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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

ningham. Vernon Hillcry and Elmer
Capshaw of Drumrlght will ENJOY a
swimming party and picnic supper at
Belle Isle park this evening
n -
Mr. and Mrs. John Swansberger will
entertain informally with bridge this
evening in honor OF Mrs J. \ Potter
OF Waco, who Is the guest OF Mrs J \
Brlucnham Other guests will be
McSsrs. and Mines. K. f. Palmer Guy
rempctou. Porter II Morgan. Harlan
r. Dcupree. George z. Mehl, J. NJ.
Coudit, !. {. Duaney and J \ Brltten-
ham
Contrary to the usual custom over
the country OF disseminating the story
telling hour at the library during the
summer months. Mrs NJ Gill and
Mrs. Edith BarrowS Russell have con
tinucd the work here and the apptcCia-
tion ot their efforts IS shown IN the
good attendance every Saturday morn
| ing During the last six week, Mrs.
/ Gill has introduced the children 70
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YEN h} ho'" ! 'rNnS'oh NJ 'NLS'-
Icn' prog am is o''ns arranged ''' on'
next wear ""'s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
Banks in West Lead
Country in Surplus

WASHINGTON, Aug loBanks IN
western states with an average surplus
OF l2 percent IN excess OF the legal
requirements led all the banks Of tho
reserve system in surplus on hand June
80 A geographical analysis OF the re-
turns for that date made public to-
night shows the following surplus iig-
ures
New England states SISOOOOO, an
excess Of e percen, above require
men,; eastern states. S885OOOWO ex-
cess a percent southern states, SILL
100000 excess l0} percent; middle
states. $50 O0O 900 excess o. percent /.
western states. $loSOVnW excess l32
percent. Pacific states, $lSh,OOOOO, ex-
cess Ill percent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

SUNG year Sixteen members were
present and the evening was spent in a
general discussion OF the next years
work The study club outlined its
course and plan, for helping younger
girls who are Just starting on bust
ness career were discussed The an
nual meeting OF the club will be hell
September rs when the election OF Of
Ulcers will take place
Il q x
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Weaver, Mrs
VI. " Weaver, the Misses floy Bur
.on Amelia Weaver. tluy Weaver
RoSabcl pedder. Barbara Weaver and
Lucy Weaver. Mc,>fs Morrison Cum
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
Hints For
Your Home
Picked Walnuts.

NNE hundred walnuts, Salt and
l water To each quart OF vinegar al.
~ low two ounces OF whole black pep
per, one ounce OF allSpice, one ounce OF
bruised ginger Prick each walnut
with fork Prepare strong brine
oi sal, and water four pounds OF sal,
to each gallon OF water, into which put
the walnu,s letting them stand nine
days, changing the brine every third
day Drain them off put them on a
dish place it IN the sun until they
become perfectly black, which will be
in two or three days Have ready dry
Jars, into which place the walnuts, and
do not quite fill the Jars Boil sui
ticient vinegar to cover them, ior ten
minutes and pour i, no, over the wal.
nuts which must be quite covered with
the pickle, and tie down and keep in
a dry place. They will he n, for us.
in month and will keep good two or
three years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

f~EnnEI" - AfI.III
M AL No. uI-ONNI- VI . " 80. o,.....'.., '',
Wll t''''''''' S'S''' N'' "'''' ~
NNU IN compliment To MIS- Z. L.
MeIloud and MISS ieSsy
Wells Of Dallas, who Is the guest of
Mrs. O. X Paris. and Miss Gra'r
Schlelter OF Chicago, who Is visiting
Mrs. w. /. Long. \ game OF heart
dice was the feature ot the Afternoon,
the high score favor being Voc by Mrs.
Harlan !. Deuprce ana the console.
tion gong to Mrs. NJ. Cond't, hoth
favors were pieces oi embroidered linen
and each oi the honor guests was pre-
sented with pretty VANITY h"H he-
sides the honor guests there were pres
ent Mines londlt peupfee' NJ. smith
) h Coleman, q. Is. FarfW, george >
Nherry Hugh Nt.num IT. u. IaiN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

