Tea by New Mexico League honors Washington official
A tea on Monday October 19 hosted by the New Mexico League of Women Voters honors Miss Clark of Washington D C, and Mrs R R Larkin of Las Vegas state president at the Franciscan hotel. The arranging committee is led by Mrs Le Roy Yott with several club members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico League of Women Voters
Miss Clark
Washington, D. C
League
R. R. Larkin
Las Vegas
Franciscan Hotel
le Roy Yott
M. C. Mechem
L. G. Rice
A. G. Seis
George Ruoff
Albert Morris
Erna Fergusson
Surprise housewarming for Mrs Black at 910 North Thirteenth
Monday evening Mrs. Margaret Black welcomed friends who arrived with gifts for her new home at 910 North Thirteenth Street. Guests enjoyed games and dainty refreshments during the visit. The Daughters of Job plan initiation ceremonies Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple followed by a program and refreshments. Former resident Mrs. John Beaven and son Harry, visiting from Los Angeles, stay two weeks with Mrs. Beaven’s daughter, Mrs. Edward Rodgers, in Ranchos de Atrisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Black
North Thirteenth Street
Daughters of Job
Masonic Temple
John 8S. Reaven
Harry
Los Angeles
Beaven
Edward §. Rodgers
Ranchos de Atrisco
Woman's club music dept opens first fall meeting
The musical department of the Woman's club holds its first fall meeting Wednesday afternoon at the club house. All new members interested in music are urged to attend as work begins on the cantata Pan on a Summer Day by Paul Bliss with Mrs Todd in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Paul Bliss
Mra. Todd
Woman's club meets for china painting class
The women’s club will hold a regular session this Wednesday afternoon at the clubhouse. The china painting and needlework group gathers for its usual meeting and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Clerk
Woman's Club
Good Cheer Club Meet At Mrs McVery’s Home
The Good Cheer club will be entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank McVery, 512 North Eleventh. Attending conference in the South are Bishop F. Fr. Howden and Dean Hh. R. O’Malley of St. John’s church, who are at the Protestant Episcopal church conference in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Cheer Club
Frank McVery
North Eleventh
South
F. FR. Howden
HH. R. O'Malley
St. John's Church
New Orean
Ward Spruce Wedding Announcement in Florenceville
An engagement notice for Miss Joy Spruce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Spruce of Florenceville, Texas, to a unnamed groom signals a forthcoming wedding in college circles. The notice notes family origins and social context within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Spruce
John D. Spruce
Florenceville
Texas
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club Meets at Ranchos de Atrisco
Mrs Harold Murphy hosts the Lucky Thirteen Bridge club this afternoon at her Ranchos de Atrisco home. Members for the coming year include Mesdames Beatty Van de Valde Herkenhoff Otto Pegue Bryce Blinn Cain Roehl Whiteman Sauer. Invitations issued for a bridge party series by Mrs William H Powell Jr and Mrs Mary Stull for October at Mrs Powell's home. First affair October 14, second October 17, third October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Thirteen Club
Harold Murphy
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
Ranchos de Atrisco
Mesdames Thomas Beatty
C. van de Valde
J. G. Herkenhoff
Emil Otto
J. H. Pegue
William Bryce
Frank Blinn
Claude Cain
H. Charles Roehl
Whiteman
Roland Sauer
William H. Powell, Jr
Mary Stull
Powell
New Mexico League of Women Voters Hosts First Assembly Dance
Early fall social calendar features the first of three assembly dances to raise funds for the State league. The event in the Alvarado assembly room starts at nine with limited tickets. Organizing committee includes Mrs. Jami son, Mrs. Coors, Mrs. Sels, Mrs. Moore and Miss Fergusson. Mrs. Woolston invites guests to a large afternoon bridge and luncheon on Wednesday October 21 at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ward
Homer Ward
Florenceville
New Mexico League of Women Voters
State League
Alvarado
H. B. Jamison
Henry G. Coors
August Sels
Daniel C. Moore
Erna Fergusson
Mra
William H. Woolston
TravelersAid meeting set at Chamber of Commerce building
An important Travelers' Aid society meeting is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon in the parlor of the Chamber of Commerce. New officers for the coming year will be elected during the session. The event invites all association members to attend. The article also notes planned dime dances by the Woman's Club to raise funds during Carnival week and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Aid Society
Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club
Two Small Fires Reported From Defective Flues
Two small fires caused by defective flues were reported Tuesday. The first, at 7:25 a.m., damaged Baltsadura Alderete's residence on Barelas road, owned by Andres Perea, costing about $19. The second, at 11:09 a.m., struck George Garibas at 1605 William Street, with about $10 in losses. City firefighters extinguished both blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltsadura Alderete
Andres Perea
Barelas Road
George Garibas
William Street
When you are right you can afford to keep your temper
When you are wrong you can't afford to lose it. The saying contrasts self control with error, urging calm under success and failure.
