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New-York tribune., 1919-01-13
Eisner Beseeches Berlir,
10 End Insanity Epide,n;c

MUNICH, Jan. 12.-Premier Eisner
o. bavaria has telegraohed to the Ber-
lin Government an appeal that the war
fare there be brought to an end. The
telegram says:
with growing horror we follow the
murderous civil war. 1t must end un-
Iess an Germany is slowly to perish.
beriln's example everywhere is having
oemorallzlng effect and is producing
an epidemic of insanity. The onlv
means Of salvation appears to be 81 GOV. GOV
eminent sustained by the confidence of
the people, comprising all Socialist par
ties, and resolved to bring democracy
and Socialism to victory.
Everywhere in South Germany the
anger against Berlin is growing. At
the same time, sinister persons here re
calling also for .fratracidal warfare
New-York tribune., 1919-01-13
French Somaliland Revolt
Leaders Get Life Sentence,

PARIS, Jan. IA French court-mar-
tiai has sentenced to Imprisonment for
ite the German named Holts and the
austrian named Karmelich, who in 1917
attempted to invade French SornaIlland
from Abyssinia at the head Of force
of native troops.
Holtz was Secretary Of the German
Legation in Abyssisia and Karmclich
wac ms assistant. French troops nut
70 nignt their native force and took
the leaders prisoner. '"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-13
Extent Of the Amazon

The Amazon drains an orea of 1900
coo square miles---ten times the area
Of Franct-~and in connection with the
river and its tributaries there arc said
.tn po $1,000 miles. o.. nayigablc water
Chicago Journal ~, :. % ~ ,,,Ts l'.. T.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-13
Records Sho,v
NeaU Facts in
German Guilt

Continued from page 1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08
Mrs. DILLON AND
WIS IlAkNI.s HOSIESSI,Q

Mrs. Margaret Barnes and Mrs. Sue
lfllon were hustesses on Saturday al
q Halloween aud dancing party. Civ
en- ut MtA Dlllun's home az si2 South
S'Nouth street Tile house was dec
GRATED most ~attractively and one of
IN" most interesting features Of the
evening vas the advent OF n E%enuin.
fortune teller. a paimist. who read
the characters Of those who sought
her with such truth that they could
not but believe her prophecies. She
was dressed IN approved witches
style AMI hohblcd into a corner pre-
pared for her. Floors were cleared
ana after the Halloween frolic the
guests danced. Pumpkin pie, dough-
nuts ana cidcr were served during the
evening The guests were: MIR. and
Mrs McElrus. MI. and Mra. T.. X. FL
Ter, MtE. jess Blcosnm. Mrs. Smith,
and the Misses Gussie Beinch, cleo
and Doris PIncuu. Bcas Weaver Par
kcr and nr Conner. The gentlemen
were d Mcssrs. Cohen, Matson.
Crowley. Pete Bloch. NJ. A. Haas. and
charlie kunz. McNally. Foley. Frank
Mindlin, Hamilton and Joe Scott.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08
From FARMING
no LACE MAKING.

lprir- nesuite the fact I'm their
hands nave boon almost hopelcssly
hnrdercd hv farm labor forced upon
them b,cuugc Of war conditions. the
peasant women of France have re-
turned 10 the making Of lace.
Exports 10 the United States have
again started. and while the supply,
" handmade French lace IN ~ vet
far from normal, IL is rapidly increas-
ing.
VI. Marcscot. president Of the
chamber Of luces. has Just r~econtly
given work To 5000 destitute women
OF northern French provinces dovas-
tatcd by the war.
'lunN, Venetian. Chnntilly and IT.
tsh lace, once made only on the isl
nnd whore 1t originated. are an being
woven now hy the women Of France.
applique metal THREAD. and the So
called Russian luces nrc IN favor. Ga
zoniic de Lyon Ia coiors and metal
threuh. which Ia not only used for
gowns hut FOR curtains Is again being
made.
II ~ estimated that not less than
10 per cent Of the French women de-
rriNci Of masculine support through
the casuult - Of the war Will be able
i1 make "a livelihood IN the lace in.
dustry.
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JUNIOR PARTY
4 ZIG SUCCESS,

