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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-04
Greek Steamer Sunk.

Brest, Jan. 3.-The Greek steamer
Sappho, 2,0S7 tons, has been torpedoed.
Nine of the crew We're saved and the
fate Of the rest is not known.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-04
French ship Torpedoed.

Berlin, Jan. 3.-Torpedoing Of the
French battleship verite by Ger
man submarine near Malta Is report
ed today. .r
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-04
5s2 .z2a Ieutons Taken.

Paris, Jan. 3-During 1916 the allies
captured 5S2,72S Teutonic prisoners.
Russit led with 100000 Tustro-German
prisoners.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-04
SUB LIFE BOAT
NEW INVENTION
IOWA MEN HAVE PLAN TO PRE-
VENT DISASTER.
THEIR IDEA is PRACTICAL
Boat To Be Attached In An Outer
Cavity of Submarine and Easily
Released In Case of Accident
and Will Rise.

McGregor, Ia, Jan. "A life boat
for submarines has been invented by
E. w. Appleman of Clermont and
Willard Daubenberger of Postville.
They claim the craft when installed
on a submarine will furnish a sure
means of escape to the crew in case
of mishap under the water. Patents
are now pending in the United
States and will be applied for in all
countries operating or building sub
marine boats.
The life boat is designed by it's
inventors to be carried in an outer
cavity in the hull of the submarine
and add nothing to the weight of the
undersea craft.
Enter Through Trap Door.
At danger times the crew on the
submarine can quickly enter the life
boatt through a trap door in the bot
tom. The craft with its refugees on
board may then be automatically re-
leased from the hull and by it's own
buoyancy will rise like cork to the
surface of the sea bearing the crew
in safety to the upper world.
AS submarines are equipped at
present their crews are hopelessly
lost whenever an accident or mishap
of any kind befalls the craft.
The tragic fate of all aboard the
United States submarine VA in Ha-
waiian waters is a recent example
and demonstrated the great need
for some safety device which will
give the crew a chance to escape de-
struction when the submarine meets
disaster.
Idea Is Practical.
, Mr.. Appleman and Mr.. Daubenber-
ger say the problem Of lifeboats for
submarines has engrossed the atten-
ton of inventors for long time, but
nothing practical has resulted, the
great difficulty having been to design
craft not requiring a change in the
general plan of the hull of the sub
marine. "'The Iowa inventors say
they have so completely overcome
this obstacle that their lifeboat can
easily be installed on any kind of
submarine.
The evening herald., 1917-03-24
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's Black k-Draaghi.

MeDuif, Val suffered for severa
yeats" says Mrs. ]. b. Whitaker, Of
his place, with sick headache, ane
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me 70 try
Thediofd's Black-Drarght, which ! did,
and found II 10 be The best family medi-
cine Tor young and old.
| keep Black Dfaughi on hand all the
lime now, and when my children ieel
little bad, they ask me Tor a dose, and IL
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tired.
We never have a long spell Of sick
aess In our family. since we commenced
Using Black Draughi."
Thediord's Black -Draught IL purely
vegetable, and has been found 10 fegl.
late weak stomaehs, aid digestion, re.
ieve indigestion. collie, wind, nausea.
headache, sick stomach, and similar
Symploms.
II has been In eonstsn, use for more
han 10 years, and has benefited more
han million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black -Drsught. Price only 25e. Get .
nckage to-day. NC "a
The evening herald., 1917-03-24
Rev. c. A. Ridley Will
Preach at Christian
Church All Next Week

The official board OF the Broadway
Christian church, on their own initia
tive. have invited Rev. &. \. Ridley
TO occupy their pulpit AZ both services
Sunday and each succeeding night neyt
week. la ~ doing they have simply
exercised the rights ana privileges
thn, belong 10 any group Of men
There are members and friends OF this
church who have known Dr Ridlcy
for many years: and while IL IN a little
unusual for members OF one relisiou'
body 10 invite minister OF another
communion 10 fill the pulpit. tho
board, In 80 doing. have simply ca
pressed confidence In Rev. Ridley %
render them an efficient service Thc
public IL invited
The evening herald., 1917-03-24
immaculate Conception Church.


