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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

Berlino, 10 maggio.-1l Presidcnte
Ebert, in un discorso pronunciato du-
rante una dimostrazione qui' tenutasi
ieri, ha detto che la Gcrmania non
firmera' tcrmini del trattato di pace.
La dmostrazione fu tenuta mel Lust
garten vi prcse parte una folla i'm
mcnso. II President Ebert descrisse i
termini di pace come ''il prodotto del
l'istcrica vendetta nemica." Ed ag-
giunsc:
lie nazione cstere non permetteran-
no la proscrizione della Germania. Esse
dovranno levare Ia loro vocc con moi
che questa pace di schiavitu', che mai
segneremo, non potra' passare.'
Parigi, IS maggio.-(By DIR. f. J.
Dillon)-Sono stati affrettati gil sforzi
per soddisfare lc legittimc aspiration
italiane prima dcgli ultimi ritocchi al
trattato di pace con IAustria. ii
motive dipende dalla prevenzione di I'm
complete allontanaInento ira i1talia G
la Francia, che per il recente sviluppo
delle cosc appare inevitable. La
nazione italiana mai e. stata COST
fortementc unita come da quando sorsc
la contesa ira il Presidente Wilson ed
il Primo Ministro Orlando ed senti-
menti unnnimementc conccpiti verso Ia
Francia differiscono largamente dal
l'amicizia. La stampa italiana e. fiera-
mente incollcrita contro la Francia.
Anche il moderate "Corriere della
Sera" dichiara
'E' impossible per la Francia di
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
RUSSIAN REDS Open
WAR ON RUMAN|A
Bolshevik Troops Cross Dnies-
ter, Defeat Foe and Cap
ture Two Towns
\ NANSEN PROJECT. AT END
BY the Associated Press

London, May 19.-Owing to Ru-
mania's disregard of the ultimntum from
I the Russian soviet government demand
ing an evacuation of Bessarnbia, a state
Of war exists between Russia and Ru
Inania. according TO Il wireless dispatch
from Moscow received here.
Bolshevik troops have crossed the
Dniester river in the Tiraspol district,
where they have defeated the Ru-
manians and occupied TchcgrutChi and
Bender, the dispatch says.
Tiraspol is situated on the Dnicstcr
river, fifty three miles northwest Of
Odessa. Bender is on the west side Of
the Dniester and fifty eight miles from
Odessa.
a Warsaw, May 19.-CBy A. P.r-Thc
Gkraininn offensive on tho Prusy
Kamienopol line. north and east Of
Lemberg. has been rrpulscd by the Poles
with heavy losses to the attackers. says
an official statement issued Saturday by
the Polish War Office. North of Kuli-
koff, north of Lembcrg, the Poles have
made a considerable advance and they
also have gained a victory on the Nolhy-
pian front near XOlkicff, northwest Of
Kulikoff.
On the Lithuanian white Russian
front. it is added, the enemy was at
+ tackled and defeated by the Poles. who
captured prisoners aud war material.
Paris. May 19.-(By A. P.)-Therr
yxs a., Al =
NJ. Tchitchern, Boshcvik foreign min
ister of Russia, to DR.. Fridtjof Nan
sens proposals to feed Russia brings the
whole project to a close. The reply is
generally accepted here as in effect
refusal by the Bolsheviki to cease at
tempting to invade their neighbor terri
tory
1t seems improbable that the allied
and associated governments will support
with food any Bolshevik attempts to
Invade adjacent states. The allied pro-
posal was Il frank attempt to end the
fighting around the borders of Russia
and at the same time TO save the Rus
sian people from starvation. If the
Bolsheviki persist in trying to destroy
law and order outside of Russia proper
the allied attitude will no doubt be to
vote for no peace and no food.
Berlin, May 19.-(By A. P.l-The
Warsaw newspaper Gazeta Polska says
that General Simon Pctlura. the Ukrail
nian leader, has joined the soviet gov
ernment.
0nisk, May ! delayed by A. P.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
LA GERMAN|A NON
F|RMERA' LA PACE
Cost ha Dichiarato II Presidente
Ebert, Parlando al Popolo in
una Dimostrazione

