Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05


This Nurses association has resum-
cd activity Miss Ruth r. Minette en-
tertaining the members Thursday
evening at her home AZ 20S south
Edith street
Mrs. j. G.. Caldwell entertained the
ladies' of the G.. A, K. Friday after
noon from $3.50 to 5, at her home at
2l7 West Silver. avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. McRae and
son arrived Saturday morning from
Magdalena and are the guests of Mrs.
McRae's parents Mr., and Mrs A. w.
Hayden,
Mrs. John Lee Clarke, Of sos West
Roma avenue, left during the week
for a visit with relatives in Missouri,
accompanied by her daughter and her
sister, Miss Cecilia Boone,
Mr. and Mrs Maynard Gunsul left
Monday afternoon for q trip to south /
ern California for Mr.. Gunsuls health,
the latter having just recovered from
long siege Of typhoia fever
A large crowd was in attendance
| Friday night at the opening of Mrs |
| Keith's dancing class in the Elks' ball |
room. The class starts in with brill !
! liant prospects for a successful season. 1
The Thimbelle Art club met at the
| home of Mrs. j. w. Greenlaw, APO
| West Silver avenue, Wednesday after
noon, fancy needlewotk being the
! feature of an Industrious afternoon
A very enjoyable meeting of the
| Young Musicians Music club was held
| at Mrs, Freeman's studio, Commercial
club building, Saturday A short mu-
steal program, the making of hand
silhouettes and games furnished
amusement for the. afternoon
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Mrs. T.. r. Edgar pleasantly enter
! tanned a number of ladies Saturday
afternoon at her home on South Third
street Those present were Mrs. p. S.
| Rodey, Mrs. Edward c. Reid Mrs.
| Montague stevens Mrs. George J..
Brooks, Mrs. Otto Dieckmann, Mrs.
Toll, Mrs. w. L. Edgar Mrs. George
Sims. Miss Sims and Miss Dieclmann.
Miss Lucille Becker, Miss Sue Dob
son and Messrs, Ray Clifford, Joseph
Burkholder and Walter Ward return
ed Friday afternoon from Belen,
where they were guests at a house
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Becker, Mr.. Arthur Bradley and Mrs.
Bradley, formerly Miss Anita Becker,
are guests at the Becker home.
Miss Edith walker. 202 North
High street, entertained the Theta
Kappa Delta sorority on Saturday
evening The event of the evening
was the initiation of Miss 10 Camp
field. Present were Misses Keleher.
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McMillen, Estella Luth n Jessie Nor
dy, Gladys Mclaughlin, Lillian Hes
selden Dolores Huning and Susie
Phillips.
The regular meeting of the Tues
! day Literary club will be held next
Tuesday at the home of the president,
| Mrs. A. b, Stroup, All North 1leV
enth street. This will be the annual
will bring a guest. Mrs, Bradley will
lead the class study based on the sec
ond act Of Shakespeare's "A Winters
Tale" and Mrs. $. f. Newcomer will
read the paper of the afternoon on
Famous English Actors"
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The annual dinner party of the
Ten Dons," in honor of their wives,
was held at the Alvarado Wednesday
evening, the guests later adjourning
to the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. fl.
Wroth, 500 West Copper avenue,
where the remainder Of the evening
was spent. Those present Were DR..
and Mrs. James H. Wroth, Mr.. and
Mrs, Rupert f. Asplund, DR.. w. G.
Tight, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. McMillen,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ r, Hickey, Mr.. and
Mrs A. b. Stroup, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| II, Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Il. Cristy,
] Mr.. ana Mrs, c. Il. Hodgin,
/ Little Miss Grace Stortz, daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Stortz, 700
! West Gold avenue entertained a mum
Der Of friends at her home yesterday
| afternoon in honor Of her ninth birth
| day. The guests at the pretty affair
were Misses Isabel Pegue Mawine
| Maynard, Martha Bullard, Pauline
! Borradaile, Lorna Lester, Florence
Weller, Reba Conner Margaret
! Crawford Adelaide Hahn, Marjory
Steam, Lucy Myers, Mildred Myers. !
Ruth Suplee, and Masters Tommy
Pegue, Amado Chaves, Robert Put |
ney Everett Mckee, Albert Grunsfcld |
and George stevens
The Khiva Literary society of the
University Of New Mexico met Frida,
evening al the home OF Mr.. C. r. !
Boldt in the Highlands. John Mar
shall gave a clever reading from the
immortal Bill Nye, this being follow
ed by an eXtemporancous talk by
Hugh Bryan on The Greatest Fig
ure in American History" The ar
firmatiVe won an interesting debat |
on the subject, Resolved That the |
Japanese viii ultimately overcom !
the Anglo -SaXons," The affirmative |
was represented by Messrs. Kelehe)' /
Ross and Albright, the negative SIDE |
being handled by Messrs. Lane, Wro h {
and Baldwin. Refreshments wa-e /,
served during the evening.
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Friday was art day at tho Woman's |
club, q very interesting meeting being /
held in the afternoon in the dub /
rooms. The attendance was unustill- |
~ large. The leader was Mrs. d. A !
Bittner. After the roll call Mrs, f. |
J., Washburn sang solo ~, he |
Marys of Art and Song was the sub
ject of an interesting paper by DR.
Eleanor Daily, this being followed by |
a plano solo by Mrs. Frank l.. My rs.
The question, Has America as beau |
tiful scenery as the Old World?'Y VAS
ably discussed by Mrs. ~ II. Ahdrus
and Mrs, George Albright Miss
Blaehly favored the ladies with a vo-
cal solo. clever feature of the [
meeting was the original rhymes ven
by each member of the club lin an-
swer to her name on the roll dan
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