Corner broadway and Lead avenue I:
q. T. Taylor, pastor. SOS North Edith
street. phone 1865.
The hour for morning worship will
be given to the rendition of the pro.
gram for Missionary Day In the sun
day school, Groups Of children win
present the appeal from the different
countries. Some OF them will wear
costumes of the countries they repre-
sent. A special offering will be gath
cred for home and foreign missions.
The program will begin about 10 a. m.
AZ 1880 g. M. the pastor will preach
on The Importance of Obedience %
The ordinance of baptism viii be adj
ministered. Bring your Bible.
sunday school, 9.l5 q. m.
sunbeam band. ESQ y. m.
Junior B Y. T.. T.. 6 H. m.
Senior u Y T.. T.. s:3O y. m.
Mission Sunday school seventh
street and Mountain Road. ~ . y. m.
The evening herald., 1917-03-24
CHURCHES ARE URGED
TO TAKE WAR RELIEF
OFFERING ON EASTER
Funds Are Urgently Needed TO
Save Thousands in Foreign
Lands from Starvation; U. s.
Is Behind in Contributions.

The sixth war relief message uf .he
federal cohncn OF the churchc. of
Chris, In America. called AN EGft-"
Message quotes Herbert G Hoover
as saying that America is only be-
ginning Co allow the awful burden of
suffering and dcstitut!ou to vest upon
her conscience"
The message has just boon mailed
To nearly 100 600 individual churches
Tho nrst Message was ISSUED u May.
1916
II lays stress upon the spirit of self
sacrifice shown Uy the peoples Of the
countries which have been involved
In the war. While America has given
nine cents per capital for relief u
Belgium. Tasmania has given $3.50
and New Zealand {l.25. Canada has
given much more In proportion To-
her numbers than the United states
Tor Belgium and for the relief OF Ar
mcnlnns and syrians. besides raising
an army of half million men and
boys with an the accompanying bur
dens Tho people of the warning
countries. II Is said. have definitely
accepted the spirit OF sacrifice during
the continuance of the war. This. the
Message asserts. few Americans have
dnoe.
The liherality of certain churches
and individuals rs rccouutcl u The
Message. While the American people
have given less than 90 cents per cap.
ita per year since the war began, a
little church AZ Owings. south Caro-
lima. OF forty members. hair of them
children and none well.to-do. glVes
$40 per month. a small church a.
pomiret. Connecticut. gives regularly
at the rate % - per capita per year.
an Episcopal rector was given irg-
acy OF $1,000 He wrote that hc
didn't need II at that timt. and
couldn't use II whilo tho world is -ut-
fering 80 terribly. and turned O. over
10 the federal council Tor war relief.
\ chauffeur sent $50. 4 wealthy Sew
York man has given 100000 nnony
mously In monthly instllmcuts and
has recently Increased these monthly
gifts
The churches of the country arc
urged to take special war relief of
fering on Easter Sunday ana 'u IN
auguratc the plan already followed
by many churches %! giving regularly
To war RELIEF hy system ~ p.vts's
of weekly ar monthly g.tts
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

spend the summer ut Mrs Barney's
old home on Lake Champlain.
MIR. and Mrs George q. Taylor ami
their young son. George Carol. Jr..
viii leave the first of the month for
Santa Fc To make their home Mr..
Taylor has received the appointment
as assistant general attorney general
Mrs. X. X. Pollock returned from
a visit OF several weeks in New York
and other eastern cities last week.
Nr. and Mrs. A. T.. walker. VINO
have been visiting their daughter
Mrs David X. Lane in Denver re-
turned home Sunday. The Walkers
made the trip in their automobile.
Mr.. aud MrE. II. +. McCallum. Jr.,
Of Detroit Mich. have moved into
the home of Mr. and Mrs. l.. II Cham
berlin. Ioss West Central avenue.
Mrs. W. W. strong returned Wed.
nesday from a business trip 10 Den
yer.
Mrs. Nell Wills, who has been in
the east for several months. returned
TO the city on Tuesday.
AIR. and Mrs. ]. ~ Reynolds havo
taken the woolsey home for tho sea.
son. They will ,ako possession on tho
first oi April.
Mrs. Louis Ilfeld and her daugh-
, ter. Miss Ruth returned homo Tues
day from q shopping expedition IN
New York.
Mrs W 4. Lindsey. wife of the
governor. accompanied him to the
city on Wednesday. They were
guests AZ the Alvarado. where Mrs.
Lindsey received number Of her
/ friends.
Mrs. Lucius Reed viii leave for
7 Boulder Colo. on tho first of April.
Mr.. Reed has accepted a call ~ be-
come pastor of the Congregational
church there.
Mrs Arno Huning h. entertaining
her mother MR. Scruggs, at her
home, Castle Iiun!ng. on Wes, Central
aVense
The evening herald., 1917-03-24
Pankey Enthusiastic
Because Of Success of
Cattlemen's s Meeting

