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La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06

Don't you reoenber hov happy you used
e aake your suoOtheart By prosonts Of
flowers ana candy o. va1ont1noss poy7
Though your svootheart 1s nov your vife.
~ 10 still UP 70 you 70 roaoabor her On
va1cnt1ne's Day. Surprise hor nov WITH
eaft of sooe ospecaa11y attynot1vo nov
tUJosITUt6 FOR her hoe ana youy Iii -
nor happy - girl. r vonst .3Sho 4 bi
eneok 70 pay The bill at our stGgo.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06

FOR SAl.E-On easy terms. six
room dwelling (recently remodel
ed. No. 525 Smithiand avenue: lot
6sx1+o feet: price reduced to. 1880.
r. r. Woodruff. ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06

FOR RENT-Four room house. To-
Gated AT 50. Carson avenue. In-
auirc OF Mrs. Il. c. lnge. or phone
East 1871
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06

FOR SALE-One two year old Dur
ham bull: one yearlinE Durham
bull; both from heavy milking cows:
also one registered Duroc-Jersey
boar. T.. wsdleigh, phone Hol-
brook 1873.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06

FOR SALE-Five acres, one-fourth
mile east OF Rocky Ford: orchard: !:
six room house. and other improve
ments: price. S2.5O0.-J. c. Ward.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06

FOR SALE--Sudan grass seed-the
sensation of tho forage world:
price so cents per pound.-La Junta
Trading Company.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Inquire OF
Gerald Daimler. ZIG Cimarron av-
eDuc.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06
=
Square Deal
Business
Houses
Chapter III.
Chapter III.

There are about one hundred bust
ness houses In La Junts. They nv.
ersse up well rs whole with the
business establishments In any city
the size Of la Junta. but some Of
them are better than othcrs.
In any line In any town or city
there are generally . few that lead
their competitor.
They are more earsful 10 bvyins.
They sell cheaper
They are more carseul 70 wAon
they give credit. Their cuseoasss
do not have 10 ~ Other psople's ~
debts.
They are managed more sfftcisat.
~. Their ssore s1psass 10 ksDe dowa
md they. coo stvs bsssss vaius Tor
the moaey.
TAey suasaasee tAe quality q o..
cry article sold. Their eusaeosss
sst ssactly what they ~ fes.
The patroas Of these busisess hous-
- sst shsir ooaey's worth. TAsy -
sos have 70 ~ fes soas eae's ~
dsbss. ses for some oae's mistakes
ID buyias. They - aos ese shest
wstsAl aes poos quality aos poes
service.
THEY Oct WHAT THEY PAR ron
EVERY TINE.
TAls \ . eeasiassl sen 10 ststy.sws
-.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06

before your stock eets
out or somebody's else
oetS In. We have all
materials and tools right
here. 8arbed. twisted
and plain wire. staples,
otretchefD. ha N mers.
post hole oiGGtro. All q
q Standard make and the
6eot IN their 1lne. Just
Ike our hardware.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06

FOR SALE-Dressed hogs. weight
about 125 to $50 pounds. delivered
for IL cents per pound.-Call Hol-
brook 1913.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06

FOR SAi.E-R. c. Rhode Island Red
pullets: beginning to lay. Inquire
31t Lewis avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06

FOR SALE-A woman's adjustable
dress form. Inquire GA San
Juan avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-06

This \ . ceasiasel sessy II etsty.svs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-04
ENGINEERS GO ON
RECORD IN FAVOR OF
OF VOTES FOR WOMEN