luncheon was served, the hostess being
assisted by Mrs. H. +, Haniord and
little Miss Marjorie Jones Additional
guests OF the afternoon were Mines
Hantord c, X Thomas, II {. Jones
Misses Blanche Sheehau OF Dilley
Texas, and Florence Prairie OF Shaw
nee The next meeting OF the club
will he August g.
Mrs. Martha Totten has Just re-
turned from a three months visit N
her old home, Indianapolis, and Chi
| cago and is now at home to her friend,
with MIR and Mrs Robert + Garnett
OF lois North Mckinley avenue
| MIR Lon Foster, who has spent the
week attending the Florists assoola
iton meeting in Houston, will return
/ this evening
| Miss Miriam Carpenter entertained
with a Slumher party Thursday nigh
IN compliment to Miss Ethel Carleton
OF Arkansas City, who is the guest o.
/ Miss Pauline Garrison. Other gucst'
IN addition 10 the honor guest and Mis-
Garrison, were Miss Mary Overholsej
and Miss Lydia Guthrie.
X n \
Mrs. John +. Halbert was hostess o
Thursdays meeting OF the Jefferson
Park Auction club and had as add
tional guests Mines A A Davis, vii
liam Robinson, A X West, O L. Juns
Homer {. Lexington and D. II Boyd
The hostess made the high score TO
the club and that for the guests wa
made by Mrs. Davis The club vii
meet next Thursday afternoon wit
Mrs George = Nelson.
\ 4 y
Mr., Claude Weaver and Miss Flo
Weaver returned Thursday evenln
from ChickaSha where they spent sev
eral' days visiting Mrs John Weaver
The evening picnic planned by IN
members OF the D. A. Y p club 10
Thursday evening at Fair Park ha
been postponed indefinitely The mex
regular meeting OF the club will b
September 7, the hostess to he ar
nounccd later
Mrs l. W Price will leave tomor
row evening for Kansas City an
Springfield. Mo, where she will Wis
+ friends ior a week or ten days Sh
will be accompanied By Miss Gle
Brown OF Kansas City. who has bee
the guest OF Mrs Price for sever;
weeks.
Mrs. q. D. Maxey left last evenir
for McAleSter to spend the weck-er
with Mr. Maxey
Mrs Walter s Hanson has been Il
: houscgueSt Of Mrs A. l. Welch iC
several days
Mrs. q, T Workman entertained Il
{ members Of the Llnwood club Thur
NaN H'lii'ls' HaNihs ~ 'pNN'"' ku'N
E Mrs J D. Estes OF Kansas City, Mr.
4 Jewel Chapman and Mrs J. W. Lucs
Ncedlework was followed By a luncl
emo and the club adjourned to me
c August 81, the place OF meeting to
announced later
/. y \
o Mrs Edward Demeter and daughter
T. Miss Olga and Miss Clara, Of Mace
! Mo, who have been the guests of N
'c and Mrs Clarence l.. Henley for Sc
u eral weeks, will leave tomorrow evenir
y, for their home
u y 2 n
, Mrs l.. {. Trueblood and Miss Hell
+. Truebood will leave about Scptemb
l. for Rock Island, Ill.,, where Mi
r. Helen will be placed in the Vile
Chantal Tor the winter
-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
FAvOuTE RECIPES.

Nut Bread.
TAkE two-thirds cuptul sugar.
one egg, one cupful of sweet
q milk, one cupful chopped pc
cans, four cupfuls of flour, two tea
spooniuls OF baking powder siited
with the last two cuptuls OF flour.
Mix and let stand one hour. Bake
in a moderate oven iorty-tive min
uteS
MRS. JAMES II. WHEELER,
oil East Eighth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
Problems
Of the Heart
sy Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson.

