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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-02-12

Gov. PHILIP seems inclined to ap-
point experts to the various state posi-
lions, but it is noticeable that he takes
experts out of the practical walks of
business instead of fresh out of the
University. An educated man who has
put his education to test of making
good in private capacity is such a man
as a manager of large business would
choose, and we have no bigger business
than the business of the state. Deer
field News
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-02-12

Homemade steam bread fresh ev-
erv day at Pringle Bros. Co.
New 1915 hub coaster brake bicycle
guaranteed for one year, for $4,000, at
Watson's machine shop. 12t2
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-02-12
Notice to Tobacco Growers.

Farmers wishing to have their crops
sorted and stored will please call on w.
7. Pomeroy & Co. 1Ot4
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-02-12

Wanted Farmers tobacco to sort
Chas. Bentley, Fulton, Phone 3l9 F23.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
FREDERICk PERRY mas BECDME
ONE on T1tE DISTINGUISHED
CHARACTERS on TIM
SCItEEN,

Frederick Perry. who PLAYS the load
Ing part Ven The Family Stail.' the
latest william Fox big feature. is one
of me most distinguished actors of
the present day. He was for many
years "a Broadway favoritc. ahd among
the many hits OF rs career was his
won lerml work in Under Cover. q"
MI Perry made his debut In motion
pictures with William Fox. His most
notable UCces thus Tar o. his work iu
"Dr RameHu." Mr.. Perry Is n OF tho
mot CONSCIENTIOUS D. iorceiul work
ers on the screen .odaH. Those who
have followed his career are more than
pleased and delighted with ,hc nan
ner iu which he has given himself 20
work ln the PICTURES. Those who have
seen and enjoyed "nr l;umcnu' VIII
De even more pleased wit The Fam
ly stain which also wa directed hy
william Z Davis az the pastiHc Su..
duv and Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
A SAFETY FIRST
E FOR BOYS 4.
BEGINS MONDAY

The week OF November ss-Decem9cr
I has been set aside by the chief. 4.
X. Matthews OF the Boy Scout OF
America as a Safety First week for
boys. What for YOU mas q To put
before everyone. man. woman and
child the Importance ~ Interesting.
entertaining yet decent books for BOYS
All over she country people of import.
anco are taUing up the idea % b.,
every way possible are forwarding the
movement Remember % b. coming
Christmas ,imc-the time when baos-
for the boy are. sad 20 say. often the
eleventh hour purchase. tina il itself
might be pardoled II ,he right auth.
ors are known aId Insisted upon from
the book dealer. bat when the sclco-
ton iE left Go chance there o. nothing
on earth that can excuse such
thought-lcssncss
Their WIS a youth pardolcd from a
state peniteEtlary a very short time
ago. an older man who know this bog
asked him wins he had done the thiuEs
which caused him 10 be placed in the
penitentiary. lie answered this qucs-
lion by saying mat he got the origl1a,
idea from reading q certain Modern
4 VI ANfAs AnN AfNNlf sANaA WIS r' NAr
terestcd in this subject that he immr-
diutely wtni and obtained the hoos
and read it. lie say the whole thing
had been drumatized Too the boys iif'
That ls only one example % the stI
effects such books cause NoW sou
will doubtless say my boy would never
DO amy such thing how do you know
ne woulin'tf DO You know what boz.
thinks abuutt DO you know what he
reads9 Have you over read one of tHe
numerous books which boys lend Goo
u another
There are "a great many books which
arc ON the market nov and when
boys ike which are not vicious. only
trash-books which give the wrong im-
preston OF Hfe-buoks which uaa.D
boys th.nk tha |eyerythi1g comcr caly.
money. position and ausihlus o.~1
worth while. Now the question comes
10 n can have @ choice % tur
things. equally full OF Interest. u Nfa
and adventure for the same price,
only one OF hem the other false
-isn't o. more valuable to you 90 Go
me 90 take the tfue2
The national hendquuTtef" OF thr
Roy Scouts have gotten cu. % lIs' u'
"Bookf Boys Like Best which the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

