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st. vincent's Recital.

me musical gwen by the der
Of 81. Vincont's academy this week
was out OF the ordinary for a stu
dents recital The selections were
many of them difficult and showed a
great deal of progress uudor instruct
ors.
The handsome new library was for
mally opened at this time and is u
library OF excellent worth and equip
mcnt and should be a source Of pride
to the patrons AS well as to the stu
dents OF the academy.
The program Mas under the direc-
tion of the Loyula Literary society
and was as follows:
chorus: Fairies invitation ......
kostinl
Choral club.
Piano solo: "Novturnc" &C. de Janon
Beatrice Huulc.
Vocal Selection. winter Lullaby.
....,...,..-..,R eginald de Kovcn
lrma LiN.
Piano: "Lauterbach Maiden.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Loeffler
Margaret McCanna.
instrumental: "Valse'' ,..... GODDARD
Viola Herkenhon.
Vocal. THE sons THAT Reached My
Heart" ....r...... Julian Gordon
kathryn keleher.
Selected Reading ..,...,..,......
Carrie schmidt and Marie Balling
Piano, MAY Dance ..,..... .Nirgll
Hattie Henderson.
In Bye-lo-L.ud ........... Hamlet
Antoinette ChAuvin.
MI. g.u-.tl... uIsaa. Auu4uf
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NhnderhilI
Dorothy Blainoy.
Vocal: IAN fer You Guy d~'iIardelot
Eulalia Yrisarri.
Duct. "Qui Nive .Gan7
Cecilia Murphy, Frances Bottle.
Plano: En- Route ...........H its
Lois Hicks.
Vocal Duet. "Oh, That We Two
Were MaNing' ......'... NeNlf
Kathryn Kclchcr, Rcbecca Casaus.
Piano Selection; "i,ustle Of spring
......... ..'''' .'.'''''' "ihu'hs
Frances Bottle.
Piano: "CWprice" ...,.....,..,L acA
tneZ Pine.
veal LIES Lullaby .Gefald Lan'
Margaret McCanna.
Piano: 'Concert MazurSa' .Nirgi
Rcbecca casaus,
Plano: "indian M'rch", .,., .HenleiI
James Rlaincy.
Closing Chorus. Peace 100. kOscha
Choral Club.
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woman's Club Program.

= The program which was given by
the music department OF the cluh
yesterday afternoon VAS one OF the
best given In the city at any time.
Every number WAS one OF those dear
10 the heart aud each singer dis
played particular talent for the selcc-
ton.
AT the beginning OF the program
Mrs. Bradford gave a short talk on
breathing and Voice Production
setting forth IN a clear manner a few
essential ruics for both. The pro-
gram was as followH:
ca The Mission OF the Rose. .Cowen
CD The Daily Question.
Miss Helen GOetz.
Three Green Bonnets. . .DHardeiot
Mrs. J. .. s~chwentker,
Absent ssss..ss Metcail
Mrs. Chas. White.
(a) when You Speak to Me......
D'Hardelo'
b You and Lave. .D'Hardelot
Miss Hortcnse swit2or.
\ Day Dream .streiovki
Miss Lillian Yrisarri.
(a) willamette Dell aqua
CO. The Chrysanthemum.
Mrs. ,, II. Milicfs
taD n Dream ......sss's. bhtl'tt
Cbb Mother O'Mine .......... Tours
Mr.. Louis Mehan.
when shadows Gather. MARSHALL
Miss Hortense Switser.
(a) The Rose and the Garden
Neidlinger
co. My Iaddie.
Miss Ruth McAilister.
Al the meeting held the week be-
fore by the domestic science depart
ment Mrs. George Alhright was APP
pointed e. round ~ some of The eN-
pcrts In that department and per
Euade them To write essays that the
club might enter the prize compeu-
ton OF the Pictorial Review which Is
omen To all federated clubs under the
supervision OF Miss Helen Louise
johnson. chairman OF the home econ
omloa department OF the national e
GRAFTON.
five hundred dollars II offered In
prizes, the subject being Home, What
the homer what should be h aim
of home why do homes exist?
The club recently made an appro-
priation In common with the other
clubs of the state to help the icgisla-
tive department OF the state fedora
ton. The members OF this committee
are Mrs. w. r.. Lindsay OF Portalcs,
Mrs. A. A. kellsm OF The city, ana
Mrs. :. q Nuttar OF Clovis. They have
established headquarters IN santa Fo
at the home Of Miss Bryant ana viii
De pleased TO Sc cany visitors VINO
are inter stcd in the Rork here.
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Riddles Make Merry.

