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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12

are panoramic pictures 10 broken
country. The climate 81 la~nnuoroua.
~ southern. The groy limestone
breaks through the vegetation IN
great MASSES. and the uay II literally
sprinkiod with stone qunrries. whose
numerous rfts and galleries pierre
deep into the rocks, and whose q
nous debris piles nrcentuaie the peck
marks Of the hills. This torn Hand
lies immediately before the advaDr.
ing Italians.
"Water-worn holes In the porous
rock. and mysterious arottoea and
mouths TO the underworld. character
lsisc of the lstriam region. are found
here. Added 20 the difficulties Of the
way are mnny funnel shaped deprca-
hIous which occur IN the midst % the
regular slopes, often saycrni hundred
feet across and goo fcE deep. There
Il a~,.Wondeffni maxe of marrow aeya
Sos. hoiiows. pts, caves. krotfdeS. and
quarries worked from ancient times.
scattcfed ovtr this path from ARul-
leila n urado TO Trieat snd lts shell
tered bay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12

eharmeuse trimmed In real lace with the
himy lnce veil carrying a bride = boquet,
ana her maids In pink, with picture hnts
20 match, carrying shower DOqucts OF
pink made a charming picture which
viii ever be enshrincd IN the hearts OF
tho friends who saw them enter the
church.
Alter the ceremony the bridal party
repaired TO the Alvarado where a wed.
ding breakfast vas awaiting them In
the spacious Taft hall.
Later, Mr.. and Mrs. Nagle left for
Delaware, Ohio, for. d VISIT TO tue
groom 3 family. A large crowd OF
friends were at the station to give them
a royal send on, and rice and old shoes
were lnvishly bestowed.
After a honeymoon trip OF several
weeks the newlyweds will be nj home
20 their many friends Ia this city. Mr..
Maggie is a well known young business
man.
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BANQUET FOR WINNgRs.

True 10 an agreement entered upon at
the organization of the Gold Avenue
Bridge Club AZ the beginning Of the sea
son, The four losers entertained the
winners last Monday evening, showing
their dead gumoness' in rendering 20
che winners and the husbands of the
tlub q sure 'nougb party. The setting
tor the festivities was the home of Mrs.
Prank StOftz ON Gold avenue, the form
b. entertainment featured another
match game, this time the opposing
forces being the husbands OF the club.
aud the LADIES' sustained their reputation
AS pulycrs by Winning the high score.
THIS has beer the champion club IN all
tournaments played during the winter.
aud only needed this one game TO make
their victory complete. As "a result, so
strong are they Ia their own estimate,
they are about to challenge the hus.
bands Of the Highland Club,
After the game was decided the fam.
ishiug PLAYERS were seated at the ban.
quot board To revive their tagging
spirits. The men had been considered
chiefly ~ arranging the menu and con.
sidercd by wives who knew their co.
Iucity and We are safe Up saying that
the unfi faIt fun, cepaiG an: ampv con.
solcd. DIR. NJ. X. Wylder won the prize
Tor the highest score held By the men,
aud after some special stunts put on for
the benefit Of the winners the party ad.
Juurncd with expressions of real regret
that the pleasant association has come
60 an end.
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~ANNouNoED.

The engagements Of Miss Rhoda
S"ayne TO Mr.. Henry Davidson has re-.
Gently been announced. The wedding
viii take place ON next Thursday, June
lIth, at high noon az the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. NJ. G. swayne, 1910
North Fifth street. Only the neal rela.
tives and a few intimate friends will be
present. Miss Swayne cam here four
years ago, and for the pas. three years
has been a teacher In the public schools.
In shis time she has made a large circle
Of friends who join in all good wishes
for her future.
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FOR MISS

