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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
DESCENDANT on Hrrsy goss

\ lady or distinguished LINEAGE
VINO ls coming 20 Albuquerque 90 d.
Mrs Nancy 'ouWoll Thompson of
Indianapolis Ind who viii VISIT her
mother, Mrs Sue Couwoll. who win
i'is hct' every t,tr Mta Thomp-
son a. % 1trcot descendant OF BctsV
Loss. who made the nIsi american
flag I'm l recent patriotic parade
iu indianapolis Mrs Thompson ear
ti'd 30 hand made flag. tho exact re-
ulion ut Tho flup BETSY presented to
t''u'F.i George Washington during
tho evolutionary war The Indian
polls uowspg peers featured tho tn
Dii'ut los stories ana -two-rolumn
cuts OF the flag end tho hoarcr. Mrs.
Thompson Tho Da'Iy Examiners
explanatory notc was Above IL
presented % replica Of the BETSY
Ross Gas carried in Tho Indian.
upulis parade q week ago tonight
Mrs Nancy Convoy Thompson. 81
lIfect descendant of Betsy Ross OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
Fashions for Americans
Ncguecc ror tac Autumn bride.

Ntkuktf tOE ttit autumn tttttt.
The sketch illustrates q dainty little
negligcc for the september ur Oc-
toher bride This garment may he
mace with a very moderate eNpendi-
turc az either time or money, The
underneath section Is cut quite low
IN the neck. and fastcns over the
shoulders with narrow ribbons OF
hands Of self fabric. The tuuic with
wide. flowing sleeves. ls merely slip
ped on over this. Satin should he
,scd for the foundation Of the gar
msnt. and to band the sleeves, the
tunic 10 he of G%eorgette. chiffon OF
allover lace Contrasting eolors should
he employed. and the question of color
is always n that should he deter
mined hy complexion and general col
oring ~ the woman FOR whom the
carmen IL intended, Touches OF silk
or bead embroidery give a pretty dec
orativo note IN the garment. and It
MAJ he held in loosely at'the waist
line with q cord or ribbon eirdle.
Plain garments OF rich. beautiful
material are preferred to the ornate.
elaborate ones. and this holds good
regardless Of the type Of garment
under consideration. Elnborately
trimmed undergarncnts are giving
place 10 those that are very simply
ornnmented or strictly tailored.
Fringe X a very lovely trimming
for negliEee garments, aad tho one
here shown may have the tunic edged
with u very / n silk fringe In self
or contrasting color, Fringe may he
purchased In practically any color
width or texture. unf applying u Ia
the simplest task imaginable
Printed chiffons and silk voiles are
lovely selections for neFligee gar
ments, AS they REQUIRE no trimming
A foundation Of plain one-tone satin
may he drnped with "a printed silk
wolfe IN blending on contrasting tones.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
ByAnna Wiids Strumquist Phone 1926

q IMMER sIestas are indulgcnccs of ancient history now. War work
club activities, and lstrictly on the quiet, card TESTS, and student
affairs are ON hand and engage every minute of time and thought
Pilgrims are iloeking home from all corners of the country, and
taking mp business aud club work where affairs were dropped IN pre-
vacation season.
The university is al last to loom large a. the important factor ID
social circles. Not because thc three hundred students are 20 be social
devotccs. No time for that. But just the same the prospects of tive
hundred young men. to be encanpcd ON the hill is setting grlsl
hearts to fluterine, anG party gowns are not going to be ~ rare as
Inst season.
Then there re the club doing. Note the reasonable, of a dozen
local clubs! That means something IN civic. phlmihr0pic and social
affairs.
There are the Hoover demonstrations. loo. Not society events by
any means but a Proper wartime clearing house for experiences and
IDEAS Of society leaders.
There promises to be- II large attendance at the cooking dcmoustra-
ton in the Hoover kitchen next Wednesday afternoon when original
dishes invented by Mesdamcs Angle, llubbcll Meyers. Gordon. Misses
Katherine Angle and Gloria Crawford will he tested out according 10
the approved maxim the proof of the pudding is the eating.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
OPENING on Y. ". {. \,
UitADQt NRTERS.

