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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
Woodmen Reception.

\ reception will Dee held tomorrow
from 6. 80 la $50 g. u. st the Alyn-
RADIO hotel by the Modern Wuodmcn
of American In honor of Mrs Ralph
~ johnson, wife AT Ralph T.. John
non, supreme organizer at the Mod
orn MCodmcn. aud three Young lady
musicians from the University school
ct Music, OF Lincoln, Sch.
Mrs. johnson Is manager uf the
Nebraska Concert company OF hin
c0in. The company b. furnishing the
santa Re system with a series ct en-
tcrtainmcnts n viii give AN enter
tninmcnt at Brlon saturday evening,
February q. The troupe will come
iu Albuquerque sunday morning aud
viii leave the city tor the cOust at
90 y, IN.
The committee On reception Ia,
the assurance hHi Mrs. Johnson and
her young ludy friends will sing and
give some TcCitutions at the rcccp'
ton.
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DON'T SHOOT, I'M
IRISH" SERVES AS
ENGLISH PASSWORD

CAssociatcd Press CorrespOndencc.D
London, Jan z2.-'Dont shoot:
I'm irish, served ~ "a password to
safety for a young woman student
fleeing frum convent near Ypres
when The lighting WIS raging there a
few days ago. An account OF the In.
cidcnt reaches London ia a soldiers
letter.
"one night after we had moved
towards fprcs We heard a light foot
fhll close to our outpost.
The man In front challenged
quickly and raised his rifle to his
shoHldrr with the intention 0f firing
II he did not get a satisfactory an
swor.
i" Don't shoot. I'm Irish. came the
reply and then "a "rctty young woman
dressed AK a man stepped out 90 the
darkness
we are always suspicious nova
days, no matter what the person
looks like and FOR "a time we would
not take this mi at her own val.
untion. We allowed her 10 approach
but covered her with rifles an the
time.
"Shc " satisfied w that she had
made her way from the Irish convent
at ipres. She WAS sent home 4,
England the next day.
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Memorial Service.

Tomorrow afternoon AZ . u'cluvk at
the Y W e. A., residence u service
rs To hu held m memory OF Miss Craze
Dodge former president of the ma
tional board of the y W q. A., who
passed Into eternal rest ON December
20. Miss Dodge was u prominent
woman of the nation although mod
cs, about her work and of q retiring
nature, never seeking public praise.
she was az the head ol a number OF
big movements or national import
ance. She was the founder OF the
teachers college. which Is u part of
Columbia university; also of the
American College Tor Girls in Con-
stantinople. She founded the Trav-
clers' Ala society. which has hene-
nted people In every walk of lie.
Memorial services viii he held
throughout the country tomorrow.
The leader OF the service tomorrow
M the Y. W. g A. will be Mrs. John
Mordy. Miss Margaret Dickson viii
be the special soloist. Miss olga
Selke Will render n victim solo. Al
the close of the devotional service
there viii be a social hou with tea.
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ANNIVERSARY OF c. E.
FOUNDING SUNDAY

ia observance Of ihe anniversary Of
the founding of the Chrlstlon In
deavor movement, the Ycuag People
society OF 81. Paul's Esangcllral Luti
rran church at silver venue i
sixth street, viii give an Endcasef
day program tomorrow evening, cf
cupying tho Eour Of evening worsai
The regular ERdcavor mreiing viii -
omitted. other services for The 49,
will De az usual The prokfam
5;30 will be a. follows.
professional. 20 Jesus ! Have
Promised.
Invocation. n. &. keefrf.
Inexpensive scripture Lesson.
piano SOLO. Miss Helen MCKAY.
leaders Remarks. Christian fn
deaver That counts." Miss LaHt
~krakberger
Paper. ~worid-wide Eadvaych
Miss Julia Jelscr.
Sons. Tell the deod NsNs si7's
Quartet.
paper. %. u. aud the Individual
Miss Alice SCHROEDER.
Historical sketch, Our Soclsit
Martin Johnson.
Violin Solo. Miss OLGA sclke.
paper, Every Christian a ChrltltH
Endeavorer. Niss Grace AsDslghl.
Vocal Duet. Misses kraemer
Reception Of new Endeavnr mrnl
hers.
The Roli-Cail. uith scripture 80
sponses.
"EDdraVorers That Count, rs
marks b. thu pastor Rev. k
schueier.
Onerlns. hymn.
Mixpah and Henedlction.
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DR.. Swope to Lecture.

