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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
GERMAN OFFICIAL
cAblEGRAMS

GERMAN HEADQUARTERS. April
1.-THE English after repeatedly con-
siderably increasing their artillery
fire. south Sainteloi, last night made
a strong hand-grenade attack which
failed in front of German crater posi-
ton. Position completely and firmly
in German hands.
In Argonnes, near Lafillemorte. and
further east near Vauquois, French in
several blastings only damaged them
selves. Both sides Meuse also yes
terday very active fighting.
French counter attacks against po-
sitions south Forges Rivulet. between
Haucourt and Bethincourt, which were
taken by Germans broke down; enc
my's losses heavy. Number unwoupd-
ed prisoners increased from % OFF,
GERS 549 men to 36 officers 1881 men;
booty, two cannons, % machine guns.
Germans conquered some more
block houses south Raven forest night
time, took 222 prisoners, one machine
gun. Counter advances in district of
Cattancourt fell down before efficient
German outflanking fire from east
bank. On right of Meuse enemy tried
in vain to reconquer lost terrain south
west edge Peeper's ridge.
Southwest fort Douaumont, enemy
forced abandon defensive positions
from where some dozen prisoners and
three machine guns taken.
German artillery shot down two hos
tile aeroplanes southeast Ypres.
On east front and in Balkans sit
uation generally unchanged.
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Chinese PROVINCES FLAMING INTO
REVOLT; TROOPS JOINING REBELS
IAssociated Press Service hy Federal WI

IAssociated 4
SHANGHAI is
dependence joining 80 "
tranquility
peacefully. u
Three hundred rsv0utonares
soldiers Anglochne
FIFTY were killed both sides and wounded
1t
kwansuns shaee district baed with the revoIuonaries with 100 ~
gua pay attsFs
= -
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CALL FOR BIDS
ON AUWAl0LlMU ROADS

Bids for the completion of the
roads in the Auwaiolimu district will
be called for within a few days.
Charles b. Forbes, superintendent Of
public works, has announced that he
is ready to go ahead with the paving
of Kamalu, Auwaiolimu, Perry, San
Antonio, Lanakila, Concordia, Frear,
Madeira and Azores streets. The to-
tai cost of the job will be about $24.-
600. With the $4,000 the territory
is contributing as its share of the cost
of improving Lusitana street this
makes s41,000 to be spent in the tract.
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GERMANY JUSTlFlES HER
SUBMARINE ACTS BY RULE

BERLIN. Germany, April 12.-Ger-
many has sent reply 10 American
notes of inquiry to the effect that Ger.
man submarines torpe1oeG the British
merchant vessels Englishman Eagle
Point Manchester Engineer and Ber
windale. Germany contended that the
vessels were attacked in accordance
with her rule effective March /, un'
der which armed merchantmen are to
be considered as warships, and those
which attempt to flee may be attacked
Immediately.
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TEUTONSLAUNCH
BALKANBATTLES

LONDON, Eng.. April 12.-That a.
fresh campaign has been launched by
the Teutons and Bulgarians in tie
Balkans is the belief today,t arising
from news that violent cannonading
has been taking place along the north
ern border of Macedonian Greece,
where the Allies maintain defensive
line. The guns are in action near,
GieYgili and Doiran, between Monaslir
and Strumitza. accorC.ng to the Salon
iki despath, which says that the
French have the advantage, but It Is
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FRENCH SAY GERMANS
LOSE IN TODAY'S FIGHT

PARIS, France, April 12.-West of
the Meuse the Germans today re.
newed their offensive and advanced
somewhat on Caurettes (Cailette?)
wood. The. used projectors with
flaming liquid, but were repulsed.
1t has been confirmed that the Ger
man losses yesterday were very heavy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-12
RICHARD HARDING
DAVIS IS CALLED
BY SUDDEN DEATH
TAssoeiatsd rrsss s. Federal wirslsssl

MOUNT KISCO. N. Y. April H.
Richard Harding Davis. brilliant war
correspondent, novelist; playwright
and short story writer, died suddenly
of heart failure last night.
Davis had been in failing health for
month. He sought relief in his
country home under the care of his
wife. He was stricken in the library
lest night as he went to telephone to
his wife, who was away for short
time. She thought he was reading late
and 1t was not until this morning that
his body was found in the library.
Davis was 81 years of age. A
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MUNITIONS Plant
WRECKED; Three
KILLED OUTRIGHT
TAsseciassd Press bs FEDERAL wirslessl