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. 34t
Authorized by the act of October q,
1917, on file at the Postofflce OF Phila-
delphia, Pa.
BY order OF the President.
A. s. BURbESON,
Postmaster General.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19
$500, 100000 Baby
Killed BY Auto
Continued From PPEe One

Continued From PPEe One
Thomas X. Walsh. tho millionaire Colo
RADIO mine owner, on the other.
The boy died yesterday evening. of
cerebral hcmorrhagc. Death cams after
surgeons and specialists from Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, had ap
piled their skill in vain efforts to save
his life.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-19

surgeons and specialists from Johns
Hopkins University. Baltimore, had ap-
piled their skill in vain efforts TO save
his life.
Slipped Away From Guard
Two attendants. Elias Pratt and
James Mcggct wcrr with the child at
the time of the accident 1t was their
daily practice to take him for walk
along Wisconsin avenue. Yesterday
morning it was decided to vary the pro
gram and give him a ride downtown on
the street cars. An automobile driven
by Francis Goebel. a florist. drove up
as Ninson and his two attendants
waited at the main gate of the summer
home grounds for n street car. GOebcl
called to one of the attendants and
the latter left his charge to talk with
the motOrist. Ninson left his other at
tendaDt. He crossed the road to the
waiting machine. He took some flower
blossoms offered him and started back.
As lie went around the rear of Goebel's
automobile he walked into the middle of
the thoroughfare. A machine, bearing
West Virginia license and occupied by
three young women, struck the child.
throwing him several feet,
The car stopped. Vinson was picked
up and helped to the house. He walked
tLc distance with the aid of his. at =
tcndants and did not appear TO be
hurt. except for scratches on the face
and legs. Thinking the boy was not
severely injured. the occupants of the
machine drove on.
Believed Not Seriously Hurt
Forty minutes later they returned to
inquire about Ninson's condition. As
sured that he was not seriously hurt.
they left. The number of the machine
was taken. but the attendants did not
obtain the names of the three passen-
gers.
DR.. James Ernst Mucthell, the fam
lily physician. was summoned. He
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21


Win more thnn the usual pep.
the class day program of the GRADUATE
Ing class was presented to a lafne
audience in the HiEh school auditor
lum Wednesday evening" The Hun
WIS Just dropping behind the volran-
oes aud sent sfrnrrllur beams into he
hail when tho %raiuinrinu Charlie Schei-
Ne stepped before h curtains ana in
"a happy address welcomed y patrons
and guests % the class ana introduced
the class % RradunteH. half % hundred
~ them on the stage The girls were
an dressed In white midday suits with
laree yellow neckucH the A. " =. coli
ura " yellow and white The opening
chorus written specially in honor of
the 4 ~ = sniaiar hnts was ulycn
with eclst Then MERRITT oidaker.
president ~ the class. requested the
nu, ience to- stand and ~ the haii WIS
dnrkened nnd the spot iirht turned on
the two gold stars In the service nnr.
asked that each one give one minute
OF silent thought ami reverence 70 the
names ~ Professor Milford Taylor
and Dave ~itussuWald The class roll
war hen called by Mildred Harris.
Each senior Was introduced and n
tuuplot telling ONE characteristics
Wa told hy Miss Harris whose voice
and siiie displayed fine puise. some
~ NMH NNNH Mfff fNlNfNilN tfuNAfhHa
Tvs 20 thurs who Wore hit \ violin
selection played by irene rartch was
q treat. as her solos always are
Harold rarich accompanied ON the
piano ~ behalf ~ the graduating
class ,ierfitt oiduker with q rrureful
address presented Go the school u
tors. 'ric1e symboiiEinr The Spirit ~
1917 The frisEr was unveiled aH the
orator talked An able speech ~ ar-
crptancr was made by Judge Hickey.
president uf the school board The
ciHsH history related h' Donna shull
was n well written and We'll delivered
chronicle of tho cinsa during four
NrarF in tho high rUhuul Tile class
prophecy War given hY beatrice Hiii
Nuirdictoriau ~ the class dressed IN
typical ~ ~, costume. ana perrinr IN
Go q crystal globe. neftrics Hnl 49,
class prophet saw many successes end
dirnitlr~ achieved rs classmates In
t9ti whcn van and strong drink
wsfr abolished and abr travel ON
mon Tho class VIII. read In PROBES
sionni voice by Katherine DeerinE
who Vas dressed 90 Il doctor % the
law. provoked much Interest aud
laughter Hush Graham presented
the class cane tied with the official
class cuiors 81 even class since that
~ ICES. iiiH spesch Vas clever and
a. the point Carol Wilson. president
~ the juniors made the refpuuae "
HoceptirE b canc THE CLOSING chorus
The Class Sung composed b. Iarnld
isafirh aud written hi Nrima prich-
ard was roundly %spniauded rs audit
tors who wished Il curored
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
~ IonN's GIT ToGTruIn
SOCIAL 4 SlGtIkS.