On account OF the workmcn not
having tho building In readiness. the
reception scheduled for last evening
40 the new recreation home of the
Young Womcn's christian association
was deferred tn ncVt FRIDAY uftor-
noon and evening \ long distance
telephone can informed the special
guest Of honor Mrs Lindsey. OF the
pustpon'mCnt. and she consented %
como nest Friday Mrs Bowie ct ~
lusu viii also hc here. \ program
of particular MORT m charge OF Mrs
e. X Harden viii De given, during the
afternoon ana evening Tho paftici-
pants viii be. Misses Grace Stortz. vo-
callst. Irene partch. v|iolinist: Grace
Wintrcy, vocalist; Beatrice mn. read
or; Nylma ~PIitchHrh. vocalist. olive
Harden, vocalist. lie clair Cavuuaugh.
vocalist. and the new \. W. &. \. Glcc
club, under tho direction OF Mrs.
I.uckoN. viii hc heard for the first
time Thcrc Will he a symbolic play
presented at both afternoon and even
ing sessions to be- directed by Miss
Ruth Iloars. Committees on toctp-
ton, the listing OF registration cards
Tor those interested IN Y. W. q. \.
work and entertainment committees
VIII make up a list of fiftN ladies to
assist at the affair
The high school orchestra directed
by Miss shelton will play. This viii
be thu first public appearance at the
rc-organizcd orchestra Of twenty-five
musicians
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piurissimo soprano A. they began at
eight O'clock the dance festival was
over before midnight A. usual. the
MDaons set a fine standard 90 social
conduct amt cordially.
"SOlRIE DAMS NNlE."
Edward HorEtn was tho honor guest
at a brilliant soircc in the Nomnn's
club last evening. Tho bellies and
bcauN Of student circles were the
guests and dancing the pastImc
what made the affair particularly
nice Tor thc girls WAS the iarc treat ~
having am cNtrg number OF stays
present Not a girl sat out a dance
or Mas Obliged 10 hay" another giil
for "a dance partner,
Those present were: Misses Alex
andria NtuEhoy. lie Ncln" Paige, Hell
en- Mcclure. Irene Seward, Viola Her
kcnhoff. Katheriu McMillcn, Alice
Gould, Grace Wiufroy. Grace Stottz,
Belle iiarton. Dot Bowman Mcssrs
Dick Bruce. Ralph Hrnoks. Don
Mathos. Kenneth Glass;. Howell Faw,
Willie Sganzint, Harold Wood, Harry
Ice. Wilford bryc. Don Richardson,
Ralph I'cSton. L,cch. Tom Reeves,
John Meyers. Frank Nehcr. Allcn
Bruce. Jimmy Wait, Zoe wood. Iill
Bacon. Tony gilbert. Austin Cushman.
Peggy Horgan, Earnest hammond.
Hiram tudphuC.
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revolutionary DAVIS. made the FLAG amt
cHtricd 10 ~ Che lunr procession Mrs
Thompson i~ o. daughter OF Me and
Mrs 'onwou of Dpnuyrstillo. JptI
hrt uturriacc she was "a resident
of this DitN 60 "a member OF tlH
lu,Jl chapter cot tho Daurhfers OF
f1r American Revolution Tho pho
turrrph iv FURNISHED through tho
courtesy uf she Indianapolis StnI
HTGNN uIW CNRITH WTRT.
% Wus i trput fo see dr1I uttlt Iuau-
itt Horton 900 the plctutp drama 1t
lu,i thrat,t thlH v,ck To the pul.
lD sD' lH NOW lirsair Love. An auuru.
prtuf, name because she .s % love OF t
sou tnd an actress of polgp and ram-
u'IIfur rto tultutv She does DOT nVpr
.iI'.. 'ulttouui t'u,s but Is natural
boo thr vHt that MARI ItcLfuul mud
Clara kIWhull Young and Withul ,,r
fI'r in' |t,uuuulr grace ot Nuuthtui
enthusiasm 900 hcr own The utsi
public appearance "n,ssie Love, ,t.r
mrti' WHs iu Albuquerque fiutt,.l.
years aEo Shc was sN Years oli The
oc'uFion was asa entertainment 90 tho
llkH. oiEt room Listu by Co.,. l.t.
t"rual brotherhood 'Ic uff crossed
tI ut'tuliS ANA % tIr st.It .lt md
pretended Co smoke I|pc. Tho ian.
p~,lHuuaiiun WAS 'laff., Toltu.t. aud
Ills FIRST Smnl, sNr.r tls tp.l
little curly -hui .,I rlI.f m p~,rrali.
.HWu out #he waa SOD Iu.,u.l fstirc
ana 200 eNIdoutt ,m.t.rtss. g f.o au-
dltnD' laughed Tho uftIc spealsr
stopped % Throw away n,r piup and
putting h'r dIupI,I Fists INTO hor
eyes ril'i iD1l toffa instead of speak
tnt Much foaslur and the bribc Of
nl' Iud irp cream induced nor 10
p',k nT The p,p' and proceed Thctc
. HHN ..- HLH- 10 e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
ron MISS lTHES.

