The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-17

farewell party to Mrs. Henrietta
Myers on Wednesday afternoon a; the
home OF Mrs. G. y. Potter.
Mrs. Myers has been secretary OF
the chapter for the past six years ana
one of It's most faithful and earnest
workers. She will leave soon to make
her home In FlaEstan. Ariz. she car.
riea the love and best wishes nf most
of Albuquerque with her.
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Easfran star Party.
The Eastern star party at Masonic
temple Thursday afternoon was we'll
attended and enjoyed by all present.
There were twenty-three tables az
cards n about forty ladies = the
sewing room. which was t%astefullN
decorated. Sweet peas were prescted
20 the winner 90 high score at each
table.
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postcry Exhibit.
An event looked forward to by a
number Of people In the city II about
To come to pass in the exhibit oi
pottery. TO he shown NJ the woman :
club on Momiay afternoon from 3 &C.
$3.50 O'Clock and In the evening rom
: 10 .. on Tuesday morning the hours
are from 10 Il Il and In the afternoon
the exhibit IL & be open f-om 3 TO
$40. especially Tor the benefit Of the
school children AMI the university stu
Tents The pottery exhibit Is sent out
Dy the General Federation Of Women'S
clubs and brought here hy the Wom-
EMS club and the Tuesday club. with
Mrs. Max Nordhaus the chairman OF
the committee. The exhibit includes
examples artistic In design n beau
tiful in color from the principal pot
terry studios and manufacturers In this
n should he Of special IN
tercst to people of this section of the
country. The exhibit Is opcn Ia all
and the town people are urged TO take
advantage Of the opportunity. Mem"
hers of the club are To he nresoni -
each exhibit 20 oversee and 10 explain
tho different picHes 20 those who arc
Interested. Special @ttentio is ~ Tee
given tn the school students q tho
city who wish 10 see this exhibit.
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NJ the Wontan's club.
~ the mectinr Of the Woman
club yesterday afternoon Prof Hold
gins OF The university gave a very in
tetesting lecture nlour psychological
lines on "Bionds and Hruncttes Tho
lecture. while very s%cientiti- was I'M
tcrspcrsed with q rood'v amount "l
humor. which is go characteristic OPT
the speaker. \ rising vote OF thanK-
was accorded Dean Hodeins. Mrs. \.
=. Morrissct;e. who gave the vocal
part of the musical prozrau selected
q number ~ Keeping with the lecture
"Brown Ewes ana blue fvcs avid
responded 90 an encore with F"
Brown Evcs.' After tho uroarata '
! business meeting was held by tn
membors Of the DoaTf Tho proSrar'
next wcoi will again draw from nc
university for IS principal uuWn''
being s lecture hv Prof CLARKE oi
'NInttcr Ia tFc Mokiug
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charity BAH
TIC plans tor the charity Dali So
be given April % az the aumcly tr'
well under way with Mrs. 'hos. N",t'
the chairman OF the committee oT
ARRANGEMENTS. and the following com
mittees IN charge OF the diucrent dt.
pnrtucnts. Tue ticket committee viii
Mrs. Max Nordhaus ae chairman b
composed u the following ladies.
, Mesdamcs Max Nurdhaus. Hugi
Outer. Da.id Roscnwaid. scymoI
Lewinson. ed Spitl, NJ. %. Chaduorno
+. +. Chase. -. \. Macpherson, FRAN
Wilson. Ld Horgan q Bittucr an
, Miss Virginia carr.
The moor committee, with Mrs II
+, q. rerguson as chairman, Will h'
, composer OF several young men iron
the university.
The reception committee is 10 o
officers OF the civic bettermen
, league.
! The refreshment committee ha
e Mrs. ". T.. SWltzer FOR chairman wlt
MR.. A. Chuu,fn, Mrs. +. \. Gerul
: Mr.. D.. G.. could. u MRS. Cheste
p. bcpber.
one thousand tickets are 20 D
" placed o. sale. The armuty has nee
, donat,d Tor the occasion, and IN
y Booster orchestra iusures the best .
N music. The charity bali II an annu'
AFFAIR given under the auspices q
the civic Bcttermcut league ana De
. serves the support ut the city.
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" CIoclict Cuh.
Mrs. Byron IL. Ives entertained ~
crochet club on Thursday attcrnoo
Shnmrocks and oth,r irish emblem
49, Wcrc used to advantage.
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Mrs. Rankin Ispterthins.
80 Mrs. Don D. RauElus entertain