tFrom The high School Record.)
II any one ever doubted that the
juniors lacked 'pep' he should have
been a. the junior masquerade party
given In the gym last Friday. An out
slider would not have known u was a
junior masquerade Judging from an
the different costumes ana styles thar
were present. such as dukes, fairies.
ghosts ana Indians. There was also
an old lady from the Congo who had
"A pain In her arm and for this rca-
son was not able to work.
After the grand marcn. In which
everyone removed their masks. games
were played, 'Wlnkum, In which Mr.
Burlaud starred. Spooky stories were
told 10y Miss Edsall and Helen T.. =.
Hnd % dance was given by mysterious
ghosts.
- nttle later Miss Edsali had a
few members Of the class In one cor
nor Of the room INDUCING In her ia
vorite dance. the Virginia Reel.
The gym was beautifully decorated
with black cats and witches. with yel-
low and black creme hans from the
wall Rugs and soft pillows were mr.
ranged In n corner or the room.
%setites and lounges were lined up in
willingly against the walt. \ beautiful
moonlight night was effected by MIR.
Borinnd with the spot light.
Irving Dnniclson took two flash
llrht pictures with everyone In mas
uuerddo. After rVsr.oue rnd beeu
told his fortune 10y Miss Edsali. and
dourhuuts. hard cider aud apples
were served, the crowd dispersed.
Knowing that they had nae the best
Halloween party ln years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08
Week.-Mrs.

Mr.. Joseph J. Davis the
marriage OF his daughter Lois Aleen
Davis to Donald Richard Scott. Mt
Cynthiana, Indiana. on October 2gth.
Miss Davis spent several winters in
AlbuluerPue where she was a very
She belonged to the Knppa Kama
iammhs. and has many frtendr
among nor sorority sisters. The mar
riaee was the elimination OF a b.,y
ana girl romance. MIR. and Airs. Scott
nav ng known each other all through
their school days. =
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College girls, even afreahie~s usna,ix
wear thclr hair mp. In facG, about
thu first thing q etri thinks Of when
s1e dorideS to 50 20 college a
wfifthcr she win war her hair ia
douShnuts. Or puts. erimpcd, curl
be wants 20 appear a. grow up a.
pOse1blc.
nNre h ond exception 10 this houoresa
rule. she - Affr9 hentricc Rnarn-
a OF Chea1nat avenue, Chelsra.
Mas. and u n frcsluaan ~ nostusi
university.
she = not yet sixtecn years ola and
a tins ciats baby. ShD ueaas her
! In curls siaana nor hark. fltn
only one OF Q girls rsglatefsd ae
Tie newly fonldg1 Collcur Of Nec-
r<fArial SciencfA who M not p11
fnfth every ennFt 10 b. ~ erGMn
Mp a. possibic IA a~ppo1Esunte
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08
THANKSGIVING NALL.

Cottonwood Grove. MoOdman Cir.
cue no. z will give "A Thanksgiving
n'll on THANKSGIVING night. Novcm-
her 9Th. az the Masonic temple. Mn
sic VIII be furnished hy Mrs. Soei's
orchestra. Admission will be Si.OO
per couple. The ladies Ia charge of
arrangements are Chairman. Mrs. u.
u, Iciscr, Mrs, A.. ". Shorer. Mrs. ].
> Bowdlch and Mrs. l.. W. brown.
This ball prom SEES 10 be one OF the
social affairs OF the season. Tickets
can be purchased from the committee
or mnmhnIa OF Tho rIrcln
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poHTXIGHrIY GIVES BRILLIANT

Al "a meeting Of the fortnightly
Musical club held November ith al tho
home Of Mrs Max Sordhaus, the fol-
lowing program was given: The first
number. a piano solo. THE Fourth
Mazurka" (Godard). was played by
Mrs. Thomas Hughes In the brilliant
and finished style which tho club has
learned " expect from this talented
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WEEK.IND Ar Tur

NJ. y. T. NhHse 4 10 be host 10 a
party of week-endors who motored
up to his cottage on the upper Pecos
yes'erday and today. Among the in
Nited guests are Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Rogers
Miss Tompkins, Mr.. Ihndoln' MIR
Prayer. Miss Schweitzer, MIR. and Mrs.
Emory DnyiH.
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Spends a Busy Week Getting Ready for Coming Event
ny Aida =. sIsis-rhoncs 10 or s4s.