Washington. d. c.. Sept. s.-Tho
t%ricnnlal convention Of tho Brother
hood 81 Locomotive Engineers. which
recently closed it's session OF several
weeks. passed several resolutions
which are OF wide Interest. one %
these had to do with the ballot for
women. The convention gave is fa+
vorable endorsement Ia a resolution
which stated that the engineers
should ''go on record az endorsing
woman suffrage" Another resolution
which was significant was concerned
with the liquor problem, The dee
laration was made that the Brother
hood % Locomotive Engineers SO on
record as favorinK statewide and ma
ton wide prohibition of Intoxicating
liaeors nr a beverage. There are
more than $1,000 membgrs in this Ia
Dor organization which n made up
Of locomotive engineers from an zee.
lions OF the United States aad Cam
ada. These iva prunouncemenfs.
therefore, on two os the principal
current public questions have been
received with much interest here. and
have aroused considerable speculation
AZ 10 how far the attitude ef tho en-
eineers Is Indicative f}that OF orsan4
lied labor In general.
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SEE THEDA BARA
Al PAsTIME A
SUNDAY AND MONDAY

Theda ilara. famous the world over
for her wonderful chnractcrixations
Of the vampire In "a Fool There Was
and The DEVILS Daughter. "a seen
IN a somewhat different role IN the
recent William Fox sensational photo
drama. Lady Audiey's Secret"
Heretofore Miss Bara has portrayed
the parts OF women who are inately
had or wicked. In lady Audlcy's
Secret" however. she rs onHt for a
part that depicts "A omn who aus
misery 20 two men. but does Il sub
consciously. u Is she story Of n wo-
man cursed by a hereditary insanity
which Is brought out by q series of
terrible miafortuncs, cataairophes
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which would seem To cause any sound
mind TO become unbalanced u H. the
fact that Lady Audley commits the
crimes she does while insane that
makes the Characterization 20 partic-
ularly delicate. n b. necessary To-
trace the oncoming OF the malady
from IL vaguo. u~udennable beginning
through 60 "a sCrica of horrible
crimes. Miss B8ra maintains the
crCsccndo tempo Of the action mar
%vcluusly, as perhaps she alone could
have done 10.
As "a matter Of fact when the
scenes depicting the emotional crisis
OF The story were being made. when
Lady Audley loses herself la a frenzy
of madness. Miss Bara was go over
come by terrific strain under which
she lhbured that she was unable to
20 ON any more that daA. she
seemed 10 lose herself altogether In
her superb Interpretation of the part
she was portraying.
Miss BafU is undoubtedly one of
the most sincere and convincing art
lists either On the screen or on the
legitimate stage today. aud Lady
Audley's secret viii surrey bC hailed
as an added wreath 10 hoF laurels.
10 be- seen at the Pastiml theateI
! tomorrow and Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-04

ON Monday morning at z o'clock 1t
Tho church OF the Immaculate Com
r,ptiuu Do Las Vcrss Miss Anna l..
Martin of that city became tho bride
of John T.. Urnult. Of Albuquerque.
Rot rather Adrian Euhoyrollc ~as
fho officiating clergyman. Mr.. rlrnot
sulior ons best man and Miss Joseph
inr Winters ns maid M honor were
their nult attendants Tho ncwl'wcds
viii mako their future home in this
city.
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Nnter-% IInrWoO,l.

Automobile olopomcnts or surprise
marriages seem To- bee the custum Just
nov ON Tuesday Miss Florence Mil
Ter ana MI James T. Uatwoud motor
go 90 los Luuas, procured a marriage
license aud continued on their way
10 B"lc1 whore they were married In
tho Luthoran church THOR marriage
was % complete surprise Z. their many
friends here. Mrs. Uarwoud is a
very popular member of the younger
set. her mother Is Mrs J.. a. Miller
~ G25 Nurth Fifth street. Mr. Hur-
wood is tho eou Of Rev. Thus. NJ. Har-
wood, ana h]clouHs to onc Of the old
est ana most prominent families IN
the city Tho Horwoods viii make
their nome in Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-04

Tho u~nusuEily large sale 81 this
remedy Is the best evidence we could
offer you 10 prove is merit. ~ IL
guaranteed 10 give permanent relief
forfrheumatism. We will rladiy show
you the formula aud explain It's mer-
It's TO you. Prices see, st.00. otweil
Drug Co. Local Agcnta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-04