on lost Saturday, January 30.
neulah Caroline Kahnt, little daugh-
ter of Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred y. Kahnt.
OF SO3 West Tijeras, entertained 25
Of her little friends at a very Jolly
birthday party.
Contests with pleasing little prizes
afforded plenty OF amusement Tor
the wee tots. Margaret Marion. An
mabel whitehil and Glen Morgan
were lucky winners.
Al Z o'clock a picnic luncheon was
spread, each child receiving n Tiny
pink basket filled with cookies and
candy for favors. A pink birthday
cake with six pink candles had us
share in making the little mes hap
Ply.
Little Veronica Van Doiase made
quite the hit of the afternoon with
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Miug Mary 4. pfelI. Of O~aennviIie.
III, H~uccoaeor 4 Miss Florence Pain.
ntrom. look ~ her work IN the Eng,
llnh department last Monday. The $40.
dents we're sorry 20 Nee Misc Palm.
strom ~ but Miss pfeirs smile and
sunny disposition aofscna the feeling
and insure continued success in the
work,
Twcnty-0ne students complofaa
their work In the Eth grade on IAN. "a
ond on Jan. Is n short commencement
exercise was held and diplomas were
given them. On Monday twenty en-.
tered the high school. the other ono
finding II necessary % 60 10 wpfR "a
help support his family. IN the com.
mcnccment exercises, Attorney J. A.
Miller gave an appropriate address
NJ. r.. Hickey. prcafdcnt Of the school
board, presented the diplomas and
music wns furnished By the hlah
school orchestra.
Miss Hazel Carnea, freshman. who
has been In California for several
months. re-entered high school last
Tuesday.
Miss Msudc Mellow. recently from
brinson, Ca, enrolled In the high
school Friday and viii enter the
freshman ciaas, Monday.
Al the beginning OF the new SCENES.
ter on Jan rs. commercial law. solid
geometry, home economies, spelling
and penmsnahip were introduced,
Manuel training n offered TO certain
students IN the high school
Auguntlna Armllo re-eutered the
freshman class last Monday. ahs
compelled 20 leave near the middle OF
last semester on accoun OF illness.
Amado Chavek who has been alb.
sent from school because OF illness. /.
again az his work.
George Dooilttle, president OF the
freshman class. .s sim confined 20 his
bed.
Miss Eva Seth, special student IN
the commercial course. Ia aubatituts
teacher IN n Of the county schools
During the second semester the
girls OF the domestic science depart
ment VIII serve meals 60 teachers and
TO their " invited guests. Each gIrI
n given a certain amount OF money
with which to prepare a meal for five
persons. She plans the menu. buva
n material. prepares the food and
serves the meal. She Ia called head
cook and has for help an assistant
cook, a waitress and a dlshwasher. In
this way every girl gets the practical
sue OF domestic science. Mlssen Ruth
Tompkins. Gladys Hayden and Yer
nice bowers have acted AZ headcoeke
during the week and from the uuaIlt,
OF 1000 ana service given, those who
nave enjoyed these meals are certnin
that q course In domestic science Is
well worth while.
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BOOK NOTES


