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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-23
Mrs. ~Seligman Is Widely
Entertained.

Mrs. Seligman. who has hcen the
guest 81 Mrs. Chavez Tor the past
week. has been the recipient Of
many courtesies from her many
friends during that time. Hardly a
day has passed without some sort of
entertainment more or less Informal.
IN Tuesday Mrs. Childcrs was host
csS al a tea Mrs Mclaughlin had
AZ Informal afternoon with q few az
Mrs. Seligman's former friends. Auc-
ton was played and a gencrai good
time was enjoyed by an Mrs. Grim
shaw and Mrs. Thomas entertained
with q matinee and lunch. Mrs. H.
field was "a delightful hostess at "a
matinee and luncheon ~afterward,
Mr.. W Y. Walton and others oN-
tended several pretty courtesies 10
Mrs. Soligman during ner stay.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR


Highland Bridge club meets Mon
day, January %, with Mrs. IL. @,
Coors.
Fortnsghtly Music club meets Tues.
day, January 20. with Mrs. Hugo My
crs.
Masonic dance Tuesday. January
20. Masonic Temple.
Microbes club. Wednesday. Janu-
airy %. with Mrs. J.. O. Gentry.
Painting club meets Wednesday.
January ~. with Mrs. Byron w. Ives.
woman's club. Friday. January %.
Woman's club house.
y. A. n. meets Saturday. January
30, with Mrs. McLandress.
Ten Dons meet Saturday. January
30. with Judge n. A. Mann.
masculine parts more suited 10 their
portrayal. The Characterization Of
society bellies. swedish servant girls.
cOlorcd cooks and the like By the
boys. az called for in their different
shows. has neyer failed to elicit
laughs. some OF them not expected By
the performers.
The show II presented under IA gem
'i"i hil'tiN mANs Ah' 'hhAi tnAtNtHs
stage and musical directors, In fact
everyone connected with the event.
which In some way or another gem
orally manages to include the entire
membership % the organization and
a few alumni, sinking their identity
under the general head of "fratcr-
nifty" as7f
This custom. in%auEurated last year.
gives The public an opportunity 90
do "a little guessing az to the names
81 the different players.
The patrons list Of the event has
usually Included most of the local 500
cial leaders and this year will be no
exception.
The Follies" are TO be staged at
the high school auditorium on Feb
ruary ..
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Mrs. Ives Bridge.

On Thursday afternoon Mrs ives
entertained right royalty with an
auction bridge party. Tho house was
pr0fusely decorated with pink ana
white roses. 81 the deliehttul luneh-
con which was served ut the end OF
the game each guest was presenter
with a rose as q souvenir of the oe-
casion. The winner Of the prize was
Mrs. Brown, who carried away q
beautiful bunch Of Lady billiard
roses. Those playing were
Mrs. Arnot. Mrs. George klocN'
Mrs. Jarrett. Mrs. Horner, Mrs. hen.'
Mrs. MedIer. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. = T.
Vann. Mrs. u. n. earns. Mrs h-itner'
Mrs. Danahy. Mrs. Charles Whlle'
Mrs. W. W. strong, Mrs. Wylder MIS-.
Frank gtortz. Mrs. Canheld' Mrs'
Frank Alderman Mrs. Hesseldeh'
Mrs. Roy strome, Mrs. Tompkins'
Mrs. Warrington, Mrs cannon Mrs,
N. p. stamm. Miss Mamie Matthews
ANA Mrs. Danahy, ST. and MISS rear
Wylder.
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Mrs. Keim's Sewing PARTY.

