The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-17

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xkaroly
Harriet Henderson.
Reading, The Seminole'a Reply.
0racc Baxter.
rianoi fneneve Me II Those I'm
dcaflna Charms ...l... kunklf
Margaret Mrcnnnn.
Vocal, 'slua Mir Dien Lied
..s.... Greene
Elizabeth Heinhnr1x.
Violin. Eleanor Lynch.
Piano. Aita Ccceiin Murphy.
Piano; iutcrmczzo ........... Virgil
Bessie Mirabal.
RcafinH. Curse OF Reeuinss ......
41ric Battling.
Piano. spring Song. ....... Krogman
Fiorinda That's.
Vocal; "Littie Pink Rose. ......
Observation-Disclosures. Jacobs Bond
lneE Pine.
itehdlng; The Gladiator. 1900.
Kathrya Keiehcf.
Piano: Two Flowers. ...... .Koeliiile
Beatrice Hauie.
Vocal, Just a Wnryin' for YOU.
++.................. Jaco3s-B0nd
RcbeccR CasauH.
Duet; Kramer Of Victory. Won rlon
emma Gilbert. Louise Allen.
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Cafds we're received in the clt.
yesterday announcing the approach
ing marriage Of Miss Lottie sxymanski
10 Frank Lacy Gordon NJ high nooa.
ON "Wednesday, April the twenty.
elghth at 81 Johns Episcopal church.
Miss Saymanakl has a host OF friends
both IN social aud business circles OF
Albuquerque and Is one Of the most
popular young business women In shis
part OF the state. Everyone who
knows Albuquerque. knows Miss
Irttic.' she has heen with tho Even
Ing Herald since ita foundation, and
her ability and zeal has Won for her
"a foremost place on the paper and
the friendship and admiration OF her
co-workefs.
Mr.. Gordon came here from Tex
.nrkana, Ark. where he had been
with the Texarkania for a number OF
years. lie has been With M Herald
since the present management, and
thus the romance began. Mr.. Gordon
IL an exemplary youag man OF high
est standards and sterling worth.
CONGRATULATIONS are already pouring
In from outside the city. and a host
'of friends in Albuquerque will jola
IN Wishing them all happiness.
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on Monday afternoon The children
Of s. Johns Sunday school enjoyed
the promised egg hunt which had
been postponed from Easter Mondas
on recount OF the rain. AZ AIS the
children and their teachers met at.
Robinson park and Wen from there
10 the grove on South Fourteenth
street after a wildly exciting search
Tor fhe eggs that the bunnles had laid
In the queorcst places. the YOUNGSTERS
were served Ice cream In cones, and
the capacity o. some Of the boys was
truly amazing. even to folks who kaow
what boys appctites are. Following
this was a closely contested game %
base bail, and. OF course, tho boys
needed more 'refrcshmcnts,, after
his. The children Of the primary dee
partment finished m their afternoon
with games.
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The Tuesday club met this week
with Mrs. n. y. Hcnlng. A very in
tcrestinE program a carried ont.
Mrs. Hupe gave Current Events"
Following this we're papers pertaining
to the subject Of a "city Beautiful.
Mrs. a. y. Walker read q very good
paper on Parks Mrs. ID. II. Boyd
gave an interesting and instructive
talk on Trees" which raised so much
enthusiasm that the members declar-
ed themselves ready 70 so out at once
TO plant trees, " tho enthusiasm for
which Mrs. Bod Is responsible, lasts.
Albuquerque Is Ia a fair way 20 be-
come a forest pfimcvnl." Mrs. Nord-
hhus, who was scheduled 60 appeal
on thia -proErrm-hcr subject being
"PiaygTounds'-had arranged some
time ago % have Mr.. Weir discuss this
subject In public as has already been
done. The next meeting viii DC with
Mrs. A. b. stroup, president Of the
club.
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The session OF the womcn's club
was well attended yesterday In spite
Of the d0wnpour OF rain which fell
al the hour for the moeting.
A vocal solo. "springtime," by Mrs.
McGrin, and a piano solo. ''Taran-
tellc." by Mrs. Geo. Everitt were both
cncoTcd. The paper by Miss Mar
garet Gleason and Mrs. e. May, deal
Ing with domestic science were par
iiculaTly interesting. being both prac-
teal and helpful. This Il a subject
that can usually be written about
beautifully, but these papers contain
ed practical suggestions. Refresh
mens were served Oy Mrs. Scheck,
Mrs. benjamin.. Mrs. siromo. Mrs..
iiornor and Mrs. Hall.
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on Monday evening al 4 o'clock at
the home OF Mrs. n. Wolf. bis West
Marquette, her junior class at TX
preston. assisted BY Freoda Pearson,
viii give a recital The public Is in
vited. The program follows;
Bird Song ........s.......A WILSON
Glass.
(a) Williams Jinkins. Ryan Snow
tb) stella do EAnna
BcFtram Bacn.
Shepherd Divine. go. .Bredfic Jerome.
Freda Pearson.
fa) Ecalcctic Fits ......... non kinK
90 Am Awful Cross. .......
..........,, Mary q. Monroe
Jescile Wolf.
somewhere .........sss....A. toie
Hunnedv Nan Iamaa Whifoomh uiiQv