The Get Together social heid by -.
John'H church on Monday uight was
an effective Of DOING what the
name implies After several musical
selections had been PLAYED Reverend
Neirlor introduced bishop itowden
who spoke Of the movement OF tho
church during this present iuu"O
George kiock made Il welcoming ad,
dross 10 the returned soldiers n mum
her Of whom were present, after
which r. collation. Of ice cream ana
cake WAS served and dancing Was ~
ioyrd during the remainder Of tho
evening
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
nISDs.wrisrn wipD,Ne.

Miss Ruth Amelia WciEcr was mar
ried ON Tuesday afternoon 60 Frank
leslie Kinds The marriage took
place az the homo % tho brides par-
ents. MI ana Mrs y. r. Wclrar. the
ceremony being performed hy the
Reverend Ne Jones OF the Methodist
Eplncopnl church. The groom " d
sou OF Mf and Mrs e ~ Hluda. and
h an employee OF he Santa fe rnii.
road. The young couple lett Tor d
three weeks honeymoon In California.
and Will be al homo 10 their. frienif
az tig n Edith after July 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

Mrs W. w. short. sol West Coat
avenue. entertained AZ q gathering n
young folks on saturday, June ti. In
honor Of the i3th birthday of her
laughter. wilma. The decorations
Ssre in rink ana white. Hcfrcsh g..
meats Of cake and leo cfoam were en-.
loyeu ~ tho Elicsut Cameo werr
played Al had u fine time.
hua invited we're Dolores ncnin
niin. Helen Stuhns. lois Zimmerman.
l~norc Petit. Jane Hunlnr. Ella ani
lois ciayfca. Helen Hlirhrock. FLOR
once Euis. Martha Miles. Icaeiio Weir.
Hcbcccu ana Elizabeth bee NlrE1nlu
and wilma Shot INV Paw, Harry
Kyle Nyc. Jack Walters. Raymond
Hail iiob Hughes aud Ward Andcr-
son. IT,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
\ nItTun,Y PATTY.

ON Wednesday afternoon 10 four
thirty o'c.ack Euly Stamm had 70
birthday party To celebrate his uuh
birthday The party wasn't planned
beforehand. aud the little guests wcrr
asked 10 the last minute hecuuHr
plans Tor the celebration had hreu
overlooked hN everyone but lnlli
himroif Who. VI understand. Ind to
take m%ntiora iuto ais 1871 hnnha. and
tel his mother thHt " wouldn't be- f.
birthday ut ul without "a party ise
cream, cake. candles and rldirs. c,-
rrythlug NtH complete
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

Mm Katherine rarroll wps hostess
on "Wednesday afternoon fur the req
ulnr monthly tea ct ~ Johns uuili.
She WIS i~aslrtrd hy MrH Angle nii
Mrs Reed fhe houHe wnH sweet VIII
0oWer.. nnd the afternoon proved ine
usual attractive means pf bringing ~
indifA OF the church IN closer touch
with one another Miss Mar Nluaut.
tho suffrage leader wtH q guest dut-
ing the afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
snArNIN ENTFuT AN.

