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SIX.
THE EVENING HERALD, AIBUQUE3QUE, N. H., SATURDAY. JUNE 13. 1914.
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Elks' Annual Flag Diiy
Services.
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lit 7 nil. ire, iiinl tl.e iiiii ln-. win- Il
114 nil ilutllv united. f uhI.i-iI In 1(
scst.il l.y H o'clock kii 1 lt.it the serv
ice tiui l.eyin iriiftiit I .
Following IH Ihe order i,f the -erctscj:
Mumr ruti i.iiii Air . . . . t irchcsl r
liltinriuctorv Kxi-rcis.-s
l-.xiilted liulcr mill uni'i-m
I'mur 'hit 1 in
fuiiK -1 i,-i 1 1 ii:iiin i.f tin- i:i-.iiii-
ln Mi" W inn
Finn ISfi'iiril Urn. II II. Juniisnn
f'liiiK - lHT r-'puiiRlcit Hiiniii-r
Jinirictte
.Mliir Service ...Kmimir hinl if II. i rH
Mumr Southern Aim orchestra
Tfllilllf tn tin- Flint
Urn. II. 1 1. oor. Jr.
Snim - iiIiiiiiIhii, Into of Hi.' tK-imn
Mm. s inn
I'm ri..t r AiIiIii-kj.
... Itmlini Frederick W. Ilowden
Hiinu Aii.i ii. ii (Ju.uteUe
(Hli.i n. i.f Hm I lk.
KxiilK-il Kiil'-r W. 11. Wnttnn
l-l. in.-il Li-ndiou- Kniulil
ilium' II, t'rnlif
Kbii-i tin-it I,hhI Kiiitlil . . i. F. FugHp
F.Mlectncd IrtituruiK K ii ik lit
K. I Or'H
Secrctiiry F. A. HtorU
TrfHiturrr ('. A. Hawk
lllllllllll II. II. JVI'H
Ko'iinii. I'. T. Imcririin
Tyler M. Nnsh
In hit linHiil Jiih. M 1 1 It-r
I lag imiiiiiIiH'c.
F.. I., (itntu-, Iti. lit i'irs. Hny Htrome
Flower Mission Day.
"Flower Miiwinn tuy" wiia nli
wrved Tiii'mliiy afternoon nl thi' liar
wood schonl on Nnrth Fourteenth
street lit. the Woim-na (Illinium l'n.
Inn.
A very ilcltflit f il ftml niiriiiriiilt
I t iK r ii in Hiia i null i i-il ,10 i.iIIuwk:
ll inn.
I'rnyiT.
ItiiKincM r ik'iii.
Viii-iil f.nln - Mind K .it ti Uritilit.
"Tht- Ktmy nf Jiiinii. fiiHKidy. or
HfglimiiiK nf KiirnuT MtMiniifc " Mia.
I'll! Hi mi
"Kluwi r Mtwliin QuU," cnnilurlcil by
MiKj I'rlif.
riiitin Hi. In- Mimh l-'illth Jnyi f,
l'nifr -Mm lir. I'.-' v.
I'iiiiii, "MiMfimi nf KlnHit'iH" Mrs
lnmiiiK.
Itcnil iiikm frmii "The ltli.Hnm
tin lit tit it uilci" - Mrn. tittnri, Mm
lliwitt. y.,- III. ...il.
'iif!ll ii'il.
"Flaiiii-H Will. ml H ml (lie l.,iini
lillitiT - Ki-lli tin ( r 1 1 r. .
"In II Wnr Hi Hie (Sarrlln t - 1 1 ll t 11
C'nrilf rn.
Uiii.t.itii.nfi mill TlimiKliifi mi Flow -em.
W. C T. I' linsnlnRy 1111(1 llfllftllc
tlnll. MRS. LYON'S
ACHES AI1DPAI US
Have All Gone Since Taking
Lydia E. Pinkhani'f Veg
etable Compound.
