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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Reading Room Entertainment

Much pleasure is afforded employees
OF the Santa Pc. their families and
the public generally by the series OF
lyceum entertainments given each
year during the winter months by
the santa Re railway system. The
hest talent %procurabie II brought 10
Albuquerque and other towns on the
line OF the road, ana the entertain
ments are free.
TIE doors are opened first 10 the
employees OF the road, who have until
S;i5 to take their seats. After that
hour the general public Is admitted,
The FIRST Of the series OF entertain
ments for this winter is given at the
high school auditorium tonight, The
attraction In the Louise Dickson CON
cert company and Manhattan Ladien
quartette. Newspaper critics In largs
cities where the company has APP
pcared speak In terms of high praise
of the program offered. The person
mel OF the company II as follows
Irene Cummings, first soprano and
manager. Isabel Thorpe, second So
prano: Grace Duncan first alto; Anna
Winkopp, second alto; Cornelius
Estill pianist and accompanies
Louise Dickson. reader ana lmper-
senator.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Personal Mention

Mrs. Jas. Il, seligmsn, Of santa Re.
" the guest Of Mrs. AmadO Chavez.
Mrs. seligman will he in the city two
weeks.
Mrs, Ja0a had as her guests Tues
day MIR. aud Mrs. ROME jana Of Los
Angeles. The Janas were on a re-
turn trip from New York and only
stopped over for a few hous. They
are well known In Albuquerque and
much disappointment was felt on tue
part OF their friends that their visit
was n extended 10 some length.
Mrs. c. u. Conner has az her guest
Mrs. u. a. Wright. OF Higgins, Texas
Mrs. Wright will he remembered as
Miss Mollie Linaer who was a teacher
in the city sehools for a number OF
years.
Mrs. william weineke Is In ths
city TO attend the wedding OF Miss
Maybelie weineke and Mr. Charles
Fluke.
DIR. and Mrs. y, II. earns are again
AT home after "a months absence an
the east.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09

on account Of lnt Serious Ilihtle ~
his villa nv Hanson. of tht manuel
training department.. waH unable ~
meet any Of MA hiassfn yesterday
IN the double heaief taatelnaii
game between The 4 ~. 4 affi and
second team and the frat and Nteohd
teams 81 the ~ n. ~. nie1 IN The
Teams Of the 4. n. ~. held ~ ttt
A. ~. s. uas badly defeated the
ncore q the nfnl teams being 50 40 ~
IN favor ~ ihe y. n. A. The score
81 nc pfeIlmlnafy aeine ~as % g
81. The Highs. hpHetes. showed tb
cnilans team wolh THIS esys ere
practicinR hard ana expect - hold
their own n thu return same with
the A. n. G.
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Mrs. Percy v. r~ennYBncker. prcsi-
dent OF fhe General Federation Of
wpmeh's Clubs. 10 npendIns two
months a her home IN Austin. Texas.
after an ebtenre o. six months. dur
ing meat o. watch time she was irav-
ellns IN the Interest ~ the orsanize-
lion.
Mrs. Elmer Blair. ehnlrmaa of the
public health department OF the Gen.
eral Federation, spgke IN WATERFOWL,
n. ". r~econtis, under the auspices 90
tho Present Day club. on ''Womans
share IN Public Health Work. While
there she held a conferences with Miss
Helen LoulsS johnson. head OF the
home economic department, relative
10 phases Of work In which their de.
partments are mutually interested.
Mrs. Ellor Carlisle Ripley. OF Bos-
ton. chairman OF TIE educstional de-
partment OF the general federation,
has appealed to the presidents OF ail
state f~cderations and also 70 chair
men OF education OF these oreanlza.
Itions, for cooperation In a country
wide campaign to reduce ~iifiteracy.
Mrs. Ripley encloses a table selting
forth the standing OF each state In
this matter, and that the sub
ject be brought al once 90 the atten-
ton OF all clubs. only elaht states
have fewer than three i%llteratos In
every hundred inhabitants. aud fifteen
nave from three TO fve ii%iiterates IN
every hundred. Iowa ranks nrsl, hnv-
Ing only IL IN every hundred. while
Louisiana stands nj the foot. with
t~wenty-nine on OF every hundred per-
sons unable TO read or write.
special attention IL called to the
"insidious growth OF illiteracy IN
some OF the older atates.' and some
startling facts are given.
Mrs. Ripley offers 10 send 10 any
one applying an illustrated pamphlet
swing In brief form important stalls
ties on Illteracy and a fascinating
story OF one woman's attempt to Grad
icate this evil In her stats.
This pamphlet shows that learning
TO read nowadays II not a long-drawn-
out process. eyen for adults. and tells
Of q woman nged 20 who wrote q leg.
ibie letter after only elsht nights OF
study.
II the million and a ha.f women
who make Zip the General Federation
OF Women's Clubs take hold Of thin
question great good must result. FOR
their influence IL savingiy felt wher-
ever II Il exerted.
Mrs. Ripley urges that they frst
carefully study the subject. then give
publicity TO the facts, SUGGESTING Ways
BY which conditions may be improved.
and then (most important OF alb that
they become sponsors FOR particular
activities which will reduce illiteracy
In particular situations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
he HAD LITTLE BUNDLE
n HE LET 1T wABBLE