On Wednesday afternoon Of last week
Miss Irene Staehlin and Miss Clara
Bluehcr werc JOINT hotsrssos at the Blue.
her home in Old Town. in honor of Miss
Henrietta Locbs, whose marriage took
place this wcHk. The beautiful home of
the Blucher's was profusely decorated
With nowefs and myriHds Of incandes.
cent lights. The guests played at six
tables of bridge aud AN elaborate lunch
con was served at the end of the game.
Al fnvors and prizes were hand painted.
The FIRST prize was won by Mrs, Loebs.
me bnoby prize being Carried of by
Miss Jones. Miss DAVID was the lucky
recipient Of the cut prize and the honor
guest was presented with two handsome
hand painted plates, the gifts Of the hos.
tess.
Those present were: Miss Henrietta
l.ocbs, Mrs. Loebs, Mrs. Csyot, Mrs. Al.
bert korbcr, Mrs. Tossier. Mrs. Mueller.
Mrs. Mcurns, Mrs. Walling, Mrs. Ru.
dulph. Mrs. Soells, Mrs. Roehl. Mrs.
iutt, Mrs. Lathrop, Mrs. Kenneth Bald.
ridge, Mrs Alhers, Mrs. Quinn. Miss M.
sic Meyers, Miss Hoffman, Miss Ruth
Wriser, Miss Henrietta Wciser, Miss
David, Miss Jones.
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Path Of Italian Army Marching
Against Trieste Rich IN History

Washington d. e. June ig.-rhc
way between Grade aud Triest llcs
through a remarkable couatry'' SAYS
a National UeoEraphic a primer.
which describes the strange path be-
fore the invading Italians 10 the
richest Austrian seaport. Many
chapters OF litue-known. bat fasclnat.
Ing history are associated with this
coastal "trip at the head Of the Ad-
riatte, and It's legendary lore n a.
rich as that OF Granada. Wealthy
Romans built their villas alonE this
way during the days Of the empire.
n TO this region many wars have
sent cddies, whose memories have
dimmed TO forEetfulncsn beside tho
main struggles fought ON other fields.
In q times. a small steamer,
besides the railway. furnished com
m~unication between Grade and Trlest.
From the plain OF the lsonxo. tho way
rises steadily TO Nahresina. and from
Nabresina falls as steadily 10 the plain
OF Triest. In tho upiands. the Via
ducts wind In giant coils over tho
ragaed slopes. and on every hand
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FIRST congregational Church.

Corner Coal and Broadway.
A. Toothaker, Ministers residence.
COS South Edith Street.
sunday School, 0si5 a. m.
- 100 o. m Chilircn's Day program.
Baptism Of children and reception Of
members.
6;45 p. m.. Y. p. =. G. 4.
T:i5 p. m, Gospel service. Chorus
Choir from the Christian Endsayor.
solo by Mrs. Bailey.
Subject of the sermon, The Other
Persons Conscience
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given hat the un.
dersigned was. on the LIST day Of June,
1919 duly appointed by the probate
court OF the county Of BernaliilO,
state Of New Mexico, executrix OF the
estate OF Henry Loeos, deceased. and
all persons, knowing themselves in
dvJied "a said estate, are required To
pay said Indebtedness TO her. nj once,
and all persons having accounts
against said estate will present the
same. within the time limited by law.
Heacock and Cornell, attorneys.
KATIE LOEBs, Exeoutrlx.
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TO REPRESENT MUSIC CLUBS.