ono of the prettiest parties .maEin-
able was the social compliment Thurs
day afternoon given boy Mrs Earnest
T.. Garcia for Miss Margaret Mathes.
Gold was the color motif developed
in golden rod ana black-eyed Susans
that frightened the rooms 10 "a love
~ background for tho attractive pie
,ure OF sorority girls In autumn dress.
OF course the honor guest sang She
IL such a generous girl with her tai.
cnt-uot stinEy 20 All like some prima
dounas We have known. who refuse to
sing excepting TO hiC crowds and for
money But that Be- not .Jiss Mathcs'
style, She rs pleased Il she pleascs
Others She certainly docs-nlwdys.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
REASSEMBY OF CLUBS PUTS "PEP" INTO UUBDOM MASOMS FESTIVAL AND LABOR DI
BALL EVENTS OF THE WEEK. MRS LINDSEY TO BE HERE FOR y VIC A. RECEPTION FRD]

SO she sang ana sang. and some of
the other PHI MI girls sang too aud
al enjoyed H.
- -
n affair WAS tu the nature of q
farewell FOR the honor guest. Those
Who were favored hy Mrs. Garcia
tare hospitality were Miss Margaret
Mathes. Mrs. Mathcs. Mrs. Charles
Drury, Misses Pearl Tomkins. Ruth
Tumpktus. Mary Erorein. Ilett,
Simms, Katherine Angie Gloria Craw
ford, Margaret STANLEY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07

Mrs Henry T. Rogers was q lra
cous hostess Yesterday evening when
she entertained at dinner ~ ,ompli-
mcnt Ia three military cadets. Austin
,usimo1. Jimmie Woodwork and
N"nncih Gcrtig who are 10 leave fot
NE institute" a. Roswell ,thc first OF
ne week Tasteful decoration wcto
m yellow and tan autumn flowers.
Nappy time CT course. Couldn't
]" otherwise at tho Rogers homo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
NV CIIH OnG NNIZTD

uIuWgll last saturday afternoon "a
moss social clique was launched uu-
d'r tho nam, OF Ga. a. r. g.. D.
club NnthiuE NOR" definite than
mat tho club would Meet hi-Wcckly
SIturdHH u~ftcInopna could be usccI
tanned u iH open season foi
pu,sYtrs io surmise what the mi.
tails stand for. My kuess 10 this.
rho Albuquerque Bunth of Clannisi.
bumDs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
Mns. LINDSEY COMING.

Mrs. Lindsey. our own 'tirst lady,
has accepted the tnvitatiou OF the
Young Woman's Christian ASSOCIATION
10 bc present and give an address az
tho formal opening OF the new y. w.
G. a headquarters uoN Friday
ing. while here Mrs. Lindsey Will he
the house guest Of Mrs. Robert Pol
lock, q member OF the y W. board OF
directors. There VIII be a luncheon
for Mrs. Lindsey TO which members
OF the board viii he invited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
10 IN ALNn,MA.

Mics Paula postei one OF tho Duke
Guys most efficient rirno pstructore.
VIII leave tomorrow f0r Talladepa,
Alutauu, 20 accept am a%upolptmant on
the fusultt of Isabel college for Younr
Ladies' Miss postcl is ono OF tho sey.
ctHI Albuquerque girls Who les 10 bring
distinction 10 her homo ,It,. She bel
a graduate of tho American Jonscrva-
tory OF Music and of ~, normal de-
paftm'ut of Columbia school az
NuFi,
ln the lrtbol college ut Tnllndcga.
MIFs pOstol VIII be instructor Of music
classes Tor piano and pipe organ
The Misses Paula roHtcl and Alvinn
poAicl viii travel together as far ns
Beaumont. Texas. and Will take from
there separates routes. the latter GO
ing TO e Texas city 20 teach physical
culture in the public schools.
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N GnNlllNMENr snIiAIoL