In addition To the regular golf play.
successful lunchcons were held ~ the
club house wednesdaj and THURSDAY.
served by the .cward. ON Wcdic. lay
evening. az an informal dilner at the
Aivarado. attended BY twenty club
members. a committee consisting ~
Colonel Wilson OF Roswell r. s.
Wonlsey OF Albuquerque. and Dr
Evans at Roswell. waa Hppuiltcd 20
draw up constitution aud hy law for
u state golf association. IL ls ovpoct-
ed hat within the next ycsf. boo uddl-
ton 90 the golf COURSES at Abuquer-
que, Las Vegas. Eaton. C.murruu ana
Dawson. gulf courses viii Dee establish.
ed at Roswell. Gallup. cutter. silver
city ana Santa Re. ana probably e.
other points Boo the rtatc. Tho ncNt
state tournament will un~uuestlunub,y
be held under the %auspices 90 his as-
totiatio1 al 70 point 10 br selected by
he executive committee
The tea dance given THANKSGIVING
afternoon between 4 and ESQ ~ M,
club house was largely attended by
members The p%atroueeses were Mir
r $ Wo0lscy. Dr.. cnu.rmuI. Hr..
Noa ilfcld. MIS-. Chas Waite. Mr..
Summers Mrs rurth. Mrs D.. T..
clarke Mr. Herldul. Mrs MERRITT.
Mrs. Hop,we'l and Mis WIl'c,. Tho
tea dance was attended hy no lrl. $50
which taxed tu the utmost ihc ,lu1c-
ity of the club house.
70 the membership 81 the cub in-
crcasrs. undoubtedly au addition 20
the club house VIII bo ureafir, dur
ing the coming year. hut th. directors
UFs uH.Ur.n Go HH..H#.H 81 |.##fHL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
A CHILD HATES OIL.
CAL0MEL. PILLS FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
Give California Syrup of Figs
if cross, sick, feverish,
constipated.

Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the dose" mother insist
ed on-castor oil. cslomcl, catnartics.
How YOU hnted them how s1u fought
against taking them.
With our children it's different.
Mothers who cling to the old form 90
physic simply don't realize what they
do The children's revolt .s we'll
founded Their tender little inside
are injured hy them
~ your chllds stomach. liver and
bowels need cleansing give ouly d,l.-
cious california syrup 90 Fir- lt
action Is positive. nut gentle Millions
of mothers keep ,h,a harmless ".ruIt
laxative handy. they know children
love to Take 30. That 10 never tails to
clean the liver aud bowels and sweet
en- ;he stomach. auj that % teaspoon
ful gl.ou today saves % sick child Too
morrow.
Ask your druggist for "a 1o-.ont Ho,-
DE OF california syrup ul Fig
which has fuIl directions for haIIcs
Children Of al ages and fus grown
ups plainly ou clrh bottle, Beware
az ouuutcrieits sofia here See that It
- made ny california Zig syrup
Company Refine, auy other kiud
with contempt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
PERSONAL MENTION



Miss Irene Jones 81 Ia Junta. Colo.
a the guest 81 her aunt Mrs Frank
4. Summers. on West Central avenue
AIRS Harry =. Johnston OF zee West
silver avenue. has a. her GUESTS f9I
the rh~anksrivins haiidaya Mrs John
Mcintosh and Mr. ana Miss Allison
Of Allison, n n
Mrs. Ward Anderson with her twu
small children has gone to NJ paau
for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Frank Butt and her son WIN
returned Tuesday nighi from scdalia.
Mo. where they have been visiting
Mrs. BUTTS parents. Mr. ana Mrs.
Maltby
Miss Beatrice seligman OF Santa Re
Is tho guest OF Miss Katherine cha
yes on North Eleventh street
Miss Florence Weller has her guest
Miss Leona Groenclay OF Las Vegas
Mr. and Mrs. Jerre Haggard return
ed las night from several Wccka' visit
In Iadlana ana Tennessee
Miss Mary Monroe was the guest ~
her brother George Monroe during
convention week
Miss Margaret Mahcr and Miss Eliz-
a0eth Jasper are visiting friends In
santa Fe.
Mrs. d. H. y. Sellers returned homo
this week from a visit to hcr DAUGHTER
Mrs, Harry prumm 81 New York cts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
NEW MEXICO CAMERA
CLUB TO EXHIBIT IN
ANITA FE MONDAY