Peter Gnome Helped Caroline Beat Measles Night Visit
A gnome tells of dear friend Caroline facing measles. He plans to help by negotiating with the Miserable Mean Measles, inviting them to leave with a promise of an airship ride. Caroline recovers the next day as the measles prepare to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Peter Gnome
Caroline
Lucy
Kate Alcott’s Will Tensions Rise Amid Lila Uncertainty
In Beacon Hill, Kate Alcott lies ill as her will sits firm. She contemplates Lila’s possible fate and firm Alcott loyalty, while Horace Holden searches for Lila’s whereabouts and the truth about her marriage and paternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila
Beacon Hill
Kate Alcott
Miss Alcort
Horace Holden
Kate
Alcott
Horace
Spelling Contest Opens for Southwest Schools
Las Cruces schools invited to join the Southwestern spelling championship at the Greater El Paso exposition running October 26 through November 1. Contest splits into high school and grammar school sectors with $50 prizes and a trophy for the open championship. Austin High’s Co V Compton, Albuquerque’s John Milne, and Phoenix’s Daniel P. Jantzen named to the consulting committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
N. M
Greater el Paso Exposition
Southwest
West Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Co. V. Compton
Austin High School
el Paso
John Milne
Albuquerque
Daniel P. Jantzen
Phoenix High School
Senator Bratton and Judge Phillips Attend Lawyers Club Luncheon
Senator Sam G. Bratton and Judge Orle L. Phillips were guests of city attorneys at a Lawyer's club luncheon at the Y M C A. A. B. McMillen read a paper titled Experiences in 40 Years of Practice. T. W. Gibson presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam G. Bratton
Orle L. Phillips
Lawyer's Club
A. B. McMillen
T. W. Gibson
Heavy airship shed doors at Lakehurst open slowly
The Gant deers of the great han gar at Lakehurst New Jersey housing the airship Los Angeles require thirty minutes to open or close. They operate by powerful motors and cost 150 dollars to open them.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
City Officials Invited to City Extension Meeting Tonight
Mayor Tingley and City Manager Calkins invited to address the city extension meeting at North Fourth street schoolhouse. Officials may not attend due to a regular city commission meeting. City extension election set for November 10 with strong early registration at Paramount Drug, Skinner's Grocery, With Mercantile, and Forrester Ave and Mountain Road locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tingley
Calkins
North Fourth Street
J. C. Smith
North End
Paramount Drug Store
Skinner's Grocery Store
Mercantile Company
Forrester Avenue
Mountain Road
Local firm wins heating contract for Laguna Indian hospital
The Duke City Plumbing Company has been awarded the heating plant contract for the new Indian hospital at Laguna. Work on the installation will begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laguna Hospital
Duke City Plumbing Company
Indian Hospital
Laguna
Foghorn set to ring near Cherbourg at thirty mile range
The world’s most powerful foghorn will be installed near Cherbourg France and be audible up to thirty miles away. Researchers say the device will aid vessel navigation and maritime safety in the Channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbourg
France
Household Menu and Jelly Recipe from Old Notebook
The text lists a breakfast and luncheon menu with items like grape fruits cereal and pork chops for dinner. It then describes a pastry topping option with egg whites and corn flakes and provides a quince and apple jelly recipe including steps to boil, strain, and thicken the juice with sugar before canning.
Uses of Garlic in Cooking and Flavoring
The article discusses garlic as a divisive ingredient in American kitchens. It notes that prejudices exist due to strong breath but asserts skilled cooks use garlic to add elusive flavor in pickles, meats, dressings, and salads. Acknowledge limited quantities for broad acceptability.
Corn Souffle and Sweet Potato Pie Recipes
A historical cooking note presents two dishes, Corn Souffle and Sweet Potato Pie. It lists ingredients such as corn, butter, flour, eggs, milk or cream, salt, and pepper, plus steps for a white sauce and folding in egg whites. The Sweet Potato Pie method uses mashed potatoes, hot milk, cream, eggs, sugar, and butter, with flavoring options before baking.
Quince Jelly From Honey-Pot Preserving Method
Practical kitchen note describes boiling six pounds sugar with three pints water in a preserving kettle for ten minutes. Add six large quinces grated with the rind and simmer thirty minutes. Pour into jelly molds to set.
Census Patrols Meet Kenyan Resistance to Population Count
Census takers in the Kenya colony report stubborn objections from natives who oppose enumeration, claiming it is unlucky to count themselves or their wives. The scene highlights cultural beliefs shaping colonial statistical efforts.
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Kenya Colony
Africa
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Glen Huffstetler
Ir Huffstetler
Thomas Beatty
Joe's Daughters
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Queen of the Fairies
Jane Phelps
Katie Gore
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