Mrs i. l.. Bradford ard her two small
sons Teddy aud Arnold will leave Wed.
nesday OF next week for Los Angeles
where Mrs, Bradfard goes as o state rep.
rescntatiVe 70 the National Federation
OF Musical Clubs, which convenes in Los
Angeles ON June gath tor ten days.
From there she will 20 90 san Diego and
san ~farneiseo TO the fairs. Mrs. \. Il.
Miller and Mrp. George Wheeler arc tho
representatives. chosen by the Fort.
nightly Music Club Of this city to repre-.
sent tue club at the Federation.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Edward Pinney Of West Silver
avenue has as her guest her daughter.in.
law, Mrs. Pinney from Los Angeles, and
her daughter, Mrs. Cornell from Gallup.
-
DIR. and Mrs. Julian u. Reed are again
IN Albuquerque, after an extended visit
IN T~exarkana, Arkansas.
o.
Mr.. John i. Simms, who has been
away for the past three weeks, is ex.
Pcctcd home the first Of next week.
D
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ackerman have
Ms their guest, Mrs. a. \. Bronsvs and
son, of III paso. (,
D.
DR.. and Mrs. T.. J. Alger leave tomor.
row for California to take in the expo.
sitiOns and spend some time visiting.
.
Hhe sons Of Mr.. aud Mrs. W. y. Hone.
well are expected home today from
school In New York. They in spend
their %vaaction in Albuquerque.
DR.. Carl Helm, mcmbcf OF the Inter.
national jury tor Awards for Liberal
Arts ut the Panama. Pacific exposition.
director of tue New York College OF
Music and musical director of the Mo.
cart and Schubert singing society. of
New York, accompanied By his daugh.
ter, Miss Hrsa Helm stopped over in Al.
buquerque Wednesday on his way from
San Francisco Co New York. Ia visit
Mrs. Archibald lacquer.
%
Mrs. Bcrthold Spitz. Of 1923 North
Tenth street, left tais morning on the
California Limited for Los Angeles. She
VIII spend a month visiting the cxposi
tons.
Ma .Orna Lester has returned from
Washington, where she has spent the
past year In school.
O.
Mrs. w. y. Parkhurst aud her son OF
New York CITY are the guests of Mrs.
a. !. Maloy. Mrs. Parkhurst formerly
lived .erc, and It is hoped By lEsr
friends that she vii; again take up her
residence in this city.
o
Mrs. j. Hooker, Jr, of Kansas CITY \,
visiting friends in the city. Mrs. Hooker
formerly was n resident of Albuquerque,
o
Miss Bnrrra Chavez who has been M.
tending the Normal az Silver CITY. was
forced TO give up the work on account
Of illness, aud returned home wednes.
day.
Mrs. G. T.. Lowber leaves tomorrow
night for Rochester, Minnesota.
o.
Mrs. =. h. Tull and Mrs. =. c. Bakes
spent several days az Jemez Springs.
They returned Wednesday aud Mrs.
Bakes left Immediately for the Pecos
here she will spend several weeks.
o
Mrs. jefferson Of Belon was the gaest
OF Mrs. Henry Cocrs, Jr. on Friday.
Sir. aud AIRS. h. A. Davis returned
Yesterday morning from u weeks stay al
the Grand Canyon.
o.
Mr., and Mrs. r. r. Pollock left YES.
terdny morning for the cxpositions.
They expect 70 spend sin weeks OF more
in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Francis of Long
Branch, Now Jersey, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. ID. Sisk. Mr.. Francis Is n
membe OF the New Jersey state senate.
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Flag Day message At 8 p. m. Sermon by
Rev. Thomas Harwood, delivered by the
pastor.
sunday school nj 9,45 a. m. Epworsh
League at ! p. m.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening
at 5. The Third Quarterly Conference
follows the prayer saryice.
Epworth lsngne SOcial Thursday
night at 5 ia 'tc church parlofs.
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I D

Lack was against the Highland Club
IN the tournament played Monday after.
noon at the home of Mrs. Ackcrmnn.
The Tuesday Card Club was responsible
this time having challenged them 10 the
game. Fun ran riot az the fast PLAYED
game and az the close the Tuesday Club
stood treats, taking their recent oppou
cnts 10 Grimshaw's Even the iassrs
couldn't feel very bad because of the
fun furnished 10y the gumc.
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HIGHLAND BRIDGE

