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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
WIRE I:NTtNt:LEMI:NTS
PARTLY Buried IN SNOW

From this the German line easily
"uUl! he distinguished. and stretching
AWAY for miles on either sac could
be seen tho tops of the posts supporting
a field of barbcd wire cntanclcmcuts
buried partly in snow. which in the
bright sunshine took on Il reddish color.
In spite of the hardShips brought
about by tho cold and wind in tho hills.
together with the arduuus work OF
making roads and bring n- up supplies
over tho rocky hillsid.s. many OF tho
officers and men have become so az.
custcmcd to their surroundings that
they decline To be relieved and sent to
the rear 10 enjoy the rare periods Of
rest accorded to the fighting forces
The men in the from, line. like their
comrades at other parts of the front
stretching from Switzerland to the
North Sea. have TO content themselves
with the shelter afforded by dugouts
There they keep warm by means OF
heavy clothing. as there ) peril in
lighting fires even under cover The
conformation Of the ground. however,
permits the approach OF supply details
and. under most circumstances. at
least ON, hot meal daily is provide d.
The cold - 50 piercing tina, Il hu, been
found necessary TO shorter the period
"t du'y IN the open. Even tie hardy
mounta imccrs ConpcSini, Tho troops
employed here cannot resist II. sh.rL
frOstS While standing. ri@!dly q guard
for many hours at linn" Tho new
system o. Quick rclicrs la. been found
10 work very well. and tr.r. is as
tonishugly li,tle suffering ana me- COM
plan, on rhe part Of thc mou
Further down tho hi.l SLOPES. IN The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
PRESENTS FOR SOL IERS
OF PUNITIVE EXPEDITION
:" ''hrSe rents Where Package. Arc
stored H~.cmhIc Department
Stores.
lRy As-oclatch rr.ssl

FIELD HEADQUARTERS. MEXICO
December 23.-Twcnty-uyc Thousand
dollars would not cover tho coy, ~
presents tho people o. the tinted
states have sent to the soldiers Of tho
punitive expedition. it was estimated
today by the committee in charge OF
tho Christmas celebration. ALTHOUGH a
majority of tho gifts have come from
various Red Cross charters. hundreds
have come from individuals
Inc SIX large tents where the pack
a-ss arc stored rcscn BILE department
stores Among the large con siynmcnts
arc 1900 cigars, ll,oo0 pounds or
candy. 90" pounds OF :mol>in- tobacco.
5000 comfort bags. 1000 christmas
packages. barrels Of honh made jellies
and two complet" gets or baseball
equipment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
Dock Streets.

dent: y } Mouahan, III. secro,ary and
treasurer both Of Richmond.
National Veneer Company. lac. i:ich-
mond. MaNimum. SieuOoo: minimum.
) "o": Ilr value. 500. Clarence Mill
hiser. president: W. T. Simmons .ccrc-
tary both 81 Richmond.
LcckI" Coal Company. inc. Norfolk.
Capitai stock. Slco,oCo; par ,uluc 500.
William i.o.i>ic president. Wclch. W.
VA; ,lrank i:nin. secretary and treas
urcr. 81 Norfolk
Universal Fastener aud Logging Cor
p"ration. Covingt"n. Maximum. $50.
.>iljs'cr. S"crctary-both Of Coviuuto,,.
Howen X riichman. Inc N"wpor;
News AiaNin'in. $4,000: minimum.
SCOOP: par NHiu". $i"o. II. W. Bowen,
prcsilcnr: !. +. Til"hrlau, secretary
both "f Newport News.
III" Commercial Quick Lunch ana
SOFT prinN C"rnorati"n, N"rf"il. Alan
tmun. sa-con: minimum. S5un. par value.
$i"n ". H. Robinson. president. t"~~
EohInsun. secretary both 81 Nurfolk.
jui"p supply Company. lnc.. Seven
Mile l'"",! Maximum. >l5.Uo0, riiui-
mum f..5"o: thr value; 80 y -.
.."cret.ry aud treasurer both Of ScNcu
,..charlrs, W. ilardwic>e X 60. Inc.
Eiyhmond. Maximum. n.o"u: mimic
mum. ZOO: par ,aluc. Si0r. Charles
". liardNN ict". president. Allen -. I'm
dr,ws. a""rctary--both ~ Richmond.
Whitcuuk Coal Corporation MIS-.
Maximum S5,oo0: minimum. $500; ~
value. $50. Il. l.. E>ucr. president W.
~. Bond. secretary and ,rcaSurcr-b" IA
OF Wise.
The Thompson Plaster company. Inc.
L"cshur@ Maximum, $in":oeo: mini
mum. Slo.co@; par value, s1ce IL. y
Thompson. president: II. &. Litticiohu.
Sccr"tary aud treasuror-both OF Lees
burg
!rc Corporations Eadt"rd. incrcasi, =;
capital stock from $4,000 to $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
BUGGY BLOWN FROM ROAD
Occupants Thrown out During Wind.
Storm in iEnrri<unbnrg
Section.
lspccial to The Times- nisna tch.l