a. l. Park. who called % the news
son. faced Judge cratg IN the csty
court this morHlng. He was arrested
by Policeman Miller for 4 Of ekiil
IN carrying a bundle. Inasmpeh a.
Colonel Pnrk elelms' 10 have comc
from Kcntuchy, fudge erals WIS
doubIy indignant NJ the Inexcusapfe
gnacherle OF permitting Z hun 10
wobbie In public. 50 he made Il ffs
or rs days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Stevens-Loebs.

on sunday afternoon ~ half past
four O'clock Miss Edith Loebs and MIR.
Earl STEVENS were married at the pas
toral residence. Father MRndalari Of
Relating. only the families and inti-
mate friends were present. After the
ceremony the party motored TO the
home Of Mrs. Henry Loebs. where a
dinner was served To the bridal party.
Kiss Loebs wes "a teacher and has a
large circle of friends. Mr.. stevens
Is we'll known In Albuquerque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens left for
Phoenix, Ariz.. where they will re-
side.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Jack and the Beanstalk.

Al a meeting OF the teachers Of the
sunday school OF 81. Johns arrange
ments we're completed for the staging
Of the play 10 be given under the
auspices Of 81. Johns SUNDAY lhool.
This play h under Mrs. B%radford's
able management. The play Ii Ia be
given az o'clock on saturday after
noon, January 80. at tho Crystal the
alter. The a. Is made up entirely
of children. as In some OF the pre-
vious plays that nave been given by
Mrs. Bradford. The play il Jack
and the Beanstaik" and the cast IL a.
follows.
Jack-Edward Ludes Mother
Katherine Warren. Fairy-OlNe Har-
den. Madame Giant-Esther Har-
Ian. Giant-ROhert Sewell. Butcher
-Richard %Szymanski Queen OF
Hoarts-Naom Louden. Mary. Mary.
quite Contrary-Eiizabeth Kistler
Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son-Dwighi
Wynne. Jack Horner-MnO Foot,
Jack and Jili-Paul Mcdonald and
Helene shade. Little 30 Peep-Win.
fired Stamm. Little Miss Munet-
Waldo Meyer. Knave OF Hearts. Ar
thur Everitt. Little Roy Blue. Ray
mond Stamm.
Pretty Ma.ds Al In a Row-Cor-
nelia McAlester. Dorothy Warren,
Florence Ellis, Adelaide Williamson,
Helen johnson. Peggy Howdcn. Mar
gerry Johnson.
Chicken ChOrus-B BESSIE McAlester,
Ruth Stamm. waldo Meyer. Jane
Keenan,. winifred Stamm. Annie
Woolsey. Bette Woulsey.
Playmates OF Jack Arthur Peter
son.. Herbert Peterson, Earl Pratt.
Ralph Losey. Arnold bradford. Gratis
Ellis.
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Rome. Jan. 2 tiksso p. ml-Tha
pope today ntain received n private
audience MonniKnnr ntplnine. pfeal-
dent o. the institute % Philosophy n
L0uvnin. and had n prolonged con-
v~ereatlon with I'm concnrnlna eoudl
tioha IN Belgium and the case 81 CAR
dinal Mercief.
ThIa second audience With Mona|N
nor neplolne II regarded ~ 90 lndl-
cation Of the pontin'a dtep lnieFeet IN
Heiglrm ana Of his PURPOSE to do
something 20 alleviate tbs annefinsH
OF the BELGIAN people ara show them
his naternal sympathy
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tried everything suggested, from
steam baths 20 martial music, and n
the end acclden ally discovered that
all the trouble was due 20 eye strain.
II IL q satisfaction TO the reader %
find that properly adjusted glasses
brought him out OF the difficulty
alive. and with an ability to enjoy life
of which the book gives ample evi-
dence.
Those OF >ou who have enjoyed
reading Mrs. Virgins Birds Christ
mas Carol" To children nj the Christ
mas season viii he Interested In
knowing hat the first public per-
Torrance Of the dramatized version
of Il occurred recently In Boston.
when II was presented before a large
audience by a normal kindergarten
training school.
Airs. Henry q. Coors, Jr.. il ex-
pecting her mother. Mrs. Al. Noel.
from Paris. France. tn arrive In Al
buquerque this morning. Mrs. Noel
has been In Paris Tor a number "
years but returned TO this country ON
account OF the disturbance In Europe.
Mrs. Noel win so i'rom here Ia Cali
fornia To spend the rest Of the win
ter.
M. and Mrs. Jas. Tiorney and
their Son. Stanley, have returned 10
their home In stamps rk. They have
been the guests Of MIR. Tierney's par
cnis, Mr.. and Mrs Martin Tierney.
Mrs. Joseph T Miller Is pleased TO
have as her guest an old friend. Mrs,
Alice Bushnell Of Sterling, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Miller were
called TO Champagne. M, on ac-
count of the Illness and death Of MIR.
Miller's grandmother who was over
ninety-five years Of age.
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CAPTAIN
rs ABLE 10 BE AROUND