Thursday. February ~. ~ s y m,
at the Woman's club. ~Albuqucrque
viii have the 4 rasurc uf listening 1"
a lecture hy Or - u. SWepo OF Dem
ing on the subject 81 The Rider ON
the Pale HORSE. or How To- Avoid
Death" under the auspices of the
child welfare department OF ~"
Wumuu's club.
This will bc followed Dos uNc-min-
ute talks hy IN VI. Bergman the
rabbi OF tho Jewish synagogue: Mr..
e.. a. Cushmnn of the Commercial
club. MIR. "A. $. Lithguw of The Retail
Merchants association, Dr. ~ -
Kaufman ct the board 81 health ana
Francis T.. Wood, representing the
professional people 81 the city, gin
ing their idea OF child welfare ana
It's local application. An are cordial
Is invited Seats are free. The VII
son-VnIck orchestra Will give the
instrumental music and the Won
ans club rhar,4s viii sins two sclcc-
Iiiuus.
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uennittsCh

a very attractive wedding took
place on saturday at the forest rang
er station IN He'll cnnyon when Miss
Eulllln Louisa Duennltsch became the
bride OF Mr. William Wallace McClci-
ian. Jf.
Arrhdcacon Warren OBLIGATED Mrs.
william W. Crawford was mntron of
honor aud Mr.. Edward :. Spar was
best man.
The bride wore white satin with AN
dterdrupory oi chiffon. and carried
a shower bouquet % brides roses aud
lilies Of the valley.
The matron Of honor VAS dressed
in a becoming gown Of white silk.
Tho wedding made a beautiful pie
ture indeed. The room, in which
there was q large fire OF real logs OF
pine from the forest, wis most Artis-
tically decorated with ropes and gar
lands and branches of evergreen, give
ing an effect of being out In the open
forest. cut aidr the ~ o and the
lofty grandeur of the Rockies made
q never 10 he forgotten impression
iiflpu the hearts and minds of the
E,tcsts.
Alter the wedding an elegant din
ncr was served 10 The guests. quite a
number Of friends having motorcd
utt from the city.
The bride h best known by her
sicp.father's name. whicn is Pitner.
Tier beauty and charming manners
have won for her a host ~ friends.
The BRIDEGROOM, who is the son ui
Judge W W Mcclellan of this city,
o. well known about town. lie and
INa IFln. sraNl nah. NN.G. Ns.. 10
tho present at the ranger station.
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Postel Class Recital.

The pupils Of Miss Paula postel. as
sisted hy Mrs. sara Hall Moore, violin
list. gave u recital at their instructor =
home on New York avenue Friday
evening. out ~ "a large class "a num-
Der rendered the following program:
Walsc Movement .-......,... Kohler
Hugh Mum,
Laura Madison.
Peter Pans shadow Dance.
Madeline Hiickcndorfcr.
Duet Primrose Dance kNgman
Laura and Leroy Madison.
Spanish Dance -...-....... Rogers
Ernestiuc tIuning.
Bed Time ..... .orth
Leroy Madison
Violin son OF put1a' d. kcicr Bcla
Mrs. sarah Iiall Moore.
To a Wild Rose. ...... .McDuMttl
Marguerite Strumpuist
pomponcttc .............. Durtnd
Adah Vaughn.
Suit nEte ....... ........ binct
Katherine Abel.
Fascination waltz ............ Wacti
Eva seth.
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Around the Tables
Tea and Card

Mrs. Frank Butt entertained the
second Of a scriis OF parties on
"Wednesday afternoon. Auction was
played. Mrs l. NJ %H,synolds winning
the high score.
Mrs. q. /. brooks WIS hostvsa at
an Informal tea Thursday afternoon
FOR the youns ladies and young men.
Mrs, Brooks Is quite "a favorite with
the younger set aud frequently plans
Tor their entertainment
Mrs. y. L. Bcswick was hostess at
an Informal bridge party aHt Friday
afternoon at the Casu de Oro.
Miss Eleanor Hyde entertained the
younger set az cards at her home on
Moth high street.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. y. a.
Mann most dclirhtfuiiy entertained a
flaw aides at an Informal game oi
auction.
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Bridge Tournament.