Special Corrtspondehee 10 The Herald.
Santa Fe. y. ~. arch 2t.--Former
state Senator Pankey was In the city
yesterday and ho wore tho smile OF
the man who owns cattle at this time.
It IN n golden smile. the smile which
even war groom" might envy. Tho
reason In plain enough: Mr.. PSnkeY
has 1000 steers now fattenirg on his
ranch near Lamy and no Is going To
ship largo number Of them 10 his
ranch at Insaar. Kansas, April 4 and
the lost Of the bunch May Is.
Mr.. Pankey recently purchased 81
saddle horses In AlamOsa, Colorado, 70
assist In the cattle work IN his ranch.
In order to extend his ranching opera D
tions, the senator Is busily putting his
new Gaia del Rio grant of 81 600 acres
which extends from Buckman down L.
La BaJadn hill, under fence and pre-.
pairing II FOR use as grazing land. HH
is building reservoirs tO water the
stock and putting In other improve
ments. There are so men at work
The past winter has been mild and
II has been a god one Tor stock hr
said today, There is only one draw
back to stock raising now and that X
the wild animals that are playing
havoc with steers and sheep. have
just returned from the stockmcn's CON
vcntiOn In Albuquerque and ! want ~
say that the government plans out
lined ~ that convention to XIII wild
animals impress me as Just right, Each
state should make an appropriation a.
get representative ~ the 4. : bio
logical survey 70 come out here and
show us how to ret rid Of the dreaded
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

Rev. f. y. Bullock. rector. iOs y.
Eighth street.
Calendar for the week OF March 90:
Sunday-Fifth in Lent and Feast OF
the Annuncia tion.
Holy communion. ! q. m.
SUNDAY school. 9Is q. m
Morning prayer and ltany. II a. m.
Sermon. The Balances of Peace"
Hens church history class. $50 pm.
Evening prayer. 7:30 p. m.
Sermon, Holy Mountains
mon"
Monday, Evening prayer, t!1o p. m.
Address. The Sermon on the
Mount"
School for teachers. bishop's mouse.
i.ii g. m.
Lecture by rrof Worcester
Tuesday, Guild OF Remembrance.
$50 a. IN.
woman's auxiliary. i02 North s,h
street. $3.50 p IN.
"Wednesday. Litany. gao y. m.
Address by Prof Mitchell.
! ST. Johns Guild. 709 West Silver
avenue, 23o y. m.
Thursday. Holy communion. 10 o.m,
Address. "Consecration"
Missionary ships. $40 p. m
! Choral litany, 7:iS p. m.
Sermon. Tho Mystery Of Patience. %
Friday. Intcrcosaons. 30 y. IN.
Confirmation lecture. 7:i5 y. M
! Easter offering. $4,000.
I 175 albums are out In the parish
Are you filling yours?
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

Mrs. cowles. president of the gem
erni Federation. urgently requests. all
eiate federations and all clubs to dts
play our national fiag AZ all meetings.
Mrs Cowlcs has sent the following
messaEe 10 President wilson:
The General Federation Of wom-
ems Clubs stands Loyalty behind tho
government. Il Is our desire 10 serve
the nation 10 the best OF our ability. -
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

library. corner Of Edith street and
Central avenue
Sunday school. 30 a. m; German
services. II a. m.
English services on the first and
third sunday of the month In the
evening. German services every sun
day morning.
The evening herald., 1917-03-24
ALBUQUERQUE FOUNDRY a
MACHINE WORKS

Engineers Founders Mnchinlsts
Costinss In Iron. BiTiss. BrOnle,
Aluminium. Strncturnl steel Tor
Bridges aud Buildings.
Works aud Office Aibuqn' rquT y. VI.
The evening herald., 1917-03-24
Tirst MctIndi-t Enl.connI.