HAl;tISONBURG, VA December ct.
-t'urth'r details arc coming in to-
dag regarding the havoc played yes
teruaH by az unsca Sonahle electric
storm. Near Mount Clinton, northwest
or HarriSonburc, ono dozen barns.
sheds and porchcs were :nroofed by
the wind that blew like Il Kansas
cyclone.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Perry Lineweaver were
DRIVING "a the city when the wind
blow the buggy ont OF the road and
threw them into the ditch. Charles
carr had II similar experience In tho
saiur Vicinity.
The roof Of North Mountain School
W;.s carried away. Herbert Anderson
had two fine cattle killed outright
when TIC wind blew his barn down.
The thunder and lightning were OF
unusual violence. There was heavy
IA in.
From Shenandoah County comes
similar story. Telephone polee and
trees were blown down generally. The
storm camo during sudden warm
wave that followed Week Of snow
and near-zero weather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
, CRY CIntt-Tr COtItT.

Monday Holiday
Tu"sdni Aetna Life Insurance COM
rAnN- IS. POTTS X McComas. etc. ratte-
u II
Wednesdays VI Roscnbloom VS. city
81 Erhw"nd Lamb ~ Lamb. y. q; II.
Wednesday, Deal & Palmer "
Gich"ih"rGer Mcclure. Ricly. Bryan x
fGEi"siun, il. g.: w Il Smith. r. d
Ihu' SdaY--N. - Mayors VS. Charles
ANA NJ Wright :. :. l. Pattcsoi,
j.. g.. D. NJ. Long; u. Il.
Thursday -. claire VS.. Richmond
~ i.amh. p. Il. =, Justin Moore. p. a.
l1ld"N- oliver Durant vs. Charles II.
IinSl"N Commissioner of Revenue .tc.
J"!irl"s y Joffries. Loyal Taylor X
Whit'. D. a.. Acknowledgement and
James Barbour -. Il.
F"idaN- NirS mia hallway and Power
Company -. Todd. Moore. n. u; Justis,
y. d.
SJlurdaN.-ppcu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
ASKS WILSON IN LETTER
TO END WAR IN EUROPE
Girl Brings Communication From
bertrand Russell, Eng
IiSh I'ncitiSt.
PLAN To EvADE CENSOR
President j. Told That, ir Nothing Is
Done to Stop Conflict, European
Civilization L. in Great Danger OF
l'crishinr.