BLUEFIELD, w. Va. April H.
One workman and two children were
killed today, houses demolished and
much damage done when four expIo-
sions occurred in rapid succession in
the munitions plant of the Du Pont
Company at Nemours, near here The
children were caught in the coIlapsing
houses.
The plant was engaged in filling
many war orders.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-12
BRITISH RELIEF FORCE
MEETS GRAVE DEFEAT

BERLIN, Germany, April IL
After a sanguina1y and determined
six-hour battle in Mesopotamia, the
British relief force which had been at
tempting to cut through to the be-
leagured army at Kut-ElAmara, has
been repulsed by the Turks near Fela-
HE. More than 5000 British dead were
counted after the battle, many OF
whom had fallen from bayonet thrusts.
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GERMANS CLAIM FRENCH
ATTACK is BAD FAILURE

BERLIN, Germany, April 12-on
the west front today the Germans
made some gains in Cailette woods,
while east of the Meuse the enemy
made a counter attack, but sustained
severe losses and could gain no ad-
vantage.
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wounded Despite the fact that ipde
pendence has been declared, the Rs-
publican troops and the former troops
OF the Yuan army are ready fof14n
engagement.
The Cantonese United Society di
this city have wired to Yuan Shib-Kd
asking him to resign at once. THIS
society is one Of the strongest organk
cations in China. and every effott
will be made to secure the resi3n3-
ton Of Yuan and end the war.
Especial Cable to Nippu Jiji)
TOXIC. Japan. April 12-Hunan pro
vince has declared Independence II
Yuan Shih-Kai. according to the des.
patch which reached here today ff0m
Shanghai This Is the fifth rrogfnce
to declare independence, and gives ne
republicans big outlet to the Yang
tse Kiang river. Chang Sha, the capt
tai Of the province, has been the seat
OF the fighting for some time, and
the revolutionists have been gaining
ground, and although no official an
nouncement Of Independence has
reached here, it is expected that the
despatch will be confirmed later.
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Party kauai9
things
im for him to return to Honolulu next
daylight
accompanied by staff correspondents o.
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BRITISH STEAMER SUNK,
NO LOSSES REPORTED

ASSOCIATED Press By Federal wireiessl
: LONDON, Eng, April 12-The Brit
ish steamer Senator has been sunk,
but 1t is believed there were no casual
ties.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-12
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices Of
stocks on the New York market to-
day, sent by the Associated Press over
the Federal Wireless:
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Hawaifs
difference
Kitchin bill
taken
OF
the from the tariff much
thus predict continuation of
The unconditional repeal Of the freesug bill would be hailed WITH
being expected that stocks win strengthen the 6
and will continue while situation
Of Massachusetts, likely
passed
Several large Honolulu firms have been hoping
their New York Washington
prediction as to the outcome but nothing which could be ahkd
been teegraphed here today
private cablegram
house would not recede from its position g
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-12

The Union Compress Co. plant and
2.200 bales of cotton at Augusta, Ga.
were destroyed by fire at a loss OF
800, 900.
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MORGENTHAU TO
LEAVE TURKEY?

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April H.
Ambassador Henry Morgenthau. who
has held the portfolio in Constanti-
nople under the Wilson administra.
tion. is expected to resign tomorrow.
He is on leave of absence, due TO
i'll health.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
LEAouE REsULTs

BOSTON. Mass. Hpfif Y 1:-The
.Speakeriess, Red sox started the
season today with q victory over the
Philadelpfia Athletics by q score of
3 to !. The weather here was not of
the best. but a large crowd was in at
tendance.
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SECRETARY DANIELS IS UNDER FIRE
IIHUFS LATEST RAILROAD PLAN IS
FAVORED BY KAUAI CHAMBERS Vote

Twenty one Year License Franchise for Railway and Water
RqtS -o-way Approved BY 40 to l. Only Makee Manager
VOTING Against Injecting Produces Some Sensations
Governor Neither AffirmS Denies Horner Interview
STAYS on Kauai Until Saturday-0thers OF Party Are Home
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-12

