment,
Mrs. James Dalton and son Kenneth
of Haveloek. Nebraska, are house guest
Of Mrs. p. X. seheek, A23 North FIT
, street.
}, Mrs. Dave WELLER and hersmah so
4 have gone 70 Haywood Springs for a fe
. weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
FoRTNIGHTLY CLUB ENDS
SEASON

One of the most delightful Fortnight
~ Club programs of the year was given
Tuesday evening by Mrs. II. y. Hening
aud Mrs. y. G. Reid, who were also the
hostcsses 10 the club on that uccusi0n.
Mrs. Reid at the piano played with in.
tcrprctatiyc charm compositions by
Chaplin, Dcbussy and mi List.
while Mrs. Hening sang with pro.
nounccd grace and sympathy a group Of
German love lyrics ,tender child songs,
aud the beautiful Jhelum River Cycle 10y
Amy Woodford Findcn.
With this program and meeting the
furtnightly closed It's work for the year,
though the enthusiasm shown in the dis.
cussion of plans for the future proved
that the members hive no intention ui
being entirely inactive during the sum.
mel vacation. The following commit
tees, newly appointed, will he particu.
larry busy!
Program and Year BOok--Mrs. MabeI
stevens Himoc, Mrs. u. n, HeninR. Mis-,
Beryl kcnWorthy and Mr.. y. Stanley
Scdcr; Mcmbership-.Mrs r.. G. Reid
Mrs. v. >. Rodey, Mrs. r.. n. Pollock
aud Miss Gladys Mandell; Philnnthropi'
Mrs. h. l.. Bradford, Mrs. y. q. Metz
gar. Mrs. l.. II. Bloom and Mrs. George
Wheeler; Studcnt-Miss Paula Postcl
Miss Louise Nichols, and Mrs. Thoma.
Hughes, Jr.
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TuEspAY LrrERARY uLup.

The Tuesday clab held the last meet.
ing for the year At the home Of MIRA.
A. Is. McMillen.
"Current Events" was conducted by
Mrs. David X. Boyd.
There we're no papers on this occasion
the work for the afternoon was a sum.
mary Of the year, work and each mem-
Der was called upon for n short talk on
one OF tho following topicsi
What our club set out TO do.
What il has done.
What Il only talked about.
What Il can get done mex year.
What II can start next year.
AL the members agreed that the
study for the year hnd been profitable
ms few women are posted as they should
be OF civic matters. A campaign for n
half holiday for clerks IN the various
businesses will be begun, and attention
WIS again called 20 the fact that not all
stores provide seats for the girls behind
the counters. The women OF the town
are interested in the welfare Of the girls
who work all day for six days in the
week and when Il il brought TO light
that they prefer that shop girls should
have an easier time II is thought that
the management OF the different bust
ness firms Of the city will heartily en-
dOrse their attitude.
The main event Of the afternoon was
the completion Of plans to award q
prize OF Ave dollars 20 the boy or Cir
Of the public schools Of Albuquerque
for the best temperance slogan to b,
given Co their teachers or placed ia
boxes provided for the purpose the first
week in September.
The annual election Of officers cant
next with the following results:
Mrs. A. y. McMillen, unanimously
elected 10 the Office Of president.
Mrs. David Il. Boyd. vice.prosident.
Mrs. John Milne, secretary.
Mrs. Edward A. Mann, treasurer.
The program committee has taken NJ
the matter of arranging and assigning
the work for next year upon n subject
selected 10y the club NJ u previous meet
ing, The study of Famous Women
The meeting adjourned and . s0ciB
hour was enjoyed by those present.
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woMAN's CLUB RECEPTION
AND DANCE.