~ GuNEi;NM IfNT SERVICE
Miss Alberta hawthorne b. au Al.
%hliqucrqur belle who haH foresworn
the pleasures OF ooicty ANA self iu.
t"rcst tu srrvt m war work. Aii-.
Hawthorne received un appointment
iH the clerical department of thc fed
eral offices iu The soldiers Insurance
department and lett "Wednesday flr
Washington
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
CLIB YEAR opI.Ns

Al the first meeting of the Won
ans club after the summer vacation
mor than tho customary amount OF
business WIS transacted. Mrs Mar.
rarct Mcdlcr. Ito president, ~ an tU-
formal address commented on the
large uumbor ~ members urrsont
and reminded Thorn that greater ic.
spousibiliucs than ever before de-
volNc this year on C!uh ONE and
all WomCn.
Preliminary plans were outlined
Tor the 0pcuiug Of a day nursery for
babies and children to be conducted
10y the CLUB. There VIII be- o. com
potent nurse iu charge and ompiovci
women. specially war womtu who
arc now compelled 90 Doe breed win
ncrs 10y reason uI their husbands aud
Sons bcinE iu government service
may have theiII uildrcn cared Tor duI.
ing the day Wh|l, 'ncy arc bus, awgy
from homo IRE art class wlll Doc
coached bv Mrs Thomas DluahN ami
MIS- Motrss.ti. VIII coach tho cluu
ElvC chorus
The f,atuIo ,. tho mc,uu. wts ou
address Ug H.H ALAS NurII..#
chairman cot t.. ,hllG welfare work
cot tho state iut ftc Mumuus ,umuut
toe OF tie stat rulInCit ot defense.
Mrs NordHHu poke of tuo "t'hii-
dr,u's Year H.u President WILSON
las called uu ' lutiun tO sIID one
hundred tuu"sI D unNI,s from death
hy ~pruyoufHN'. us,a Tho quota TOR
New M,Ni.u H. Doe i25 bahIos irHt
must Doe s.E.. tu wll di, unless d
campaign Oh. 20 thsm is OPENED.
Mrs NufII. HnEI,tulttpu fit tll.
on tho ,fif WORK accomplished
boa DO, ,HiI 'tarc work 'tff u.
already reduced tho infant mnrtHhf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07

\ two-tahle club 81 bridge players
mat TX this fall beginning the third
year Of weekly card games viii meet
next Monday evening NJ the home of
Pr O. " Conner and Mrs Conner
The departure from the city OF Nj.
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adopted ut coming conventions. Tho
meeting is not official, bat moroly an
informal consultation of women inter
rstod in suffrage. Tho local league
appointed Mis- r. a. Barnes. Mrs.
William a. Walton. Mrs a -. Stroup
to rO To- Santa Pc next Thursday. By
special request Mrs. Alfred Gruusfcld
and Mis- IaEcllc viii be rpnforrcs a.
the executive mansion
\ press committee for tho local
league WAS appointed. This ~ Mrs
william r. walton, Mrs A. T. Stroup.
Mrs Katherine Farrell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
ThurwILL TO nm r,yLoRs.

testimonial of ostccm and apprs-
'ii'I'h WHH tho pleasant farewell rr-
''ptinu rendered hy tho parishioncrs
oi the baptist church in the church
faitouum aud sunday school rooms
vs. luradlN evening.
Ih" largo attendance and tho
spno'hrs hS several of the local min
ls',ra and church lavmcu testified 90
the nigh regard for the capable pnstGr
tud his tinc fnuily who utc soon tn
I'HN, Cor tho east.
~ TOY Tor replied with the chnrar-
tDiIhiia D%iouucuor that hnH distiuguish-
iI- sermons.
\ vocal duet l, Miss EvangeIinc
i'rlN Iud NisH Ruth Thurman and "a
solo iv Miss Thurman were appreci-
Hind WuHiD H.l,ctiuns OF tap
i;'nilug ut Nif. T. Wolf and Miss
tblun were Other treats. 4 happy So
ridl evening BOO which N-pressiou oil ap-
prcciutiou 40 br and Mrs Taylor and
ti' -four Misses Ttyior were heard in
every conversation. eliminated vita
enjoyment of nght refreshments.
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aud Mrs Huraul ,'tt &C. vacancy that
has been filled hy the election "f Ia.
v. J.. iiust and Mr.. Hust. The con
genial circle who make up the club
are Ma. and Mrs " g Oes,rich. Mr.
aud Mrs. Hurrt strong. Dr. aud Mrs
r. ]. Hust. In md Mrs g. ~ con
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
A "TRADE LAST ron
~AIDIQtEHQt ..