ant re. " NJ. Nov 27.--Thc New
Mexico Camera club. an orra plgation
formed Ia this city and haying its chief
membership here. but statewide il it,
scope, has issued cnrds for ia nrst in
formal exhibition ~ wnr8 hy mem
beers of the club. io be held u tho
class new rooms IN the Palace ~ he
Governor Monday. November 2Sth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

are sending oscr The country - every
ono who wants one free OF IA rse u
this nookiet aro names of hooks uf
adventure. daring and hero. deeds.
hy such authors a. Masoneld. Emerson
Hough, KIRK Monroe. Joseph Ait
sholet. Cooper. A. n Mason AMI nam
others aad at prices in reach uf an
The oue edition which is coeirst re
mcmbercd IL the Every Boy Ii
prary boy scout Edition" On the
cover ~ which ohc always nnds the
seat of the Boy Scot movement
These are forty IN number ana mas
be had for so rcnG apiece. Anyone
who desires 10 obtain a lisi OF tho
Books Boys Like Bea before se-
Letting Christmas hooks may a y ono
for the asSing al the pubhe library.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
HIlrst. baptist.

Corner Of broadway and Lead ave-
hue
e. a. Taylor pastor. 3oN south Wal
ter street. Phone 1895.
sermon subiects-ii a. m. The
Mistake Of Elijah q 80 y. m, "scok.
ing
sunday school. gtj g. ma.
Sunbeam Band. 3 D. m.
Junior a. y r. a.. g b.. m.
Senior g. y. T.. e., 9 $50 o. m.
Mission sunday school seventh
street and Mountain road. 3 30 m
sermon at the mission hs Bc,. b..
W. Parker, Z D. M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
Birthday Party.

IN scrapiug together the news for
this column, the editor came across
"a story of "a birthday party Of q ,vty
unique nature. u was Blliys SIN
birthday. CThis young gentleman pre-
fofs that he should bee called william
but folks iusi won't.} BobDF. aged
8. wns the only guest invited and Bills
insisted that 10 was the thing tor h"u-
by 90 bring "a birthday present Bob
hy. highly einted ana much set nap
because he was the only % Invited.
set out with "a treasured present Late
IN tho afternoon be- returned, "a tired.
dingusted Bobby. and announced to
hls mother that Go was no partly al
all as there were no refreshments %
he'd ucscr again take ANYBODY a
birthday present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

Christian Science services are hcl1
In the Womnn's club building. 40 the
corner uf seventh street and Gold ay-
cnue, every sunday morning ut II
o'clock.
Wednesday evening services are az
) O'Clock.
The public Is cordially invited 10
attend these services.
sunday school at s.t5 O'Clock.
Heading room IN the \. II. Armijo
building, room No. IS. open each
week dny from 3 To- 9 D.. ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

WIN Dee held ut Rodcy nail. University
campus. sunday afternoon. 90 . g. 900
Miss Louise Lowbcr will speak un y.
" c. A. work at TIC e. : lndian
school. while r. y. king and Thoroii
NJ Suudt viii report ou The recent in-
terstute y. NJ g. A. conference at
hi Paso. T.. stanley Seder wal play
Chopin's Nocturuc iu q Minor os
H prelude. and Miss Rose Hatsch wall
sing Forever with the Lord hy
Gouuod.
An are cordially invited tn attend
the service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
COLE WEEK IN ALBUQUERQUE
GIVES NOTABLE IMPETUS TO
THE GAME IN NEW MEXICO