4 Tournament between " Aibu.
anergue bridge clubs, ppyod Thurs
Yt6s tfeafnv ~ thia wcek causcd
quite . ripple Of excitement among
n members and friends. not 20 say
husbands ot the mcmborS, of the CON
tending clubs. The Highland BFidgc
club. which has been organized for
several years. challenged the Gold
Avenue bridge club. organized sew
cral months y by q number OF la
,ii"s Of the Low lands. The rival clubs
met for their tournament at the home
Of Mrs & g. Lowhcr on south High
street. As o. often the ease luck
vas with the 1871 players. and the
game went iu their fnNor hy q decis-
I'VE score ~ their husbands had
predicted. the members of M High
land club simply held miserable
hands The husbands 90 the High
land members have. IN fact. had quite
"a bit Ia say about The ran ~ bum
luck which the Highland players \
pericnced and made their sympathct-
ir remarks $50 prufusc tina. their pa
iient wives almost became sensitive
ON the subject The Highland ladic.
were not discouraged. however. and
have extended another ChUlicngr and
the two clubs viii meet again Mon
day of ncNt week at the home uf Mrs
W. W. strong, when the issue Gs q
which club has the better players vii
be played out To a final conclusion.
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Rodey hall. University hih Feb'
ruary z. 1914. 4 y. m.
piano voluntary. 'Adagio, (Rhcin-
berger, n. stanley scdcf.
Hymn No. SO,
Invocation. followed by Chant
Lords Prayer.
Solo. Abide with ale, tLiddiell
Miss Louise rhorn.
Responsive Heading.
Gloria.
Anthem. Come. Holy Ghos,.
MARX AndrcwsJ, Ncsper Ciioif.
Address. Co. .. Cushman, presl'
dent Albuquerque Commercial club.
Hymn No 50.
Henedictlon.
P0stlude,
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PERSONAL MENTION


Mrs. J.. O.. Rice went t. Dallas,
Tex. Wednesday nlEht "a visit her
mother. Mrs. Rice has had as her
guest her sister. Mrs. Kesseier. OF
Dallas. who returned with her.
Mrs. Mann leaves Monday for Santa
Re. where shc Will he the honor guest
at "a reception Tuesday afternoon
given by Mrr. Waiter and Mrs. Ru-
pert Asplund.
Mrs. Banks 81 i.ns Vegas Is expect
ed 10 arrive Monday to be the guest
of her sister. Mrs, Henry g. Coors.
Jr
Mrs 4. T. Price Of ~ paso is at
her parents honc here. having been
called By the serious Illness Of her
motIfr. Mrs. r. Bass. ON south Edith
%strec.
Mrs e. n. Draper left Thursday
for colorado Sprlngs. whcrc she will
be the guest OF her son.
Mrs l. r. Marx and daughter are
visiting relatives iu 81 Louis.
NJ. W. Fiournoy ana Mrs. Flournoy
left this wcek for "a visit In Califur-
mia.
Mrs. bernard Held has gone To the
coast for "a two months stay.
The ~ theHier opened today az I
D M. with four reels ~ licensed pic.
lures. Tho best 5-ccnt show In the
state.
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Mrs. Walton Hostess.

Mrs. ". y walton has been ap-
pointed one ~ The hostcsses 10 the
New Mexico building at san Diego.
Three hust,ssrs have been elected
for the year. Mrs. walton will bo
there during May. June. July and Au-
gust. This is quite a feather in Al
b~upucruuc's cap, aud Mrs. WHlton's
many friends are very much slated
over her election and are cNtcnding
cu1gratulHtious.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR


bridge tournament, Monday. Feb
ruary 4. at Mrs. W. ". strong's.
Recital. Monday. February 3. Mrs
&, a. Conner,
Fortnlehtiy Music club. Tuesday,
February 9, Mrs. HAY Bailey,
Mercedes club. "Wednesday. Febru-
AIRY 10, Mrs Phlibricks.
Painting club, Wednesday. Febrn-
airy ~. Mrs. brewer.
PM Mu Ounce. Frides, February
A.. Masonic Temple.
Wuman's club. Friday. February
a.. WOmun's club hOuBc.
Saturday Bridge, saturday. Fcbru-
AIRY 90. Mrs. n Is Wyldor.
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D. A. r. Elects.