n EAR MRS. THOMPSON am
i ~ years old and have been 60
ing with Young man OF the
same age Tor two years ! haven't
kept steady company with him, hu,
have gone out with him very often
during this time have never seen
him with another girl and do not he
l,eve he goes with other girls am
known to everyone We know at his
girl friend
The only iaul, can find with this
Young man is that he is tickle The
reason know he is tickle, is because
the instant ! introduce hi& To my dlt-
ierent girl friends he generally takes
great fancy to them He generally
give, me his undivided attention but
while these iancieS last he pays hardly
any attention to me. His attention TO
these other girls takes place right IN
my presence. However, these iaDcicS
do not last and he comes back to me
as ardent as ever Long intervals
! often intervene during which time |
do not see him after he takes these fan
| cies
like the boy very much, IN Iact bet
ter than anyone else have ever known.
When he acts like this it makes me feel
Vct badly and lose interest IN every
thing Do YOU think his youth Is to
blame and he will overcome this fault :
Would YOU advise me to keep or break
this friendship MELANCHOLY.
You ought to he glad instead OF
Jealous tha, the boy likes your girl
friends Since YOU and he have been
friends for two years YOU can hardly
call him tickle. Don't let calousy
spoil this friendship that means SO
much to YOU II he begins to think
that YOU object to his taking an in
tcrest in other girls and feel that YOU
have claim on him, he may drop
you
Boys cannot stand restraint
NJ y. G. You should remember that
a drunken person is not responsible Tor
what they say or do and the only thing
that you can do is to be kind to your
husband when he is hunk, keep your
self and the children out OF his way a.
much as possible and get as much hap
plneSS as YOU can out OF your daily III,
and the care and rearing of your chill
dren. Don't worry abou, him leaylns
YOU he won't do u
German is the mother tongue OF NOR,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
Watermelon Preserves.

Rlnd Of one large melon
One cup OF unslackened lime
Two lemons
Ten cups sugar
Peel the tind and Gu, in squares, oh.
longs or any fancy shape pu, the
lime in jar with gallon Of waite,
OF sufficient TO cover thoroughly Soak
two hours Wash and drain.
Boil the sugar with thee cups ol
water Slice the lemons thin and dtor
IN the Situp with the tind Roll until
transparent Fill into Jars and pou,
ovet the remaining liquid and sea
while hot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

WASHINGTON. Aug lo-The uni
form bill oi ladins was perfected by
congress today and sent to the prei
dent The senate coneurred in the
h0Sc amendments.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

German is the mother tongue OF more
than 100000 residents of the United
States
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

The members Of the Sunset Embroid
cry club were entertained Thursday
afternoon hy Mrs Archie Shcehan Az.
ter the usual hour " needlcwork a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20

by Mrs. StTuup Mrs. Walker spoke
- few miuutcs on suffrage. advocating
equal rights. She emphasized the
fact that there should be No "wo-
mans party but that they should
worn side by side with the men for
the nations good
Mr~. yesterday ana Mrs julia
Brown gave some interesting facts
concerning the results Of tho BABY
Week campaign
An Instrumental quartet composed
Of children under the direction Of
Miss Nalrk. vas especially pleasing
Little Miss Jane Huuiug was the star
In This performance, playing first vio-
lin ~ "A sweet, serious childish man
ncr which won the hearts Of an pres
ont David Marcus. the talented 1T
tie italian Niolinist played the Filth
Are" by Dancla
Mrs. r. Is Harden gave AN inter.
rsting and Instructive talk on ideals
~ child Training based upon a
book 30 child training written Dog
Luther Burbank The wizard Of plant
life
This was followed Dog q couple OF
songs Dy Miss Edna pudoluu a little
lady Of 10 ycats, Who played her own
accomplishments.
Mrs. Randolph Cook led = discuss
sion on The Moving Picture IS tu
Educational Factor" This discussion
was entered int most heartily hy the
mothers present.
This finished the program Tor the
afternoon. \cNt Friday afternoon the
closing social viii be held at thc clue
house, refreshments will be served
and q musical program from II Tro-
,utur, viii pc given,
Monday May -. there viii be a
meeting of the board at . O'Clock AZ
IA" club rooms All chairmcn and
members of the board are urged 10
be- present AS important business will
uc discussed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20