Chas. Lemuel Dean. pastor.
Dedication service OF the new
church at 1880 a. M; union memoir
ial service at $3.50 .. m: union SER
vice at 3 .. m. Sermons By George
l.. snively. dedicator. Dedicatory.
program elsewhere In this paper.
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Corner broadway and Lead venue.
G. T. Taylor. pastor. 500 South Wal
ter street. phone 1865.
Subject OF morning sermon. "A Per
sonal Heart study Tho Lord's Sup
per viii be observed. Subject OF
evening sermon. Baptism" Two
candidates will be baptized. sunday
rchool. 9tt5 a. M; Sunbeam society
viii resume meetings at 3 D.. M: Jun.
lor u. Y. r. u. will begin trip AROUND
the World with Jack and janet al
6:3o .. m; senior y. Y. =. u. : p. m
Mission sunday school. seventh
street AID Mountain road. 3 y, m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-04

Mrs Joe FAIR. who lives IN ID ranch
cight miles south of town. gave "a de
lightml party yesterday afternoon for
the schoolmatCs Of her little daugh-
ter Thclma. The party was a sort OF
farewell to the vacation timc und the
youngsters entered into the spirit of
Il with an the zcst of the season. get
ting AN the fun out ot 10 that was 10
be- had. Those present were: Thclma
FAR. FAY Bowers, Thclma Peck,
Clara Peck, Dorothy Schuclmastcr,
Louise Lowdcn. DICK Meyers, PoHita
Chaycs, Dorothy Acres OF Topeka.
Kan. who went out from town for
The occasion ana Bertha Schucimus-
ter who helped serve the delightful
refreshments, which consisted OF
strawberry Tee cream, cake and or
anEcadc. After the party Mrs. FAIR
and her small daughter drove In To-
the city Co spend the week md.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Tho monthly social OF the womcn's
Catholic order OF Forcatcrs will be
given Thursday. September the 9th
az S;t5. Music by the Blnohcr or
chestra, and cards will be played.
Miss Rosa Bradley Of Richmond,
Va. IL the guest OF her cousins. Mr..
and Mrs. a. y. Morissettc of West
Silver venue.
Miss Pauline Madden. the librarian
at the Reynolds public library, with
her sister Miss Marie, returned Tues
day frcm the oxpositions. Miss Marie
Madden win remain here this winter,
having been appointed tho head Of
{ tho domestic science department IN
the high school
Mr.. 4. 4. Haynes OF Tcxarkana.
Ark. arrived Tuesday evening for a
visit In Albuquerque.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ". Rnynoids left
"Wednesday for n months vacation.
While away thcy Will visit On Idaho
and al dinorcnt points Ia Colorado.
N WI NNN WIZ iANN lHNli'N VIII Nf~
turn tomorrow from n months stay
ON Lake Michigan.
SIR A. IT, McElwain returned sun
day night from n six weeks stay IN
Missouri. having hcen called there by
the illness md death 81 his father.
VIII Glass accompanied him from se-
dalin where he has been visiting his
grandmother.
Mr.. Laurence r. Leo and his guest
Prof Holion 4. Farr Of Yale uniycr-
slty went TO Santa Re this week FOR
a short stay.
Mrs. Joseph q. Kirchcr. who has
spcnt several weeks with her husband
"a the ranger station on the Pccos
has returned to the city.
Mrs l.. NJ. Harmon ana children
returned tho carly part Of the week
from "a six weeks vacation spent at
Long Beach, Cal
Mrs. Theodore Sabine. accompanied
bv her sister. Mrs. 6. " Crum Of Of
inwa. Kansas. has returned after a
summers vacation spent in the east.
Mr.. r. q. winfrcv has ls her guest
hos sistcr. Miss Evla Horton %
Brow1wood, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Anderson with
their two gman children. accompan-
led by Mrs oscar pluchcr and Mrs,
Thomas Hughes have gone To- whit
rrfuU EnVInfHr Gar IN outing
Miss Mae MrMillin who has spcat
her vacation with her parents here,
returned 20 Winslow. Nriz., ON Tues
day nisht to prepare FOR the nll opon-
iur Of tho high school Who're she has
charge Of she commercial department
Mr. and Mrs. T.. I. strong as a
compliment % Mrs. Hourh 81 New
York Cnt. with Mrs $. Alonzn Bright
m,torod 10 A.oma tu wit1css the In
dian dance which took place there
Thursday.
Mrs Ln'nhcrt n Iowray of 1929
North sixth street is entertaining hei
sister. Mr. Earl Wiley. Of Santa Pc
Vhoso husband ls assistant state audi
tor for Ncw Mexico.
., Miss Lolita NcWhall went Ia SAINT
Fc Yesterday 90 meet her cousin Mis-
Belle Nowhuu OF Monroe. La. wh'
%. with hcr aunt. Mrs lvcy Of Monroe
viii Dee the guest Of the Ncwhalls o'
, West Cola avenue during the mont
of september. They VIII arrive r
Santa Re on Monday.
Mre. Ino. W WiiVou entertained q
dinner Friday cvcning In honor @
Mr.. Enrl Wiley ~ SAINT Fe, who !
the guest OF her sister Mrs. l.. 1
, Lowary.
VI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-04