Furer Of the public works department
morning from the Garden Island, acc
the Honolulu newspapers who have
the Kauai investigation.
Votino 10 approve the latest pro
posal Of the Lihue Plantation to the
governor, which provides for . rail
way from the present terminus OF the
Lihue-tianamauiu lines nauka to .
point In the WaipouIi homesteads, ap-
proxinateIy 20 members Of the Kauai
Chamber Of Commerce brought TO q
close the two-houf meeting with Gov
ernor Plnkhann yesterday afternoon a,
Lihue..
One member voted 10 opposition TO
the motion. This was Gaylord p. VII.
cox. mananer Of the Makee Sugar Com
pany Of Kealla. Though representatives
from al parts Of the island were pres
ent, the majority Of the voters were
made UP Of Lihus people.
Arguments on the land and water
question, in which the governor had
frequently entered, speeches by promi-
nent business men and homesteaders
of the Garden Island and an address
to the gathering by the governor him
self had preceded the vote
os-v.., l..... pronosed.
= eSdit,cn 20 marlrine out the loea.
49,. - 49, rcsd the nrnnosal I'd.
1890 80 y ~ tbs IJhue neonle provides
!, @ e. 9s'vesr - ,5eht ~ Wv for fhe
.'ss,-e.s ~ 80 - e,svssr - right Of wav for
their bitches and fumes across GER
tain government lands.
uis lees :. ~ ~ 1...s,-,,s o,,ss,'
p0si los =, -. ...s s..~s -
nan q siS -. .,ol,as's = ess.I. "a
tne hauaI ), - ,go. ~..,
othels psses elsn a,a1s &c., sse. ~, I,
preslosns q L.hue - k'e - ss s,' e,. s.,s
eitches ne'siy passsu as .ll,oesn 80.
n land owned BY the plantation con-.
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CLEVELAND, o., April 12.-Fielder
Jones' Browns opened the season here
today with a victory over the Indians,
winning the game with ease, the final
score being st. Louis s. Cleveland /.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 1.-THE
Tameless Tigers from Detroit proceed
ed to humble the White Sox today
before an enormous crowd. Detroit
played good ball from start to finish,
andSheld the locals to no runs for the
nine innings. Score: Detroit 4, Chi
cago o.
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NEW YORK, N. Y, April 12.-In.
one Of the best battles seen here in
some years the Washington team trt
umphed over the rejuvenated Yanks
by a score of to 2. One Of the larg
est crowds in the history of an open
ing game was in attendance.
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Additional and overnight tele-
graph news on Page 9.
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Big League Teams
Off On Long Race
National and American Organ.
izations in Opening Games
Before Large Crowds

NEW YORK, N. Y, April 12.-With
clear weather In seven out Of the
eight cities where the big league
baseball season opens today. the 16
teams are off on their long battles
for the two pennants Only in Boston
was the weather threatening.
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SUGAR

s SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 12--
Sugar: 96 degrees test, 5.a67 cents.
Previous quotation, $50 cents.
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CONGRESSMEN Want REPEAL Of
FREE SUGAR UNCONDITIONAL;
SENATE CONFEREES ARE NAMED
Chairman Simmons, Stone and LOd6e to
Act For Upper House, While Lower
BOdys Representatives Not Chosen
Await Kitchin's Return
Especial ssar-sulis.in cablsl

WASHINGTON, D. c. April l2-That the House will make
strong fight for the original Ktchn BILL carrying the unconditional
peal OF the tree clause the tariff law
The amended measure passed by the with the provision
tending the tariff May 1920 and thereafter putting sugar
the free list reached the House this ohin
among House members shows that they favor standing BY
the Kichin bill.
Chairman ktchln OF the House
Washington today and the
The sentiment of the House will then obtained
the conference committee the lower body will then
ed The conference committee which for the
posed Of Senator F. NJ Simmons of North Carolina of
finance committee Democrat Senator w j. Stone Missouri
crat; Senator H G. Lodge Of Massachusetts Republican.
C. s. ALBERT. g
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FIND TORPEDOES
Sank STEAMERS

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, April
12.-Inyestigators for the Dutch gov
ernment have reported that the Duten
steamers Tubantia and Palembeng
were torpedoed The cause Of ter
sinking has been IN doubt. Germany
has officially denied that any Ger
man warship was responsible for the
loss of the Tubautia
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VILLA BELIEVED
in HIDING while
TRAILERS SEARCH

Ell, PASO, Texas, April 12.-While
the story that Gen. Villa is masking
his trail is believed to be fiction, in
sofar as he is said. to be destroying
evidences of his flight, 1t is believed
that Americans are pursuing Villa
rear guard, which has been assigned
to beguile the cavalrymen from his
hiding-place, fayorite trick which
the willy bandit leader has practised
for years.
Messages from the American head
quarters today indicate that the T..
8. troops are far beyond Parral. II
villa is alive he is now in the noun
tains of Durango.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. April 12.-Miller
Huggin's Cardinals opened the season
today before large crowd with vie
tory over the Pittsburg Pirates with
Jimmy Callahan as manager. The
score was 2 to 1, and throughout the
game the crowd was on edge.
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fAssociasad Press b FEDERAL Wirslessl