NEW YORK. december 23.-A special
eommittcc Of tn" American Neutral
Conferences Committee loft hero carly
to-day for Washington TO present to
president Wilson letter from Ber-
traUd Russell, tho noted English paci-
list, lecturer aud philosophers appealing
{" the President 10 end tho, war in
Europe. Tn" committee consists Of
George Foster Peabody. Pau l. KEEL
loe- and Miss Emily Greene Ealch.
The letter WAS brought To this coun-
try hv AN unnamed and otherwise UNI
identified messenger from England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

cows have hccn Invented ~ ENGLAND
t" siN" girls who are lcarniu2 +" ho
miikmai6S practical instruction
Tho Spanish city OF Seville. "u,,eth"
most famous ia tho world for its sul>,
is plannin: L" revive the industry
Successful cNuorimentS with cotton
grown" have been carried on ia tn,
canal conc Icy 81 North Carolina man.
ont al the 5.S.S miles Of railruaL
III IapanA all but 26j miles arc owned
by tho government. Tho Japanese
SoNcrnn)"n' plans To "onstrr!"; ia
miles "f rCw railroad each wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
.REtENrLN FINED $500 For
OPPOSING CONSCRlI'TIDN

MY Russell who j. heir TO Earl Rus
sell. and ~as y lecturer and fellow o.!
Trinity. Cambridge. recently Was fined
$500 for having written a pamphlet
opposing CONSUMPTION in Euglaua lie
was forbidden 10 enter any prohibited
area ia London
The letter reads:
'Sir,--You have an opportunity OF
performing; signal service - man
kind. Surp"ssin:: even tn. scrvic. OF
Abraham Lincoln great ~ ,hrt was.
II = IN Your power to bring the war
10 az cud 10y :, just peace, which shall
do all that could possibly hc done to
ailaN the fear Of new wars in the near
future.
1T is not yet too late 10 save Euro
pean civilization from destruction. hut
II may be TOO late If the war j. allnw,d
to continue for Ihc further Two or
three years With which our miliarists
threaten us.
The military situation has nov dc
vclopcd 10 q point where the ultimate
issue is clcar in its broad outline. 20
al who nrc capable of thought. II
must u. Obvious to the authorities in
all TIA" hclligercut countries that no
victory for either side is possible. IN
!:urope, the Germans have the advau-
tage; outside % Europe and at sea. III.
allies haN" The ADVANTAGE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
MIGRATION OF NEGROES;
IMAGINARY BIG WAGES
NctIiin. New i'm Present Movement
Has Been Going OH for Fully
Thirty Years.
LIVING COST NOT CONSIDERED
If He Was a Frugal Individual,
Sanbo Could Save More at Smaller
Pay In the South, but That Cuts
No Figure.

Tho migration OF negroes from tho
South. attracted by what appears TO
them to bc fancy wages offered for
their labor by the Northern nunition
plants aud kindred industries. has been
going on for two years. and the end
is. appa rcntly. not in sight. There wax
hut little said about il until the past
fall and since. and attention was then
attracted To IL because of charges in
some quarters that attempts had been
lad" 10 absorb These negroes into tho
electorate ana vote them in bodies be-
fore they had complied with tho terms
Of tn" cl"cti"n laws Of tho States they
hnd landed IN. This brought the sub
Jcct out with proninCnC". and then tho
ptopi" down in this section of tho
'oun'r" began To look INFO tho more
serious ASPECTS of tho matter. cspe-
cially the fact u.at tho noN cinent was
crcatin. /" scarcity Of labor In the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

NEWpOliT NEWS. VA. Dcccmhc. %
e. !. Ford. f.. u. Crockett and Walter
u. liN"5"N hav" organized Il comp:,ny
/" establish her" u hay -comprcsSinG
plant. They propoS" To erect the
necessary buildings and install the ma :
'hincrN Tor a daily capacity Of fifty car
loads Of hay The buildings and ma
clIiGcVN Will cost over $4,000 Hay
viii b" compressed for shipment across
he ocean
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

rho following, marriage licenses worr
ISSUED yesterday by the clerk Of THE
liuStinuS Court.
Joseph j.. Sweeney aud Violet ,ptcy
lanes NJ Dyson and Mabel T.. Moore
And'cw 9. Sp"ju Hnd SaI,,h l.. Brown.
liama.
.l@scph Fouos ana Bessie Nixon.
James . Nhillips ANA Minnie l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
SOLDIERS EXpNESS
LONGING FUIt PEA CT;