\ dancing party on THURSDAY even
Ing. June 18Th. war given hy Mlna
Antoineue chauvin In honor nf the
Misses Constance anu Nardaicun All.
who have been ATTENDING NJ. Nnrt..
~ me woods college In Indiana.
About twenty couples % The yuunrc
set attended. The mtsic Furnished ht
Ar hoe Scott. who play "a several
selections from The Kids Clever
Miss Mearnn and Miss rhnuyin grad
unted thir week from 81 Nincenrs
academy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
MARnIACE or MIS- RowiRs
1o Nil. ssuW AUrINAN.

Married. NituriaN evening 80 Z
O'clock al The home OF HDt Alfred -.
Kuhn. 6gf North ON street. minister
at the broadway christian church,
Miss Flcety bowers aud Mr. loo
SehwnrtEmnn. both of Albuquerque
The Young couple have tutrn nn Iuiu
trlp 10 ~ pafo on their mnon
MI Schwartzmnn be- proprietor uf We
IiuIuYs MVut .lufhYt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
NNnTMIn %nImrmnNY.

We understand TINT MI Mas Nuris
hnuH had u birthday uo this week
10 least i number OF hia friends were
present nn "Wednesday night 10 celf
hmtr with him. Cards were enjoyed
nnd later In Inc evening supper vas
SERVED.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
and Birthday Parties Keep the Younger Generation Busy. N
ny ALIDA y. s,ws-ra,onc. ia or s,s.

n HANY beautiful graduation exercises have bccn held this week
and together with birthday parties for the kiddies, and with
outofadoor diversions. motor trips, picncs and mountain par.
have furnished most of the social activities chronccd here
Shortly, however. these colnans- will probably read like those Of q
priceless correspondent, who writes "A beautiful lawn fcte was given
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

Tho annual magazine Issued by the
liirn school students has covered the
school with real glory this year, II r.
an unusually good n Interesting
production. attractivcly bound with
excellent paper, cuts and workman
ship aud when the fact thnt the stu
Tents themselves are responsible Tor
every detail of cdirinE and production,
the magazine having been printed In
the high achoni print shop, a. well a.
bound there. u adds % the Unsuitable
pride which they may feel Apart
from the purely local OF personal rev
concerning the various C%lnhscf, Ia
Reatn Includes some good poems and
some interesting Indian legends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

tDhftr-N Oif HitlIti.
The advanced piano pupils Of Mrs.
W. N. Combs. and the expression class
OF Mos y Wolf viii he heard In 70.
cital a We Woman'a club. Monday
evenirs AZ o'clock.
THE public " cordially invited.
Tho following prosram will be
Planoa=Sorrentur" ..... uarhmann
ioronn CArmouN. liricn Houp.
Garmn Babroch
hcnding who's Got W." ~ Harbour
Ruth Brown.
Piano Novelette," ........ nelnhold
tofcna Cnrmony
Reading Iats,' ....l. ~ Wctherth
Faith Maharam.
Piano Mcnuetto nococo" Mater
Helen lioup.
RcadinF Proposals a Ia France.
nr.c. ,.. Nho"
Pinno-"Barcnrnlle ...... Oacnhach
curnn nabcock.
Heading Ahrolve Te"....L T.. Ncablt
Ida West.
Marche ponuncalc" .oounod
Helen Honp.
Rcading-The Governors Last ie-
nun Brown.
Piano-Polish Dance" scharwenka
Nancy Moose.
Rcadinr Day 49,. Anon
Louise Doaier.
Piano "1mpromptu' .......... Atorria
Lorona carmony.
ficading Answered Prayer" ..,,,
Marian Crawford
Grace Jackson.
pinuo-"rolonuiro" ...... Chopin
Nancy Moose.
Violin accompaniment dorothy
Cameron.
Piano accompaniment Nancy
Moose.
The pupils OF Mrs ~ Wolf aud OF
Mrs W 81 Combs. who are 10 be-
heard in Joint recital on Monday eve
ming ~ the WomRn's CLUB were enter
tuinCd "a ~ Studio luncheon FRIDAY
morning hy Mrs Wolf aud Mira
combs.
The guests were Misses cArmn Iinb-
cock. Ruth Brown. iofenn raUaons
Dorothy Cameron. Louiac Doxler,
Helen Hour. Grace Jackson tdith
Mahnram. Nssfor Mckcchnle. Edith
Moose. nancy Moose. Helen Hchnei-
der. Ida West.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
soIDIrns w,NTMrsIr nroonps.