TttTt Hill, r, " Kindly irmit m
tn ri-o you my U'StinintiiHl in fnvnr nf
I.ydia r.. fink hum
tcgan UkuiK it 1
. S- ! I .... .,,rr..ri.,o fmm
femkle troublct for
soma tima and had
almoat all kinda of
aohci pain in low
er part of back and
In sulci, and prvai.
inn; down paina. I
could not aire p and
fittd no appt-titai. ISinra I hava taken
l.yilia t. I'in'-.ham'a VfRetalilo Com
pnutv th arbrf and paim are ail (Tuna
and I feet like a new woman. I cannot
iraiae your invdicinti too highly. idra.
Auui'tlii Lyon, Tvrra Hill, Fa.
It ia trun that nature and a woman's
tn irk haj produced thu grandeat rvmrdy
for woman's ill that the world has
rvrr known. Imm the roote and
hrrl of tne field, I.ydta E. 1'inkham,
forty year hgn, frave to womankind
a remedy for thrir peculiar ilia which
lia prvvwi more rfiira. 1 u than any
other combination of dniia ever com
iunded, and today I.ydia E. Plnkhain'a
Vegetable ComMund ia reeof nlied
from coant to coaat aa Um alaodard
remedy for woman' ilia.
In the riiiV.ham Laboratory at Lynn,
Htm., are filet containing hundred! of
thouaanda of letter from women aeek
Inj health many of them oienly tUU
cm r their own airnaturei that they hava
refrained their health by taking I.ydia
L. I'itikhani'a Vegetable Compound;
ami in aom raaea Uiat It baa aavrd litem
Xrvm turcica vjralioaa,
I .tV.,K -1 V 1
BY JEAN KUBBS
Mrs. Canfield'i Auction Party.
Iri'l.iy ini.inliiK Mm Kifd fun-In-Ill.
;.'l Hi-. t i il il niriuio,
Iii'.Iiki nl ii III .ml ill'lKlilflil llrtiun
I'.uti in. I M't'tctl Hit in fitniiitilly tl"
In i.ni lunch. Mm Tmii Wilkcrm.n
w.i, ii.. fni mimic winner cf Iho pruc
Kii i i. ii.r Inch i.i Hie.
llii- iiiiiinn were iitini ticl nml
f i .i k' i . 'it ilci i.r.iicil fni tin. n.'i nuiiii
w tli Iiiihc liiini hen (.f Lively rnveK.
T'n nucule were Mm. K. K. Tnll.
Mf I-: l.ewiiei Mm. T"iii Wilk-rt-.
ii Mil AiIh Itittnei. .Mm. Jnlin
V. W itn.n. Mm l II fnrnii. Mm
Ni, in v Itenwuk .Mt i link Itutlf.r.
l..r. I. Mm. Krniik ?'.. r t k Mr HiiiiI
Iliiuv Mm .lerre HmKiiril, Mm.
Ii.it li.ik.-t. Mm W. V .tinniK. Mm
II " sin, tin Mm Ii I. Hiiki Mm
I't.ink A.keiiniin Mm a Muc-
lnii..n Mm Kelix Inn 11. Mm. Ixuni
U ntil Mm liemiie "in l.r. Mm t'nrl
Mllwiiin. Mm ihnilefi W.it liriKti'tt.
Mm (I S M. Uimlri-M. Mm llnnt
Merrill, Mm l.i.iitu HuniiiK. . Mm
At no lliiniiiK. Mm Wnlter I'minrll.
Mm W. iv Keim. Mm K. A Vuuh
ey. Mr c II. i-i.mier. Mr. A. K.
Vim licinie. Mr,, r. I'. IVuv. Mr I
Minn. Mi Jfinie t'limen. Mm.
Hurry nweii. Mr. K. It. Hk. Mm.
ileniite Klmk. Mr K. .lurrell, Mr,
j Atniiilii i hiivrit. Mm Kre.i lli.niliy.