Corner Lead avenue and South
Third street. Charles Oscar Beck
man. pastor; Miss Edith Gorby dea-
doncss.
Sunday school. 9ti5 a. m. No
morning worship al II az we unite In
tho dedication of the First Christian
church. Epworth l%eaeue, 7 p. M;
preaching AT : y. m. by the Rev. l.
X. whitman. p. D.. of Asbury Park.
New Jersey. Robert @. sewell will
sing.
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Nr.. Vnnn Entcrtnln-.

Mrs Samuel r. Vann entertained
ON Friday afternoon IN honor ~ Mrs.
j. T. Mullins mother and sister, Mrs.
Jones and Mrs. Kcatun of Albany,
Ca. Auction Mas played al three
tables. Those who played Wctc;
Mrs. Byron H.. Ives. Mrs. G. T..
Lowhcr, Mrs John Milne. Mrs. l., II.
Chamberlain, Mrs ID. \ Macpherson.
Mrs Ross Merritt. Mrs. @. s Nolan
dress, Mrs. j. g. kirchcr, Mrs. Me-
Donald, Mrs. Bridgoman, Mrs. Blair,
Mrs. Frank Butt. Mrs. Mu.ln. Airs
Jones, Mrs. kcaton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-04

Roy. ~ y. bullock. rector.
Fourteenth sunday after Trinity.
Holy communion. 7 a. m; sunday
school, s;45 a. M; holy communion
ana sermon. n a. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-04

Firth street n silver enu
Hugh A.. Cooper. pastor. Services at
II a. M. No evening service IN order
that q people may attend dcdlca-
tion service. Sunday school az 9:f5
a. m; Christian Endeavor at 6:t5
y. m
Musical selections:
ffcludc beethoven
Anthem. BE Thou Exalted. Adams
Duet; Jesus Lover OF My Sour.
Iassen
Omcrtory: "AlicFretto" .... Miller
Mrs. Bradford. dircctrcss: Mrs.
Burton. %organist.
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htf-t Ntt"a'"+
Corner Coal nvcnue and Broadway.
a. T~oothakor. minister; residence. COS
South Edith street.
Sunday school, g:f5 n. m. There
VIII be no morning preaching service
rs we dismiss for the dedication SER
vice at the First Christian church.
Y. y. s. G. r., 6:f5 y. m. leader.
Miss Mildred Aver; preaching service,
7sf5 p. m. sermon subject The
Church and Labor
Following is the musical program
for the evening service:
organ Prelude; Vision. ...... Bib
Oncrtory; "Andante In @ minOr".
fFanch
Trombone Solo: The crucinx'
fHuft
Earl Portcrhcid.
Postiudc; Postal March" krocEcr
r. stanley Sedcr. organist.
Chorus choir VIII sing.
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syenue. eyery sunday mornIag a b

o ETnVNs
Wednesday evening services are at
s o'clock. The public Is cordially In
vitod to attend these services. sun
day school at e:i5 o'clock. Reading
room IN the \. T. Armijo building,
room No. 10. open each week day
from . TO 3 .. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-04
ocnlral Avenue VI. y. Church soutI