Mrs. g :. Mclnndrcss was hostess
To- She Daughters 81 the American
Revolution at thcir meeting THIS
week. She was n%ssisicd by Or. Fris-
bic. After clcctiug officers ana
transactlng utdpr business delicious
refreshments were served. Follow
ing are the officers elected
Regent. Mrs. r. r. Pollock.
Vice regent Mrs. y. y. stevens
Treasurer. Mrs j W. Hall.
Registrar. AIRS Charles ". Potter.
Recording secretary, Miss Estcllc
Luthy.
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. T. e.
Baker.
Historian. Miss Ethel Hickey.
Chaplain. Mrs. a. o. McMlllUn.
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dered BY PROT q s,apiey scdcr and
Miss Marie tleelns.
The freshman play. ANDREW
Kleesc and tbr Lion" given ~ Rodey
hhli inst saturday nlRht. was a
'hownne success and fully az 70 an
anticipation. The play was based on
experiences OF the varsity 10 tho re-
cent past. The play showed a great
deal Of ofiaInhiiiy ana IS well worthy
Of a more ~prctcnuous p%rodaciion.
The coed edition of the University
Weekly viii appenr ~ an early date.
Vc~per service.
The Oregon A~griculturaI Csilcge
Cleo club. which IL one OF the Santa
Fe reading room numbers. will stop
over In the city tomorrow afternoon
and will be at the vesper service at
Rodey hall AZ Z y. ~. This gives
everybody a chance 10 hear the alec
club.
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Christian science services are held.
IN the woman's club building, at the
corner 90 seventh street and Gold
avenue. ovcry sunday morning At a
o'clock.
Wednesday evening services ore nj
s o'clock. The public Is cordially IN
vitsd 10 attend these services.
SUNDAY school at sit5 o'ciock.
Heading room m the y. T. Arnijo
building. Room M. IS. open each
wucA day from 2 TO . y. m.
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.I'ortnightIy club.

The F%ortnightly Music club meets
Tuesday evening at Airs. Roy Bailey 8
residence. 40 South seventh street
The program that was ARRANGED Tor
the 23rd viii De given at this time
while the program originally meant
for the 9th will be- given on the 23rd.
The program for tiis Ncck 's'
study period subject, 'liarmony.
Paper: Haydn aud Mozart. Mrs. e.
4. Foreman.
Mozart. lfs6-t1pl, Funtaise, q
Minor. piano. Miss Paula PosteL
Mozart, Vol che Sapeto, from Fig
arc, voice. Mrs. L. -. Bloom.
Mozart. sonata Tor violin and piano
6 Major; plano. Miss Louise Niri"ls.
violin. Mr. Leroy fott,.
Haydn. i7a2-lSop, Ny Mother bid'
Me Bind My Hair. voice. Mrs. Hen
Ing.
Fantaisc. G Minor, piano. Mis-
Louise Nichols.
Haydn. with Ncrdure clad (crc
! atom. voice, Airs, kathryn Gimme
Bailey.
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OF SALE

Al "a O'Clock la The afternoon on
Wednesday the 10Th day OF February
! Will sen to the highest bidder the
personal property belonging 10 the
estate of John n, Hcinl. deceased at
the John y. lfcinl rancn. In the town
Of "l.uH Durunca. county OF. Bcr-
nalillu. JOHN MANN,
Administrator.
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Franklin.

According 10 word received hero
Miss Mildred Hudson and Mr. Get
Franklin we're married today in Riy-
rrsidc, cab Miss Ray Furr acted as
bridesmaid and Mr. Roy Farr wins
Iest man.
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MEGM1kscgG
zaNWWlgWEGIE MIxNSIlG

Mlss Bright In the murnlns service
and In the evening n chorus choir Of
thirty voices. We VIII have spirited
congregational sineinR from our new
song books. The orchestra music ~
here and the orchestra VIII lend lifa
20 the music.
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Scutt-Gibson.

