Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-18

Central. and left Wednesday for on
tarlo Cal, where she Will spend tho
winter. Miss Tubbs spent the holl-
DAYS last winter the guest OF the Ack-
ermans and is known to a lumber OF
Albuquerqueans.
Next Friday evening September 2S
DIR. and Mrs, Gray will give a recep-
ton 10 the students of the university.
The faculty are invited as well as pat
rons Of the university n citizens
generally.
Mrs. e. W. Dobson and daughter re.
turned Saturday from an extended
visit at Lake Okoboii, Iowa. They VS.
tied in Chicago and Kansas city en-
route home.
Mrs. w. b. Childers and daughters,
EDITH and Agnes. arrived last night
from Richmond. va. where they spent
he summer months.
4 4 4
Mrs. A. y. McGaffey and chlldren
arrived Yesterday from the Michigan
watering resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld are
expected home today. The Grtlns-
fields have been in ocean Park, Cal,
for two months.
~ Mrs. John Strumquist and daughters
Beatrice and Nile are home from u
months sotourn with relatives in Ar
kansas.
Church and Club Circles.
Roosevelt. who has discussed every
subject known to civilized man and
then some, said once upon a Time
when you take care OF the hlldren
YOU are taking care of the nation or
tomorrow The above quotation was
the %watchword at the meeting OF the
Missionary society of the First Meth
odsit church held Thursday afternoon
AT tho home OF Mrs. Thomas HARDWOOD,
3l9 West Hazeldine venue. Our
Young People and Literature" was
the subject, with Mrs. Surface as
leader. Miss Blood had an interesting
paper on the advantage of enlisting
the youth Of the churches, n our
Jewels; who and What" was the SUD-
lect Of a clever talk by Mrs. Leaning
Mrs. Berkely read a paper on Work
and Workers" The Misses Mary and
Lora Leaning sang. THE Reapers.
Refreshments concluded the pleas
antly profitable afternoon.
The Home Missionary society Of the
Highland Methodist church met Tues
daV afternoon with Mrs. Wells, 500
south Arno. The time was mostly
spent in the formation of plans for n
bazaar which the ladies are to give
some time in November. II was do
cided that the members Of the society
give Mrs. Ridley, who Is Ill in Cali
fornia. "a post ard shower. The host
ess served dainty refreshments before
the adjournment. -.
Tuesday evening members Of the
Tpworth League of the Highland
Methodist church went hay riding
out onto the mesa. After the ioltinR,
Jolly ride and about five miles from
the city lights, a halt was called. Ihere
beneath the pale light OF the baby
moon and added light of a camp fire,
a watermelon feast vas enjoyed, after
which satisfactory recreation, the
crowd wendell ~homeward.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the Presbyterian church
met Thursday afternoon IN the church
narIors. Japan was the subject
matter and interesting papers were
read bv Mrs. Cozine and Mrs, Wern-
ing. Mrs. L. O. Rice and Mrs. Mordy
were in charge OF refreshments and
the social hour.
The homecoming reception Of Bap-
tist circles given in the church pariors
Thursday evening. was q success and
very largely attended. The excellent
was participated in by Mrs.
Tormby and Miss Matte Norris. I'm
usually nice refreshments We're the
usual conclusion
The Baca and Philothea societies OF
the Highland Methodist church are 70
a recital in the church the eve
OF the goth. Mrs. G. A. Frank n
Miss Silka Will assist members Of the
societies.
TIE Ladies Aid Of ST. Paul's church
gave one OF their delightful and local
Is famous "coffees' at the parsonage
Wednesday evening.
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Sore Eyes of Three Years Standing
cured. Miss Effle Faulkner. New Cas-
tie. Pa. writes, Sutheriand's Eagle
Salve cured me of a case OF sore
eyes OF three years standing. ! cheer
fullv recommend IL to any one IA
need OF such a remedy.
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