y
ALDuQtEHQtE.
The strange gentleman from Ics
Alolnes. Iowa. leaned In the doorway
OF the Masonic tcmlc when q rec"it
bail was In rogross uud remarked
You have the beat dancers here I
have seen IN any citN from chicago TO
Tho'uiN. NotiUe them dancing EV-
e., couple ~ MOVING evenly "a every
dancer ~ an expert In most ball
rooms there ar" some experts tn be
spotted. but her. All are expert Ana
the method of partnership relation ~
not obiccuonHbl, either, ~ IN m2ny
places. Sow look at that graceful
young couple standing arms length
from each other looking into onch
others CNps and chatting an the time
isn't that . pretty eight Now There
~ another couple standing too close to
0ithrr look well or TO dance well.
There ARE only three OF -four of those
husging couples on tn" floor That
style ~ gettlng possr and IN "a short
time will not be tolerated. | consider
dis a city OF beautiful dancers.
OUTDOOR FIESTA AND BNII.
The spacious grounds OF the Indian
school were animated BY n throng ~
four hundred Masous ana theft FAINT
lies Monday evening superintendent
Ruben Perry ana Mrs. Perry were
hosts and DEMONSTRATED superior tai
snts ~ cordial hospitality hat made
each guest from tho infants IN arms
o. tha white haired Crandfathcfs feel
o hearty welcome. \ baseball game
opened by tho potcntatc Williamson
launched the outdoor tuI.. supper
spread on the grass was enjoyed by a
lodge family OF 900 Inter-and not
SO very late. either the company as
Hemhicd IN the great amor and
danced The floor ~ polished as 4
mirror. The orchestra Of seven
pieces occupied the central platform
around which cirolcd the dancers
Children danced and rompcd on the
floor and about the corners of the
Great hall In tho gallery were n
number OF students of b school AZ
spectators Of the happy scent 4 con-
Ncrsntion brigade held down scores of
chairs ~ the guests chattcd and min
rlcd. puLch was the intctmogzo re-
freshmen. Brief reccsscs were called
for songs. Mr.. Gickc. the famous
vocalist who has delighted Santa he
audiences and who lately came 20 Al
%huqucrquc SANG and was recalled and
recalled lie could ucvcr sing too
often. HIS ole captiVuted everyone
who heard hin There ~ a rurc purity
of tone. and high tenor notes as true
and musical as Ellen Beach ANw's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
HECipE CONTEST POPULAR.

In response 10 am announcement
made IN the New Mexico Ruralist that
prizes would be- awarded to New Mex
leo cooks who send In the best original
var time recipes. there have been
many unique recipes sent In.
There viii bc q public dcmonstrn 70
ton % these dishes next "Wednesday
afternoon in tn" Hoover kitchen whom
the Hoover teams. directed by Mrs.
n. u. simms and those who have sub
mitted recipes Will demonstrate the
qualities Of their dishes. Every We'd
nesday afternoon this month these
original recipes Will ho tried out AZ
the foo administration kitchen.
The ladies whose recipes viii be
tried out neNt "Wednesday are. Mes.
DANES George * Angles Hoover
troqutttcs;' AIRS Frank HuhbclIs
Chocolate" and "%Sopapias:" Mrs.
Frank Gordon's Sweet Pickle tand
another Gordon rcCipcl. Mrs. BERNARD
Myers Cheese cake" Misses Kath-
crime Angles Sorority Cookies"
Miss Gloria Crawford's Bread Rolls
soCT,L SUCCESS.
a browning climax of the all day
festival OF Labor day was the brilliant
ball IN Masonic hall Monday evening.
Everybody was thcre-or ought 10
have been. The ball was a genuine
social success all that was expected
plus the joyful 1cst of many more at
tondants than was anticipated.
the occasion was In honor OF the
individuals and the organizations Of
wnrkera-thc builders and upholdcr5
OF the city and country Heroic rail
road men, brave ns ever soldier tight
ors could he in their disregard of dan
ger hud sell lu service OF others-
hous" builders who provide shelter for
families and Observation-Disclosures
whose faithful work ~ the medium
OF thought exchange. education and
news Ahop workers whose labor
makes possible tho operation of IA.
railroads that Keeps communities ANA
people alive, All were thcrc participat-
lnE IN ~ of the happicst events of
the year. Society doyotees were there
lted cross workers were there. BY
etyhody was there ana cnloyrd each
other, The fine music amt smooth
iloor I'll long past midnight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
WHO'S WHO?