A cail has como tn the lucag chapter
OF the Re- Gross 10 send phonograph
border M Columbus. y. N The off,
cers NJ the He'd cross herein appeal To-
eFrry owner ~ u music box IN this
city 10 donate az least une rernri Cor
the Noidiers nov ON guard duty at the
border uwn These records may boz
len ht tho Red Cross service station
IN the SECOND finnr 81 the federai
building ana viii next week be- shipped
ny tho He'd Gross 10 h soldiers ut
Columbus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
INTonMAL rANHL

An Informal dance eas given on
Friday evening a. the Country CLUE
about ten couples Of energetic Young
peopl. displayed their rrncr and tnSc.
AMI demonstrating their JOY AZ hclnr
alive moi only ~ rsftlna ap u dance
hut BY dnnclnFi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
QUITE brown rp.

on Friday 20 six little friends who
came 20 lunch ana later were escorte I
TO the picture show. a thoatcr party,
oh wha, bllsa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

/ Miss ThNluiu tNifNtN q
Flew Of her friends ou TfeHiuN after.
| moon from Z a. : Wfhount of her thir-
iesnth birthday Prizes Wero riNrn FOR
the Nauous genes o. 10 nN n tive.
sourfr luncheon WIS served " "a
needless 10 say thc tounr folks lti re-
~ time and "a plsture WnH taken nH
tncy were leaving Tor enfh on" 20 h''p
A. "A happy rsm,mhrnucr uf tho dat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

HINTS no vACNTIoNEHsi If,o1'
viii insist upon roins 20 the ronrt. o.
anywhere else away from Albuquerque
for the summer. thus robhlng the 70.
clety columns Of their most cdif,inr
accounts. and source of stimulation.
We must part With YOU. why We vii
DO ~ aminhit. and even send you 90
with an the rood SUGGESTIONS whlch
W have been able TO kAfutr I1rsi OF
III. mohiilxe your wardrobe aud dress
90 ~ the part you're coins 10 pln,
81 ~ nusesst a few appropriate roiur
4 away KITS
Authentic models in c~nmounneed
hathing suits. ~eisvrrly Designed ~ add
~ subtract ten 70 thirty pounds from
wenrefh silhouette
Ono-haif dozen shoe horns utrunr
on pink ribbon make % sweet little
| rift and n which viii insure slipping
IN und out Of tho bathing SUIT guichi,
one Of the mngakincs suggest % dfy
shampoo Tor motorists. most apprn-
pirate after July T.
The graduating exeroi-ss Of tho
Grammar department OF immaculate
conception aarhooi held yesterday
morning. June 20. 20 70. ~ .wffe very
Interesting. Tho program follows.
Mandolin Selection
bnmatizauon Of class Prophecy
class Cong
saiuiaior nonetia Mor.iu
class VIII Ford Davis
Piano Selection Eunlse iferkrnhan
4 japanese Dance FISahsfh Iisuirr
Accompanies Marion puekstt
Premiums fof Attendance were given
10 Clarence rhnutiu. Wiihrad ThnuNin
Raymond nudEiHh Albert Mrtfrurri.
Frances Meyers Phiiumenn Mirhnet
Manueiita Romero neriha mhoefcr
Robert oucfo. Nav pusink. inseph
Duran. Snlonie Mares. Nellie Mnifrnr.
. 81. Beatrice sutcine Isabel Fulltuu.
Oiympia Toned. ioasrAire tmhoefcr
IDiEn nnclii. Stsiiu Nufinriia
II Premiums fOI fNtrnrurr Nrrr
nwarded 10 class lendorri Grade =.
George Shoup. arnde ., Quito romri.
grade ,. Philip Sullivan srads 4 10
reph MassaEiin Gfgdc 3. May bu-
dxiak. grade q Mario Fmnci-ni;
Grade Z. Eunicc ilerkonhon. grade =.
,Oira ptnein. commercial MarEur,t
.lItcynolda. commercial Ella imhoef"f.
The medal for Christian nnefrlne
WuH won hy lsnael Sullivan. Hnd the
bold medal for defamation 10y lola
|uieii.
\ Diplomas for Palmer p~cnmrrship
ptoncicnrS Msrcoirs Armiio. fiofn
lareln, Luplin pa,iia. Stella Garcia
1slln NmNutftif
7 Tho Eradunios from The grammar
Department asa MrfEHfct Armiln. Mn-
iAinno Armiio. FOri Davis, piea pnciH.
Adeiiuu nuran. Aifrei Duran Ernest
b .sphiosa. Joseph kiinE owen Murrur
lena NaHangiia ArnoH Never. Maud
hfichri neEncttn Ninrrih n"ien lro-
tiosch. Elsie NrNnoiis taHhHl sullivan
l'ordinnnd S%nndoVul plNmpiu romot
Josephine lmhoefvr
n The exercise closed with u chorus
tof our Father. aud HAT Mary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
fro'6r u,:sn'n NM ss"S

