Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-03
THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SUNDAY. APRIL 3. 1910.

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Kathleen Kelly.
Quadrille op. 70, Shubert-Grae
MeDermott. Pearl corsen, Cold
. Spring, Irene Borders.
Rhapsodie Hongroise, Liszt-Estell
4 Kelly
Sign of Cross, Wilson Barrett
4 Virginia Morrison Carr.
: Comforting of judges.
Statue scene and Shepherds Dance
Dramatis PersOnao
) Leontes-Barbaria Harris.
Z C~amillo-Sophia Yrissari.
1 Poiixcnes-Nellie Phillips.
Florlzel-Julia Browne.
Old Shepherd-lfarie Yanni.
SHEPPARD Boy-Mdrgarct Smith
Perdita-Anna Blake.
Paullna-Bertha Turner.
Mapsa-Graee MeDermott.
Dorcas-Eleanor Vaughey.
Hermione-Estelle Kelly.
Shepherd Boy-Margafet Smith.
~classes of academy.
Report OF awarding committee.
Judgcs-Itev. Ferdinand Troy. S j..
Rev. Frederic Manning. Hon. Ira A.
Abbott, Hon. O. y. Marion; DR.. ] A.
Reidy.
Mrs. Amado Chavez, corner Elcv-
! enth and Roma, entertained Thurs
| day and Friday afternoon of this
week in honor of her guest. Mrs.
James Seligman of Santa Fe. Bridge
whist was played on the first after
noon. Mrs. George Klock being the
prize winner, and five hundred on
Tuesday, the first prize being won by
Mrs. Smithers, while Mrs. I~iazeldine
carried off the consolation. The beau
tiful Chavez home was artistically
decorated: American beauties in i'm
mense clusters in the parlors while
carnations and ferns We're used to
striking advantage in the library. The
dining room was converted into q
bower of spring-the lovely blossoms
of this sslson of the year carrying out
the deceit. Dainty refreshments wera
served at the card tables on each ar
ternoon AT conclusion of the card
playing. The out of town guests other
than the guest of honor, were Mrs.
Arthur Seligman. Mrs. Nathan Jaffa
and Mrs. Harding Of Santa Fe. Mrs.
Spiess. Mrs. Kern and AIRS. Brown of
Las Vegas, and Mrs. Van Iloutcn Of
Ration. Other guests Of the two af-
ternoons We're: Mesdames OtReilly, |
Kent. Wylder, owen. Alderman, HIar-j
ry benjamin, Booth. Bronson. Bor-
radaille Clancy. Connor. r.. Il. Ross.
Farrell. Edgar. Erent. Forbes
fiazeldine, Hickey, kunz, Willy,
Smithers, Judge Mann. Hoppe,
Dana Johnson, Kcmpenich, Luthy, |
Marion. Maynard. DE Lat Vergne. Don
Raymond Stamm, Stortz, w.
W SfrAYasy Ntegtfn AAa1irAr NT.trs.,.,.a- |
Misses Leila Armijo. Yrisarri. Nus
baum. Mesdames McLandress. Bessie
Jaffa. Klock. Felix Lester. MeGaffey.
Margaret Medler. Neustadt, HopeWell. |
Saint. Simms, Strickler, Aus
ter. Barth. Brooks, Metcalf. Carnes.
Arno lluning. l.. Huning, Johnston. !
Frank Hubhell. Harding, Childers.
Cornish, Mclaughlin, George Frost, |
1. Grunsfeld. A. Grunsfeld,
+. HELD, w. j. Johnson,
Lee. Waha, Merritt. Misses
Julia Lee, Lou Lee, Holman.
Miss Kathryn Chavez was hostess to
the younger social set at a dancing
party Friday evening, this being the
of a series OF entertainments
given at the Amado Chavez home
asst week. Dancing was INDUCED in
t ibAt hObis 9h0 Wv tN'iiAiAe >
pleasure was not spoiled by the
information that some pry-
ng boys had paid a nocturnal visit
vanished into the darkness with
ice cream. Those invited: Misses
-ena Ferguson, Agnes Childers, Edith
'hilders. Myrl Hope, Helen Hope. Dor
,thy Mcmillan. Alma Daldrldge. Sa
ONE Stateson. Beatrice Ilfeld. Ruth
field, Rhine Stern, Elsie Kempenich,
Arnot. Susan Cobb. Halle Hem
Edith Clarke, Mamie Kelley, Vir-
.inia Carr. Florence Grunsfeld, Chill
Iers, Baldridge. Laura Cartwright.
elizabeth Simms, Messrs. Frank
pitt. Fred Luthy. Gordon f;ass. Will
Arnot. Leslie Schult. Leslie
Frank Otto. Joseph O'Reilly,
lyde Ross. William MeClurken. Geo.
Walker. Eddie Yrisarri. Edgar Jaffa.
Roscnwald, Joe Walton, Arthur
'anow, Desmond Farrell. h
Music. Art and Travels made UP
comprehensively interesting and
aricd program mt the Woman's Club
'riday afternoon. Mrs. $. u. Miller :
leader. Travels in England. !
a pleasing array Of personal OBJ
ervations and experiences of Miss )
'ose Harsh, which proved interest |
~ in the extreme. Miss Lillian Hes
alden ana Miss Beatrice Ilfeld each
ave a piano selection in their usual .
style. MacDoweil's Desert +
and "Slumber Song were rem
cred In fine voice by Mrs. Winches- :
~ and other piano selections OF this
merican composer were given by =,
Tracy n Miss Mary Ramsey '
Irs. Collins san Nevin's "Rosery." !,
Little Boy Blue and Mrs. y
a~vanaugh played "Ungarist." Miss
Porterheld and Miss Louise >
ichols added to the program by
offerings Of American COM :,
iscrs. '
The high school crowd made merry
st night in the new odd Fellows Y
an. remnants and the class colors
tde effective decorations. The com
ittcc on arrangements a Misses :
lola Blueher. Maigan Arson. Mcssrs-
gorge Walker. Gillet Giesoldt and r
Lowry. The reception commit
e consisted of Misses Lola Neher and