Who Is the girl who makes a rcru.
Tar business oi writing friondship lrt.
ters To local soldiers In France. Ia
chez them and ten them the folks
al home arc proud 81 thcma This
glll writes seven such letters to seven
dlitcrent Albuquerque soldiers ever,
week. Name her.
Who IL the girl who T. ,lvay. Lo,.t
IN speech to the absent friend ,rt
either r.hukes ~"back-hitinr or DOM,
changes the subject of conversation
Who is tho woman who excluded q,
certain p~htlanthropic worker from !.
reception list because the p~hfIanthro-
ublN ~ '''''''"
VINO insists there Is n crea, distipc-
uon between 'hemselvcs AMI tbeir
~helghhors because the neirhbors ur,
nl'lelN renters and do not own
property " Wv"
VINO ls the hcd-yiddcn invalid who
un''IH thnllly and friends with funny
!ps'S keeps hands busy an the
'""' ""'''hs ana crocheting
who observe, the noon,ide five min
lios9 ''''' PIP" II" "
VINO courts a social friend merely
" Eei frequent auto drives In
automobile
Who knows what tho initials of tho
y u g II club means
nn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
orr STAR SINGER N
SILVER CITY.

Nows reports from Silver City tell
about tho enthusiastic reception given
hy D. students of the Silvcr city Nor
mai college to the new Instructor In
voice culture Mrs. Ada Pierce Ninu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
NNN,M nroErIIoN NJ our

Tho ipll reception To new members
that is the official opening OF the
NoWuu's club l.1r VIII lac held ucNt
Friday afternoon tu tho Club rooms
one of the attractions of thd dag W,li
hc vocal solos hy the now tenor who
D." carving Albuquerque by storm
Mr.. Gi'kc Of Santa Re. Another
dTnwiHr ard will Dc the violin solos
hv Miss Gene lartch Another ct
traction wili be the solos hV Mrs. Nor
rissottr. tho popular ooutralio singer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07

Who n the girl who T. aiwavs loy.l
IN speech To the absent friend ana
either r'hukes back biting on darn,
changes the subject Of -conycr.,,ior
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
nRIDGE CIIn nIlsY

Who knows what the initials Of "a,
n u g. II club means
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07

V'onfInuefi on page -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07

No courts a social friend merely
set frequent auto drives In
friends automobile
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07

no observes the noontide five min.
u'.S "i prayer for victory tor the al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07

VINO rs the hcd-yiddcn invalid who
ehecrs family and friends with funny
lph"s, ana Keeps hands hus, an the
ulhe knitting and crocheting
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-11-22
POPULAR RESORTS

After being closed to collections of
people for some four weeks the pool
rooms were permitted to open Satur-
day, and the habitues of those resorts
flocked to the pleasant quarters from
which they have for so long time
been barred. 1t was really a pleasing
relief to see a bunch of citizens col
lected together after the long enforc-
ed rule that prohibited the collection
together of even small squads OF peo-
pie. Man is a gregarious animal. He
does not enjoy flocking alone. The
only place of public comingling now
adays is the pool room. 1t is the one
place where the man without an estaD-
lished home feels perfectly free TO
go, lnger, or leave when the spirit
moves him. Some may carp against
the pool room, and it's hospitality may
often be abused by those who insist
upon wasting too much of their time
in frivolous idleness, but it is an at
. tractive haven for many who nave no
where else to go, and hence II there
| is evil in it that evil is mitigated IN
| \ large degree by the rest and qulet
| recreation that many derive therefrom'