In all Tho bciligcrcnt countries. SOL
hicrS VINO ~" wounded or home ON
leave express an utter lo;,thing Of
III" trenches. despair Of ever
achieving It military decision, and "a
terrible longing Tor peace.
Our militarists have successfully
opposed the granting Of votes TO SOL
diers. get III al! the countries an at
tempt is made 80 persuade the civilian
popui"ilon that war WEAKNESS is
confined 10 The soldiers OF the enemy.
Everywhere. fricndS OF peace a,c met
with the diaholctl argument that the
brave men who have died must not
have shed Their blood IN Nar. AND
so every impulse of mercy toward tho
soldiers who are stiil living is dried
up and withcrcd by false and barren
loyalty TO those via" are past Gar help.
Even the nlcn hitherto retained FOR
making munitions, for deck labor and
for other purposes essential TO the
prosecution of the war are gradually
being drafted into tho armies and re-
placed u.s. women With the sinister
threat OF colorcd labor in the back
l .E, al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
COT NtII. SCHEDULE.

III" following meetings of tho COIN
81 committees hud been called ycstcr.
dtN' iur this wUoIS.
Tuesday Streets : O'Clock rublic
l.ulldlu-S. o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
Eau. Dead rrom Wnvon.

Especial 10 The TiMes- Dispatch.l
BRISTOL. Va. December 23-wil-
liam fitz, "a farmer, residing near Erie.'
toll, fell dead from his wagon to-day
near bristol His wife. and several
children survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
touur CALENDARS.

Noi"--l. -. is the abhrcviation fol,
pr" "a" reni., which means for tho
ria'ntltt. ana l.. l.. is the Authorization
,or pro dsf"ndantc. which means for
the defendant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
CuANcEn, DEED on Crust
On" Dee" Of rr"ns:: Amounting

T.. NJ. cole 10 =. Is Trant trustee.
t"Nl.n foot west line OF sixth Strce,
lu" feet north OF Louisiana street. also
- by irrccultr lines east lin" OF sixth
. street. iSr feet north at Louisiana
street. December ~ 1915: $i.2.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
BEIIENES CIVILIZATION
IL HEiNG ENDANGERED

There Is very real danger that.
il nothing is done 10 check the fury
Of nntionai passions. European civilian
tion rs We har" lSnown IL, will perish
"a" completely rs IL persisted when
Rome fell before tho har6arians
PROM considerable personnel "Xpc-
ricncc, rc-cnrorcod by all that | can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
CHARTERS ISSUED.

charters We're granted YESTERDAY by
.ue sal Corporation Commission as
follows
Nosbv Wost Iu-.. Eicbu75Td.
Man uum. S-5rop. mIujnuW Slo.uUr.
~ NN.u.. ..u ]. Mnsi y Wr.l n-nsi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

learn from others. believe that the
desire for peace is almost universal,
not only among the soldiers. but
Throughout the waEe-carninE 2lasScs.
ANA especially in Industrial districts.
IN spite OF high wages and steady
employment. If Il plcoiscitc OF tho ma
''"n were taken on the question
whether negotiations should hc
ini,lntcd. am contidcn, that AN ovcr.
WhclninS majority would be in r,.
Nor or TINS course. and that the 3rni.
is true OF france. Germany and AUS
ria-lluucaIN.
II! the German government. as now
seems likely. would not only restore
conquered territory. but also it's adhcr-
cnce TO tho league to enforce peace
or some similar method of settling
disputes without war. fear would be
a'iaycd and II is almost certain that
an offer of media ton from YOU would
give rise to an irrcsistib movement
IN FAVOR "f negotiations. But the dead
lo'k ~ Sh"h that no near end of the
war ~ hE"iH except through the me-
diatton OF an outside power, and such
mediation can only come from you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

ing Will probably tc ready for occu-
plnCy IN the carly summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
II, >r,>us COURT. FART Il

Sa,urday-ppcu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-30
Current Poetry
Tomorrow

