Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-24

The chief eocial event - tHs Nreh
10 uhleh society people are hooking
forwar4 with a great deal - pleasure.
will be the annual charity bail u the
Non-SectaFiAn -Beuegolent society The
ball wlll be given this year ln FIX
bail room. and the arrangements e9n-
template every convenience fnr the
guests and every appointment that
uiiI make for the success Fl the event
which = always sell attended Mrs
Alfred Grunsfeld IS chairman 81 the
arrangements committee and win
the assistance of the ladies ~ the co.
rlety e going - make this years ha4i
both q social and a financial Flceess
The ball will be given FnauksgiftnE
night. ~ grand march beginning ~
committee for the BAH are.
FiDor-Sam Picknrd. john Lee
Clarke. u. A Macpherson, Harry
Weller. Harry p Lee. Felix r. lester
Walter Jaffa. = s Rafenaaid r. J.
Aiger.
Marion. j u. OfHieiiy. f. a. Huhbeil
Frank Mckee. p = slower. NJ W
Fiournoy. Alfred Grnnsfeld. ). NJ. VIII
kinson. O. D. Brooks. N9a Iifeld. 81
~ Ray. " $ stricaier. n W CLANCY.
- n earns ) Yflsaul } q Heaven
The entertainment committee ~ tAe
Commercial club proposes o. make an
elaborate event ~ the regular 2
dance this week. which falls 1u
Wednesday. Thanksgiving eve Every
member of the club BE- beinH urged o.
attend. and from present indications
: great many viii respond ~ tho urg-
inf. bringing their LADY friends The
music aud refreshments HItf be- every
thing that could be desired. ana 81 e
predicted that 90 ~ the old iife and
spirit that used % 90 with The club
dances viii come back with this one
The Woman's club win hold O. rec
eepfion FRIDAY afternoon. November
2ath. IL the club house. in ~
the new members az the club. Since
the club began ifs campaign for larger
membership several weeks "a large
number u new members have been
received. and the reception Friday T.
for the purpose If a~cquainting them
with the entire membership ~ the uf-
Ranizatipn.
The clubs program Friday after
noon WAS Ia charge ~ the art depart
dent. Mrs. r. Y. MAYNARD presiding
This parliamentary drill wac led hy
Mr.. Whitcomb and the chief event ~
the program was "a debate on ue
subject. which Has Greatest infiu-
ence ~ the Home Music. AT OF LIT
%eraturcY Mrs. Washhurn argued
for music. Mrs Albright FOR art. and
Mrs. Ives for literature Mrs. Booth
read q paper 90 Historic Huildlngs oil
the United States" The musical mum
beers we're q vocal solo By Mrs An
drus. and q violin solo by Master Jas
per Abbott. the accompanies being
Miss Elsie Myers and Miss Hattie
Stoliard The attendance was uuus-
ually large.
state clubs are beginning To- take
their place 100 the social lie Of Alhu-
qucrque. The Indiana club has for
some time been a nuurishinR urgnn-
ization. holding regular meetings and
furnishing q great deal 10 amusement
for IL MEMBER Tho Iowa club has
enjoyed a healthy existence, aud the
M%issOUriaus are uuw seriously rnnsla-
ering organization Recently "a NUM-
Der Of Michigan people responded o.
an invitation tp meet NJ Tie home nf
superintendent ". - sterling ~ thf
city schools for q social evening
About twenty-five Michigan people rec
spOnded aud were most hospitality eu-
tertained by Professor and Airs Nier-
ling. A committee was appointed fo
devise some simple plan nf u%rgauiza-
ton for social purpose and "a meet
ing 81 this committee was held last
night and d now ready CD make ice
report The ulau 81 organization im-
poses no burdens and provide Tor five
or six social evenings during the wine
ter. The next meeting Wii BE- held Hr