Mr Jiime Hnlne. Mih June (.
r.ne. Mi mhi Hewitt. Mn H1I1I.1
I llel.el, Ml Muliel llnnil. t.'ruif
I Hinru ami Helen lliitliet f.,r.
i -
Jtlrs. Saint Entertains.
Thla ariernoi.n Mr. J. K. H.ilnl. lfi
Wet Ttjer.iv .n i :iue. enii rt 'tiicil -n
iiiicllnti lii hull. i- of hi i r.Hler, Mr.
A. H l.uii"! ti of Siiiita lli.n.i. f il,
uml Mr. I-:. II Nixon f Meilli-ino
l.oilKe. KuiiRne, wlin art lier hmiHe
Kucin.
A ..irtn iilnrly ilclu linit, luti, Ii wnr
"erveil Hi n l.lMe which u.i tin uetlit I
ly ullriicilve with an hjIIhIU' (eitler
I'leci. i,f halu iIiiIhIcn.
Those ireeiil In ne the two linniir
mi.-t wern Mr. K. H. Kent. Mr K.
W. Imlmon, Mr. J T. Mclji unhllfi.
Mr Huitiiner Hurkhnrt. Mr Atn.ift.i
fh.ii-ra, Mr. I'. (. Cornlh. Mr A. .1
M.ilny, Mr. W. J Jnhnon. Mr. It
W. II. Ilrynn nml Mr. W. 8. Htm kler.
Informal Sewing I'arty.
Mr. !. 8. KoneiiMfilil, 7I WiM
'"inner n veil no, Inxlled a few Indie
In end Hie cfternncn with her Wed.
neiliiy and eerved a wry delnii.tia
lunch.
Her Kiirt were Mm. Ilirry Well
ler, Mr. Kevnuntr U' lnnii, M t .
Krnent riplU, Mr. Albert Hlern. Iluli
ltil ler, Mr. M. U tern. and Mra.
Ivan )r umtfc-lil.
-O
A Few Small Informal Affairs
Mr. A. F. Van Ix-inne. 415 North
Twelfth ktreel, viiierlulned two ta
llica of nin-tlon Wednemlny evt-ninK
and ered a dclli lone up.cr.
Kcliu Conner Rave an Informal
dime ami Rluinher party WedneiMlay
evemiiK In honor of l-miin l-e t'hud
wn k, w ho I KiienititiK Itlie summer
with her uuut, Mitui MuiKarel t.'liud
Wli k.
Mr" Herbert ilallea entertained
Kri ay alternnnn in honor of Mrn.
I'i nil Snjili-r of I'm ntelln, l.l .li.i.
who i the tiuittt of her mother. .Mm
Jne l.oUl.
The a i (i 1 1 n k iIiikh of the Woman
liili nu t i ilnciitay iifieriioon with
Mm AiilHv llrt-wer, SIS Kut SiUcr
rn tie.
Mi. Kd Sackett, kii7 Ninth Klrv-
eiitti Htreet, ave a ileltiihlf 'll fcewinK
ialty Weillienilny u f ternoon. The
riiiimi w ere ili i.riilcil w it It (ImihK
and a ilclic"iiH Iuik h wa avryvd.
Kloreni e Weiller him Invited a
numlier of Kite! in a five hundred
party next WeilneHilay uflernooil.
The Twciiiv-nne i lull met with
Mr. II. j. lli'M-nwalil f'uiiduy eve-
Mi, tinve Weiller Rave an Infor
mal da.lce Thuixilay I'Vi-nlim In linnnr
of her niece. Mi Mmlreil Huuhea.
of Kl rao, who la her gueut for the
auiiimer.
fleorti 1 .1 i,lit bull r lie gave a de
lightful turd party Monday after
t n.
Nr. li mi Mra. J ihn le Clarke are
tlivinrf un ltifi.rtt.nl t.tiiKii narlv thie
evening ul t lie Winiuin club.