Corner Lead avenue and South
Third street Charles Oscar Beck
man. pastor. Miss Wdlth Gorby. doa
coness.
Pastors theme az n a. M. wll he.
MAN In the Llttle, what Gou IL In
the Large Evening subject al 1880
first in a series on the Signs Uf the
Kingdom. entitled "JosuE Power To-
Heal Disease
sunday school g.tj a. M JuHiur
league. $3.50 .. M Epwurth league,
6:s0 .. ul.
Solo morning lnd evening by Mrs.
y. W Bennlng selections by the
choir
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

les Of social center meetings In the
school houses IN and around She city.
Addresses are given AZ there meetings
on topics OF interest 60 school patrons
ana thcnc nre followed BY music. mo-
ton pictures and refreshments. The
attendance and interest has well re-
paid the club for its efforts.
The Springer woman's club nndy
that there IL great interest IN the
public library which the club con-
ducts for the town. II recently gave
vhicnfinc's hnIl which brought IN
good sum Of money for the library
and a number OF volumes havo been
coniricuted by friends.
The child welfare department Of
the Las vegas wonan's club is fur
nishing supplies aad equipment for
the maternity ward of the local hos.
pital. This department was formed
By the young mothers OF the club and
works especially for children.
The socorro Womans club held .
reception at the home OF It's president
airs. H. o. Bursum. in honor OF the
convention OF county school teachers
held there recently. II is most en-
couraging 10 see the interest taken
BY many OF our clubs In the rural
schools and their teachers.
The evening herald., 1917-03-24


had prepared toasts were. Pryor Y
Timmons on THE Obiective." q. l..
Butler on - Blue and Gold Senior
and Jason williams ON "The Frater-
nifty Freshman Milan L. Doerlng
was toastmaster.
Those present were. j. Claude Mil
ler. clifford woiking. Edward u.
King. Earl Olds. Milan L. Doering,
Forrest Fielder. Lee W. Walker. Paul
Mosley. r. Richard Upton. Skiles
Hoffman. Erastus T. Dunlap, Pryor b.
Timmons, Louis 4. Nohl. Lawrence T..
OFT. Joe Eidott, X. a. Keinath. c. Lit
tie. Jason c. williams. @. Lyndall
Butler. c. II. Carton, Fred MacVieker,
w. Hall, and Professors Paul Menaul
and Arno h Leopold
q q
lave Wire I'auy.
The members Of the Live Wire club
were entertained last saturday after
noon at the home OF Miss Edna Gil
ley. Gle South Edith street. In a
game OF matching post cards. Miss
Helen Bryce captured tirst prize and
Mrs. Charles McClanahan the BOBBY
prize. 81. Patricks refreshmsni- Sere
served.
Highland Bridge Cub
The Highland club gave luncheon
at the Aivarado today. followed by
game Of cards. Those present were
Mrs. ID. X. earns. Ars. Henry q.
coors and her sister Mrs. Richards OF
Chicago. Mrs. Ada Bittner. Mrs, c. L.
Lcwber. Mrs. J. a. Reldy and her sis
ter Miss Mabel white. Mrs. r. Y. Tuli.
Mrs. Won Almon. and Mts. Thos. WV
kerson.
Dinncr Party.
SIR. ana Mrs. Chas. whito enter
tanned with dinner at 6 o'clock
Tuesday evening AT their home ON
Kent avenue. Covers were laid Tor
SIX.
For Mrs. Rcld's Guest.
Mrs. w. c. Reid entertained On
Wednesday afternoon In honor Of her
sister Mira J. G. Jordan with bridge
Those present we're Mira II. G.. Coors.
Jr., and her sister, Mrs. Richards,
Mira Isaac Barth. Mrs. Coppock, Mrs.
+. r. Chase. Mrs frank Wilson. Mrs.
n. =. wilkerson. Mrs. Benny BEN
nett. Mrs. prank Summers, Mrs. Guy
/ J.. Rogers. Mrs d. a. Macpherson
I Miss Irene Jones OF Ia Junta, Colo;
Miss Lorn Lovciace and Miss May
belle Lovelacc.
90
Mizpsh Glass Meeting.
The Mlzpah class OF the Congrcga-
tlonal sunday school met last Tues
day evening at the home of Miss
Franoino B.golow, 7c2 East Central
avenue. The business session vas fol-
lowed by a social hour.
Those present were. Mary Williams
Francine Bigelow. Porsis Bryce, Flor
ence Hut Anna Hun, Mildred Aver
Rose Harsch. Enid Reed. Evelyn
Lackie. Mrs. Robert Miller and Airs.
]. n. Heald. teacher ot the class.
Hannsm- -Isankin Bridge.
Mrs. j. L. Hannum and Mrs. Don
J. Rankin entertained AT bridge last
Friday and Saturday afternoons al
the home Of the latter, ZOE North Sec
ond street The ~. Patricks day
color scheme VIA carried out ia tht
decorations and refreshments. fern'
ana carnations were given as prizes
] &C
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Kessler OF Dallas. Texas. IL VIZ
iting her daughter Mrs. l.. q. hicc a
her home on East Central.
Dr. and Mrs Bowers OF kansS
CITY are the guests of Dr. and Mrs
Hope They are tho parents ~ Mrs
liIone end VIII remain here for som'
time.
Capt. and AIRS. Thos. o. 6imms q
Texarkana. Ark. are expected 20 ar
rive the latter part OF next week &
visit their sons. John y Simms and 4
J q. Sinms
afr. ana Mrs W. H Barry wl'
ieav. thu first ~ April t. visit thei
aoo IN New fofk cay, They wil
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