Yesterday afternoon the home of
Mrs. W, G. Koim was the setting for
"a delightful sewing party The house
was decorated with pink and white
and the dainty freshness of the young
girls made indeed n beautiful picture
nf youth. The party was In honor OF
Miss Dunkerly. who is the guest OF
Mrs. iiernd0n. Those who So husily
piled their needles were. Miss Dun
kerry. Miss Myrl Hope, Miss Helen
Hope. Miss katherine chavez Miss
Hazel Maloy. Miss Eleanor Naughey'
Miss Ailene stern, Miss Lhurehe
AsselIn. Miss BorniCc Hessclden' MISS
sadie Morris. Miss Mamie Matthew'S
and Miss Alma Baldridgc,
\ ~four-course luncheon was serN'u
in the dining room, which was also
decorated with pink sweet peas
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Herman E~vanaclICal Ia,,gsan Church
EYr-t CONGREGATIONAL Cnurch.

u Corner Coal avenue AMI Broadway.
A. Toothaker, minister. residence, eos
south Edith street.
sunday school. a;ts u. M. divine
worship. n a. m. and 7;3o .. IN. Ser
mons by the pastor: Morning theme.
The Dual Personality. or A Good and
a Bad Person In One." evening. Jesus
the Truth Second OF three sermons
the text John lfl6.
Young peoples meeting. $3.50 D. m.
Following IL the musical program:
Morning service
organ Prelude: "Cantabiie". Franok
Anthem: THE Gates of PEARL.
smith
Onertoryi "Idylle". .....o.. Merkel
Solo: Come Unto Ne ...,..N cvin
Mrs. Kathryn Grimmer Bailey.
Postlude; "Fantaisie" ....... Dubois
Evening service
Organ Prelude; "~seronade". .GounOd
Anthem: 80 savior OF the Worid'
.s........ Schumhnn
Onertory; Prayer ....... W0odman
Solo: "On Mountain n In valley
cantor
Mrs. Bailey.
Postlude: In canonic Form.
Lemaigre
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hostess. The subject OF Current
Events was fully covered by Mrs. a.
y. McMnlen, The class study was on
the subject % next Steps 10 Efn-
Client Government" Mrs. John Milne
being the leader. A paper by Mrs,
". H. HeninR on the subject OF How
We Can Make the Best Use of the
Press proved an interesting num-
her. A general discussion on the
subject ~ Getty Expenses and How
They Are Met" closed the ret pro-
gram ana was followed by a business
session. The meeting was largely at
tended.
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Ozark Orchestra.

The Suuta Fc reading room has the
reputation u bringing the best at
fractions that come To- the city. These
numbers are Tor the benefit Il the
employees of the Santa Fc system but
the town people also have the rrivi-
legc uf hearing md seeing. Last
might the orchestra from the Ozarks
was greeted by a crowded house and
the numbers rendered were greatly
appreciated. II the applause was "a
fair barometer. Encore after encore
was responded To- very g~raciously.
especially hy the ladies. Mrs. Bate
man and Miss Wills.
This company comes from the ini-
N versity Of Arkansas. situated at Fay
cttovillc, the very crest OF the beau
tlful Ogurks.
Herr Tovey il the head Of the mu-
. sical department and under his dir'c-
i ton the university is fast becoming
known ~ one Of the musical Ccnters
Of the middle south. Mrs. Batoman
IL in charge OF the vocal department
aud last year had a leave of absence
tn study abroad. Miss willis was in
the expression department of the
university for some time, The rest
of the company carried their parts
nbilty equal to that displayed by
those mentioned.
Mrs. Batemuu has a voice Of UNI
usual sweetness and her selections
were very pleasing 60 the audience
Miss Willis was exceedingly good IN
her dialect pieces. especially those
Of the familiar negro dialect, so dear
tn every heart IN the southland. n
they were rendered as only a south
ern pirl cnn give them. The program
was.
Selections from The Gingerbread
Man" .........,....,.,,. Slu"N'
Scenes al the Photographer's o..
Miss willis.
Naughty Marietta WnltzeF ......
Victor Herbert
! Trombone solo" / Know a Lovely
Garden" ..~.........., dHafuel"t
I"irlsh Love Song ........... Lhhs
Mr. Mitchell.
"when a Maid Comes Knocking nj
Your Heart Ffln'
Mrs. Batcman.
-. .FlsG. 30 SHRDL pp Ar 7
lgclcctions from THE pink Lady
.,.r.... 'h'N"
reflections from THE F%irofiy'....
Il ................., Frin''
I.Luuc Gray Home In tho West
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o.. Lohr
Mrs. Bateman.
l"Scrouade overture ..'..' h''"e''
aThe ~Frencnman's Dilemma ..'''
Miss Willis.
l"Hiqh links" .......,,....' Frihl
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The Churches