Interesting News from
Natchez.
'' The Nuti he Iiaily I'rea tuiy: "At
a meet hoc of (lie Nan he l.i.iliie. No
6i3, il.-ii.i ..Icni mid 1'rotectlve or
der of l-:ika. Mr. 1'. I". Ilenjamln wa
electeil to the imhltinn of treanrer
ana will cnlcr ii"ii htu ilulic with
out ilel.iy. Mr. HciOhiiiiii I a char
ier mcml.i-r of the orKunlxallon, prov.
itiK lupiM-lf a 1'iyul anil enlhiikiaaiic
liieiiitt-r mure the (lay the Imlke wh
orguniM-il "
Mr Hi iijatnln It a brother nf Mr
Sul Ilenjamln and a ("iimn of Mra.
fol U eiller nf Allniiiieritie.
O-
Thurrday aflernonn l-'inne Tref
len'ii r anve a live huinlred party
A il.-h Inn liiiuh wa ened. aflet
will, h the Rirla hud a rtclmhtfiil time
ln in In
Tln.ae who were there are Jcffle
Slinit. (irace Hli.ru. Lillian Kem
l etii' h. Florence Weiller. Mildred
I di he, Alne l.oiila end ClMla Wil-
- O
Farewell for Mrs. Jolly.
Mr. William Mci'luiken entertain
ed the member of the Wed tie. lay
Afternoon Pewlna dub and a few!
other friend Friday afternoon In
honor of her duunlitcr, Mn Jonci h
Jolly, who leave thla evening for
'lifl. Aria, where Mr Jolly ha
been for aeveral week.
The Indie .enl I lie nfternnoii
wlih their fane work rl later en-1
J ! a prtit uiaily delli-iotia lunch '
Chiefly About Summer Goings
of Albuquerque People
Mr Throdorc Hnrth nf New r,
whn hit I.e. n Riie-t at I he Mike
Mitnilell home f'.r eeral weea. lelt
Thursday for In ner and fan Frn-
leh. He will n-lurn b;' wa) of the
CI rand Cunyou and will io. in Alou
.tirriUe ever..1 ilai lufure loin on
tn New York.
Mi Katherlne t'limii. ilnuiiliicr of
Ml. and Mr. A mail" I'h.i'n urine
home tin evening from W.o-liinKton,
II'. I'., where ahe ha been in ."lie
durum the pat year. Mr Cli:ne
and Iter dnUKhtem, Kalhetiin' anri
t'onsuela, will leave next week for in
I'ePo to enil h aummer ihere in
their attractive new 1-uIIiirp.
Mia flare Hicher of Kaimu City li
1 1 on ale, ma: fr.in a evere utl.i' k o
iil'lieinlii ill. Mi. Hicher I a ulster ol
I.Mr. Hrr Weiller of I hi city, and
ha many Infiiil In Allitiiiieritie.
Colonel and Mr. It. K II. Hellem
will leaie the miiltlle of l . week lor
a three month' .-tolur lrii They will
Ho first to the White mniiniama ol
ArKona, where thev will iend ev
ei.il tluy tlihlni From there tlietf
o to the (Irani! Canyon and to fall
I.Tlllii. Ml Marian Wat llimtnn. ilaimht. r
of Mr. and Mr. Ch.i vVatlinmon. ha
let ii rued from lite New Mexico A K r i -cultural
colleRe. where hn a stu
dent during the past year.
1 1. N. Marron and nti, tiw.-n
and Itulch. Mr. Jack Sheehaii, Mr K
II Slsk, and Mr. Arthur Mlk. ei'- t
to leave Monday In Mr. Pik Kt .J.
baker lor a two week' flslnna tri"
ihrmiRli the While mountalna ol An
xona. Mr. and Mra, Noil llfeld. Mr. inn
Mr. II. it hold Sintx and ll.ir.il.l H.-l-ler
motoreil to Kl l'an In Mr. llfeld
Cadilliic. Hundiiv and returned to Ai
buiiieritie Friday.