Mo- many parties and dances were shen this week as lost, but a good
= ' which M con about during tn latter part q te month. The Teach
crf Convention will absorb tho whole town. and has been the inspiration
o man advantages which the townspeope uhemawlyesm may enjoy, such ms
Tho He'd Cross Roll can will cali upon Ind mmte enthusiastic efforts Of
all OF un during the lust. two days. n on Armhstce Day a special and inten-
sVe appeal will be made. The Suffrage Convention In December In receiv.
ing thu attention Of all the club women Of the state, and the League OF
Women Voters win b nssAted by the womenA club in the entertainment
Of liz nnu nnnaIa
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Clubs
Muk.CaI Art Club,

The Musical Art club met at 2:sO
this afternoon at the homo OF Louise
Heiiing at ans North Eleventh street.
The following program was given:
Bache Selectiun--lsahelie Patterson.
Plano Duet tfrdnstJ. Waitz-Mar-
gerry schultz and Mrs. Oden.
Plano Solo tchopinD-Lucile He
ding.
Reading: Bud Fairy Tale-Rosc
McColleEgh.
Piano Solo: In Stately Measure
Isabelle Patterson.
Auto Harp Sulo-Alfred Patterson.
Plano Duet: Lucia DE Lammas-
moor.
Piano Solo slumber song-Rosetto
Mccullough.
Piano Solo: Mlnuet In q (Beet-
hovenJ-Hugh Mann.
solo: The Gypsy Dancc-MGldred
Hefiing.
After the program Ice cream and
cake was served. The members OF
this club are: Lucille aud Mildred
Hefiing, Margery schultz, Hugh
Mann. Itosclla Mccullough. Isabelle
and Alfred Patterson. Florence ana
virginia Dillon, Florence Ellis.
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wOMEN's
ORDER or IOliESTERS.

The Womcn's Catholic order II
Forcsters gave their monthly dance
and card party last Tuesday evening
nt thu W. %. W. hall Punch was
served ana All present reported a
very enjoyable time.
This VIII De the last dance until
the nrsi Tuesday in January. but for
the intervening time other activities
have been planned.
The court i rapidly growing ana
everything possible II being done To
make the lodge interesting and In
~atruCtlyc tu the members.
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GUsTAvE BAUNIANN
TO EXHIBIT HERE

Arrangements are being made by
Guatave Baumann OF Santa Fe, the
We'll known Woo lock aud print
artist, to show an exhibition OF his
work here In Albuquerque during tho
first week In December. Just where
these beautiful prints. many OF them
representing New Mexico scenes II
great historical interest, will be
shown. has not yet been decided; it
Is probable that the Woman's club
will open Its doors. This will be an
additional opportunity for those who
appreciate art.
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TIM RED CROSS ~cANTEEN

with the closing OF the Red Cross
cantoen. an institution which stands
foremost among those who gave freely
their voluntary service during the
war and the period following, ceases
TO exist. The Albuquerque canteen
officially closed one week ago today;
me reports which have just come In
show that Q men we're served
mere from May 10, to Nov. 1. The
complete list has not been kept, hut
this viii give an idea OF the amount
OF work done.
During October alone IA Phlni-
pinos, 1 French soldier, 2 Hed ross
nurses, ? reconstruction aides, 3 Aus
trhlinns, n 1 New Zealander, were
entertained. Doughnuts and coffee.
cigarettes, fruit, handkerchiefs, magn-
zines information. automobile riaes.
medical treatment and advice and
money. were part OF the service given
during the entire time OF the can
teen.s existence, not to mention auto
mobile rides.
The names OF those who gave their
time volunts rilv to this work follow:
Atesdamss. MCPHERSON, MandeIl, Ora
ham, ChadbOurne. Merritt, Sims, GIL,
Riehl, Bacon, McNabb, Biggs. VIII
kerson, Walton and Hnnt; the Misses
sydney and Cora Wilson, Mandeil,
Motley Kelley. Virginia Hereby, Elsa
and Eva Mc9regor. Caroline Jamikon,
Virginia Carr. Julia Keleher, Gene
We've Tierney. Bernico Hesseldsu,
Elizabeth and Betty Wiley. Angelica
Howden, Ernn Ferguson, Helen,
Carrie and Margaret schmidt, Jean
sheridan, Jessie VSnablo, Ruth Ha-
con, Sophie Stanley, Eyangoline Hill,
Appelby, Anita Hubbell. Helen Vas
har' Dorothy Brown, Olive innaralom.
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HExTTAL
M LUTHERAN GILuncH