The drama Is dead. so they say
these wizards VI the reel and camera
They are determined Ca zee the white
Observation-Disclosures the world over
ct surrender-in every theatre OF ne
land; perhaps 20 put Kiaw and Erlan-
ger In as ushers, to let Shubert and
Morosco Eell tickets, an dto show emo
lions In whirling pictures. thrill the
audience with silent screams. and set
the gallery-gods a-quiver with the VII
lain's fusillade 81 shots hat cannot be
heard. What IL more. they may do II.
D'Annunzio, Griffith and Lasky arc
magicians, They have knocked the
impossible over so many times already
that only the crassly minded will dare
mark limitations for progress and post
that fatuous sign OF no admittnncc
which In written "impoHsibie." Yet,
not untll the shadow-shRpes Of the
screen are made %articulate viii the
drama be smothcred beneath the cy-
pres boughs. Aud perhaps not even
then.
Marta OF the Lowlands" has been
produced In moving p'ctuers with
Bertha Kalich la the title role--a re-
mnrkahle production. No doubt some
enjoyed IL more than they would Il
seeing IN play produced on the stage:
no doubt practically everyone enjoyed
II more than to have read the book
and used The Imagination 90 furnish
the settings and visualize the charac-
ters. Personally there are some how
ever who prefer to read the book.
who like lords. the passion Of words,
without being Indifferent to the art OF
pantomine. For the beenfit Of those
Marta of the Lewlands" has been
published In convenient book form,
Senior Guinera wrote the play In the
Catalan ifnRuaRe. which In scarcely
more than a Spanish dialect. The
play was introduced 10 the United
states from Mexico. At tho time II
the Galveston flood Il was produced
60 offer a uenefit Tor the sufferers by
McNico's leadins actress. Virginia Ia.
h%regas, and an American actor who
CHANGED To be In the audience sooI
took measures to have Il produced In
the United states.
The right note Of freshness and
happy lrrrsponsibllity l. struck b,
Ellenor Stoothoff In the very title OF
her story '"rhc Nightingale-n lark
II ~ a note which the author-a new
writer-is quite capable Of sustaining
too, for the reader who once picks vi
her delightful account Of the ramhllnl
excursions % Hilda Maneley viii no
he tempted 10 defer their conclusion
10 another time, Hilda at the begin
ming of the story IL In that state o
semi-invalidism which is really a ties
OF character. Some women sluml
from u into "a mullusk like existence
which al last becomes a necessity 4
them. but "a game little creature likl
Hilda can be trusted 10 make a flgh
against chronic lnyalidism. Ate
some elaborate preparation Chaving
husband n two adored children q
her own she escapes 10 Italy an
there proceeds 90 wander TO he
hearts content. She buys a aeconl
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Henry q
coors. left for California Thurada
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank MeAdams hay
sold their ranch. and left today N
Illinois whore they viii make the
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The Churches


Corner broadway and Lead avenue.
c. T. Taylor. pastor, s0e South Walter
street, phone 1855.
Sermon at II "a. m. before the T. r.
L. sunday school class: 1870 D. m.
theme, The Light and the Bushel.
sunday school. 9:fs a. M; Junior u.
Y. p. a.. 3 .. m; Sunbeam society. 3
p. m; senior u. ". p. u. $3.50 D.. m.
Prayer meeting wednesday 7s3O D m.
T. Il. l.. class sectional meeting
Thursday . . an. with Mrs. G. n. Tay-
lor. soc South Walter street.
Mission sunday school, Seventh
street and Mountain road, Sunday 3
y. ma.
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her graceful danclng.