A little WANT AID now ana then
Il read nv every class 81 rep.--srd
women too. fry one.
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

Corner Firm and silver avenues
Hugh \. Cooper, pastor
Services, a. m and 1:30 y. m,
Morning theme building for God.
Evening theme second Easter Med
itution Tho Bible Teaching on Hell,
Sunday school meets M s:fb a. m,
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris-
tian Eudeavor. 6;f5 y. m.
Specinl musical selections by dOu'
Bile quartette. under the direction OF
Mrs " l. Bradford,
a cordial Invitation 20 the public.
The evening herald., 1917-03-24
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Church

Carl Schmld pastor: residence, 50i
South High street phone eot7
our sert icea aru held In the public
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

Tom Corvin Of kentucky will be
the speaker al the m'n's meeting al
the Y. NJ c. a. sunday afternoon. HIS
subject viii be Christianity from a
Railroad Mans Standpoint" There
will be n vocal solo by J. A. Matson
Railroad men are especially invited.
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

an article m the Np,u N"r'''"i'
Magazine entitled My silent Part
The evening herald., 1917-03-24
Tho Industrial aud so<iai Conditions
Department.

Mrs. John Webb. chairman. as
Woodland avenue. Glen Ridge. y. j..
announces the publication OF a ncw
booklet OF outlines for club study.
Many clubs are asking for considers
tion OF the rural conditions. espe-
ciaily the rural child. at the council,
sibilisy Of adding this matter to her
program. Baby Week Is fixed by the
general federation for May LIS. As
the general federation acts In co-op-
GRAFTON with the national labor bu-
renu. IL suggests that all women write
TO The chiidren's Bureau. washing
ton. ID. c.. for copies OF the bulletin
suggesting methods of effective work
The evening herald., 1917-03-24
s.. Pnnrs Evangelical Lutheran.

Silver and Sixth; Edward y. Schue'
Ter pastor Al scrvi'es in 'he Hnelish
The evening herald., 1917-03-24
FIGURES THAT DO NOT LIE



sunday school. s.ts a. IN.
Morning worship with sermon, ~
O'Clock. Mr. r. Guy Heslit. will sing.
I'm Pilgrim" tHerbert Johnsonl
Evening. s:f5, Endeavor prayer
meeting. led by Martin Johnson. Topic.
Tho saloon the Foe OF Society"
Preaching. with song service. 5:3O
~. M.
I.en,en midweek service, Wednesday y
.7:fj p. IN.
The church council will meet Mon-
DAY ovenirg.
immaculate Conception Church.
Sodality mass. a. M.
Chlldrcn's mass. $50 a. M
High mass and sermon. 10 q. m.
Evening service. ! 80 y m
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

The Highland club gave = luncheon
at the Alvarado today, followed By
a game Of cards. Those present were
Mrs. ID. H. earns. Ars. Henry O..
coors and her sister Mrs. Richards Of
Chicago. Mrs. Ada Bittner. Mrs c. L.
Lowber. Mrs. J. a. Reldy and her sis
ter Miss Mabel white. Mrs. +. 4. Tuli.
Mrs. Won Almon. and Mts. Thos. W.
kerson.
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

o Russaac their winter pal
ying beer ake y
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

Christian Science services are held
IN the Woman's club building, 6ls
West Gold avenue, every SUNDAY
morning az II o'clock.
sunday school. s:tb O'Clock. Wed
ncsdny evening meetings ~ O'Clock.
Reading room open daily eXcep,
Sundays and holidays from l To y.
m. In room IS. y. T Armijo buildirg.
a free circulating library including
all the wopks OF Mary Baker Eddy and
other authorized Christian Science lit
eraturc h maintained In connection
with the reading room.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the sunday services, the We'd
ncsday evening meetings ana To yiGtt
the reading room.
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