Corner Broadway and Lead avenue,
c. 7. Taylor. pastor, 900 South Walter
street; phone 1895.
At II a. M. the pastor Win preach
a special sermon on the theme. THE
Place Of Music In War and WORK and
Worship
The sermon 2 t1:30 will be e~yRngelis.
tic. theme. ''ConSttions of Disciple
ship
Special music-Mornin1 Duet by
Mrs. Formby and Mr.. Spaulding Even.
and an a%ntiphonal song. Evening:
male quartette.
Sunday school az 9;i5 a. M.
Junior y 4. L. and organization
OF sunbeam society at . y. M. Senior
b. Y. p. 4. at $3.50 .. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 1889
IN m. Subject for Bible study. In
structing the Anxious"
Woman's, Ladies' Aid and Mission
airy society will meet with Mrs. NJ.
ienry Long, 630 West Copper. Thurs
day at 1885, ,. m.
Mission sunday school, Seventh
street and Mountain Road az s p. IN.
Sunday.
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.
Peg O. NY Heart.

Peg o. My Heart was the attraction
AZ the Crystal Thursday evening and
was highly appreciated by all who
saw Il. The theater was crowded 90
It's full capacity and the show was up
To the standard. All Of the company
was very good. OF course Peg was
the central figures by the virtue OF
her especial part and by her ability az
an actress, and with her Irish wit
ticisms and her irish superstitions
was all hat could he wished. But
other OF the company we're
equally good. The show was full OF
action and held the Interest to the
last curtain.
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HERE AND THERE IN
THE SOCIAL wHIRL

The Masonic club will aive lts sec.
ond dance at the Masonic temple mex,
Tuesday. Al Mosons and their wives
are Invited. About 500 couples al.
tended the first dance and a larger
crowd Is expected this time.
The Country club was the setting
for a smart dancing party on Tuesday
evening. only club members were
present.
The Thirty club gave a dance In
honor OF some visitors this week. A
very large crowd was present n en-
ioyed the evening to the utmost.
These dances are strictly the younger
set and are given az the Colombo hall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-23
=. rauI,s E,angeIIcaI Lulheran.
Corner Of Silver and sixth.

corner OF EllNet uhu riNAh.
Edward i. schuelcr, d. D., pastor.
Parsonage. SOS South sixth street.
Phone 1898.
Morning theme. Some Reasons for
FAITH evening. why People co 10
Church" Service hours. II a. m.
and 1850 y. m.
sunday school, s3id a. m. Tho
election last sunday resulted IN the
choice Of old officers with the cNcep-
ton Of assistant superintendent Ca
which post A.. w. Kraemer was elect
ed. and treasurer, where Mr.. George
StW succeeds Mr. Martin Johnson
Christian Endeayor meeting az Gia0
win be led by r. q. keefer. Topic,
"Favorite Characters OF the Bible"
We cooperate In the city training
school for sunday school teachers
but continue our own Bible training
class Wednesday evenings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-23

Little Lillian proudly dlsplayeu
some shaving curls she had picked up
from the noor of a carpenter SHOP
~ wouldn't wear those sald
brother Bruce.
why note" asked the little girl.
"If YOU do" said Bruce. "folksll
think you are a biockhead,'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-23

Quarterly meeting service. All West
Coal avenue. Rev. n. l. DonohoG,
presiding elder OF the Albuquerque
services az the above church next
sunday. The preceding elder viii
preach az n a. m. and ; D. m. and
serve holy communion. The general
public invited IND welcomed.
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First NIea,odi-a Episcopal church.