ton Of the aftcruouu Iu uccdlcwurk
Cards were played later and the,
afternoon ended VIII tno serving ot
dainty roircshmonts
THIS afternoon Nj \ ". Bctz and
Miss Frances Divir, 1904, hustos-os at
a misccllaucous -huH,g for Miss
TWiN. at the Bet bonn, on south
Edith street The house Is decorated
lu pink and white FOR fu, unnir and
presents - vcrS prot. appearance in
deed. Many and interesting arc the
gifts which are o. .. presented To
.hc honor guest at 'u, lose OF the
afternoon.
Thus, attending lu ido Mrs. Ma
bpI stevens Himo, NJ e g. Hold
gin. Mr.. VI l. bINu, Miss Twns
and her grandmoth.r Hr. cary Mr.
RIOS \ Stamm NJ Alma Baldridgc
Miss Ro., llarsDh N. rhIup Jn-
Rcl. Mrs William I.. Mr- IT s
LithEuN. Nrs e. g. H..uI Mrs Sell
~,alaruurh. Miss I..I. Lutny. Mr-
l. J1gci..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20

CORNER OF coal avenue and Broad
way
Tnolhah,r minister r"4id'uU g.
,Hr south EdIth street
SUNDAY school. % 500 % m
Preaching Services az ~ a W 1u.
o. 70 ~ sermons los the pastor
subjects. Tho Uruk'u bon Of Ala.
buster and TIN, Mamma
y - IS o. f. o.. o. No.. load'r.
Miss ErIi Reed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20
Lutheran Concert.

The recently u"rrtu|fUt orchestra
uf IA" - Puui's lutheran Sunda,
school under the direction OF Ms,
olga Selkc. gave a very pleasing con-
cert At ~. pouls E.'us,.Ical Luth-
crau church. corn'r ~.,lh street and
SILVER avenue last evening
Each number 3d., th. orchestra Was
.plcudidlN rendered ls were the mum
hcrs hy friends n-a.'fu- me orchcs-
ira The I'm" audi,rr, present SHOW
ed its appreciation nt generous APP
plaus. The proceed 90. the concert
Will be used tor fur u,Hout of tn
orchestra
below Is 'hc program 100 detail:
Under the Double Eagle. Wagner
Orchestra
%Scrcuado M~uslkoWsEi
Miss ~,lND
Beautiful Nooulign' Glover
Miss kraonu'r and Miss
krsxucrEcr
Sons Of the NlrH'ngai' tNhistlIns
a,uumpanim'.' ........ I''lor
clarence John uu. Frl,i' Doldc
Joseph Schr Der Thrll Bong
Mildred Thar.
The Rosary ....... \'tul
Waite WuIklug
Tho Gypsy MAIDEN Parker
Mr. Heslctt
parclrollc ........ oncnnach
Misses Sc.to MARY Thlrr Ida
~ kman.
Aloha Walt Hawaiian MELODY
ou nes'ra.
sonata opus tndautc with var
.afIpus Ittl. ...... beethoven
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20
iui~tiau science

christian Science service lI' held
Iu tho Numtr.~ .iuu buiiiIug, 6i-
Wet cold avenue. every -uud.N
morning at o. u.rluek.
sauIJ. school go 3D. o. O'Clock
Wednesday cIrniuE m'rtiur ut r
"a .lu,k.
s. ir,, cir .ulatiur library |iurlud.ua
t' co., VYrr, 90 Mary Baker Iidt and
other authorized christian science ''
.Itture l- maintained boo connection
WITH thc reading rpuut
The publ. De- cordially invited .'
attend tn, sunday services lr"
"Wednesday evening meetings ana .N
visit th, reading room
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20
Noni.si,'- club.

Tho meeting Of the Woman club
yestcrday afternoon wac vel attend
ed and one of the most interesting
programs of the year was gwen The
program. led by Mrs. Jno ", Wilson.
was under the child welfare depart
mcut
before the OPENING of the program
Miss Walkcr who rs here iu behalf
of Wuman- suffrage a introduced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20
lOftuightiN I.lst- Oni,s'r,.