- q. AaciVor. Aho has arTut nine
months with the A n. " soldiers m
frnncn. EnEinnd and Germany. Will
be heard here on sunday night nj the
broadway Christian church AZ
O'Clock. The three n INIT a. he
calls H. Mifth. Melody and Magic
have entertained over 400. 1eo man.
Konn minc owner. IA a profia donni
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21

The marriage Of Mlas CorneIhs
burke 10 ar. .. W. HerAe on Thurs
da5 morning % this week WA = ,ert
pretty anhir. Mr.. and Mrs. narll,
we're both formerly Of California.
missouri. thef were attended b. M
and Mrs. Chester nnbbnr. and fh.
seremony wa performed by Father
handHiari nj auten-thirty mass. The
tnll choir and PIPE organ added 10 the
ntAutf OF NE service. me hrIJn
wore white gcoNetta. and carrltd a
boiqucf Of auedtpcaA while Mrs neb.
her wore white aIik and a connaeu Of
sweetpcas Nj and nrs, Eltsan. a ain-
ter y hrVlher.in-Iau ~ the bride
came from Tucrmcari 10 attend IN
wfddinH. A wedding br~akfaat at IN.
Aitnrino followed tie ceremony. 1'ha
bride and groom viii make their home
"a A~lhuquerutte. where they have ona
OF the washington apartments.
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WAR CANT
n tNfTS \

Asory pleasant dante was given
on Thursday ninht ~ the W a.. n N
~ uhelf club rooms ~ the Chamber
OF commerce building. The special
was w honor Of the slsifInH
ftuh Cavalry Recruiting hnfI fon1a.
but y ia planned 10 make n feature dI
weekly danceE About eighteen
couples were present on Thursday and
dancing laaiod from sac NIl fftsf.
Mrs y. n Mclaughlin and Mrs. Ora.
ham Of the n. a.. caAteon were The
f~oHteaa c~haperonca. puHth was serve /
from a table decorated with cut flow.
efs. and The m.ric ~ IN aanloirh
lirothorH orchestra una very cood n
= reported TINT tho boys were De.
lighted with their reception and fhnf.
ounhly enjoyed the priVilcro 81 fho
good time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
nEn rorRTm n%InTnDAY.

Little Mabel nowner celebrated hor
fourth birthday on Thursday pfter
noon with Il very pretty PARTY Eyery-
thing WIS decorated In pink nni blue.
candles, nnd the little maid herself
enjoy The marty and everyone had a
beautiful time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-21
CONCEnT N -. MNnY's.

Under the auspices 81 the young
ladies' Of the immaculate Conception
church two excellent conccrt singers
were heard last evening In ~ NaryF
Hall Joss Madelon Quinn, "A dramatic
Interpreter. and Gertrude HaiicN,
concert singer gave "a performance
Of much mort; the proceeds went to-
ward he purcnase price Of the new
oran newly Installed IN The church