her graceful dancing,
The little ones present we're:
Margaret Marion. Marion Morgan,
Naomi Morgan. May stirrat. Annabcl
Whitehill. Spencer Whitehni. Jean
Stirrat. Isabel Reddick, Louise Red
dick. Harriet Marion. Veronica Van
Deinse. GLADYS Doris, Bobbie Petit.
Lcnore Petit, Nebie Wlkerson. Bill
lie Wilkerson, Lila Chambc rain. Lii
liam Chamberlain. Naomi Maharem.
Virginia Kahnt. Lorlng M9haram and
Beuiah Kahnt.
Mrs. Kahnt was assisted by Mrs.
Tom Kelehcr. Jr.. Mrs. Tom Linville.
! Mrs. s. j. Bradford, M.s. Doris.
Frances Marion and Elizabeth Nor
gan.
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I.ondon--sIf oliver Indat. nltaI4
don't Of the HoclesF for pngchltnI ~.
|nearck. recently made r. striking dec
Iarati0n ~ hla spiritual faith. oHpfoee+
Ink hia absolute conviction IN the 10.
turc existence and stating that hs had
ronversed with friends who haa
passed away.
Il say thiA~ said ST. uiigaf. roa
definite n~cientific grounds, I Az Il ne.
bccauso I know that certain friends 81
mine stiil exist. herRner have talked
70 them. Communication Is p6asioit.
but q "a AhS. the lnwx e. find out
Inc conditions 4 ID not ray 4 10 casY
but say u " ponsIbie.
Il tel you that these people sf1i
take an interest IN The things fhat are
going on. that they still hoiD a. 90
know more about things than W %
and that they are abba from time 10
time 70 communioalr with MI.
Earth Limits Unreasonable
SIT Oliver said that q was uareas.
enable that the soul should pase ont
Of existence when the hody war de-
etroyed; people were NOS limited q
the few years they i've On earth ana
they certainly continue 20 exist.
II wa In September, 1914. that SIR
Oliver, Ions 4 profound student ~
paychcicey and the occult sciences. sn
earnest neiieFer In a future after
death and an eager experlmenter IN
methods FOR coutmanication Win
those who have gone beyond which
ne believed TO oc possible. IN deliver
Ing his address AZ president Of The
British Associations for the Aafaace-
Iuent Of science nt h~trinineHam. laid
down HE belief In the exlstenrc 81
personality beyond pcrsanai deafh
said ne; - am one 81 those who
think mat n methods 81 atlfnce are
not 20 limited In scoops AZ has been
thought, that tney can Be applied
much more widely and that The psy.
chic region can be studied and
brought Under lAu. too,
Already" he declared, "3he Facts
examined ave convinced me that
memory and affection are not limited
10 that association with matter BY
which alone they can manifest tacm-
selves here and now, and that person.
atty persists Beyond personal DEATH.
III we have learned from SCIENCE
said he In another place. that cfolu-
ton n real. we have learned a ereat
deal. surely evolution n not an ~,
fusion; surely tho uuiserie pfogresaea
In time. Time and space and matter
are ~abstractions, but are none the iesa
rcnli they are data given ~ expert
ence. n time rs the keSnote of eNo-
luton.
Either we are Immortal beings %
VI are not" declared sir Olives. we
may not know our destiny. but W.
u have n destiny of sore sort.
Those who make deniHla are Just ~
likely 20 be wrong as those who make
assertions. In fact dcninls are asaer-
lions thrown into neentive form
Scientific men are looked up 20 "a an-
tscritics and should he carefu' not -
mlslead. Science may not be able %
reveal human destiny. but u certainly
should not obsctire Y.
Sttanstif ~ iss"issuon.
W. nave Iutsnrr 70 e.n.s'n asis
eompetisiee s.r'Nl"s 70" ~ n'e'
90 tnihts struks's 70 eAi-l S
the ennft mu1. nave N""'e SSH"
ca"'s, - ~ese,cpme = sos ~'
We 'nus s'aen me
enc ''S"''' an" '"e "''H"s - ~
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George Harrison WEEDS.

The following announcement which
win be ~ Interest To Albuquerque wjti
received here yesterday;
Miss Hannah Elizabeth Lyons ana
Mr.. GEORGE Mariana Harrison, mar
ried, Friday. January 22nd, 1915. Los
Angeles, Cal
The bridegroom Is the son of MIR.
and AIRS George w. Harrison, former
~ of this city.
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Christening Party.

Mrs. Geo. Roslington gave a dinner
party Thursday evening In M OF
the christening of her small son lohn'
only the Intimate friends and ret
atiyes were present.
Aruhdeacon Warren ufhciatcd.
The sponsors were Mr.. Edward
Chase. godfather. and Mrs. G.. A.
Wright, gOdmOther.
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Methodist ladies Meet.