Mr. and Mrs Chas. white enter
tanned with a dinner at O'Clock
Tuesday evening AZ their home on
Kent avenue. Covers we're laid Tor
six.
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

air. ana Mrs ". ~. Barry viii
leave tho fire, ~ Aprli to visit their
aon In Naw Nofk cay They viii
The evening herald., 1917-03-24


renu. II suggests that all women write
TO The chiidren's Bureau. washing
ton. ID. c.. for copies OF the bulletin
SUGGESTING methods OF effective work.
s~-~Ns>~~-~~~>>~~>-~
II. y. Aspinwail. Ward Anderson. Bert
Baker. Ray Bailey, Kenneth Bsldridge.
Harry Braun. Oscar Biueher. Frank
Butt, Fred Cameron. J. L. Coz. T.. T.
Chase. Thos. Danahy, Geo. Doolittie.
Jas, Davidson, W. Frances. Thos.
Hughes, Jerre Haggard. ciiff Hayden.
Martin Hayden. Frank Harris. J. =.
Hannum, 81. 5. Himoe. q. Thos. Hub
bell. Thos. keleher. JF., knight. Frank
kruske. J. ~. Luthy. Nye Martin. J.
Lewis, r. l.. Hust, Hugo Meyer. Hen
rletth Meyer, Sarah Mitchell. Geo.
Pale, r. x. Petit. Geo. Neher. Jr.. f..
ID. Ogle. Cortez ouickoi. J. NJ. Ray
nolds. w. c. Reid. J. G.. Jordon. q. Ros-
lington, w. +. Rogers. d. J. Rankins.
y. X. Scheck. Raymond Stamm. Roy
stamm. Frank stortz. A. q. Shor;le.
G. II. Thomas. August Seis. T. W.
Teller, w. w. Spargo, Chas. White.
N. X. wylder. Hugh Outer, Elwood
Albright. and Misses Stashia Wolfe.
Leila ArmiJo. EsteIlo Luihy. Amy Nc
crary.
Ten Dons.
The Ten Dons had a particularly
enthusiastic meeting on Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. Robt. Putney
on West Central avenue. All the Ton
Dons were present with Governor
Lindsey and 81. L. Fox OF the Morning
Journal as gueste for the evening. DIT.
W O. Hope read the paper, the
theme OF il was Thrift" with n quota
tion as the subject. A very interesting
discussion followed the paper.
Crochet Grub
Mrs. F.E. Tuli entertained the cro-
ehet club at her ranch IN Old Town on
Wednesday. In addition 10 the reau.
lar members OF the club were Mrs
Kessler OF Dallas. Texas. who Is visit
ing her daughter Mrs l.. q. Rice. Mira
ID ii. earns and Mrs. Frank 4tortz
The members 0f the club are Mrs. a
t. Walker, Mrs G. E Lowber, Mira
c. Z. Hodgins. Mrs Fred sabin. Mrs
L. O. Rice. Mrs. Geo. Farr. Mrs II. r
Caller. and Mrs. +. y. Tull
90
Auction
MrH John Field Simms entertained
informally with three tables OF auction
on Wednesday afternoon at her hons
on North Twelfth street
Mrs. Ed Spltz was among the host
osses at auction this week with two
tables.
Mrs. Won Almen entertained th'
Highland Bridge club ON Tuesday 0f'
ternoon.
Tho Luncheon Bridge club met Mon
day With the Misses Lovelace.
Mrs. X. L. Hust was hostess on
Thursday 20 her bridge club.
Mrs George g. Taylor entertained
her club on Thursday afternoon az hei
home on New YORK. avenue.
o'7
Nuha Delta banquet.
The Alpha Delta fraternity OF th'
University 81 New Mexico celebrated
its seoond anniversary az an organl'
satlon with o banquet IN TAFT hall ol
the Aivarado hotel az O'Clock Tues
day eyenins Louis =. Nohi. MilaT
l.. Doering and Joseph Bidodt mad'
W the committee on arrangements
Toasts were made by a number o.
the alumni members besides thosa
y iisted on the program Those whe
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

The Albuquerque Woman club has
elected officers for the coming year
Mrs. J. w. Wilson was reelected pres
ident and the new corresponding Sec
7etary is Mrs. r. q. winfrey.