Corner Lead 9 and South
Third street. Charles Oscar Hickman.
pastor, residence Ell South Tnird
street; Miss Edith Gorby. ~deaconess;
d. A. Porterheld. superintendent Of
the sunday school. Fred calkinr.
president Epworth league: Miss
Blanche Porterheld. pianist.
The Rev. j.. 1. Seder. superintendent
OF the A~nti-saloon league will speak at
IL a. m. IN, evening service r. a
special one, with special music and a
special ermon addressed To the mem
hers OF the Epworth league on Not
square, hut F~oursquare.' The Icaeue
viii be present as an organisation n
all other young people are invited to
~~
nannfInnnn .n nnnn EAnnrA
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Chas. Samuel Dean. pastor. Ser
vices are pelng held In public library
buliding on East Ccatul avenue until
new church building Ii erected.
Lords day morning service. A
o'clock; subject, The Life Glvlng
stream.
Bible school. a:45 a. m: cndeavor,
$40 y. m. Sermon by the pastor at
evening Worship. 7:3e O'Clock.
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81. Johns Episcopal.

Corner Of Fourth street and silye
avenue. Rev. w. H. Warren. rector
residence. 1893 West TiIeras avenue
Third sunday after Epiphany.
Holy communion "a Z a. m.
sunday school az a:f5 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon at ~
Evening prayer and sermon at a.3O
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Fraternity Follies,

An event which will be of some 500
.cial Importance. " similar nes In me
.na.t are any criterion, n the mr.
lsrrual "Foilies' soon 90 hr staged by
I,ba siamn Tau fraternity. This II n
lsrwntic production featured By the
o,,o,roncc of the fraternity men NJ
| 'rls women and ladies, as well ~ IN
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sodaiity moss, ' am second mass.
$3.50 a. M; high mass q sermon.
10 a. M; vespers, instruction and
benediction, 1880 D. m.
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league. $50 .. m; ffcachfnr BY the
pastor a 7.30 p. M, subject. "a
Growing soul. Wednesday, S.z0 p m,
prayer meeting and Bible study.
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Central Avenue ". a. Church south.
Corner General avenue and Arno
street. T. l. I~allance, pastor.
Sunday school. g:fs "a. m; preach
Ing by the D. stor at II a. m. subject,
The Patience or Christ. Epworth
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Painting club Forme.

a society which has been anording
much pleasure to It's members since
It's organization IL The painting
club" The members formerly con
stituted the painting class OF the
woman's club but recently decided Ia
form themselves into n club. The
members OF the club are Mrs. Aspin-
wall. Mrs. Cannon Mrs. Brewer, Mrs.
Bryce. Mrs. Wootton, Mrs, George
Mueller. Mrs. Ives. Mrs. Doolittle.
Miss Chadwick. Mrs. Martin. The
club met Wednesday afternoon 81
this week with Mrs. 0eorge Mueller
at her home at 81 Slate avenue 10
addition To the painting a very
pleasant social hour was spent
Guests present other han the mem
beers were Mrs. Baoa and Mrs. Woot-
ton. The club will meet next week
with Mrs Byron Ives.
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MENTION



MIR. and Mr1. Jacob welnman
leave this week for an eight weeks
stay in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis nfeld have re-
turned from a visit to the east. where
they spent the holiday season with
their son and daughters.
Mrs. H.. d. Henins has au her
guests her father aud mother. MT.
and Mrs. n. NJ. Hockenhuil. Of Jack
son. III. Mr.. end Mrs. Hockcnhull
will be here two weeks.
Mrs. Albert Eisman Of Boston u
visiting her mother. Mrs. G~runsfeid.
and her brothers. Alfred, ivan and
James Grunafeld. Mrs. Eisman In
well known in Albuquerque. having
lived here for a number of years.
Mrs. Scligman ~ santa Fe. who
has been the guest 81 Mrs. Amado
Chavez. returned to Santa Re last
night to attend the reception at the
executive mansion.
Mrs. Il. A. Mann H. in SAINT Re.
Mrs. Mann left this week 10 be pres
cnt at the reception piven by GoyerB-
OF and Mrs. Mcdonald to the menu
bers Of the legislature and their
wives.
Mrs. 7. O.. winfrey has returned
after an extended visit with relatives
In Texas. Mrs. Winfrey spent the
Christmas holidays with her sister.
Mrs. +. Brady. In Waxahachie. Tex,
and assisted her with a mammoth
Christmas celebration given TO the
poor children 81 the city. Mrs. Brady
had a Christmas tree for them In her
home. There were some $50 chill
dreh present.
To the delight OF their many
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Pollock are at
home after an extended visit In tine
east. Mrs Pollock reached home
last week but Mr.. Pollock went on TO
Los Angeles. Both are at home NOW.
Mrs. a. +. Morrisette Of Las Vegas
IN spending a few days with friends
In Albuquerque.
Mrs. Annie Greenwood. accompa-
MED by her daughter. Mrs. Charles j.
Sullivan. and granddaughter Doro-
thy, left on the limited Thursday for
San Diego To spend the winter.
Miss Pearl wylder of Jacksonville.
M. is the guest 90 her brother and
sister, Or. and Mis. NJ. X. wylder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-23
CnrIatIan s,lence srriely.