The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist Episcopal church held their
business and social meeting az the
pleasant home Of Mrs. Whitesides. S21
South Walter street Thursday after
noon when after the regular business
session. over which the president.
Mrs. Warrington, presided. the usual
deilEhtfuI afternoon WAS spent with
music by Mrs. Holzworth and Mra,
Denrth. accompanist.
The addition OF a new member and
the presence Of several visitors added
much To the pleasure OF theoccasion.
A. a late hour the hostess served de-
ilcious refreshments.
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81. PHuI's Evangelical LuthcrGn
Church.

Corner silver avenue n sixth
street. Edward r. Schueler, ID. d.,
pastor. Parsonage. sOs South sixtn
street. phone 1898.
The morning theme at II will be on
the theme. Knowing what We Be-
lieve." Al 7:30 p. m. the pastor will
preach on "A Master Who Needs
Men
The sunday school meets at g:4s
a. m; lesson. The Birth Of Samson
Read Judges. 18th chapter. y. G,
keefcr. superintendent.
Endeayor topic at gao. "TidinEs
from the World Field" a missionary
meeting led by Miss Maude StiiL.
Council meeting. Monday night at
1880.
Wednesday evening at tao the
Bible training class.
The Ladies' Aid business meeting
Thursday. $40 .. m. with Mrs. New.
lander. ii4 North Fourth street.
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Highland Bridge club meets Mon
day, February I, Mrs. J.. a. Reldy.
Tuesday club. Tuesday. Feb. 2
Mrs. n. A. Mann.
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N~ilcrcOlcs Club.

The Microbes club met with Mrs
j. q. Gentry. The subject for study
was The Pyrenees Mountains AZ ths
end OF the business meeting an appe'
tizing luncheon was served. Mis-,
Raabe. OF Chicago. was a guest at tn,
club for the afternoon.
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sodality mass. 1900; second mass
$3.50; high mass and sermon. 1000
Vespers. instruction and benedlctlon
1880.
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U,ristIan science Society.

Christian Science services are held
In the woman's CLUB building. at the
corner OF Seventh street and Gold
avenue. every sunday morning at IL
o'clock.
Wednesday evening services are at
3 o'clock. Tho public Is cordially in
vited to attend these services.
sunday school al 9:t5 o'clock.
Reading room In the n. +. ArmiJo
building. room No. IS. open ach week
day from 2 TO s p. m.
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Central avenue W. y. Churvh south.
Corner Of Central avenue and Arno
street T. L. Lsllance. pastor.
s:fS "A. m.-Sunday school.
III a. m.-Preaching by the pastor.
subject. Compassion OF Christ"
si3o y. m.-Epworth league.
7sSo pmAPreaching by the as-
tor; subject. - Decisive Battle"
Tuesday. 2 y. m.-Busineas meet
ms OF Woman's Missionary society.
Wcdnesday-Praye meeting and
Bible study at 1880 D. m.
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Corner OF Coal avenue aud Broad
way. a. Toothaker. minister; rest
dence. SOS South Edith street.
sunday school. SAB a. m.
Divine worship. II n, m aud 1880
D. m. Morning theme, The sin OF
Rejoicing Ia Another's Hurt'-ex-
p%ository sermon on the book OF Oba-
dlah.
The evening service will he the Sec
ond In the series of stereopticon lee
lures OF the Worlds Great Re
%iiglonS. subject. buddhism"
Y. =. $. G. v. al $3.50 p m; leader
Misc Esther Biummensadt.
Following IN the musical prograh'
Morning service
organ prelude, "capriccio' +,
...s...ssss.ssssssss - ise"heN
| Anthem. Must Jesus Bear the
Cross Alone" ........... Haven
Onertory. "fntermezzo" 1900. kleir
! solo. consider and Hear Me-
....... .s..ts..sss. - N""''
Mrs. Kathryn Grimmer Bailey.
| Postlude, Fanfare" ........ Duooi'
Evening service
organ prelude, "canzone In O.
ss4ff'
Onertory. Meditation. IN y Flat
' ........ -. .'-' '''f,.
solo, Ellis Eye n on the sparrow
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THE CLUBS AND
ORGANIZATIONS


The Highland Bridge club met with
Mrs. Il. q. Coors on Monday after
OOn
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81. Johns Church.