Capt. W. w. Cllen~atef has 20 far
recovered from the effects Of the in
'luries ne sustained Waen a f~recifoua
mulN kickee him a week ago that he
il abe u - up and about. Ills Jaw
IL atln a bandaEea and great care
viii nave 20 be exercised for some
time until The broken bones knit per-
fectiy.
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Zeiser. Gib.on Dance

Mrs w. r.. Zeiser and Miss Grace
Gibson entertained a number Of their
young friends at "A dance on Thurs
day evening az the home OF Mrs. Zei-
yer ri Slate avonue, The home was
beautifully decorated with carnations
and ferns. The music was furnished
ny Miss Wood of the Booster orches-
ira. The guests were Misses Hilda
Loebs, Henrietta Loebs. Eva Ce-
cil, Ethel Raliison, Laura Coen.
Henrietta Welscr, June strock, Messrs.
Henry Loebs, Ed Nagle, Arthur Briz-
JUS. ilalph Gibson, VIM. Heighes.
Chester Bebber, VIM. Kieke. Haf
Loebs. Roy Allen. Mrs. T. u. Dom
ally of Needles. Cal, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Whiteside, Mrs. Gibson, and
MT. and Mrs. Zeiser.
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Dye eidinger Engagement.

The announcement or the engage
men, OF Miss Frances DYE to AIR. Ear
weidinger will be a surprise "a many
Of their friends. The wedding in to
take place on February the fourth.
Miss Dye IL well known In the city.
having been In the employment OF the
Golden Rule for some time past. Mr..
Wcidlneer IA also quite well known
here. lie 10 with Albright and Ander-
SON..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
If BILIOUS, SICK
OR CONST|PATED
Take CASCARETS
No Iteadarhc, had Cold, sour stnm-
ssh or Co~iise Bowels 10
Morning.

You're hlliousi You have a thronblnR
sensation In Your head. d had Taste
IN your mouth, your eyes burn. your
skin IL yellow. with dark rinss under
your eyes; your Hrs are parched. NJ
wonder POI feel ugly. mean and ln7
tempered. Your system = lull Of bilo
not properly PASSED On. and vhsi you
need a cleaning inside. ponf
lcontinue being a hlilens nulAanee 20
yourself and those who leVo you ana
don't resort 20 harsl physics ehnt ifft
tate or injure. Remnmeer that MOST
disorders OF the stomach. Ntef ana
bowels are cured ~ muFninH Win
gentle, thcrouan c~astAFelh lbSY rpfk
while YOU sleep. A st-teni het iFnu
your arusslas vui Eeer fe4l lItqf ana
bowels clean sinnaeh eNNet ana
Your hoRd clsAn lnt HraIAt tH|It1tn
lnSe 10 TAXA c4ttatt0 they
lasts AVOID aad hsyeg 1f'o4 q NeAen'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09