Z GORREON, Mexico. April 12.--In
ffye-hour battle between Carranzistas
and bandits under Ceniceros at Pas
ale, 20 outlaws were killed and the
others fled to the hills.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April H.
The home team proved too strong for
the Giants today, and although the
game was exciting throughout, the
work of the Quakers was snappy and
New York was defeated to 4.
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BROOKLYN, N. Y, April 12.-The
Boston Braves proved to be too strong
for the Trolley Dodgers in the open
ing game today on Ebbetts field, and
defeated Wilbur Robinson's crew by
a score of to l.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-12

CINCINNATI, o., April 12-Joe
Tinker's combined Cubs and Whales
came to Redland today and proceeded
to humble Herzog's tribe by a score
of Z to /. A record crowd attended
the game.
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reported that the Teut0ns have cap
tured fortified positions near Dew
tepe.
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MAILS

Nippon Maru, Apr Is.
For San Frsncisco-
Wilhelmina. April 10.
From Vancouver:
Makura, April IS.
For Vancouver:
Niagara, Apr. 2s.
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Especial Marconigram to Liberty
News.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-12
You and |

and know you're Of mine,
a friendship that and like old wine.
the hand friendly sort
And % you all the things
to link with mine and SINGING to the task
In % only this,
he day just fight and through
Trusting glad, You for Me and for
to know you'd should you call,
Inc should in the hearts of usthats ALL
TO albesidc the world should prove unture
/ could hen hopcueyed, be of
Of tn things in life worth while
IN rlche 20 and Lios a tear and smile
But whit all i sail when at the
gores dimming--thats friend
. So at hest, If wonder What and Why
10 with Friendship everYou and IT,
the be- sad, fight through,
= eyerng TO De glad, You for Me and for You
-. FOLEY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-12
NOTES OF sOCIETl

Mrs. James A. Blainey entertained
the members Of her club Monday
afternoon, the guests Of the after
noon being Mrs r. w d. Bryan, Mrs.
Ernest a. Davis and Mrs. Frederic
HOrnby.
Mrs. w. s. Hopewell was an in
formal luncheon hostess yesterday
afternoon, entertaining for Mrs. Sadie
Neustadt and Miss Minnie Holman,
of FL Paso.
Governor and Mfs. w. c. Mcdonald.
OF Santa Re, ana DR.. and Mrs. .. G.
Vial, of Roswell, were guests of Nj.
and Mrs. Isaac Barth last week.
Mrs c. II. Conner gave an informal
tea Wednesday afternoon to a mum
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CONTINUED Page ThreeD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-12

TO the stockmens convention, and at
the same time one of the best muslcal
programs ever rendered In this city
WIS given.
The paror, reception hall and din
ing room were thrown open, making
one big room The rooms were law
ishly decorated with ferns and flow
ers. The guests were ushered into
the rooms by Mrs Max Nordhaus and
Miss Ilfeld.
The progam which included piano
selections, vocal numbers either Sc
lections and classic, dances, was as
follows
aValse DC Concert"--Mrs. Reid
"Greetings to Tyrol," either selec-
ton by Mr. Rogensberger.
solo. rRoses in June Mrs. Hen
ing.
Valse IN E-profcssor seder.
solo, "My wild Irish Rose'--Mrs.
White
either Selection--Mr Regensberger.
Solo. "Summer''-Mrs Bradford.
Piapo selection, spanish Caprice
Mrs. llhnoe.
Solo. New Mexico Mrs Hening
lnltlpifltlNt hdlN''' ti',"i "l""-
ish and Italian, by Mrs. Baehfens.
At tha close Of the program re-
freshments were served
ANS
Fore" yelled the golfer, ready
ia play. But the woman on tho
course paid 20 attention.
"ForelN he shouted again with
no effect
"Ah. suggested his opponent
in disgust. try her once with
three ninety-eightW -lIadies
journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-12
: : ?
THE WOM.AN'S CLUB.