The Highland Bridge Club met with
Mrs. + n. Wilkerson ON Tuesday after
noon for the last game of the season be-.
fore d%isbanding for the summer. This
club has existed for some three wears.
aud the ladies are looking forward TO
recognizing in the fall. Mrs. Woy
played d substitute hand.
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st. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

silver and Sixth Streets.
Edward Z. schucler, ID. D., pastor,
Parsonage, Jos south sixth street.
Phone 1893.
4 program by the Sunday School in
celebration of Childreu's Day will take
the place Of the regular order Of morn.
ihg worship at II o'clock. The sunday
school session with lesson as usual, Ut
9;i5 "a. m
Evening service with sermon at 7a5
q clock.
The next two sunday evenings hiring
the young people 20 the consideration OF
a pair OF topics, "christ's Call to the
Young Men Of To-day" aud Christ =
Call &C. the Young Women 0f Today
Three young men IRE in caarge Of the
hrt OF these topics tomorrow evening.
\. ". kraemer, George Still nud Char.
cnce Johnson.
The new ventilnting system il CON
plctc, and we should be comfortable in
the services this summer. A welcome 10
the stranger.
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HOUSE

Miss House, one Of the instructors in
the harwood Industrial school, Is enter.
tanning a weekend houseparty out AZ
the school in honor of Miss Ruth Bright.
They report a dandy time and are bav.
ing all the fun that u hOuseparty alone
a give. The guests are; Miss Bripbt.
Miss Sewell, Miss Maddox. Miss PosteI'
Miss Tompkins, Miss Hogan, Miss vii
hon, Miss Porterfold, Miss Bixler.
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LoRBs

On Thursday morning NJ eight o'cloek
in the Church Of the immaculate Con.
rcption, Miss Henrietta Loebs, u Of
Albuquerque fair young daughters. be-.
came the bride OF Mr.. Edward i. Nngl>
The wedding vas artistically nrrnng
cd and with the dignity and solemnity
Of the church service, Il WAS one 81 the
most beautiful aud Impressive of the
seus0n. Tho choir of wen trained
voices sang the wedding musnc and high
mass was said by Father Mandaluri, the
officiating priest. 4 host Of friends al
both the bride and groom witnessed the
ceremony.
The bridal party was composed Of
Mrs. Soclls, sister Of the bride. who was
mRtron of honor.
Mr.. Albert Soells gave the bride
. way. The ring bearer was little Miss
Edna Soclls.
Miss Mary David and Miss Ruth Wei.
ser were the bridesmaids and Mr.. Henry
Loebs and Mr.. Ray Loebs were grooms
men.
The morning was a perfect June
morning and the bride in a dress Of
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honor Of Mrs. Nathaniel Lines Of Can.
yon City, Colorado, who IN visiting her
daughter, Mrs l.. N. Raynolds. Those
present were; Mrs. y. n. Hofhby, Mira.
Frank Butt, Mrs. J. n. wroth. Mra.
Frank Summers, Miss Jennie Butt, Mrs,
l.. N. Raynolds and this honor guest,
Mrs. Lines.
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MISS HARRISON A VISITOR.

Miss Edith Harrison of Boulder. Colo.
rade, arrived Monday evening for a
visit 10 Mrs. Bert skinner. Miss Harri.
'son resided in Albuquerque some six
ar seven years ago nnd has many
friends In the city who are planning for
her entertainment. Miss Jean Hubs
WA hostess in her hOnor one evening
this week. Cards were played at three
tables. On Thursday evening Miss Hnr.
rison was IA guest at the Thirty Club.
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Central Avenue NJ. Z. church. South.
ohrlstlan sciance sociotr.

Christina Science services are held in
the woman's Club Building, at the cor.
ner OF seventh street aud Gold avenue.
every sunday morning at II O'Clock. '
"Wednesday eevning services are at :
o clock.
The public il cordially invited to n..
tend these services.
Sunday school ~ 0i45 o'clock.
Reading Room IN the n. Il. Armiio
Building, Room IS, open each week dsy
from 2 TO s =. ..
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Solo-Mr. Jonker.
D9et-Mrs. Bradford and Miss Evangc
line Perry.
Evening;
Christian Endeavor Chorus, "Not Unto
Us, O Lord (Scymour.S smith.
Solo, "There IL "A Friend for Little
Children" (Hosmrfl-Mrs Bradford.
Mems Chorus, aye Men Of Chfisf
Arise" (~Lowdenl.
Mrs. y. /. Bradford, DirestreSs.
Mrs. j. X. Burton, Orgnnist.
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NOTABLE