COLLEGE ITEMS

BUSINESS College Notes
The opening OF the new term ON
January I brought many new students
both from the city and from out OF
town. Among the out-of-town stu
dents who enrolled were Virginia
Dickens and Margaret McLsfen Of
MagdaIenR; Herman ran % Los Luz
mas and y. n. stiles. Winslow, ARK.
Both Miss Dickens aud Miss McLarcn'
are excellent basketball players and
will prove valuable additions 10 b
arcady strong A. u. g. team. Many
new students are enrolling daily
and the school Il experiencing q most
successful year.
Manager Goodell returned sunday
evening from a two weeks trip dur
ing which he visited his old home IN
Kansas n several business schools
In the midwest.
Amone those who have accepted
Positions during the pasi two weeks
are; Chah. Houchen. with ATTORNEY.
Neili u. Field: Miss Jean Hubhs. with
the Pacific Mutual Insurance com
peny: Miss Marian ninford. with W..
c Reid. attorney for the Santa re.
who has Just opened an A~ibuquerque
once: Mise Bessie McNnma. cook
keeper Tor s,rong Fnr7iturt company:
Miss Mertie Baier. with John Lee
rlarkelcurio store. AFR. John OI-oush-
I'm IL working temporarily With the
John Moore Realty company. Miss
lone Brumback, who attended the A.
y. @. last winter, has been CHOSEN 20
organize q class in shorthand In the
neien Nav Mariro high achouI The
management has had a number OF
other vacancies reported but has oif-
hcuity In securing enough competent
young people. In fact. the school itseif
Is now breaking IN an entirely new
class for its own oiice work. but th~e
will be ready for positions IN me near
future.
The A.. r. c. teams hegan = new
year by capturing h douoie-heaoer
with the Albuquerque hish school on
New Years BY just such decisive
scores a. has placed them IN cham
pionship class In former the
boys game resulted IN a score OF -
Go rs; the girls game IN a % 20 Z
score. during which the opponents ga
MOI throw q HELD goal ny re"AIN.
able coincidence, both the Dogs Ano
girls from the A. =. q won tne'f
games BY marsins OF ~ points. TO-
night h boys meet y strong west
ern Union travelling team
Of veteran PLAYERS from many OF me
big colleges. This team has = fenorv
OF eleven Victories and no DEFEATS 'nis
season.
The nisht school classes nave neen
greatly augmented since the openank
Of the january term. Instruction IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
SOCIAL CALENDAR


Highland Bridge meets az Mrs
Lowber'A. Monday. January II.
The Ten Dons meet with DR.. Hope
Tuesday. January ~.
F%ortniHhtly Music club meets with
Miss Louise Nichols Tuesday, jan
uary ~.
Microbes club meets with Mrs.
Pomerenk, Wednesday. January 10.
Hubbeii-Pr wedding, Thursday.
January ~.
woman's club meets Friday. jan
uary IS.
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LUcERO SENTENCED TO
FIFTEEN DAYs IN JAIL

Jose Luccro. charged VITA drsnk-
Romero. OF Alameda. who n said 90
Rave acted auspiriouslg about thr
freight yards has been committed Cor
10 days IN h snme chnsHe.
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Wieneke-Tlnke.

ON Thursday evening nj 1900 p. m.
Miss May Belle wieneke and MIR.
Charles Fluke were united In ,aar-
riaEe az the PASTORAL residence BY
Rev. Father A. NJ Mandolairi. The
wedding WAS "A quiet one. only the
families and a few intimate friends of
the couple being present. After the
wedding the bridal psrrty were the
guests az a djHner given ~ the home
~ the brides parents. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Wieneke. 4l9 West Santa &c.
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Birthday Party.