I.orna lister arrive today from
Colorado Srin. where lie uioi.eil
to visit frientl on her way home from
Washington. !. C. wheru ahe wa in
achiiol durliiR the winter.
Mr. and Mr. W. T. I.lRhl boui n. aim
Mr. Flnrlda LiRhtbiiurne and OiUJh
ter tXliect to motor to the I'eeo the
! tlrst .if ihq week to remain there about
two week.
I in John I). Clark, whn 1 In rhargn
of the aclciire department at the I'M
verwily of New Mexico, ha return.'l
from Inland Htanf"rd where he hi
been aiudyina; during the past year.
He received the degree of lnctor ol
I'hlloaophy a few week ago.
Mr. K. Mandell of New York, and
her daughter, Mra. Mike Mandell "I
thl rily, will leave next week for Cat
Ifornjit to apend eeveral week at
Sunt a Monica.
J. WO kr.im Miller, a former uni
vernty ludeiil, expect to apend next
ear ul Columbia univeraily epeetalir
ing in photography.
The June Issue of the 1. N. M
New will be out next Week.
Mr. and Mr Albert Blern are el
li'.ine in the residence at 1113 West
TljetiiK aieiiue, which they purchased
ii 'inil from Mr. A. 11. McCialTe.
Mr and Mra. Frank Hubbell are
tx ling their daughter, Anita and
M.iiKnci and their mi. Ttom.in, to
urine home from Noire fame ndlee
ulo.ut the JOlli of thi month. Their
aoti Frank, who h been a student
at tin: I'nivrrmty of 1'eniiiylvanU du.-.
lug Mi0 puat year, will b home M"it
day.
Hcverend drover r.rninon. pastor
of the Methodist church at lnn Mir
rial, I v lulling hia parent, Mr. anl
Mr. J. I. Kminiiii of thi city.
Mr. John Mori-Ill and little ilau (ti
ler have gone to New York City lo
visit Mr. Morel I Is purenls. They will
peiid thu aummer on the Atlantic
coast.
Mra. (leorge Htmma and daughter,
F.ltxiiheth, have gone to their former
home In Herkimer. New lork. !
apend eteru week Willing relatives
and friend.
Mr. John Itorrodaile and daiigh
ler. (Irace and Taullne. left Muinli
for l.o Angelea to be preaent ut th?
graduation of lleherca Ilorrodalle
1 1 inn the ilrla' eollegiaie. They will
upend the summer ut ocean I'ark.
Hr. Mendel Hllher, formerly the
r.dihl at Temple Albert, will be in A.
t'U'ueriiie about the middle of tn
month, to take general rhnrge of tht
cluasea at the county Institute.
Mr. and Mr K. It. Kdgar have pur
thused a 'lll Cadillac recently.
Mm Hurry Owen and (hlldnn lelt
yealerilay f.ir Canada where they will
spend the aummer month. Hoon li
ter they return to AlbuqueiiUe Mr.
and Mr. Owen will move to ! Lu
na to make their horn there.
Mr. and Mr. U McElwaln have
b ased I tin Harry t.ee realdence on
North Twelfth atrtet. They will ie
ut home there about the first ol July.
lr W. T. Walmon will leave next
week for Atlantic City to attend the
i-Mion of the American Medical o
ciely, whlih lonieiie there June :i
Dr. A. C tiler hu gone to Cali
fornia for a three week' vatatiou.
Mr. John Milne and aim left Wed
nesday for Kaiins, Wisconsin, lo vtsd
relative for aeveral week. Hupeit'i
lendent Milne will leave about the
rliat of July to attend Ihe meeting ol
the National F.ducallonal association
In Kl. Haul, Minn., after which he Will
apend a short lime In hi former home
In K.lr.iy. Wisconsin, before Joining hi
wife 4n H.'icme.