The FIRST state championship golf
tournament over held in New Mexico
was completed THANKSGIVING day: a..
NJ. lverson, of Daws nn. won the silver
cur presented by the Albuquerque
Country club and viii be titled state
Golf Champion during the coming
year MIR lVerson. undoubtedly, show
ed the hes form Throughout the
tournament. HE ard % 80 strokcs Tor
. holes Is toe lowest record ever made
for the Albuquerque course and g. "a
remarkable score.
The score by holes follows Hole
No. l.. 9 strokes. q, three strokes. 3
four strokes; 4. ave strokcs. D.. three
strokes; g. i've strokes, seven
strokes. =. four stroke o. hrec
strokes. The best previous score Wus
90 FOR the Q holes.
Mr. lVersol was runner-up ln the
championship cub tournament held "a.
Douglas, Ar.zulp. last year. ami Will.
undoubtedly be % Of the strong golf
ora OF the southwest duriIr thp mex
ten years.
IN Frank Brady is rcputcd tp Doe
the Longest driver In NCW Mexico. Ac-
cording to Dr WEIGH. the president of
the Dawson COLI club. Dr Brad, han
driven 325 yards on the ,arry-a re-
mprkably Ions lritc
There De- uo question in the minds ~
hose who saw tho tournament fhIt
Dawson deserves the victory ID the
qualifying round. in which tho Doe 2
eight scores entitled competitor. Goo
enter ut match play for the silver cup.
Albuquerque was Represented uy hoy
Mcdonald. Prof. NJ DhoIl aud | 70
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
H CHURCHES


sodality mass.
Childrcn's mass. Tor children only,
High mass and sermon by Rev. NJ.
T. McNulty. 10.
Evening service. rosary. sermon by
FIR M r. MoNuity. : j.. and bcnedic-
ton. 1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
nap,lst nlrthdar parry.

The birthday party. given by the r.
r. l.. class Of the First Baptist church.
az the home OF Mrs. c. r Taylor Fri
day evening. was attended by hfty per-
sons. The party MAS entertained hy
watching the husbands trim hats and
Judging the merits OF the work as me
hats were worn by the 'iyes After
critical inspection and long d%elioera-
ton. DR.. $. L. Burton, c. y Shull AID
j. s. Stafford awarded a caruation 90
Rev. Horace strong for the most ar
tistlc production and a candy cucum.
Der TO Mr. J. G. Pillow for securing the
most ridiculous results,
Further entertainment was furnish
ed rs music and recitatlons nom Mrs
p. Wolf aid Miss Evelyn Taylor
The birthday offerings Of a penny
for each yeur Of g amounted to more
than SIS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

The next regular meeting OF the
Fortulgntly Music cluh VIII ue held
ai the hnmr Df Mrs Bernard =
Rodey. s02 Ko1f ntsuue on Tursdav
etenluE the 1rth % viu be 'pr's.-
dents Eteuius. nu occasion when
member of the club have the prirI-
lego CO.. inviting % limited number Hi
guests social features Including rec
ffeahments viii form part ~ the
evenings Entertainment
The program fot the evening fol.
Plano PoloraIsr ....... pIicrrwski
Miss Paula postel
Nioln-ttwu E.uIlusl sadness
...... Godurd
Mrs ralph ~. Henderson.
Mr. Bruno DlcrEmuun.
Voice
Awakening Mrs. A. o. Mason
Ny Heart SINCE .ChamluHde
Mrs H. 70 Henine.
Piano original Compositions ....
Mrs Georgo Wheeler
Violin iorrot-serenud .........
Mrs. Ralph Henderson
Plano Etudo ......... Cyrll scott
Miss Marie Higgins.
Voice-Bel raEld0 l%usinghier, from
Semlrumide .t.-...t...... Eosslnl
Mrs r. T. Bradford
Violin-tnl s~erenadei CD Aban-
don ................... GODDARD
Mrs. Ralph Henderson
Mr. Bruno D~leckmnnn.
Mrs. o.. O. Reid and Miss Louise
Nichols accompanists
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

Hon Alfred Grunsfcid chairman
of th, board ol county commission
'rs. returned last night som q
months visit Coz California. lie visit
ci the -expos'tlous Mrs Gruusi. Do
ma daughter Mics Hilda. who u,-
gnUiunnicd him. h..v gone "a" Chicago
Go Visit friends
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
birthday Dinner.