Little Miss Josephine Harrison cell
ehrated her ninth birthday this al
rno az her home. GO9 North Sec
ond street. Music. games and refresh
ments were the order OF the day
Those who helped the little lady 10
make this a birthday To he remember
ed were DE Eta C%ossrove, Helen Nc
Shean, Queen slower, Abel Mearns.
Marie Mearns. Alberta Lencioni. Viz
ginia Dolde, Ruth jacobson. Florence
collister. Josephine Harrison.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
If KIDNEYS ACT
BAD QUIT MEAT
says nackaehe n stan Yea Have
Seen Eating Tim Much Meat

When you wake UP with backache
and dun misery IN the kidney region
u generally mcan you have heen
eatinF TOO much meat. anya q we'll
knoNn authority. Meat forms uric
acid which overwori<a the kidneys IN
their effort TO filter Il from the blood.
and they become sort Of pafalysed
and lOBgy.s When your kidness SEA
eluseiah and clog you must relieve
them. like YOU relieve your bowels
removing an the bodyis urlnoua waste.
else you have backaehe. sick head.
ache. dizzy spells; your stomach soufa.
torags IL coated. and when the wealth.
er - tAf YOU have rhenmatic twinees.
The urine Is cloudy, fun OF sediment.
channels often get sore. water scalds
and You are OBLIGED 10 seek reiisf two
or three times during the nlghL
Either consult q good. reliable phy-
stefan at once or set from your phar-
mncihf about four ounces o. lad
Salts; take a tablespoonful IN a glass
Of water before breakfast Tor a few
days and your kidneys VIII then act
fine. This famous salts u made from
the acid Of grapes aud lemon julie.
combined with iifhla. and has been
used for Generations 10 clean n
stimulate slugelsh kidneys. nlsn 70
neutraiize acids in the urine 10 Il no
longer irritasea. thus ending bladder
weakness.
lad salts Ia o life saver for regular
meat eaters. II Ia inexpensive. am
not iniurc and makes a delightful, ef-
fervescent Whitewater drink.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
At the Country Club.

on Monday night the first Of the
monthly dances was enjoyed by he
members of the club. Arrangements
have been made by the club to have
Mr.. Dngan present at the dances az
instructor. announcement will be
made later ~ 60 the date Of these
dances.
On Tuesday night Of next week
there win he an annual meeting OF
the stockholders az the club House.
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Informal for Bride.

Mrs. Wroth entertained with an In
formal chahng dish party on Wednes-
day evening In honor of Mrs Mills. a
bride who has recently arrived from
Aa ptiHsA, Afk
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University Notes.

On January The iith toe TeRents OF
~, university will hold an annual
business meeting. a review OF the
work Of the past year will De made
and plans for the coming year.
The report Of the committee on the
financial condition FOR the year just
past IL the best In the history OF the
~nnlHeruity. This report shows that
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CLUB NEWS
Tuesday Club.

Tuesday Club.
The Tuesday club met with Mrs,
J. ". Horner. Mrs Walker had Cur
rent Events and Mrs. Hickey con-
Quoted the Glass study. The subject
FOR discussion WAS "A Method OF
Studying civic Reports Mrs. Hope
read a paper on Prohibition I n New
Mexico Mrs. French and Mrs.
S,roup cad papers which had been
postponed from a previous meeting'
subject: shall Immigration BE Re-
stricted? ?" In compliance with a re-
quest Of the Federation OF women's
Clubs. A meeting was held Thursday
night at the home OF Mrs. McMillen'
tn which the husbands Of he club
members and the members OF the
state legislature were invited. The
purpose OF this meeting vas TO enlist
the aid Of the county's representa-
tiyes Ia the legislation In which the
women throughout the country are
interested. Mrs. Kellam, director of
the state department of legislation.
presented the subject. Judge Mann,
senator Barth, Or. Boyd. Mr.. Milne.
MIR. McMillen aud Mr.. Stroup made
short talks ON the subject.
O.
] Highland Bridge.
The Highland Bridge club met
Monday with Mrs. Bittner. The
guests were Mrs. Rice n Mrs
Milne.
O.
Rare Musical Treat.
Members OF the Fortnightly Music
club are looking forward Co a rare
evening when the club holds It's regn-
lar meeting Tuesday Of next week.
The meeting will be at the home OF
Miss Louise Nichols at IA North
Hleh street at 3 O'Clock. Following
Is the program arranged for the eve-
ming;
study period. THE Piano Forte;'
leader, Miss Marie Hlgsins.
Paper. composers ~ the Seven
lteenth ana Early Eighteenth Ccntur'
les Mrs. F. G. hetzgar'
Arcadelt. lbi4rib70. Ave Marie
Pergolesi. i7iO-i736. q. Lord have
Mercy-Mrs. G, A. Foreman.
Rameau. i6S9-t76i, Gavotte; Per
%soiesi, f7f0-i736, Aria; Matheson,
i6Si-iT64. Aria on q string; Couper-
In. isss-l7i3, Chansonet Pavonne-
Mr.. T.. Leroy Yott.
scarlatti, iss5-iT57, Pas,orale-
Miss Marie Higgins.
Gluck. i714-tTS7. Aria (from orr
pheual u Have Lost My Euridicei
Dr Thos. Arne. i7iO-i77s. "The Lass
with the Delicate Air'-Mrs. knth'
rvn Grimmer Bailey.
Tartinl. i6a2-i110. sonata q MI
ncr-Mr. r. Leroy Yott.
Act ompanisis; Miss Louise N'eh'
lcls. MIR tRnley Seder.
-
Alamo Hive Installs.
Al the regular review Of Aiarf
hive No. !, Ladies Of the MaecabeeH
held Tuesday afternoon, the follow
Ine ofnsers were Installed for the
ensuing year;
Commander. Alice sherwood; lieu
tenant commander. Louise urunn'
Imam; past commander, Mary shaier.
Ichaplaln. Fannie Blakemore; record
Keeper. Margaret jerks; finance a1-
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For Misses Bendheim.