Tho colsing social event Of the season
Of the Momnnis Club was given al the
club Cottage on Gold Avenue last
aight when the men were invited to join
the ladies In a general Notification. A
musical program consisting Of several
numbers by the High School Orchestra
under the direction of Miss Trott, and n
number Of vocal aud Instrumental selcc.
tions under the direction Of Mrs. Dono.
van added murh 90 the evenings en-.
luymcut Miss Rebu Conner aud Miss
Helen Goctl rendered two piano sclcc.
tions which were heartily encorcd. Mr..
Mchan, who has lately received a great
dcul of commentator. sang a couple of
tenor solos. Little Miss Mcarns sang
two songs and most delightfully."- inter,
prctcd them in q manner which would
do credit 10 one OF much more advanced
age. Little Miss Virginia Donovan, ia
her inimituhlc manner, gave Il song and
as an encore q graceful dance which she
informed the audience she "madc up
herself.
The mcn being the honorod guests
Mr.. II. q. Strong and MIR. a. B. StrouI
were asked TO pour the coffee. which
they g%ruciOusly consented 10 do. Thcs,
gentlemen seated al either end of IN,
table with the silver coffee urns and NJ
array Of cups before them made a yer,
imposing picture which those who be
held viii not soon forget. Aud they ear
ircd their parts as though they ma,
have had careful trimming ~ the hand
of those who 10y heritage know Just how
to pour coffee. After the rcfrcshmcnt
of sandwiches and coffee the guests in
dulg'd in dancing and cards 10 theiI
hearts content. Al the cnd of the party
the men voted the indies of the Clul
most royal entertainers. -
.
The Highland Bridge Club met yes
terday with Mrs. Reidy. Two games viii
be played next week.
o
The Gold Avenue Bridge Club me
this afternoon with Mrs. Jcrrc Hnggnr,
for the last game of the season.
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The Churches
Firat Preshyterian Chuteh.

Corner Firth and silver.
Hugh A. Cooper, Pastor,
Morning, Patriotic services, g. 4. n.
and othrf orders stt- nding.
Evening, Fourth IN series IN thu Old
Testament Characters,
Musical selections:
Prelude, Professional (~Chauvet).
Anthem, "Gov Save Our Union"
Onertory, Medley u War Songs.
Solo, Recessional" Ode Kovinl Mrs,
Bradley.
Postlude, military March" OLem
mens),
Evenings
Prelude, Cang0neita.
Anthem. "Thc Col Of Israel Praise
tBueks).
Solo. "Thy Will BE- Douo" tBeiggs)-
Miss Ella Ranhe.
Mrs. Bradford, direstress; Miss Ken.
worthy, organist.
The public cordially invited
Immaculate Conception Church.
= S0dality mass, 800.
Children mass, for children only,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

Corner Cenl and broadway.
Archie T~outhnkef, minister; foal1fnee
COS South Edith Street.
Sunday School AZ 9sl6 a. o. Al ahe
closing period Of the sunday school
hour we will have 4 GhoIt proQram az.
propriate 20 Memorial Day. huadinr.
The Blue and the Gray, by Florence
Miller. Special patriotic song by the
buys and The rirls.
Divine Worship NJ n n. m. SD 7sl5
p. m. Morning sermon, hrRinnine a
series on Immortality. Subject. Where
Are the Dead aud What Are They Do.
ingf Evening theme, The Builders.
Music-MoFning;
Aaihem, Lend, Kindly Light (smithl.
solo, There II q Green Hill fnr
Away" Wounod )-Mrs Bailey.
Evening;
Anthem, Softly Now the Light Of Day
sWcbcrs.
Solo, Rock Of Ages tJoansou)-Mrs.
Bailey.
Y. P. s. G. y. AZ Gas .. m. Leader.
Miss Ethel McClaskcy.
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st. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Church,

Corner Silver aud sixth.
Edward 4, Schuelcr, d. d., Pastor,
parsonage, 800 =. Sixth ~.
Services az the usual hours. II n. m.
and 7;i5 p. m,
sunday school at GAS 6. m, 10 charge
Of y. c. Keefer.
Martin johnson will lead the IN.
deavot meeting at 6i45 p. m. Topic,
''The Call OF Foreign Missions for
Money. Men, Power
Junior G. y. ~ . 2. m.
Council meeting Monday az : p. M.
The Ladies' Aid business meeting will
be held Thursday afteruoon az the coun'
try home OF Nj. and Mrs. Carl Trapp
stest Of Traction Park.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
albuquerque High School
Commencement On Thursday

Leslie Boldt, Ezekiel Chavez, Herbert
Grunsfeld, Ernest Hammond, Pentof
Jones, Harold Perry, Lyman Thackery
Donald Wilson. Byron Wilson.
The commencement Program.
Following II the full program for the
commencement exercises:
Woodland Whispers (Waldesnus
term (Czibuiku)-High School Or
chestru.
Tnyoontion-Rev. Edward 7. Schucler.
'Sextette" Gueia) (Donizetti)-High
school Chorus.
Address 10 the Class-The Young Man
of the S~tate-Ilon. Ralph Ely.
"a Night in May" (Siiver)-High
School Chorus.
Presentation Of Diplomas-Mr. NJ. T.
Hickey, President Board OF Educa'
tiOn.
+" Echoes from the Metropolitan Opera
House" (Tobani)-Hlgh School Or
chestrn.
Music under the direction Of Miss
Jennie l.. Trott, Supervisor Of Music Ia
the public schools,
Head usher-Hiram H~crkenhoH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
PUPILS RECITAL