Views has been received IN the city
the marriage of Alderman Charles
SO Gibson 81 this city tu Miss cora
cut OF Muttoon. ~, on Tuesday at
= q. M, az The First congregational
chutch Ia Kansas CITY. Rev. smith
officiating
Miss scutt ~ quite well known IN
AibuGucrquc as she visited here last
SUNNI" and formed u wide circle of
friond- aud acquaintance.
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New Dancing Club.

\ number ui young married people
have formed % dancing club aud gave
the initial dane, at the Noman's
club Friday o,rniur These dances
VIII be held fnrtuightly and h mcm-
beers are ANTICIPATING a lot Of fun and
amusement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

The Young Peoples society 81 the
Christian EndeayOr OF the Christian
church will ave % special EndeaNor
day program sunday evening com
mencing at p. M. Everyone Is in'
Vitcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

The Young Peoples society VI the
Christian EndeaNor uf tho Christian
church held their monthly business
meeting Friday evening at the home
ga Glenn bearing on North Eighth
street The officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows.
President, Ray Gibson; vice presi-
dent. Glen bearing; secretary treas
urcr. Fay VearinE. pianist. Beatrice
Hill. assistant pianist. Eva Dean.
After the business waa transacted a
social hour was held and q cOuplc OF
reels at moving pictures were shown
bl the machine at the church.
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University News.


- the regular vesper service az
Rodey hail al I o'clock Sunday AIT
%.crnoun Mr.. &. q. CuHhman VIII
speak, hA subject being Dwight L.
Moody.
The assembly will Dee nddt'sAeu
Tuesday morning BY r. TO-
kcr on Thrift"
Al the assembly ltst Tuesday A. +.
Van Deinsr gave nn excellent tax on
Elements of Success N Businesr
| Preceding the address WAS "a pltno
! duet. Los Preiudss. by l.isat ron-
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Country Club Dance.

The CuuntgS club members enjoyed
their furtnightly dance at the club
HOUSE Monday evening
O.
The 'B' thoater opened today at I
p. m. with four reels of licensed pic
lures. The best i-cent show in the
state.
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Cofncr Fourth street aud West Sill
ver emu REV. W. ". Warren. roc
tor. residence. 1909 West Tilcras ave-
nue..
SexuageHima sunday. Holy Euchar-
ist. Z a. M, sunday school, s:ts q. m. Z
Holy Eucharist and sermon 81 ~
n. m: evening praye and sermon.
7.3O y. m.
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Corner silver avcnuc q Fifth
street, Hugh A. Cooper. pastor. resi-
dcncc ms South Waiter street;
chauncey a. Foreman. associate pas
tor. residence i0Of East Central ave-
nue..
SUNDAY school. g:i5 a. m. mornins
" orship, II a. m. sermon theme.
"Ruth's Choice Evening Worship.
7.t5 o'clock. theme. Christ at Two
Doors
Christian Endeavor society meets ~
This will bc Endeavor day,
marking the Anniversary Of h found-
ing uf the Christian Eudeavor move
mont. Topic. "Chrisiian EndcaF"r
That Counts
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For dyspepsia. our national all
ment, use Hnrdock Blood Bltters.
Recommended Tor STRENGTHENING a.
gesiion, purifying the blood. AZ all
drug stores. 500 a bottle.
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Sewing Party.

Mrs. clyde blair entertained we'd
nesday afternoon az the Indian school
with a thimble party In honor of
Mrs. Howard Parker.
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The Ten Duns met saturday night
with judge Mann. This meeting was
on saturday iEs;caa 81 the usual day
because of Judge MAINS absence
during the week. a course dinner
was served and the paper was read
~ Dr. David u. Boyd on "undcvel-
oped Resources Of New MtNico-Not
Material and az always with Or.
Boyd. was u vcry scholarly discourse.
evening.
The q meeting will he with MI.
4. a. McMnlcn. Prof &. n. Hodgtn
VIII have tine paper at this mceting.
Ills Subject will be- "Reminiscences
81 Albuquerque AK a Village.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

A household remedy In America tor
25 years--Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oh.
For cuts, sprains. burns. scnlds'
o~rnlses. zoe and soc. Al all drug
storeA.
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rYrst congregational Church.