Corner Fourth street and West Sill
yer Rev. W. r. Warren, rec
tor; residence 1903 West Tijeras ave-
nue..
Septuageaima Sunday. Holy Euchar-
list. Z a. m; sunday school, .: as a.
M; evening prayer and sermon. 1890
y. m.
MoFnInR music
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The Ten Dons are 10 meet with
Judge Mann this evening. The Dons
usually meet on Tuesday. but owing
to the fact that Judge Mann In in at
tendance at the Legislature now In ses-
sion this meeting was postponed.
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KIock Auction.

Mrs. Geo. Klock entertained infor-
maliy on Wednesday afternoon with
two tables Of auction.
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-
Firth and silver. Hugh A. Cooper.
pastor; Chauncey A. Foreman. asso-
clate pastor.
Services at Il a. M. and T;4S .. m.
Morning theme. "Reiigious Cor
tainties. text, Things which Cannot
he shaken Evening, Thou Art the
Man"
Music; Anthem, ave verum" CEi-
Ear). anthem. The Splendors OF
Thy Glory CwOodward).
Vesper services, Presbyterian san
atoricm. al 4 .. m.
Charles ]. Andrews. director OF
choir. Miss Beryl kenworthy. or
Eanist.
A cordial welcome To strangers.
First Methodist E~plscornl.
Corner OF Lead avenue and south
Third street. Charles Oscar Beck
man. pastor; residence. All south
Third street Miss Edith Oorby. dea-
coness. u. A. P%orterficld. superin-
tendent OF sunday school. Fred Cab
kins. president Epworth league, John
d. F~alkenburg. choir director.
The pastor viii preach az n a. m.
and 1880 y. E, Morning theme. "The
Divine and Human Agencies In Re
vival Work. Evening subject. The
Good shepherd"
Sunday school meets at s:45 a. m.
Epworth league devotional service az
G:30 y. m. Subject, "An Evening
with Great Hymns" Miss Ruth
Tompkias. leader.
Music;
MorninR-Anthem. NO Shadows
Yonder'' tGaui's Hols city,. solo,
Mr. John u. Faikenburg.
Evening. Duet. The Good shep-
herd" CFaiconerl, Miss Ruth Bright
and Mr.. John d. F~alkenburg Solo,
THE Ninety and Nine" John ID. Fni'
kenburg,
Monday evening az 3 o'clock ths
Young Peoples Foreigr Missionary
society viii meet at the home Of Mrs
Ella Douglas. sis North Fourth.
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selden. Mrs. Metzgar. Mrs. bailey,
Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Winfrey. The rest
Of the program was carried out ac-
cOrding 60 schedule and some excel
lent numbers we're rendered. II has
been definitely decided by this club TO
avail themselves OF the opportunity 20
have Mrs. Longman. Of Chicago.
stop here for a day as she goes out
TO the coast In April. This will be q
treat To musical Albuquerque.
The program scheduled fo- February
ninth il to be given On The twenty
third. while the program for the TWEEN
ty-third will be given On the ninth at
the home OF Mrs. Ray Bailey.
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Paitnlng Class.

The woman's club Painting class
Byron II. Ives.
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Around the Tables b
Tea and Card
Grul,sfcld Tea.

on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Alfred
g%runsfeid entertained with a tea In
honor OF Mrs. Eisman OF Boston.
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Mrs. Frank Butt was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon to an informal
bridge party.
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guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Henry g,
Coors. left for California Thuraday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McAdams have
sold their ranch. and left today fol-
Illinois whore they viii make their
home.
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MILLION RUSSIAN
HEBREWS STARVING

LONDON, Nov. There are
! 100000 Jews starving in Rus
STA, II was announced at q relief
meeting yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-01
TODAY'S BILLS
6 EX DRAMA
MAKES HIT

1.-THE Battle of Sexes" the cele-
brated sex problem drama, proved
a big hit yesterday at the Mel
bourne, where it opened a three
day engagement. 1t has been
produced in five acts by d. W..
Griffith, director of "The Birth Of
a Nation, and asks II single
standard of morals should govern
men and woman alike or should
one law control the destiny Of
both sexes.