Christian science services are held
In the Woman's club BUILDING az the
corner OF Seventh street and Gold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-23

Mrs. II. g. Hening has as her
guests her father and mother. MT
and Mrs. II. N. Hockenhurl, Of Jack
son. III. Mr., and Mrs. Hockenhuil
will be here two weeks.
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shastIkn. I.nlcrtain.

The SWHstika class of the Coagre.
gationai SUNDAY school entertained
the Mizpah class Friday evening, al
the home OF Miss 1.orene Severns. t9i
North Twelfth street. Uf you
shouldn't happen to know, the Swas-
tica Is the young mems class and the
Mizpah the young ladies'.b Games
singing, etc, were much enjoyed by
an and every one present had 4 mosl
delightful time. When II came To re-
freshments, the boys did II up" In
nne shape and served a most deltc.
iouS lunch.
Those present were Misses Eva
Seth. Mildred Aver, Laura McColluin
lsorene Seycrns, Ethel McClasGey.
Grace Hun, Irene Miller. Esther
Bloomensott, Ollvia Leas, Jesse Moore
Eleanor Hyde, Florence Hun. Evelyn
sganzini. Louise schrodt. Mrs. Head:
Messrs. John Losh, John Seth. Erwin
Newhart, Kilbourne House, FRANK
seyerns. Claud Miller, Many, Nelson
Pollard. William SchroGt, Harold Sew
= Ralph Gibson, Carl Griihth.
Arthur Rutledge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-23

There were "A number of very In
teresting features Of The meeting OF
the Tuesday club on the afternoon OF
the 18th. Mrs. A. n. Walker va
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avenue. every sunday morning at II
O'Clock.
Wednesday evening services are al
: O'Clock.
The public II cordially invited to
attend these services.
sunday school At 9:i- o'clock.
Reading Dol In the y. T. Armijo
building. room No. Is, open each
week day from ? 70 : p. m.
German Evangelical latihesan Church.
b Corner of Ceatral avenue and Edith
street. In the library building. Carl
schnsid, pastor. Preaching service at
~ O'Clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-23

Mrs. Albert Eisman OF Boston q
visiting her mother. Mrs G~runsfcid
and her brothers. Alfred. ivan and
James G%runsfeld. Mrs. Eisman Il
well known in Albuquerque. havins
lived here for a number 81 years.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis nfeld have re-
turned from n visit q the east. where
they spent the holiday season with
their son and dauRhters.
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FnrtnIahtIv Club.

The Fortnightly Music club will
meet Tuesday evening at the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs Hugo G. Myer
on silver emu The program l. "a
follows. e.
study Period: Subject. The Voice
Leader Mrs. =. L. Bradford.
Paper. Current Musical Events
Miss Ruth Brisht.
roldini, MiBnon, piano, Miss PAU
postel
Cadman. tul The Rose; Cb) An.
since I Kissed You. voice. Mr.. Hugo
e.. Meyer.
Chopin, ca Nalse r.. Minor: OBJ
Nalse -. Fiat. piano. Mrs. -. 5.
Itodcy.
Dell Acqua. willamette, voice. Mrs
$. u. Miller.
MacDowell, Sonata Tragica tFirst
movement piano. Mrs. George Ev-
critt.
Mark Andrews tal Eatic's Answer.
German, Cbl Rolling Down to RIO.
voice, Mr.. Louis Iiesseldcn.
Rachmaninoff. P~olichnelIu. piano.
Miss Paula Postel.
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leave this week for an eight weeks
stay in the east.
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WITH THE U N
ORGANIZATIONS