At LUTHERAN CHURCH '
Mias Gertrude Thompson viii pre-
sent some Of her young pupils ia a
recital al 81. Paul's English Lutheran
church. Sunday. November Q. s,ae
.. m. She win be assisted Nv fo,,r
pupils Of Miss Estelln valck.
J heEin .....4.......... WflIvs
Lillian PeEan tJuat ak Years Old
2. Vioiln-"Bethany" ... Mason
Leonard Elkins.
(Pupll cf Miss valck.)
AK Wehas nm 49,.
(c) Merry Butterflies .........
ss........4..... Ellsworth
Fred Mackey.
4. Pussy's Lullaby .......... Busbe.
Ruth Bennett.
5. Duet-The Suns Good Night.
.............. spaulding
CHARLES Rice. Loren Motley
.. Duet-Come 60 school. .spauldlaa
Lillian PECAN. Elizabeth Elder.
|" Ni"hn-bnrcarole $500. Offenbaeh
Harold Davidson.
Pupll o. Mias Waikiki
,. The Shepherds Song. Adams
Winlfred stamm.
3. Dance % the Dwnrfs. .lHerwetd
- Donald crosno.
10. ta) A Child's Good Night.
tbl Let Us Try..... .spauidinr
Elizabeth Elder.
II. Jolly Darkies ........ Beehter
Loren Moxley.
~. vloiin-HumorenQue 49,. Dvorak
Edward Pineau (Papl Of Miss valck B
~. Dance OF M Kewpies. Ashford
Catherine Fee.
~ No Surrender March. . Morrison
Bernard sievert.
10. Valse Petit ............ VIRGIL
Florence Ellis.
i6. slumbef Song ......... Kern
lisa, 81 Patterson.
II. Vioiln-Minuet ...... Beethoven
Irene Epstein.
pupil Of Miss vaick.)
Is. Nociurne Warl
Maude crosno.
Dorothy Cameron. Accompanlef.
.
WITH THE n. ". CA.
ON Thursday evening next the meme
bers OF the G. u. p. Club and a NUM-
Der OF the dormitcry men OF the
Y. N; c. A. win have a weinie roast
on the mesa. The party will start
from the Y. W. building az I o'clock.
and will be motored out In trucks to
the spot chosen for the picnic. Music
and plenty OF matches 10 sta7t things.
will be taken along.
Miss seaburg Of tho National Y. w.
G. A. board at New York. is expected
TO arrive here Sunday morning. She
viii be accompanied by Miss Rosen-
berger, her assistant. and will confer
with the local Y. w. c. A.
Miss Frances Boutwell, Of Dallas.
field secretary for the Y. W. arrived
today. h will assist In the orgnnlsa-
ton OF the welfare work, which In
being undertaken and the reports
gathered together will be considered.
ON Tuesday evening the c. U. =.
Club held their usual supper at I
o'clock. The usual good time With
m and music was enjoyed, aud IL
was decided that first aid. or Emery
lessons would be taken up as
part OF their winters program.
On Thursday the Girls Reserve met
n outlined their work for the
winter. The program will be given
week. The first meeting Of thu
month will he given over 10 business;
the second Of this month will see ;he
Initiation OF new members, and tho
third Will be a purely social mar
with games N Indoor sports.
GUSTtvE BAUMLANN
TO EXHIBIT HERE.
Arrangements are being made by
II anufaaa.
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CHARLIE = NRBI.R
HAS 4 PARTY.