Mrs Dan Miller OF cas- south Broad
way entertained with n 8 o'clocx din
ner last night IN honor cf her son
Chester's birthday. Members OF the
YalCk-Wiison orchestra ana others
were present. The diaing room was
most Rrtis.icaily decorated with carna-
tions. And carnations were given az
fav0rs. Mrs. Jno. VI Wilson ami Miss
Estcile valck p%atronesses Of the orr
chestra and Mrs Joe Bowdlch and
Mrs. Becker gave dignity 90 the oC-
casion. TIE members OF the orches-
ira were Misses Louise Lowher, Grace
Stortz. Gladys Harris. Ifene Pgrtch.
Ethel Kieke. MeEsrs Ralph Miller. Ar
thur Becker. Donald wilson Earl
Porterneld.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
Ihusia, Dance.

This evening Miss Gladys Maudell
ia entertaining with "a dance in honor
of Miss Florence Weller sixte-ath
birthday. also complimentary .D Miss
Welllefs guest. Mics Leoua Grecrelas
al Las Neras The invited GUESTS afa
Hiss Florence Weller. Miss Lcona
Greenclay. Miss Beatrice SeliRmau,
EIiss KATHERINE U'kiclc}. Miss Irene
Foe. Mas Lillian Kcmpenlcn. Nlss
Esther Howden Mias loraa Lesser.
Mcssra. Herman HELD OF Las Vegas.
Herbert Hickey. amHho Chutft rhas
Heyn. George Doolitilel Ffank Blriy.
robert uopeweIl ID. Murphy of Eof-
we'll Gordon HusseF. M1N Ifeld ot
Las Veeas. Gasiln Mandeil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

The occasion % the week. 10 q ms.
jofity Of Albuqucrqueans. was the
housewarmmg Of the Eiks on We'd
nesday evening, when the club was
open 10 members for an informal
dance In the beautiful new bah room
in spite OF the warning that dress
suits and decOllcte gowns were 10 be
barred quite a number disregard ed the
mandate and appeared In fun dress.
The scene rivaled the Montezuma In
splendor. and throngs were in attend
ance. Punch was served In two cof-
ners Of the room ana every wish Of
the guests had beer provided for. Too
many nice things cannot be said In
regard 10 the large, well ventilated
ball room. the floor which Is now the
best In the city. the beautifully re-
modelled club. which Is the pride OF
all Albuquerque, and OF the hospital
ny. which - ever characteristic 81
Eiks IN general. Many occasions Of a
similar nature will be INDUCED In dur
ing the winter and the formal open
ing which 10 80 come about the flrsi
of tho year viii be n % the biggest
functions witnessed In this city.
Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
sorority Dance.

Miss Lorna Lester was hostess Mon
day evening al an informal ance ia
honor % tive visiting girls, Miss Be-
atrice Selisman Of Santa Pc. the guest
Of Miss Chavcs. and Miss Leona
GreeBclay Of Las Vegas. the guest Of
Miss Florence Weller. The othei
guests were members % the Entire
Nous sorority The young men were;
Herman Bachurach Of Las Vegas,
Robert HopeWell Frank o'Riley.
George Doolittie. Amado Chaves.
Charles Heyn, Herbert Hlckcy j b.
Herndon. Hugh Cooper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

Yesterday evening % the home OF
Mrs. g. X. Harden GA North Fifth
street the members 81 her Bible class
enjoyed o social evonine. a short
period OF study was followed hy q
musical program and anne Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ever.
~. Arthur Everi.t, Airs. shldler. Nil.
Maybeile williams. Miss Elsa Meyers.
Miss Anna Meyers. Miss Angelica
Howden. Mlss Mary Monroe. Miss
Peters. Mics Bennett. Miss Farr. Miss
Martha Valiant Miss Aimira Ham
mond. Miss olive Harden air. George
Monroe. William Harden. and Mr..
Mrs. Harden.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