The recital given at the Woman Is
Club Monday evening by the pupils OF
Mrs. Elizabeth l.. Bradford and Mrs.
NAB | stevens HimOe was attended hy n
select audience Of parents aud friends
Of tho music students who enjoyed one
OF the most finished programs given In
this city for many days. Mrs. Brad
ford 5 pupils In voice and Mrs. Himoe' =
students OF piano show finish and graf
and the recital was "a decided testimon
inl TO the ability Of both these we'll
known musicians. After the program
On informal dance filed the rest Of q
delightful evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
CREAToRE PRAISES LOCAL
Artistic.

That Albuquerque has a singer who IL
needed in a broader field than this city
offers, was the opinion enthusiastically
voiced by Creatore, the famous band
muster last sunday nigth after be had
heard a number Of songs by MIS-. Eliza
beth l.. Bradford. the worth Of whose
voice Albuquerque audiences have
known for "a long time. Crcatore had
heard of Mrs, Bradford through other
band masters In the east with whose
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
sd. John's Episeopal Ohurcn.

Corner Silver Avenue and Fourth 81.
Services for Trinity Sunday, May 80.
sunday School at D;45 n. m.
Morning prayer, Iitany and sermon
N ~ IA. ~.
Evening prayer aud sermon az $500
m.
Tue putiiC il cordially invited. Ser
10 be read by he Lay Render.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

Meetings al day Sunday.
ing " lOs3O n. n, with knee.drilb boil.
ness meeting at IL a. M. sunday School
At 2 p. m. Evening service NJ 3 O'Clock.
Come and worship with as. Strangers
spending Sunday IN the city are r0rdi.
ally invited.
CAPT. AND MRS. sA0ERT,
Officers In Chnrec.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

guests we're In isost part from ~. jos
cph =, and the dinner was given Ms q
sort Of farewell party 20 their friend
before be left 20 resume his work In
Colorado. Covers were laid for nine.
Besides Mrs. Maish aud her sons George
aud Albert the guests were; Miss FL
liott, Miss Ephard, Mr.. Green, Mr.. Vir.
Gil stssacre, Mrs. Farrell and the honor
guest, Father Doyle.
The next evening the same party Of
friends accompanied Father Doyle 10
the train and ns a parting gift aud .
token OF their love and esteem present.
ed him with a handsome Thermos bottis
with his name engraved on u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
FOR MRS. WARREN.

At "a delightful affair given by the
members of the society formerly known
ms the Rector = Aid on tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Lowsey, Mrs.
Warren was presented with an electric
plate. About twenty-five guests were
present. Mrs. Warren has becn the re-
cipicnt of n number Of courtesies from
her many friends who regret 10 sincere
~ that she will soon be leaving the city.
The waYrcns win make their home In
III Pnsu.
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Program for the
Closing Exercises at
the Indian School

-
Albuquerque people are cordial
= " invited 20 the public exercises
. of tho United states Indian Train.
. ing school, Monday, Tuesday and
. "Wednesday OF next week, which
= mark the closing Of the years
. school work. The outline Of these
Q exercises Is as fhlipwaf
. Mondnv. May 31Hf, AZ $3.50, May
3 fete on fke lnAn. This viii include
. drillr by variuus classes, folk
: dances IL costume, athletic exers
. cises, etc.
. Monday, Z p. m, opeSesta,
. "Capiain Of Plymouth for the
. school only.
: For the May fcte Monday after.
. noon and all other public exercises
. Of the week Indian school convey.
. anees viii meet the trolley ears AZ
. the lumber mill terminal to carry
visitors 10 the school.
- Tuesday, June lsti
~ Public inspection of the build
. ings. This inspection will be
. found well worth while by those
= who have not visited the school In
= recent months.
10 $3.50 D. m.-Class baseball game.
10 $3.50 p. m.-Dress' parade and
. competitive military drils.
. $3.50 .. m.-Baud concert.
10 500 b. m.-Ogeretta. Captain
. Of Plymouth This rendition Of
. the Operctta Is given for the gen
. ernl public who will be cordially
= welcomed.
10 Wednesday, June 2nS:
10 $3.50 p. m.--Inter class tracA
. meet.
70 g.a0 q. m.-Band concert.
. s;OO ,. m.-Declamation contest,
. Tho general public II invited TO all
. these exercises