Master Charles Barber was host
lns' hight at his home on West Cen
trail to a dancing party. Rugs were
taken up ana the young people
danced to the music OF the phono-
Eraph. Afterwards refreshments
were served. tho guests were. Eliza
beth Kistier, Hirdie Arnot, Slhyl nnl
Virginia McLandress. Ernestine Hun
hg. Jane lluning, Maxwell Merritt.
Howe El.er, Cornel!a and Frederick
ward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

The Thirty club cannot meet in ~
old accustomed haunts because OF the
great labor unrest. How sof Well,
II useter be on Thursday nights In
ODD Fellows hall. that's the only
free nighl there. ana the members
OF the Thirty club danced from s:a0
on, but now h Carpenters union
pnrleys 80 late on Thursday nights
that the hall IL given over to labor
discussions until long past the hour
when he club may make merry.
Where to meet?
oh that Saturday afternoon dane
ing class. VIII you ever forget those
halcyon days when you too put on
patent leather pumps. and elegantly
CARRIED In a clean face and q new tie.
~ a iuuy dress and fine s~tockings,
presented yourself very tOoiIsniy at
the opening lesson. ana you stood
around ;he wall and giggled, and then
fell all over your feet. Hut by IN
mex Saturday you were already plan
ming a dance In the garage u mother
wouldn't let you take the rugs up.
To-day the children are learning In
te%rpretative dancing, ana graceful
movements. They stand In "A Ions
line; slender lcgz, shapely calves. pipe
stems wahbling on uncertain ankles,
and stocky undcrpinning that finds
some difficulty In pointing the toe
with the ease and elegance % the
Russian ballet. And just us you arc
holding your arms like a wreath over
our head, u YOU are pointing the
right toe lightly In front ~ you, that
left foot on which you depended for
safety q which was forced To an
acute right angle, wulIlios frunticdliy,
and with nothing Co support YOU. YOU
suddenly ana ANONYMOUSLY Ind your
self on the floor. But never mind.
each maternal heart visions her duri-
ing floating with the grace OF "a Den
shawn sprlte In the bcwitching
mazes Of tho dance. And who can
tell which one may. Anyway they
achieve a nnish which can never be
impaired earlier. and which will also
cause the pateruni heart to swell with
pride In his charming offspring.
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THE TEACHERS CONVENTION.

TIL TEACHERS CONVENTION.
The arrangements TO" the social side
OF the Teachers convention to be held
here during Thanksgiving week ARE
nearing completion. Committees have
been named by the Chamber of Com
merce to look after every phase OF the
entertainment to be extended during
the entire time hat the states educn-
tors are with us. These committees
will be busy from now on completing
their arrangements which will be an
nounced ms o as they are deciced
upon. The committees are as follows:
Chamber Of Commerce Ball, Tues
day the Oh q, A. Matson, r.. +.
l.andolfi, chairman: T. NJ. Dannhy,
Frank Stortz. ban Padilia. Tom
hughes. j. r. Goodell.
Reception Committce-Mrs. Felix
Baca. chairman: 4 to 6 o'clock Mon
day afternoon "a tn, at Chamber OF
Commerce parlors. 10 select her "
committee.
Music Committee Miss NJ. NJ. shell
ton. chairman; !. NJ. Loech. W. 4.
Mcdowell. Mrs. Tom Hughes. Must
cal program. Tuesday 2b. 1880 y. m.
Han Decorations COmmittee-Mrs.
Charles 3. white, chairman; Mrs. j.
NJ. Reynolds. Mrs. u 4. Chase.
Transportation Committee-Charles
s.. White. chairman; ID. X. u. sellers,
milford slough, T.. O. Mccullough.
&. NJ. barber. Ramon Archuleta.
Welcoming Commiitee-Aldo Leo.
pold. chairman; j. r. Mclaughlin.
Paul Redingtun. g. r. French, T.. \.
Boule, j. n. Williams, Joseph X. VIII
son. Man NOrdhaus.
Registration Committee. lnforma-
ton. Meals and Lodging-D. u. Me.
Kee.
street Decorations Committees-C.
a. Ackerman, chairman; To select his
own committee.
Advisory Committecs-Rcuben Per
ny. David Spence Hiil. n. G. Donald
son. Mrs. John W. Wilson; (Sister) 81,
Vincent academy; Mr.. John Milne.
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IRENE wESTI.RHAUSis
E~NTIRTAINS.