IN Monday afternoon aud evening Al.
~buqucrquc mothers were given a rarc
opportunity ia hearing the talks given
by Mrs. Frederick Schon, of philadel.
pnia, national president OF the Conress
of Mothers and Parent Teachers nsso.
Citations, aud Mrs. Orville 4. Bright of
Chicago, the first vice-president 0f the
association. Added 10 the vital inter.
est IN the subject of the talks given
was the attractive manner and easy
grure with which the subjects were
presented. In the afternoon at the
woman 3 Club quite "A large audience
greeted the speakers. After the meet.
ing, an Informal reception was given far
the distinguished guests. by the united
clubs OF the a. ., including the Woman 4
Club, the Tuesday Literary Club. tbc
Fortnightly Music Gu" and the Parent.
Teachers Association. Miss Louise
Thorn and Mr.. j. @. Gould gave some
splendid vocal selections.
In the evening NJ the High School au.
ditOriuH 'Gere was music by the orehes.
ira and drs. l.. l.. Bradford sang. ne.
eompanied by Mrs. Mabel stevens
HimOc.
Quite clearly aud forcefulIy IN,
speakers set forth the aims of the two
organizations which in q nutshell il TO
BRING the whole country a. a sense Of
us duty aud responsibility to child
hood.
As a result New Mexico now has "A
branch OF the Mothers Congress and
Parent Teacher association which vas
organized at the meeting at the High
school. Mrs. John W. Wilson. who has
been Tor some time past, the prc.ident
of the Parent Teacher association wns
chosen president OF the new o-ganizn.
ton. Other offices are held by women
OF Albuquerque, Tucumcari, SnnR Ne
SANTA Rosa, and P0rtalcs.
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THE EGYPTIAN PRINCESS.

Undoubtedly the most successful per.
formance ever gwen by students OF 81.
vincent Academy was that In the pre-.
sentntion OF "ine Egyptian Princess"
an the Crystal theater Wednesday af.
%ternoOn. ihc theater was packed TO its
Utmost capacity By an audience which
voiced Us approval IN frequent aud
hearty applause. IL was applause. too
wnich Was not merely that vi interested
parents and friends, but the tribute 10
vNeeiIent musical talent, historiomo
ability and u thorough preparation
which would have done credit 10 profes
SION performers.
Miss Lillian frisarri in the title role,
deserves special mention. Her s~plcndiu
operatic soprano hlled the theater, and
was a source OF delight to all.
Miss Irma LiX, in the part Of "Prin.
cess Taubu, . interpreted IL in her usual
artistic manner. She was ably SUP.
ported boy Miss Margaret McCnnna and
Miss Dorothy Butler. who charmed the
audience by their sweet voices.
Miss kathryn kelehcr scored in grace
aud beauty, and has q voice tina, gives
promise OF wonderful power. Miss Anita
Garcia aud Miss Grace Baxter showed
great dramatic ability.
The other members of the east, and
choruses went through their respective
parts In a mos; credituble manner. re-.
ceiving great applause. During the per
,"fmanco there were several artistic
dnnces which we're we'll rendered, aud
'ast' but not least, the minims, who
scored d MT IA their Rosebud Drill. -
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mrs. jerks entertained a few friends
informally NJ her home on West Frui,
avenue. Mondaysafternoon. the oeeasion
hein her birthday. We were NOT nLIe a.
md out which birthday, but We Know
that she has a host of friends who wish
her many aud many happy returns.
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FOR MISS CARR.

