Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-13
Society

That popular club known as the
I 'gTen Dons," composed 81 ten intel
~iectual made citizens. who would be
known as ten colonels n they lived
In the south. and who worship at the
double ended shrine Of astronomy
| and literature. were entertained at
dinner for their bi-weekiy meeting al
the residence OF Dr.. j. II. Wroth last
Tuesday evening. The intellectual
pabulum, which was served after there
was no room for the other SORT. was
a paper by Mr.. w. r. johnson, Of
the American Lumber company, on "A
Bicycle Tour Through scotland and
England. Mr.. Johnson gave his hear
ers one of the most Interesting ana
realistic pictures Of home life among
the people Of Scotland n England
that had ever been presented 10 them.
Especially enjoyable We're those poF-
lions OF the address in which the
speaker described his visits 10 those
historic. spots which are familiar,
through books. 20 all readers OF Eng
lish history, and more especially the
homes and familiar haunts OF Chau-
Ger, Shakespeare, Burns, Dickens and
all the long list Of immortal anne
that were not born 70 die" IL was
unanimously voted one OF the best
papers the club had ever listened to.
The Commercial club dance Wed
nesday evening was as merry an az
fair as n young people could. have
IS ished 10 attend. Those attending
were. Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mandell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles :. White, Nj.
and Mrs. NJ. .. Chadbourne, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. W. F%lournoy. Mr.. n Mrs
i. o., Andrus, Mrs. Amy Cruise, Miss
Kempenich, Miss Elizabeth Wiley,
Miss Gladys Childers, Miss Alma Hen
nessey. Miss Reed. Miss Mary Teller,
Miss Adele Goss, MIR. ID. Thurber, Mr..
Martin. Mr.. Coriell, Mr.. Hoyt Post,
Mr.. n. Donahy. Mr.. VIII White, MI
Wilkerson, Mr.. Leon Hertzog, Mr.. II.
WELLER. Mr.. Louis Huning, Mr.. Al
Frost. Mr.. Il. w. Hadden and DR.. p.
J. AlSer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Gunsul. Of
south Third street, entertained Thurs
day evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Cheatham, who arrived from
Chicago Wednesday The following
guests were present. Mr.. and Mrs,
John Lee Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o.
Chadbourne. Miss Elizabeth Wiley,
Miss Betty Wiley. Mr.. sam Ptekard
and Or. r.. j. Alger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cheatham left Friday morning for
California where they may probably
reside in the future.
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Or. and Mrs. J. +. Pearce, 1872 West
Railroad avenue, entertained at din
ner Tuesday evening In honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. S, Phelps, of Oakland.
49,. latter fnrptnFlH Mrs Iahn IT /
Barraclaughs Of this city.
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MIR. and Mrs. James Eakin are en-
toying a visit from the latter's brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Durham, who
are here from Los Angeles. Cal.
Mr.. n Mrs. A. p, Renehan who
visited friends for a week. left Thurs
day for their home in Santa Fe.
Mrs. Rose Hunt returned from Los
Angeles. Cal, Thursday. called by the
serious illness OF her daughter, Miss
Mabel Hunt. Mrs, Hunt has made
her home in Southern California for
the past yea
Mrs. L. Fl. Dunbar. at her residence,
6l5 West Coal nj entertained a
few friends AZ tea. Tuesday afternoon.
In honor Of Mrs. J: w: Barron.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Shaw Of
Lawrence. Kas,. are visiting friends
in this city for a few days. They VIII
visit lei paso. Los Angeles and San
Francisco before returning to Kansas
Mrs. Amy Cruise who has been the
guest of Mrs. NJ. W. Flournoy for the
past TWO weeks left yesterday for her
home in Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 49,. q. Wilson. 414
West Gold venue have returned from
a lengthy visit N Denver COL
Mr.. Harry Burbage OF Winslow.
Ari2., arrived yesterday to meet his
daughter. Miss Maude Burbage. who
reached here on the evening train
from Kansas city. Mo.
Mrs. r. j. Gibson and daughter, |
Miss Edna Gibson, 607 West Coal ave
nue., have gone 10 New York and
Boston. They Will remain away for
two months.
Mrs. r. n. January. Of Las Vegas,
spent the past week with her sister.
Mrs. W X. Etter, $40 West cold
avenue.
"a b. III hH We $50 ~ LHN
vile, Cal. left for their home Thurs
day after a visit with the latter's pa
rents, Mr., and Mrs. NJ. w. Flournoy,
100 Afno street, of TWO months du-
ration.
The ladies' Of the Woodmen's circle
have elected and Installed for their
officers for the coming year the fol-
lowing Guardian. Louise Grund-
MANN advisor. Emma Dixon; clerk,
Kate Hopping, banker, Agnes Hop
ping magician, Ttllie Klein: attend
amt. Amanda Fiekert. l. s.. Viola
R%tainard. o. y, frankie Cochran
managers. Julia lnsleY. Ada Albers,
sophia Lelllie.
The NJ. Andrews society of Alhu-
querQuc. is now mailing invitations 20
4 Bobby Burns banquet The affair
viii be thoroughly scotch and will
De given on the evening Of January
25. In Elks hall. The Invitation list
Includes about $50 men. The even-
ings program "a been assigned as
follows.
Robbie Burns -...... Judge Adams
President. .-..s. George klock
Scotsmen in America. Pro-.
..t-... -.-.- ....- W. -. right
Res. McCalum
Governor 90 New Mexico
b. Ferguson
Army and NAYS, Pro. r. " T. Bryan
Res .....E. ". nohson
Commercial Int An. Pro~,..
....... Mayor Mckee
d.. LHAHMA