What holdest thou IN dowcr'
To-day. in its last hour.
Shall soon, n ~tthcrcd flower.
Drop from tho stem Of time.
And. dead and curled. blow alm'ess
Upon some current nameless.
Forgotten. faded famelos8.
Whilst thou art In thy prime.
What holdes, tsou IN %treasure'
Shall sorrow reign. or pleasure
or each In equal measure
Hold fer a space fun sway"
Shall We have power 10 change thee.
Or 10 our Wills arrange thee.
TIL time itself esirang9 thee,
And thou be yesterday
Have all n days. now ended.
To thy uphuildins tended7
Hast thou on Ms depended
For what thou art 10 he'
Or from times far beginning
Hast thou thy way been winning
with chaneeless need OF SHINING.
OF pain and ecstasy?
Thou soonest vast. Tomorrow.
And from the past OF sorrow
We come III last 10 borrow
Some solace from thy scope.
For when. from Eden farms.
The lost ones walked dcspairing,
God saw all woe. and. caring,
bestowed the boon OF hope.
BY Annie O'Connor IN NciO York
T!msa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-30

MIR aud Mrs Gcor-. N,ncr r.,,,r-
ed last MINT from their r-.r,,,..,.
tho beaches
Mrs f. ,,.rst.,E
ia, guest OF Mrs. d. r. Eu-cls. az
Wet TIicyrs. during the Wc,D
Nj and Mr. : o. E,un.. uf
,or 'I'y uu guest 100 'u, ,.'I J.,.sa.
ant p, The 'ttr and t., Muu,..uu
'"''"''
OH ''.''" "' .''.' '' " -.'N
p ,4
II. a.. -
ui.s ,,r,.
Mlud.l OIL N.r.l Tv.lrb .trr.,
Nil NI.c, l.,l and N... lI.,a,..
Williams l,fi Tu,.r.. ,.f f.. t.
mo San G,rouIun Il. "a
Mr. and Mr. T. G. t..rYubar.,, off
Trinidad ar, ,I, ...... 81 N,. i.f.r
II E,
WI '"" w. zen ] Na',i. '' II
''" u" '''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-30

Wet silver 10 Sixth ett.t ldNa 90
e. s,huclor. pastor InH .uil. fi-
Joining church. Al prtIU,. 300 tn.
Errlish language
Tomorrow viii h, observed .h1Il.
nay." ar tho Sunday a,ul session.
q o. o. m. Nj s. ~ GouuIfs ui 'h"
y NJ c. \. VIII spoui so th' ~
O'Clock service tho Hn|. communion
Will %, celebrated, W.,u pra irlt1iur.
scrt O. Included lu th' ord o. special
harvest decoration 81 grfir .r-riu
hlc-. ftuit- aud fnW'if 'alul -'t-
mon Saving 'Thtuk fou POO Good
Appropriate Music.
Junior g.. b. 3 Nu o. w. SENIOR iu-
dcnyor g. D. 10 T'pi. .Tuu lu-
-%ociltou Of school iIi, - Selma
k.toUcr. leader.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-30
Central \,cru, N,t,o,ii.,

Scar High school R,,. Joshua '.
jones. pastor
sunday school e.i1 a. ~.
Junior Lcague-3 90 =. n.
Senior League So o. ~.
and 30 y. IN.
Rev. George H. GiNun. prcsIdiua
ElGrr Of the Albuquerque district vii
preach at both moruiug aud o,euiui
ncr,icc-. Special music uy choir.
Prayer mcctiur Wednesday oycuiu.
80 y. N.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-30