CcatraI Avenue VI. v. Church south.
Central avenue and Arno street. r.
II Lallnlce, pastor.
Sunday school. 9;45 a. m; no II
O'Clock service because OF union SER
vice az dedication OF broadway
Christian church: Epworth League.
$3.50 .. M; preaching by the pastor.
1870 y. m.
Wednesday. 1910 y. m. prayer
meeting.
Thursday. 1890 D. m. choir.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-04

A lazy liver leads To chronic dvs-
pepsia and constipation-wcakeas the
whole system. poan's Reguiets Ceac
per box) act mildly ON the liver and
bowels. Al all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-04
10 Entertain Teachers.

Ttc nrgt ward Parents Teachers
association will hold open house. COM
pulmonary to an the tea 1crs of the
city ana their friends next saturday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. John
". Wilson, cog South Hlgh street.
Orchestral music, an address OF well
come 20 the teacher hy Or. Berg
mann, Instrumental and vocal music,
readings ana pantomlnes will make
up an entertaining program.
Mrs. G. -. Clark, chairman OF the
social committee. assisted rs Mrs.
Fred Nohl. president OF the T.. r. A.,
ana the program committee are di-
rcctlng arrangements of this reception
that TX open 90 all teachers and their
friends and an those interes.ed IN tho
y. n. a. activities. or course there
will be no charge and no collection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-04
The Churches


scdality mass. 7 a. m: childrcn'a
evening service. 1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-04
~. Iaurs EynnecIlcaI snthcrnp.

Corner silver e nj and Sixth
street. Edward =. %Schueler. u. D.,
pastor; parsonage, 30e South Sixth
street: phone 1893.
The sunday school NJ $3.50. ~
charge Of r. G. Kecfcr. studies
Kings iS:i6-20. the story Of Elijah
and the prophets OF Baal. Morning
Worship at II o'clock. sermon. "The
Greatoat Battlefield In the Woldr."
The EndcavorerE hold their month
ly consecrution service al Z y. m. dis
missing in time to permit attendance
at the Christian church dedication,
Martin Johnson leads: topic. Throw
Yourself Into Your Task Special
musical numbers for the Endcavur
meeting have been arranged harp
solo by Mrs. DeWoif-Andorson. and d
cornot solo by Lieutenant Schrocr.
The church council nee on Mon
day evening. the Endeavor business
meeting comiag ON Tuesday evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-04

