The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-09


ess served a delicious luncheon
Those present were Mrs. $ Anderson
Mrs. ". W. Bowers. Mr.. Won. care
ter. Mrs. Geo. u. craig. Mrs. n. T
Hyrc. Mrs. J.. a. Peterson, MiaS -.
J.. Rankin. Mrs \. Rcdmon. Mr.
q. H. sweeney. Mrs. l.. n. wood. Mrs
Fred Cameron substituting.
.
The Luncheon Bridge club met
Wednesday with Miss Mnybell Love
lace on West Central avenue. Mrs
Henry q Cuurs ana Mrs. Thos. -.
Wilkcrsou were guests OF the club.
O
Tuesday Literary club.
Tho first meeting of the Tuesday
CLUB for his season was held at the
home OF Mrs. A. - Stroup on Tues
day afternoon. The dub has adopted
for this years study Representative
Women and the program for this
afternoon look up tho first division.
Women AZ Sovcreigns." Alter the
presidents address To the club. which
vas given In Mrs. McMillcn most
sincere manner. Mrs. Milne save the
Current Events This was fol-
lowed by an interesting paper by Mrs.
Hickey, her subject being. Catherine
II of UussI, Mr. Mann tont , bri.,
survey of tho socinI ronditions of Rus
sin during IN. reign Of catherine Mrs
r. n Cris,y reod "A manor ON Queen
Victoria of sweden" and also toId the
club some interesting facts concerning
the lfe of tb, women In syveden To-
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Mrs - H. h"yd was the leader
ana Hh' ana "lh'IH hhd come nome
from th'lr summer tiips with lots Of
h''Plul civic information. Mrs Mann
mas ,n' "!S'li''''E "l ''lns me "ht
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Al ihlN meeting u was decided thni
the slogans which were the most de
serving should Do" given TO the papers
'I u 'lly Tor printing. 50 many
good sloEans were turned in that 10
was nara 10 decide aH I" tho best
The plan OF the ella was to have
these prize luEnis thrown ON the
screen al the picture shows.
M"naf"rS "l The picture thoat'rs,
however alt'r tiNiuE "ui the slides
Tor "a rev evenings. found that iheS
were causes Tor protest lt"m many
Of their patrons ana informed th,
cub mher gently hut fifmly that
they could not Doe accepted for tutur,
use II was stated that persons "p.
posed I" prohibition objected I" th'
use "l tho picture screens ana tina
a as h"lh "f"hlhiti"nlsls ana anli-pr"
hihlil"lllsls were PATRONS ol ihr tho
al'is the '"h'd no r"nsen
O." mas" iurth'r use "I the slides.
Some time ago the Tuesday clul
offered q prize of five dollars to IN
school boy cor girl who furnished tn
best slogan ON prohibition. Tho con
test was open 10 all IN" schools Of M
town, aud 70 ycrS large number OF slo
, sans were furnished from the frrtil0
. brains of tho youngsters, There wcr'
s." many goods Ones that the commit
tee had rather "a hard time In deciding
on "a prize winner Nu sccuu prl1
hud been offered, but ns there wa
"A second best slogan. Mrs g. 7
French, % member ui the Tu'sda
club offered the second prize whic.
was three dollars. Al "a recent meet
INK ot the club u was decided that %
n thrrr we're so many good on'H mat
Few "l ih'W should Toe printed mere
hN mining IA sort OF niue IIhhNU {
them as lhcy d" the Ml1' producl
% at the state Iair,