At the meeting of the Woman +,
club held Friday afternoon the Off
GERS who had been elected at the
meet the week before were installed,
and the chairman and directors Of
the various sections were appointed.
These were as follows.
Literature: Airs. J. A. Miller. chair
man, and Mrs. Reuben Perry. direc-
tor; domestic science: Mrs. w. VI.
Bryce. chairman. aud Mrs. George
Mueller, director. civlcs. Mrs. George
r. Albright chairman. and Mrs. L. L.
Fletcher director. child welfare. DR..
Margaret Cartwright-Good. chairman.
and Mrs julia Brown, director;
music Miss Jennie Trott chairman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-12

numbers specially arranged for them
by Professor Seder. The University
Choral club of thlrty-five voices will
be on the program. as also the Uni
versity male quartet
The soloists win include several ar
lists who are prime favorites with
the local public, including Mrs. Ralph
NJ. Henderson. of Santa Fe, violinist;
Mrs. Mabel Stevens Himoe, pianist,
Miss Louise Thorn, mezzo- soprano
and Robert r. Sewell, baritone.
One Of the features OF the program
will be the Cadman song-cycle, The
Morning Of the Year" to be sung by
Mrs. Henderson. Miss Thorn, T. 8.
Seder and II. r. Sewel This bcautl-
full cycle was first publicly performed
In this city during Cadmans stay here
lome years ago. and has not been
heard since, and its repetition will
undoubtedly be popular.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-12
WOODEN WEDDING.

Mr. and Mrs. sidney U. Rosenwald
celebrated their wooden wedding an
niversary Monday evening by giving
dinner party The guests were seved
in wooden dishes, which caused much
merriment. The floral decorations
and the general color scheme We're
in red, green and white.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. David
Rosenwald, Mr.. and Mrs. semour
Lewinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Jaffa.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry WELLER, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Spitz, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Stern. Miss Rosenwald Mr.. Milton
Floersheim and Mr.. Dave NJ. Rpsen-
Wald
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-12
MISS CONNER ENTERrAINs.

day evening at tho country club COM
pllmentarv TO Mr. G. II. Young, OF
Higgins. Texas The decorations were
sweet peas and palms. 4 two course
luncheon was served.
The invited guests We're Mr.. and
Mrs II. .. strong, Dr. ana Mrs {. H.
Conner. Miss Grace StortS. Miss car
olyn Michael, Miss Mary Craig, Miss
Agnes Moore. Miss Bessie strong, Miss
Louise I.owber Miss Prunella Duke,
Miss Elizabeth Arnot, Miss Louise
Bell Miss Rebecca H0rner, MISS Mar
earet Flournoy, Miss Helen Vincent,
Miss Laura Colgan. Miss Pauline sew
ell. Miss Evelyn Long. Miss Kathleen
Long. Miss Ruth Tompkins, Miss
Bernice Hesselden. Miss Ruth State
son. Miss Salome Stateson, Miss Anna
Baldridgc. Miss katherine Conway
Miss Julia kelcher. Miss Katherine
Keleher Miss Martha Henderson, Miss
katherine McMllen Miss Katherine
ChaVes. Miss Angelica Howden, Miss
Lillian Spickart. Miss Margarct Nc
Gamma. Miss Alberta Hawthorne, Miss
Evelyn Trotter, Miss Alleen Bragrnan
Miss sue Atkins OF Roswell; Messrs.
+ Donald Wilson. Earl porterfield, f.
Goun. Clarence Blickenderfer, James
Redfield. Harold Miller, Seals Nor
San. Orin McGary Carl Aydelott
! Harold Perry lNle Vincent Robert
/ Wigley. Pelham Mcclellan, Jack La
pralk. Louis Nohl Louis Hcsselden'
Ralph kelchcr. Amado Chavcs Jre
Ni0tt croft. brooke Rranuy. Van
0leson. carl Broroin. Robert shepard,
George Sampson. Robert Hopcwell'
Glenn Emmons, Fred Sabin. pearce
/ Rodev. Gcorgc white, Lyman Thack-
Icn. Homer clarke, Robert Claiborne,
+ Al Hunt Richard Upton Robert sew
81. Allan Bricc Dave Rittenhcuso aud
Clement Young OF Higgius, Texas.
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MRS NoRpnNIs' MUslCAlr

AiuualvrQna hospitality was never
hetler eNempiIflet than hg Mrs MsN
Nordhaus in The msuicale gwen At
her handsome Central avenue home
Wednesday evening in honor ot the
feminine contingent " The visitors
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-12

Mrs. L. T. Booth of Mountain View
ranch entertained the Progressive
Country club Thursday evening. Five
hundred was played and refreshments
We're served.
Tho Tuesday club was delightfully
entertained last week BY Mrs. c. r.
Schutt at her home on North Fourth
street Besides the club members,
the guests were Mrs. II. Hanlon and
Mrs. a. Sehutt of Seattle. Five hum
dred occupied the afternoon. after
which the hostess served a luncheon.
Prizes were won by Mrs. G.. H..
Sweeney and Mrs. 4 Schutt,