Mfs. Chaflos Potter Of l21 south
broadway b. entertaining her mother,
Arf } 81. Donovan 90 Denver Mrs
Donovan arrived SUNDAY cYernH 90
spend Thanksgiving with hrt dnugh-
ltg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

Miss Irene Jones 81 Ia Junta. Colo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

TcaCihera' Dance.
Al the armory Tuesday evening the
educators Of the state were allowed
30 FORGET FOR a little while their call
ing and TO enjoy themselSts In q
thoroughly human name After the
meeting. which consisted OF several
long oratione by distinguished gentle
men. listened to BY teachers who tried
10 appear interested untii long aftor
40 O'Clock, the hour set for the dance.
the armory was cleared Of seats n
the orchestra struck up It's liveliest
raetime tune and light feet and light
81 hearts set themselves nt once TO the
rhythm o. the ance. The occasion
was graced hy All the dirnitaries Of
the convention. inc many Of the dis
tins uishcd educators. 20 show that
their hearts were 4 n the right
place" got out on the floor and IN
the way OF the more recently ae-
CURED members Of the profession. We
wouldn't for a moment state Just how
late or how early Il was when the
dance was iinslly over. The armory
rad been put into perfect order for
The occasion. and many A%lDuqueF-
pueans had the first opportunity OF
seeing the Improvements that have
been made under the supervision Of
Captain Toulouse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

This afternoon Miss Florence Well
Ter w8s the hosiess Tor her guest Miss
G"rccnclay, ana for Miss SelFmnn,
VINO S. visiting in the ChaNes nome.
The occasion being Miss Lester siN-
teonth birthday, sixteen guests wee
asked for d series OF movies ana a
luncheon al Grimshaw's atierward.
Those invited were. besides the honor
guests Misses Grace -tortz. Llilnh
Kempenich. Esther Howden, Nota
henderson, Irene Fec. Jessie short,
Margaret Ice. Katherine D'Rielll,
giayds Mandeli. Mrs Mandcll and
AIRS Weller
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

On Monday afternoon the bal room
al the Masonic Temp;e ives tae set
ting for one Of the biggest receptions
given for some time. The reception
was undSg ne auspices OF the local
4. r A., and from I TO a perfect
jam of teachers and citizens mingled
In friendly intercourse and mutual
comradeship
An Interesting program was given
consisting OF drills and folk dances
BY the physical culture classes OF the
Vegas Normal and the Aibuquer-
que hish school. SONG numbers were
BY Miss Garrett aud the Las vesas
glee club.
The domestic science class OF the
high school served coffee aud cake to
the guests throughout the afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

tNu~ttCtttnlC ANnFurun.
A. q luncheon on wednesday a
1850 az the Aiyarado an creek letter
women we're asked 10 be present A
very successful anair \ the result.
nnd ave new members. residents o.
the city. reported. They we're Mrs. y.
n Bullock. Kappa Kappa Gamma.
and Miss Anna FerRugoa who former
~ lived here. a Phi Mu. Representa-
lives % the different sororisies we're;
ri Mu-Mlss Chaves. Miss Kieke.
Mis- Baidridge. Miss Lowaer. Miss Nc
Kowen. Miss scweli. Miss Howien.
Miss Fcrauson. Miss Lena Ferguson.
Mas Higgins. Mrs. Edmund Ross. out
OF iowa MEMBERSHIPS james. Miss
seder, Miss Cooper.
Delta Delta Delta-Miss Sherwin.
Miss Stewart. Hiss Mary Ella Smith.
KAPPA Alpha Thcta-Mrs niag or.
Mrs. Peters. Miss Alice Boyd.
Delta Cnmma-Miss Gleason, Miss
Gere, Miss Boeue.
kappe Kappa GHmma-Mrs. Bul-
lock. Miss Kennedy Of Las Vegas.
~ Beta phi-Mrs. Cornish.
Alpha NJ Deita-Miss Hilton.