The fortnightlN Music Cluh last
Monday uight elected officers Tor the
coming year Mrs H. g. Hcnlug was
chosen president with Mr.. Iohn NJ.
McTccr ana Mr. Il r. Pollock as
irst ana second vic" presidents. re-
spcctivcly.
Mrs George EycTitt was selected
corresponding secretary and MR..
Fred MetlTtr recording secretary
MIR. : q Miller WAS elected treas.
urcr.
The meeting VAS held at the home
uf Mrs. Helms 5lH Nurth second
street There was no program.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20

silver VENUE and sixth street I'D
ward T.. ~yhuclcr, pastor.
H1ur. ot service, ii "a m and q,
% u.. sunday school a. o. g. a.
lHI'itur meeting, y. IA. Junior
30 D.. % m.
Morning sermon. Jesus. or De
ut.f evening. WHAT iu u Nauc
,uf. fIJu Iui,i.or topic. The Blcs,-
Uas Ht IrIur. Miss Olga Selko,
..tJrI
400 services boo tho English Ian
.Its" Ail welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20

The musicians.
Albright 4 Anderson.
&. r French
Robert Louduu.
j. H. sweeney and the sunshine
creamery
a. l.. Martin Music company.
The Springer company.
Charles Held company
The Economist.
Koscuwald's.
crystal lee company.
Fred Harvey.
Dan Phillips.
The Morning journal
The Evening Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20

The iHdirs of II. johns GuIid ga
tcrtalncd with 4 ten Wednesday after
noon AZ the home of MIR e. T..
riruuk- uu West copper ven Mr..
Iuvdou ana Mrs Hop'wcll presided
at tho prct'ily decorated tea table.
l.ittir Buhb, Wilson opened IN" door
for the guests. The young ladies ui
- Margaret Guild .sistcd iu the
dtuius room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20

uipuc IN several respects was tho
first annual ball uf the santa tc app
prcntices. held Thursday evening at
the Masonic temple The ball Wa
one of the most interesting anaIrs
that has been held iu the ,ity iu many
months. Il Wa- Il formal diiair. at
tended by about nlty couples. The
guests Included only Santa Fc ap-
prcutlccs and graduate. of the APP
prentice school at the local santa Re
establishment.
The programs were distinctly u
of IA, ordinary They we're blue
prints. made by the apprentices from
a drult made ts others OF their NUM-
Der Tho 'front.' cover bore "a sketch
OF an cusinc front end" with the
SANTA Re emblem beneath Tho Dac&
cover bore au attractn. ~ouseutIon-
,I design OF T-suuarc trIauglos and
curvos and b names OF the commit
tee iu charge
Inside the program carried =
schedule %. dtn,tcut dances. each
designated by the nomenclature ~
the shop For instance u moonlight
waltz was scheduled safety First
aud "S~upcrhcdtcr "a o. tHS two
stop.
tn" strand march, wa- led 10y Mr.
aud Nh \. j. Bernie. who with
MI and Mrs. D. T. Campbell, were
gh~apcruues.
The committee in charge was as
follows J. \ Ii,ud- chairman. T..
Schneider T. j M1.'I T. H. Moyc,
\. H. james. William crawford. \.
\. Haynes IL. William crawford
vas iluur manager
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20

B,uu.Ul .IU.I. "UIrni,ut sunbeam
baud BOO % w Junior o.. s T.
o. goo l u -,u.ur. 3d. y - o.. , p. w
Mission SUNDAY school. seventh
! street and Mountain road. o 3D. M
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20

Lincoln circle Of tho Ltdic, of the
Grand Army Vas entertained royalty
dt the home ul the pi's.ucnt ArInllda
knocsc ia old Albuquerque wcdncs-
day May ~
Members honorary members, and
friends ul "a. circle enjoyed cards,
and guessing contests until delicious
Refreshments were served al the close
ut the afternoon.
Al present enjoyed thomsclN Is
greatly as MR. knccsc " an acDom
pliShcd hostess. with u beautiful
homc uud grounds N which to enter
tain. \ pril, for cards was awarded
Geo Mr. william clifford while the
consolation went Ca MI Albert
Guessing contest prize went tu Mrs
o. AZ MurgIcy while that of the '\ut
contest went Co Mrs T. T. steiner
\ crochet yoN, Was drawn by Mis-.
\ j. Johnson
Twenty five attended
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20