Mrs. Jacob Weinman entertained
Informally al her home on Friday af-
ternoon In honor OF Mrs. Fisher and
Miss Tcssie and Miss Eina Bendhein.
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q. p. achoenberg. forest ranger. az
rijeras. IL in the city on a business
trip.
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ONE oodkln, sergeant, Nellie coen:
s%entlnei. Matte House, picket Leona
ISpeare.
AFTER the installation a banquet
was served. during which time three
OF the retiring officers we're present
"a with alna. IN appreciation u their
pntirlns services 20 the order.
~ ". q. fnsfnlts ONcsga
The Fraternal Mystic Circle. Benz
EFT Ruling No. 2i0s. Installed the fol-
1 iOwiue officers Wednesday evening!
Past worthy ruler. ar. Geo.
I Wsckham: worthy ruler; Dr. n. Al.
Clayton. worthy vice ruler. Mr. John
wickham; worthy CHAPLAIN. Mrs. Dir
india votae; worthy recorder. Miss
Mary r. Hhuaieoarser; worthy coli
lect0r and treasurer, MF. >. 3. yosaw;
worthy marshal. Mrs. Ida Branstet-
ter; worthy warden, Mr. Charles cieg-
horn. worthy guafd, Mr.. Alex Craig,
worthy sentinel. Mr.. EdRar Branstet-
ter; worthy medical examiners. Drn.
n. N. Clayton and O.. W. Hope:
pianist. Mira. Anna Wickhem; trustees
Mr.. Alex. CRAIG. Afr. EdRar Brnnstct-
ter. Mrs. Anna wickham.
After installation and Initiation a
deiightful banquat was enjoyed BY
an.
%
Cotton Wood Grove InstalIa.
on Wednesday evening. January g.
Cottonwood Grove No. 2. woodmen
Circle. held their annual installation
OF officers, which was attended by
about 900 guests ans members. Mrs.
amanda Feixert was installing Off
Ger and IN her able nne Installed
the following Officers:
Guardian. Sarah Weeterfelt; ad.
visor. FrsEkle Cochran; clerk. Emma
Waiisng. banker. Mary A. Fournelle;
attendants. Edith Abbott. Margaret
keppeler; chaplain, Louis 1rund-
name: managers. Ida London. Ethel
Klock. Johanna Klelnwort; physi-
clans. Dra. Lovelace. Hope, Pearce:
inner sentinel Mary Thomas; outer
sentinel. Della hoffman.
Upon conclusion Of installation
Mrs. Westerfeld was presented with
n beautiful set OF silver spoons by
the order Mrs Fefkert making the
presentation speech. tn Manchester
Guards AVE an exhibition drill which
was greatly enjoyed BY all after
which the balance OF the evening
was spent In playing cards and
dancing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09

Mias Treasure Hartman Of El Paso,
Texas, Is a visitor AZ the girls DOR
hitory. Miss Hartman IL a former
student n a ereat fevorite with the
boys and girls at the university.