Corner Coal venue and, Broadway
A. T~oothaker. minister.
sunday school. a;I5 a. M: divine
worship. - "a M, and 1850 y. M.
Theme OF the morning uermon. Re
ligioua Education sermon followed
by communion service.
For the evening hour We VIII have
a Moody memorial service with adj
dresses by Mr.. w u. Day. Y. ~ g a.
secretary. and the pastor. Young
Peoples Meeting. $3.50 y. m, leader
John Losh.
Following IL the musical program
Morning service
organ Prelude. Alteration" .Gaui
Anthem: "My Faith Looks Up to
Thee . ......t -..s.'s's ii"sc"l
OHertory. "Andante' .......... VIVA
Solo. (seiectcdl
Mrs. kathryn drummer Bailey.
Postludc: "Marche pontihcaie
Observation-Disclosures. Lcmnicni
Evening service
organ Prelude; "Cantiiene
Observation-Disclosures NaFcNa"'
Anthem: Lovely Appear .6ounou
Onortory: 'Melodic- Elcgie'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "'Hee"
Solo, (AelectedD
airs. Bailey.
postlude: "iiosunna' W"eh'
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The Churches
FIrst Bapslst cI,urci,.

AN"N nNItA"I AfAUNNMt
Corner nroadwas ana Lead afcnuo.
Pnator. 6. T. Taylor. zoe South walter
street.: phone 1895.
Each Sunday morning Ia February
the pastor viii preach on "Oid Time
Heligi0n.' The theme this SUNDAY
will be, The old Time Church" A.
1880 D. M. the subject VIII be Pray
ing for tic Kingdom"
sunday school. 9;fs q. M; Junior
y. Y. A.. U. and sunbeam soclety az 3
y. M: senior o. Y. T.. q. az $3.50 ., IA.
Prayer meeting Wednesday. ss3o
.. M, Will be a Missionary Concert
Of Prayer Visitors welcome.
Mission sunday school al seventh
street and Mountain road a. , .. NJ.
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PARSONAGE, iso SCUM nToadNay


Corner Lead avenue ~ Sou'"
Third street. Charles oscar Beekmah,
pastor. residence an Sonth Ihlfu
street. Miss Edith G0rhy. deaeoness.
SUNDAY We begin o two Week
meeting with the pastor doing me
preaching The morning heme wii'
he "a PRIVILEGE Frequently overlook
ed Evening subject, The Omnipo-
tens Behind the Arrow
The sunday school meets az a;ll
a. m. Epworih league At ae D. NJ
Miss Bertha Basseti, leader.
There will DE a duet by Messfs Fal-
kenburg gad Sewoll n a solo .,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

Tho Tuesday club met With Airs. r.
A. Mann.
Airs Mann gave the carrent Events
Glass study on "lihcie1t Phiiah-
thrUpy' WAS led by Mrs. ", r. Nal'
ton.
4 paper on True Philanthropy
was rcad by Airs. iiurncr. Foilowins
this r. discussion on "Ilow Shall We
Heip the Poor IN our City' was par
tiriptacd in. MIS-. Louis llield nn'
Mrs. g. r. French jciug the leaders
The nrxt meeting will be az the home
OF Mrs. :. 49, Strnup
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
WITH THE CLUBS AND
ORGANIZATIONS


The meeting Of s. Johns Guild
with Mrs q. I. Brooks on wedncs-
day afternoon vas a very cnthusias-
tie one. The ladies are planning a
rather elaborate entertainment To be
given shortly after Easter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
OUR ANNUAL
Sale
VIII Begin Monday and Continue
for the Week Ending Saturday
Night, the Thirteenth
Puritan U~ndermusIins

A. this season Of TIE year your thoughts mtursuy turn 10 fsplsur
hhing your wardrobe with dainty white garments that are 80 dis
ttncttvely feminine and are necessary to your apparel outfit especially
during the Spring and Summer months.
We made a large purchase Of Puritan undezmuslins for cur big
White Season Sale. We offer Puritan undermusiina because they are
weT-made garments We are enabled 30 mark Puritan UndsfmnsAns
for this sale at surprisingly low prices considering the high character
Of the garments.