Miss Irene wostorhausen was hos
tess on SUNDAY afternoon ~ % "bun-
CO" u dancing party. The house
was filled with flowers and chrysun-
thomums and ferns decorated Ia Ia
bles. during the serving OF a very
dainty luncheon. uch Ms young girls
adore. After the refreshments the
~ucsta danced and O very happy time
was spent, making. In the old-world
fashion. a time Of innocent gntoty for
the Sunduy afternoon. Miss Mestcr-
hnuson's guests we're the Misses I've
Ign Mearns Margaret Smithers. Hell
en- Grunsfcld. Anna Mcclure. Grace
Wickham. Marion Grursfnld and
Mnury lirashcr, Margaret Klein
worth. Fay Strong. Helen McGupc
and Helen Groves.
a SURPRISE PARTY.
On Tuesday evening. Mira. VI. T..
Iciser WAS most PLEASANTLY surprised
hy some thirty Of her friends who
called To wish her many happy re-
turns OF the day. IL was her birth
day, and her friends came with evcry
preparation for a celebration: thUy
were laden with flowers. delicious ro-
frcshmentH. q handsome birthday
cake which was decorated beautiful
~. And they also brought "a musl-
clan. Russ were whiskcd up. card
tables appeared and everyone lid the
thing that appealed to him most un-
~ midnight whom u table was laid
n the surprise supper was served.
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Wuman's club.

The luncheon which was TO have
been held al the Woman's club yes.
tcrday was postponed on account OF
the inability of the caterer engaged
to take care OF the affair. aud instead
a business meeting was held. n
was decided 10 Civ a luncheon ON
December 18th at the club for Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Cdtt and her party
who Will be here to attend the SUI
frage convention.
Mrs. Henderson OF Santa Fe. In
charge of the print shop, wrote
to President Mrs. FcliN Baca In re-
gard TO an exhibition Of prints. and &;
h. probable that Mrs. Henderson will
make arrangements TO show her eNhi-
billion In the early part OF December.
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Womcn voAnf Cnnfcnncc.

.NA AhHH
Invitations ave been sent out by
the local committees OF women vo;-
ers, to all Women's clubs In New Mex
leo ana Ia the governor and political
leaders Of both parties 90 attend the
convention of women voters which
Will be held here December I and b.,
Miss Carrie Chapman Catt, president
~ the National American Woman
Suffrage association; Mrs. e. W. Nc
Culloch, chairman de~pHrtelcnf UNI
hcatiun OF laws. league Of womcu
voters; Or. Valcria Parker, Chairman
social hygiene. Mrs. T.. T.. CostiEun,
food supply and demand. and Miss
Julia l.Hthrup, director federal chill
dren's bureau, are the women who
Will comprise The visiting party.
Besides the luncheon rendered by
the Woman's club there will be "a
dinner at the Y. NJ, &. A., and "a num-
Der of private smaller dinners hrranE-
ed In order that special confcronccs
may be a In regard To the different
Interests represented by these dis
tinguished women
An interesting meeting Of the Mis-.
slonary society OF the Christian
church was held on Thursday aftot-
noon. China and Japan were the
fields discussed. Mrs. Kuhn giving a
most entertaining and Instructive tax
on these countries. a geographical
discussion followed and a Japanese
story was told 10y Mary Broreln. The
Reverend Mr.. Kahn made u report OF
the missionary work as outlined az
The missionary convention at Cinciu-
natl from which Mr.. Kuhn has JUS,
returned.
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There will he an Indian dance az
Jomez next week, or Wednesday the
IGN. h In a regular yearly hesta.
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WIFI THE Y. W. "a.

on Thursday evening next the mems
bers OF the G. u. y. club and a NUM-
Der Of the dormitcry men Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. win have a welnie roast
on the mesa. The party will START
from the Y. w. building az 7 o'clock.
and will be motored out In trucks to
the spot chosen for the picnic. Music
and plenty Of matches TO start things.
will be taken along.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

Tho Microbes club met on wednes-
day with Mrs. II. NJ. Hall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

Mrs. Nell u. Field returned last
saturday night from IA motor tfip to
TuOa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

Miss Anita Hubbell Ia expecting n
guest from Chicago who will arrive
on Monday night, Miss Veronica KEEL
ler. Miss Keller and Miss Hubheil
were sehooimates at National Park
seminary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

Captain Guy Holden, who has beer
confined 20 81. Joseph's %sanltariuni
win the hn Is reported improving.