Mrs. John r. Peares entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening for Miss
Nirginia Carr who left ON "Wednesday
for the Pecos. The other guests were:
M Ringland, Mr.. II. j. Hagerman of
Roswell and Ban ohess de wardonrr of
Paris.
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specih1 Services
Tomorrow In Churches
Of Albuquerque


-
OoNhnA HAt ~ "pHrtNtu ~ JAita.
- ren's Day N the First congrega-
.ionai cphfsh the sunday
school VIII have chnfge Of the morning
service. The program III b. an interest.
lnA n unique exercise entitled "The
Builders, representing the building Of
CHARACTER, IN sony anq recitation, and
deecfsbing a wall Of strength within
"nich one may e"'h IN peace secure
"A"'".t WI anu to"Ptattoh. Tue pro
Ernm foiiowsi
opening song, 'rniiqfen . Day -.
Noot Hnu Ofcteatf3
responsive scripture keading.
Prayer.
"t.pvnse '...s't
quartet Mifpnh and Swnstika Glasses
song, I'VE Thank Thee ..........
Nlunt
Opening speech, The bnilders'..
....'.', Ceienanio Maidonndo
Consecfation .....e........-.....
hutn hildsed Leighton
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pYTHTAN gTeTERs ELEoTToM

Albuquerque Temple No. Z, Pythian
Sisters, at their regular meeting Thurs.
day eevning, elected the following OIL.
eere for the ensuing term beginning
July I, 1915:
~. n. c., Ruby NJ. Karr.
T.. s., Blanche Reidy.
=. j., Lilly Pearson.
Mgr, Ida StOyall.
N. Of 4. 4 C., Maggie Robbins.
NJ. Of II, Fannie BiLkemOre.
Protector, Anice Seago.
o. O., Merrietta Antoine.
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MILITARY DRILL

Company sc" First New Mexico Ma.
tional Guards will give It's second mill.
lary ball on the evening Of June 18th az
the hrst regiment armory. Lieutenant
D. II. Toulouse Is In charge of the ar.
Engagements committee end will have the
large assembly floor IN excellent condi.
ton Tor dancing. Captain W. Z. Hines'
plan OF combining the social with the
military feature the guard Is meeting
with great success in both objects as
proven by the grcat number Of people
attending the dances and also by the
new recruits enlisting in the company.
The men of company so" have or.
ganized n club known rs "'The Enlisted
Mems Club, - composed only Of members
Of the company, and are NJ present IT..
ting up a reading room and putting in
q pool table making Il attractive as well
AZ interesting for the men.
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Flag Day Service An, d. cod.

The evening service the Lead
Avenue Methodist church tomorrow
evening At 7.i5 will be a special Flag
Day service, held for the benefit Of the
local patriotic societies, all Of which are
invited to attend it. The q. A. r., W.
X. C., and the Ladies Of the q. A. r. are
requested to assemble at the Central
school building, Third and Lead avenue,
at 1i3O TO proceed 10 the church in a
body. The sermon for this Occasion has
been prepared by Rev. Thomas Har.
wood, the veteran chaplain at Warren
Post and OF the New Mexico depart.
ment OF the Grand Army. DE. Harwood,
however, is ill and his sermon will be
delivered by Rev, Mr.. Beckmnn. pastor
OF the church. All are invited.
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Corner silver Avener aud south
Fourth street.
Services for June 18th, second Sunday
after Trinity;
Sunday school az 9;i5 a. m.
Morning pr ser, litany and sermon,
II 800 a. m.
Evening prayer aud sermon. 500 .. m.
All are welcome. seats are free
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FOR MRS. LINES

Al . sewing party yesterday after.
noon Mrs. d. II. Carnes was hostess In
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MRS. CONNER TO EXPOSITION.

Mrs. {. II. Conner and Miss Reba Con
ner will leave Monday morning on No. .
for san Diego and the expositions. Mrs.
Conner goes to San Francisco as u dele
gate TO the Purity Congress 10 be con.
Nened there July the eighth. They will
remain In California all summer, return.
ing home the first Of September.
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First Mothodist Eplscopal church.

Corner leed Avenue and south Thru
streets Charles Oscar Beckmnn, Pastor;
Miss Edith Gorhy. D~eneoness.
Children . Day Services al II u. N.
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Evangelical Lutheran CHURCH.

Corner OF Edith street aud Central
Avenue, in the Librpry Building.
Carl Schmid, pastor.
Sunday School. 10 o.. m.
German service, IL a. m.