Mn. \ q. Stroup D.. cntcrtiinlus
members of the Tuesday club and a
few other Interested pcup,c a. a suf-
ir,gr meeting go her HON" on Nurth
Eleventh street his Afternoon, 10
meet Mips lula walker "A suffrage
leader of Pittsburgh who b. her, tor
4 short stay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20

one ct the regular Ctuu dance. wa.
held AZ ia" Country club last niEht
with Il goudly number OF members an
their fri'ud. attending
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20

\ merry party Of young folks en-
Joycd "A plcui, supper at Nhticotub
Springs "Wednesday night, making
the trip ana back IN automobiles.
\ nrc was huilt at the camping
place and supper prepared over Il.
the wood smoke lending a tang 10
the tasty Niands.
Those who participated were Mis-.
se- Elizabeth Simns. Louis" Iowber,
Alma baldridse. Ethel kiesc. Pauline
Sewell Mary Brorein kathcrin. cha
yes Lena FERGUSON, Messrs Philip
Huhhcll, Allen Bruce. Carl Brorein.
Harold sellers, Paul Becker. Rodney
~Suntanna, Robert Sewcll.
'trs e 4 Lowb.r was chaperouc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20

Another charming luncheon. in
honor of Miss vida ptnucy. who soon
~ To- become the bride OF George
Bryant Jones wag a men shower
given hy Miss Louetta Bratton at her
hum, on South walter street this
week.
IN, hridc.fu-bc Is a very popular
teacher at IN, second ward school.
while the prospective bridegroom Is
the new principal of the high school
The Britton home was decorated
beautifully in pink and white, the
yulurs OF the bride. GAMES were
played ana dainty refreshments were
served.
The bvidc.tu-be received many
beautiful and useful gifts
Those present were. Miss Elsie No
Grcsor. Miss lana McGrcgur Miss
Jennie Trutt, Miss Louise wilkinson
Miss i,Itu l.uDgfcllov. Miss stella
Sgrugg~. Miss M,rSarct schmidt.
Miss Lille keepers. Miss Ina BAKER.
Miss Leone parl ct. Miss Ana Schupp,
Mi-s JIuo HERON
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-20
Tor iiIidc-ts,-I,s'


Tho pretty custom ut 'shuw.rIng'
a prospective bride with things for
the home she soou Is to commence L.
make was carried u to a marked
d"gro" for Miss Ma'n TV1y last week
and this week, Miss Tway soon is 10
hccom" the wife of Bernard Wilos.
who Is connected with the local olcc-
trio company.
Last saturday Miss Tway was
guest of honor at q linen shower
given bN Mrs Roy \ Stamm az her
home which was decorated p~ret'ily
for the occasion The dntIr was a
quiet onc only a few Of the more in
Innate friends of the hridc-tu-he be-
ing invited Each guest brought an
article Of household linen Tor the
honor guest ana all brought thor
thimbles'' and spent the major por.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Siegfried, of
Sanborn, were visitors in the city on
Friday.
w. A. Minor. of Milford, Iowa, was
among the out-of-town visitors in Val
ley City on Friday.
DR.. J. H. Coe was in the city on
Thursday from New Rockford, regis.
tering at the Hotel Kindred.
Mrs. w. E. Black and Laura Black,
of Grand Forks, were visitors in the
city on Friday, stopping at the Hotel
Rudolf.
Thos. O'Keefe, who represents the
Upton Tea Co., with headquarters in
Chicago, was visitor in the city on
Friday.
Miss Blanche Mason Is expected to
return to the city Friday evening from
Glendale, where she has been visit
ing since Tuesday. She will be accom-
panied home by her friend, Miss Hottie,
who will make visit in the city.
LaMoure Chronicle: Saturday DR..
and Mrs. F. E. Salvage, accompanied
by Mrs. A. E. Awde and Raymond
Young autoed to Valley City, where
they met their daughters, Mrs. r. g.
Pritchard. They returned to LaMoure
Sunday. Mrs. Pritchard will visit for
sometime as the guest Of her parents.