Mr. and M:. (leorge Albright have
T
on In Han l)len fain .i ula . t.. i l.il
ihetr aon. lilwund Ali ni-hi, anil hi
i.imtiy lor a month.
Mr, (leorge Atnot nt-d rhlblre'i.
ninl Mr J une Horner and childien,
left Tuesday for jing I'ein h. Calllor.
nla, w here I hey win upend the gum
mer.
Mr. and Mra W. ,' Jnhnson have
returned to Albun,upriu after a sev
etui month' atay In 111 l'io.
I'rofesor A. M. F.pln..-.i arrived rn
thl city Wednesday evening to Visit
In parent. Mr. and Mm C. F.Kplnoil
lor a few day before k .iiik on to Chi
i mso, where hi has been engaged ,i
one of I lie faculty of the diversity ol
Chi. ago sutiiiin r hool. rrnfesaor I:
pttiomi wa lor aeveral c.ir in rhnrge
ol Hi., department of liotnhnce l.in
rii.ikc nl the l'nlverii of New Mex
I. n. .mil at present he i a member ol
the faculty of the Iceland Htanford um
t rslty
Mr Mini Ml. Max Not'dhaU bale
returned from a aevei il week' Inn
In the east.
Mr Waller Cod.llliat.il of llnnml
Anson. i. is In Ihe citv visiting ni
mother, Mr. A. M. Coddlnglon, und
his sister. Mr. H. I li .ley.
Mr Kd Hnlo ha ln.il called to
l.o A nuch a by the sermuu II lues el
her mother, Mr. W. II J.-nne.
Mr. and Mr, (leorge W heeler, 191)1
North Sixth street, have left for a
two weeks' motor trip to the l'vcoa
Mr. (1. l.lser and children of w..u
City. Texas, have arrived to visit Mi.
Liser a parent, Mr. and Mi, li. Hull.
Mr and Mr. Kd Hugh I.ce and son.
who have spent the pail few iimnm
in Altiuiticriiie, have returned to
their limn. In iiluck Mountain, Ninth
Carolina.
Mrs J. A. Iteldy and children have
returned fiom a three months' vlut
with mend in Philadelphia und NV
York.
Mra. Thomii 8. Hiihbell and her
mother, Mr. N. T. Artnijo, have gone
to Ocean Turk and Kan I'lego to apend
the utnmer.
Mr. Kdwurd lnil.ke and her
daughter. Mtsa Charlotte Ixmhke.
hav gone to California for the aum
mer. Mrs . K. M.iulvln and aon of K-.il
Worth. Texaa, have arrived for a visit
wllh Mr. Mauvln' mother, Mr. T. U.
Telfer, and her alater, Mra. Jim Clad
ding. Mr. A. H, Ummiiti of Hnnta Itou-i.
California, who hue been the guest
her sist.r, Mr. J. K. Saint, for I hi
pa. I week, will leave Munday for Wir
tbld. Kansas, tn visit IV r 'ti. Mrs.
II. Wilson, for two week, and will
rliio Ir .lhuiiiertue again en her w.i
buck to her home In California.
Mr, o. N. Marron and little daugh
ter, Mnrgarel, have gone to HcrKelc,
California, to be present ut thf wed
ding June IT, of Mr Marron
brother. Mr. Kalph Hulloran to Mis
Antla Young of Herkelev. Mr Mur
ii'ti will remain in Culilurnu fur
tin li t Ii or six weeks.
Mrs J. II. Ilernili'n I eiijiiyuig i
ilslt from her sister, Mr. M.iy Idi
Punkerly of Kiwiih. Texas, who w il
be her guest for several week.
Mr. U C. Itecser, who was lln
guest of Mr. K. W. Iiol.on Ii.r ue -eral
day, ha returned to her hum"
In Helen.
Miss Jane H.-rmn ha gone to Mich
igan tn peii.l tin- summer.