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uU,,r. .,.a,.t.
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.~..,.,, ICON .,.. a,.,,.t ID,
md u.uu..i V.,1 ..rr. ,,., .,.
gold cloth. brilliant bucnIt-
Mir ana Mrs 4. Russell Eigtr. 81.
buoucrJue white satin gown ti,m.
med JOB rose a.J SILVER 'aD, ,lp. o.
h.tc tuiic huIdcrcd with rus t's..
cord
Mr and Mi Bort skinner A'"d-
d"'ii''. ''''N 'u''' owl
''ulh
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H." ~ n,,a,,
-, n.-,rr,a,,r .I, ,,Inw.d ain
! hf,,k ,,l,,t with rowe az black let
Mr. ana Nr. f,ul,rJ Miller. AIbu-
queruuc. pink six tullc over white
satin.
Mr. and Mrs. W NJ Wyldcr. Al
| hu%querquc. pink satin draped IN
white tullo with silver trimming.
MI. and MR.. Rueben Ferry Anu
pnerqne' oi'c" net WIZ" "reu'so'h'
sPans''S'
Dr, anu MrS, I'm" va,
LII, r,aa" ~
WIN '"'.',, ,.,,
$40 $50, -, orr,wcnts
- ~. :, eut,o. Al
MI II MIS- d u. summers AZ
"ud"''p"e' So" ~
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o'oh'u anu '''
MI. anu MT warn Ahu''s'"' ~,
buquerQue, black charmeuse' with
gold trlmmlnss'
Nh. and Mrs. Mardorf santa Fc
black spanglcd net over blacH crer.
Col and Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld Albu-
| uueraue. y. NJ.
AR and Mr.. Gcorac T. Partridge,
,-huoper,,tr rc,.h yet,r, with IT,,
trimming
,u,,
anu Mis' ;. ,,n - 'n.a,
P'o''ue' 'fpl' s'''m 90. m
NC "'"l.'''7s -" '
MI ana Mie I"lh fitinIhE' Anu
uherGu'.
Mr.. ana Mrs. g. G. TRAVIS. Albu'
Uucruuc uIacK sa,u aud gold lace.
AR and Mrs pry.on Riggs Miami
Ariz rose colorcd g,orge,tc crcp,
ou- br,i5,roa in siiycr.
~, .. r,.,.r Ann.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-30