traIa upon their return trip to Bland
where they Will reside In future.
o.
Clark-Anron
Tho marriage OF Miss Lucille Aaron
Of this city. 10 Mr.. Norval T. Clark,
Of ~ Pnso. was celebrated IN the lat
Ter city Thursday morning at 10 a. M.
str. and Mrs. Clark viii make their
home IN III Paso.
O.
Ior Miss McCoIIum.
Wednesday evening. Miss barbara
Harris entertained at a linen shower
In honor Of Miss Laura McCqllum
whose marriage to Mr.. Robert @. NIL
Ter takes place next week.
The decorations we're pink and
white. and %fcstOons of honeyHucklc.
Miss Harris was assisted by her sis
ter. Miss Estclle harris. Miss Sofia
Yrlsarri. and Miss Euialia Yrisarri
In serving delightful refreshments.
Tho guests were Misses Laura Nc
Couum, Thelma Fortney, Louise VIII
klnson. Louise Schroadt. Rose Ma
haram. Maude Watson. sadie Olson,
Sofia YriNirrl. Eulalla Yrlsarri. Es-
telio Harris. and Barbara Harris
D
Mrs. Wheeler Hostess.
Mrs. George Wheeler was n most
charming hostess at her beautiful
home Artists Retreat" on Tuesday
afternoon. from three To- ave. compil-
mentary to several out Of town guests.
The gathering at this time was one
made up OF artists and music lovers.
and the particular form Of entertain
mcnt was an exhibit % Mrs. Whceler's
pictures of travef' which this accom-
plished oma has painted IN differ
cnt corners of tho earth. chief among
them are hcr Italian nd French paint
ings Leaving the library which con-
tains her Oh paintings tho guests were
conveyed TO the music room which ~
hung with exquisite water colors. AZ
ter this there followed "a musical pro-
gram consisting Of three vocal solos
hy Mrs. T.. l.. Bradford. with Mrs. !.
X. Burton AZ the piano. and two Of
Mrs. WhccloFs compositions rendered
In her inimitahlc manner The
color scheme OF pink and white and
rrccn was carried oft in the delight
ful refreshments. Tho honor quests
80 the occasion were Miss Burton Of
New York City. Mrs. Watson ana Miss
Horton nf brentwood. Texas, and
Miss Prince or Mountainuir.
o
on Monday evening "a crowd made
ur exclusively Of artists and musi-
clans motorod out to tho canyon and
had a picnic supper.
o
Mrs. Geo. wheeler was hostess Fri
day afternoon for the Womnn's Aux
Hilary ~ 81 Johns Episcopal church.
Her beautiful homo Artists Rctrcnt''
was mos, nrtisticaliy decorated with
trailing vines Of tho grnpe. with large
clusters ~ the fruit hanging from the
vines. Mrs. Whccicr's vineyard Is
f1ft acquiring fnme. and the ladies
were refreshed with grape and
pooch,s. piled high ON q large tray
which was placed ON the summer
porch.
Tho "Auts." one division Of the
Baptist ladies' Ala soricis. gave an
entertainment az tho First Baptls.
church Friday evening. The program
was no follows:
Piano Duet, military March
tFlRrlcr). Misses Hammond n Wi.
son.
Rc1ding. "Thc SouI of the violin
Mise Nollio Crawford.
Vocal solo. eff ! Were q Rose.
Cpondl. Miss Ra1ho.
Piano: Hungarian Rhapsody No
o.. GLisiy). Mis-. Elon De Floyd.
Vocal Solo. The Perfect nay.
Carrie Jacobs poud). Mr.. Padcll.
o
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,o,l-N

AZ ~ pIsu ON "Wednesday ut high
noon i1 the First Presbyterian church
Miss owe Wood. of Dcming. and Mr..
Vim. s.. McMllIiu of this city were
married in the presence of % small
party of friends and relatives. th,
E"v. Ch1s. T.. pvoratrout pcrformi1g
tho ceremony. Thcy lott Immediate.
after the ceremony for "a trip 20 cal
Irornii. and after they return vIl
make their home iu Albuquerque
Mf- NcMil'u WIS formerly a resi-.
dent Of this citg and has many friend,
who viii welcome her upon her re-.
turn. MI. NcMi'lon is cashier OF the
American Trust and Savings hank n,
g. 1lsp o graduate Of tho uuiyorsIt.
aud has many friends among the stu
dents ana faculty.
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This has been % week Of WEDDINGS.
the month seeming to vie with June
IN harhori1g romance.
Last spring 70 SOS whispered that
Miss Marion Wellington Was one Of
Cupid's victims. but no one seemed
able to verify the rumor. ana Miss
Warrington rcmni1cd non committal.
However. on Thursday she surprised
her fricuda by motoring 20 Santa Ft
vi Gro she became the bride Of Mr..
H. Reginald Shcckcis. Mr. ana Mrs.
Wellington were already In the cts
To- witness tho marriage, Tho happN
couple will make their home IN Ohio
Vhorc Mr. Shcekels ~ IN business
Roth SIR and Mrs shcckcis have I
large circle of friends in tho city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-04

Christian SCIENCE services are held
in the Womau's club building, aL the
corner of seventh street n Gold
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freshman class 81 the University Of
New Mexico, held yesterday noon, Ly-
man Thtckery was elected president;
Miss Martha henderson, vice prosi-
dent. and Mr.. Seals Morgan, sccro-
tar~y-trcusurcr