Mr. J. I'lernon Hall, who wuu me
guest of Miss l.ra Iivelace for tan
weeks, returned Tuesday morning to
her home In Helen
Mr. Hernurd llfeld. Alias IK Min i
ftosenwald and Mr. Ll. M. HoeentnaPI
motored lo Uoswell Hunday to o
preselil ul the wedding of Miss
F.leanor Jaffa and Mr. Arthur Jala
w hich took pl.o e Monday, und return
ed to AlbuiUcr.iie Thursday.
Mr. O. X. I'owcll and Mr. llowant
Waha of the limed H'.ale foreet et
vlce have returned from Bllver Cll)
where they li.ne been for aome time
on official buHii.i ss
Mr. N. K K'en n, accompanied by
her granddatislm r, Ituth Froel, left
Tuesday afleri'.".n for Lou Angeles,
where khe will v.sit her daughter, Mia.
AL Frost fur a tin nlh.
Mlaa olga Selke, ho ha been n
I'hitenlx during H.c paat winter, .ei.:
several day in Aliuiier'ue thi week
visiting friend who wa on her wiy
lo her home in Cold Hprlng, Minne
sota. Mr. Hertram Hunt, who ha lieen
Ihe guest (lf hci motlier, Ur Margan-t
Curtwrighl f.,r two week, left Thttr
day evening for her home In Uakeri
field, Culllornia.
Mr. Joseph Jolly leave thl even
ing to Join her husband In Cliff. Arl
una, where they will make their
home.
Mr Albert Cl.iitcy returned to her
home In Santa l today after a two
week' vlalt with her parent, Mr. and
Mr. Wallace Hmaelden.
Mia Ailela C KolmuUI! leave Wed
neaday for a month' trip to Heatlte
and along the Alaskan (oast. In
tfeatlle Miaa Holtmiulat will Join a
paiiy of friends from Chicago with
whom ahe w ill make h favoi it sum
mer voyage b the Inside Passu ge,
which puseea liirough the Hue! ol
the Alaskan i-"' gcenery.
riion I. Rod iisrn, lit W. r-opper
for Brsi-cis.s hacka .o4 farriat,
W. I Trlmbit Co.
Thunday Morning Mmio
Club's Oueit Program.
The Thursday Morning Musical
fluh had a ita lust meeting for the
year a guest evening Thursday at
the Woman cluli
Kspeiinl preparation had lieen
made lo huve an unusually fine pro
gram mid ul' who Were Iheic cnjoyL-il
every minute of the evening.
There wa a ddightlul variety In
Ihe number anil on h nrust hi d
made a particularly pleasing select i' n
for the oiciisl.'ti.
At the (lose of the program dell
clous refreshment were uer.ej und
a pleasant social time enjoyed.
The proKiam follows:
"Aa In n Hose Jar'' ('adman
Mr. J o. Si hwenlHer.
In) Mnr. .iti'lle Kiilieiislein
lb) Walls I.i-Hchellr.l.)
Mr K.ilwnrd C. Iteid
"A lllrthdiiy " . . II u lit in gl nn- Wooum in
Mr. Kdward U Kra.lford
Staccato Mtinle Itii'.iei.Hteili
Mr ticoige Kveri't.
"I Would That My l.ve "
Mrtlll -l( illtl
Mm. J. o. Schueiilker.
Mr. C. J. Andrews.
'Lovely Night, o Night of U'Vu"..
I From ' Tales of Hiiffiiiun '
Oi-lTellll.K h
Mra. J. o. Si hwcntkci'. Mrs.
leorge Kit-rlit, Ms F A.
Metsgar, Mr C. A. Kole
man. Mr I.. II. KIihiiii, Mn.
C. J. Andrew.
"I'euie, Mln iJlo" Veull
(From th" "Force of lM-(liiy")
Mr. Kdwurd L. Hmdford.