Elaborate Jnl beautiful .u ever.
ucta.. nI ta, uIuO.u4 Irto tho Mon.
tozutlH NIlI ou lust evening nc fI.
AltaiHlu Nutcl Tn" note. wa trans
formed into "a scene OF extreme
beauty and the patio vas effectively
decorated for IN" occasion Too
fountain was brilliantly illuminate.
with about Iue lights of Brc.n. r"
aud yellow and tables where Gee
frosbmcnts were served during the
evening were arranged around "a,
cout: Japanese lantern were strung
from .hc corners oi the cour, 20 m,
ccntci fountain During tho Js-
scmt..ng of the $3.50 guests II g.
DAVIS chairman II the executive
committee tnd general manager pre-
sided lu the ballroom. from 1u ON.
closure of immense palms formlus
an alcoNc q wonderfully Inspiring
orchestra. consisting 90 twelve pieces.
|Giscoursnd music for the gay dancer q,
The grand march. led hy Governor
aud Mr. Mcdonald took place a. 90
O'Clock Sconccs intcrtwincd with
southern sn,ilaN and massive palms.
around the ball ruom aud NCrauda,
lent grace n dignity To- the setting.
An elegant supper vac served AZ
12t2o in the dining room, which va
oxqulsitcly appointed.
II was with reluctance that, the
dancer made their exit from the
bah room, drawing to "A close the
most brilliant event OF the season
The following were ~patronesses at
the affair. Mcsdamcs j -. Herndon,
/ AsnF.VL. M II - DA..nnAulN fraAN
Rarth. " * Wyldcr. Jos kircher, G.
G. Manning, T. j. Algcr. Max Nord
haus. Noa ilfeld. Roy Mcdonald $.
4. Rosenwald. Henry G. Coors. Jr..
J. " Elder. L. G.. Cornish. D. 4
Macpherson ". g. Reno. Frank Hub.
hell Ward Anderson. II. - BursUm.
4. L. Edgar. J. T.. Smithcrs, T. y.
Naughcy c. T. Mardort Kuchcu
Perry. II. O. strong. Ivan Gruusfcld,
John Lee CLARKE. Alfred Grunsicld.
William + Southland, VI l. stern W.
g. kcim. J. II. OHIclly. g. ~ Con
ucr. George Eosliugtuu. Thomas
Hughes n +. r Chase
Those acting on the executive com
mitt'r wcro n T. DAVIS. chairman,
Ernest Arson Davis. Erncs, Ian.
dolt. Thomas Hughes, Robert Crews,
Charles b. Lomhke william MvMl-
Ian
on the floor committee were Err
nest Lauiolr. chairman. j Wit.
Gro>cr pc,iuo. nr W y Loyelaco
John McFio John Merle, Jr. and
Horudou Lchr.
The lovely gowns Of thc interested
spectators and the fetching duu,nl
r'Datly 10 the beauty
and slir'y Of tho scene. purirr Oh.
course ui the evening cards were
dis'r nUt,I 90 the gentlemen. wh.
wrot, the name - the lady thoy c-
,ortei and q description of hcr
gown Here ls a complete RESUME
Of the results.
.oyernor and Mr. Ncnuu1'u
santa ~" gown " wouvc net gol,
cloth trimmed with Siuo .,,
,rrcde-c,ut ~riuu...ders.
Mr and Mr. " =. southland. Al
huquorguc. gown OF gold cloth VIA
tulle drapcries and gold lace trim
ming
Il f. LaudolA and MIR. \. ] Bol
land OF Carrizozo. y NJ green ap
Iicot and silver with seed i'tr
Mr aud Mr. H. -. BursuIu. So
zorro. y " gown, black satin viii
tullc trimming.
Mr. and Mrs Henry g. Coors u.
Albuquerque; black tulie with IRE
descent bands.
II Emery Davis and Miss Gear
Tompkins. Albuquerque. SILVER tull.
over white satin.
Sir. and Mrs. W. e. Reid. Alhu
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corner Coal avenue and Broadway.
\ Toothuker. minister.
sunday school. H.i5 a. m. divine
worship IL a ma, subject of The ser
u,ou. Tho Love That rtssoth KuoVl-
edge Following the .cimon thorH
viii Dee the ubscr,t uc. of the Lords
supper, also reception oi members
ana baptism.
Aouus Peoples Mc.tlus $3.50 %. m
gospel service. 1850 y m subject
Nearby Though t-urcCuguiz,d
/ Forces.
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Luncheon bridge.

Mrs Ernest Davis vas hostess 20
the Luucueon-Br.dge club on We'd
nesday, honorIng Mrs, Louis ~iayuolds
Of Hullnrogk. Ariz. \ beautiful piece
Of silver was awarded MIR Frank
Butt for the nigh scorc. The guest
prize was 10 Pretty work bag u' How o
cred sllk. .u unique dcs.'u.
Those present were Nh Frank
Batf. Miss Jennie Eu', Miss Lofl
lLo,ritcc Miss Nayb"llc %iuyc'a.,.
Mis s. g.. McElwalu. MIR Jack Ray
nolds. Mrs. Louis Rayuuld. Mrs.
| George valiant.
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Corner Lead avcnue Ind South
Third sercct charles oscar Hickman
pastor. Miss Edith GoiaS. doaconess.
Mr. y. " BeuninR. secretary ot
the Y NJ @. A.. viii speak AT II u. NJ
Mr.. Robert Scwcll viii bring the mes
rar' va oug NJ evening worship
sunday schooi at alo a. VA. Ep.
worth League at so y IA.
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y m. in room l. y. 4 NrmlIo build
.uv
an the works OF Mary Baker Eddy
aud other authorized Christian Science
literature ia maintained IA connection
with the reading room.
The public is cordially invited 10
attend the sunday ser .rcr. me Wed
ncsdHy evening mcctlure ANA 20 Visit,
tho reading room
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topic Double Iie,IN knots 100.
* the last of o series ~ SERMON. tu
young people
" you pro looking for q church tht
gets results tuIs b. the ou'