Missionary Union.
The Woman's Missionary Union OF
the First Baptist church will meet
next Thursday with Mrs. WIN. Henry
Long, $50 West Copper venue
The following program has been ar
ranged.
Subject. "Our Local O~rganizatlon.'
Leader. Mrs. Taylor.
Hymn. 'The Song OF God Goes
Forth to War"
Prayer, Mrs. Taylor.
Bible study. Character Result of
Knowing God Mrs. Hayward.
a Comparison, Mrs. Burton.
Extension. Mrs. Wilkinson.
Quartet. we Are Watching Mes
danes Crawford. Formby, Aaron and
Burton.
Education. Mrs. Long.
Prayer. Mrs. Moser.
Finance. Mrs. Clark.
Discussion by members.
Current Events. Mrs. u. I. Aaron.
Prayer that the Kings business
may have first place In our hearts and
lives, Mrs. Adams.
Closing Hymn. Sowing In the
Morning.
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Mrs. seligman ~ santa Fe. VIVA
has been the guest Of Mrs. Amado
Chavez. returned to Santa Re last
night to attend the reception at the
executive mansion.
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81. Johns Guild.

The ladies Of 81. Johns Guild gave
a tea at the home Of Mrs. j. r. Nc.
LauRhlin on Wednesday afternoon
which was an entire success both so.
cially and financially.
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Mrs. r.. A. Mann H. in santa re.
Mrs. Mann left this week 10 be pres
cnt at the reception given by Govern
or and Mira. Mcdonald to the MEM
bers OF the legislature and their
wives.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07
AWAIT STILL LOWER
STAGE TO START WORK

The gradual lowering OF the stage
Of the Mississippi river is bringing
nearer the time when workmen will
begin on the projects as outlined by
the local United states engineers Of
nee and approved by the war depart
mcnt al Washington.
The water is not only six and one
half feet above low water mark but
Is too high At present warrant a re-
ueWal OF activities where they were
left on last fall
Major C.. NJ Hoffman. engineer in
charge or the upper Mississippi work,
returned today from a trip OF inspec-
tiou up the Missouri river. The tour
required three DAYS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-07

MRS. ARNETT IS DEAD
AT HOME IN GENESEO
lspecial 10 The Arrusi

G~ursep III. Ntay 5.-siFs. Margaret
Aru~tt. a biza!y esteemed residen; %
H~sry county. for almost 50 years.
and for the las, Is years a resident
% thls city. passed away a. her home
90 Sorth Aidrlch street iasr evening
a. eszs o'clock. following . stroke %
apopieNy. which she suffered az I s10
On the afternoon. She worked On the
saFdra all morning and on going iufp
the house compiaiued % her head nch-
.rE and Laid d0vru on the couch. say
iaE o. she asa 90 that she did not
vart auy dinner. A iiftlo later she
seat upstairs and became very sick. \
Doctor Was called. but before hlH ar
rival she became unconscious. Miss
Margaret sirhrn vas daughter %
fosrph ana Appoioria tGabeu siehru.
ara vas horn en- th~ village 81 Absu-
keim. urssr-D srmsE adf. Germany.
near che city % Worms. ard vas 10
years % aEr whrn she came with her
parents 90 America o. 1859 Nov. -.
1857. sr~ vas united On marriage 90
George Arrrst ard 20 ttls uninn six
esEdrrr were bora i've % whom sur
ViVe they are Isiia. wife % Lamont
Rose. % t.gverue. Atina: Fraukiiu
r. q Cutb~rtson. Mont Htinnis Al
b~rta. wife % Perry k~mpster. %
PFophetstpsus Perry Afelhrrt 90 t.u-
verne. Nina and Ffpyd g.. % chi
eaEo. TIE tushaud ard father passed
away three years ago Mrs- Arnrif
vas q member % th@ Methodist
ehureh. q LADY % refremeut. a loving
affs an mother. and has q harf ~
friends Who we're shocked Co hear uf
hsf sadara passinE-