Overture, from "William TeU'V...
Kossil'l
Mr. (I. S Mcl.andii-Ks. Mrs.
Thomas HiikIks, Jr., Mis. K.
A. Harden. Mr. N -II Cavu-
IIHUKh.
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Engagement Announced.
Mr. und Mr. Silas WolklitK. 101"
Forester a en up. minm.ni e me en
giiKemciil of their (liiuglitcr. Henri
etta, to Mr. John liuitman. of fan
udii. 'Ihe wedding will take place the
evening of Kri.l;i, June Is. und will
he t: the home of flic bride fiar
enta. Iiev. Hugh Cooper will re.n1
the xervlce and only relative und '
few friend will witness the cere
mony. The bride unit groom will leave
that evening fnr lluir home In Cnn
a. la.
Although this Is the first formal
iinnoiiii. fluent of thi engagement,
the tli. nils of the lirl.le-to-le have
known of the approaching wcddin
for uotne time und huve given a num
ber of deliKhtfiil plirtic for Mis
Wolklng.
The King latighter gave a show
er til the home of Miss I'uiilu I'ostel
one evening last week, ll wa u loo--rellaneoii
fhower and the many
il.iimy ami ik. I ul gut which wire
given Ihe lirl.li, were wrapped in
while paner and tied with yellow rth
bon. The fireplnce had been lined
with yellow and Ihe package were
piled In It until time for Mis Wolk
lng to open them.
The color achenie of vellow Mini
while wa (arried out through the
room with ovel flower.
A dellcloii upper wa erved at
:i iule hour and a delightful time en
joyed by ull who were ihere.
Another miscellaneous shower was
given this week by Miss Jane lli-rroo
in Mis Wolklng honor, and the
hiltlc-to-he received muny lively
gifts.
Tt's.lay Mrs. Hugh Cooper Rove
an all-ilay party in Miss Wolklng
hoin.r. Miss Wolklng ha been a
teacher In the primary department ul
Hie I'reubv terian Sunday m hool for
several years
Mra. Co.. per Is principal of Ihe
Sunday si lion) ami had nil the lein h
er In t spend the day.
A particularly dclniou lino h wa
creed anil u deliuhtlul lime enjoyed
by ull who were tin-re.
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Mullen-Bacon Nuptials.
The in. my fronds in Alliu.Uer.ue
of Mra. W. W. Hanoi and Mr. J. F.
Mullen were iii:tc surpriced to hear
of their mairiage last Saturday in
Atlanta, (ia.
Mr. Kacoii has lived in Alliiniuer
llic f.r a nuiybi-r of jc.rs Inn has
lieen visit in; fnr Ihe pasl f-w months
in her former home In Atlanta. Mr
Miilb-n left the fust of last woe!; for
' .eorgla.
After a short wedding trip Mr. und
Mr. Mullen will pome In A II. in, m r
iue to make their home here.
Former U. N. M. Student to
Wed.
Friend f Mis Hot nice Adams,
who wa u student in Ihe normal de
partment of the l iiiverslty of New
Mexico, three er urn, will he III
teresteii to lirur of her approaching
marriage.
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Mr. and Mr. McMillan will be ut
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V .
Jolly Dancing Party.
Thursday evening M.a Iteseie
Strong, daughter of Mr and Mr. II
l Strong, gave a ni"t enjoyable
biniitig party nt a ih hoothmixe seven
mile smith of town The guents
Were taken lo their ilcstlliwlli.n in
aiitomoblle. Music l.y Hie Keihl or
rhestra and u ileliiious supper mmle
the evening n most di'llglilful one.
The parly w a chaperoned by Mr
and Mr. II o. strong. Mr und Mm
C. II. Conner and Mis l.lllie Jacohy.
O
Thirty Club Dance.
The Thirty club had its regubii
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nt C.'l.'iiil.,, hull and us usual evry- !
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Those who were there arci Mlsees
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