The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
PERSONAL MENTION

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Mr.. and Mrs. d. = Rosenwaid have
returned from a visit with relatives IN
Denver.
MIR. and Mrs. chas. Mellni have re-
turned from a two weeks visit in
Denver.
Mrs. Belle Newhali and Mrs. Inez
OF Monroe. La, arrived Monday 20
be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Newhnil on West Gold venue.
Mrs. a. G. Burtless and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. l.. v. Allen. who have been
visiting In santa re for several weeks.
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Ray Bailey and Mrs. IT. As
pinwail who have spcnt the summe
on the great lakes returned sunday.
Mrs. Frank Wilson and her child
rem. and Mrs. II. $. LithRow and son
returned Monday from Long Beach,
Cal, where they spent the SUMMED
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank stortz left sun
day night for Pleasant Valley, w. Va.
where they we're called by the sudden
death or Mr.. Stortz's father. They
will return in Q month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard nfeid left
Thursday night for a vacation trip "a
California.
Governor f. $ Slower with his
niece Mrs. Kinkle and children who
have been visiting here left Thurs
day night TO visit the California expo
sitions.
tial tho book gets It's title. takes ur
his residence In the street ns a board
er In the home OF Sidney LeMoyne
az Is readily disclosed. h q skilled lud
famous surgeon who has sustained d
depressing and ineXplicable profession.
al humiliation and passed voluntarily
into comparative poverty TO become d
mere ledger clerk. sidney IL some
what changeable. though not nirta.
tious, In her affection. Rather swept
away by admiration for Dr. Max. with
whom she serves as a nurse. sidney
gives him the promise that increases
the complications.
Carlotta. another nurse. Is ever
more vagarious and irresponsible IL
her motives than n usually attributed
TO nctional womon In her is a streal
OF downright meanness (somethihi
new for Mrs. Rinehart'a characters
and having blasted the self confidenc,
OF one famous surgeon ~ the direct
though less deliberately. perhaps
cause of another's misfOrtunes. Dr
Max. however. h. a bit loose in hi
ways, n has the morals that invit'
more trouble than censure-so II !
hadn't been Carlotta Il would prob
ably have been some other roman
The complications thrust out a sit
uation Of tragic aspect calling for i'm
mediate surgical attention, and lie
} Moyne. being at hand. h led to re-
veal his identity. Then. but not Who'll
ly 10 our sprprise. sidney discover
that he Is q nue. younger man thai
she realized-from here even tn.
weakest Imagination can catch
glimpse Of the plots onward prog
rcss.
Soon we may be coming thToug'
The fields Of print and finding Gu
cherished heroines answering 10 IN
name Of "Bill" or Pete or Jack.
Mrs Porter COT ~"Pollyannn' renown
ana Miss Burke twhO isn't a miss a
all but being on the stage has certai
p~rerugagtiyesl "a somewhat popu
larized billy" Rachel Crothers,
a recent play. "a Mans World.
brings forward Frank" az a heroin0
/. Gene Stratton Porter. in her latei
novel michael O'Hnlluran, az Les
lie for a leading lady. But whe
Mrs. Rinehart In *" puts up sid
ney" as a sweet and lovdble made
, the conservative sensihilitics an
somewhat startled. II this bc an an
considered manifestation of suffrage
"cquality"-then "a haity-Chcstc
heroes must need become "Phylissos
and "Clarissas.' And there is MOI
to a name than may be obyiou
Neither Mrs. Porter's BILLY" nor Mr.
Rinehart's "Sidney'-though here
ines-are strikingly feminine. bern
boned or given To blushing,
The Lone Wolf-Louis Vance.
The Observation-Disclosures.
LoneliHess-Benson.
The Primrose R~ing-Sawyer.