Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-21
Society

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Albuquerque Is in need OF more
really good dances. probably that is
why everyone is looking forward so
pleasantly to the second dance Of the
Cotinion club. which viii be given on
Thursday evening, January "a, in
Elks' lodge room. There win be "A
Ribbon German which Will be fea-
ture of the evening. The supper too,
will be made as elaborate as hereto
fore and Il is hoped one of the largest
companies OF the season VIII be en-
tertained.
Those in charge Of the arrangements
for the Colonis! bal! to 10 be held
at the Palace hote! al Santa Fe on
January "a are planning several sur
prises. The dance viii be given un-
der the auspices of the Daughters of
the American Revolution. A feature
Of the evening--or morning, since II
will begin at midnight, viii be an old
fashioned minuet. No invitations
We're sent out for al who wish to at
tend may DO so.
Mrs f. +. Med!er and Miss Mary
series OF bridge yesterday after
noon at the home Of the former. 1902
Tijeras road. The prize. beautitul
plant. was drawn by the means of
ribbons. after the guests were seated
at a large table for refreshments, ana
was captured by Mrs. A. NJ COdding-
ton. Among those invited We're. Mrs.
+. II. Kent. Mrs. j. a. Wisner. Mrs. \.
A. Keen, MIS-. 4 NJ Coddington. Mrs.
p. s ROdey. Mrs. Samuel Neustadt,
Mrs G. Brooks Mrs w. J. Johnson.
Mrs Amad0 Chavos Mrs Ivan Gruns-
field. Mrs J. n. Mclaughlin, Mrs. f.
w. Dobson. Mrs. II, w. ID. Bryan. Mrs.
b. Hfeld Miss Lee Miss Lou Lee and
Miss Minnie Holman.
Mrs. A. A. Keen. 1901 West Tijeras
road. entertained q number of ladies
at whist THURSDAY afternoon. Mrs,
Keen win give series of afternoon
whist parties.
Mrs. Mary Reed. PA South Walter
street, announces the engagement of
her daughter. Miss Edith L. Reed, to
Mr.. Joseph Rogers White. The we'd
ding vii! take place in the near fu-
ture.
Miss Mabel Hunt, who has been Sc
riously i'll FOR the past ten weeks, the
result of a fall, is COnvalescing. She
has been moved from st, Joseph's hos
pital to the residence of her aunt Mrs
Harry Lee. 3O1 North Twelfth street.
Mr. and Mrs. George b. Shaw. of
Kansas CITY left for El PasO Wednes-
day morning. From FL Paso they Will
20 to Los Angeles and san Fran
cisco
Miss Edna Robinson. who accom-
panied Miss Joseph Powers from Santa
Fe to st. Joseph's hospital, returned
TO Santa Zee yesterday morning.
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Mr. and Mrs NJ L. Lee. 513 West
Silver avenue. are entertaining the
latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. w. d..
Ward, of Arlington Heights, Ills.
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Miss Claude Albrigt left last night
for Washington, -. c., whore she will
open season in Carmen on Febru-
ary 1.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Chambers Of
San Francisco, Cal, spent Wednesday
visiting friends here, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chambers were accompanied by their
-four children. and left Thursday for
the east
Mrs. Ralph Hunt left Friday night
for her home in lGl PasO, Tex. after
lengthy visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs W. Y. Walton. 523 West IL
jerns road.
Mrs. r. w $. Negus. Of Montreal
Can who lived in this city number
Of years, viii arrive in a few days to
visit Mrs. J. II. O'Rielly. 229 North
Ninth street
Mr. Roy Stamm viii! entertain a
number Of friends in his bachelor
quarters West Silver avenue Tuesday
evening.
DR. ana Mrs. John w, Elder. Of 3l7
South ThirG street. moved yesterday
into one Of the houses Of Park View
Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs ". S. Burke, who for
n number of years have resided with
their daughter, Mrs. j. II. Wroth, will
go 10 housekeeping Monday in their
beautiful new home on West Coal
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Il. Peuow. Of El
Paso. have arrived at the Alvarado to
remain permanently.
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ne isdHl'H AuAlllhlg 10 llle hsHBlH-
GERS will give a ball on February 22.
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The members Of the Woman's club
held q meeting Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Otto Rice discussed Practical Sew
ing and Mrs. G.. Wilson introduced
the question rs Vegetable Diet More
Conducive to Good Health Than
Meat" which was discussed by the
membership.
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DR. and Mrs. f. J. Patchin. 207
North Hight street are enjoying a
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. George Il.
Viuing of Du Bois. Nebraska.
Miss Elizabeth Foetsch left for her
home in Chanute, Kansas, Friday
night She has been visiting her sis.
ter. Mrs. Peter Scheck of North Fifth
street