Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05


classes. japanese lanterns were used
in the decoration, and with pennants
land the schol colors, presented a pref
IA and effective scene, An exception
ANY good program was followed by
various games n dainty refresh
ments. The affair proved one or the
delightful events of the schools So
cial calendar.
Mrs. f. l.. Wnshhurn was selected
as president of the Organization Tor
the ensuing year; Miss Lucy Harris,
vice-president. Mrs. Harry Lathrop.
treasurer and Mrs. Il, l. Hanks as
secretary.
An informal afternoon Of the
week was held at the home of Mrs.
John White on Friday. Guessing
games were n part of he afternoons
| pleasure, and 2 luncheon, a delight
ful other part. The table was ~daintily
appointed and pretty in it's array Of
flowers. The guests were Mesdames
Giegoldt. Weed, Otto. Houghton, Fish
stevens, Rummel. Blair. Bernard.
Lamb, Caldwell, Charles Myers, Tier
ney, Walker, stcan, Donahoe and Miss
Dewey.
A return dance TO the Young La
dies of the Rebckahs was given by
the young men, who were entertain
ed some two weeks previous; on We'd
nesday night. 1t was given In Odd
Fellows hall. and exceptionally good
music was furnished by Mrs. Nye Mar
tin. Dancing was INDUCED In until
late. then discontinued in favor Of
tho spread which the boys had pro-
vided.
The Ladies of Rebeccahs gave a
''tacky" party Tuesday night. There
was an abundance Of personal attire
suitable TO such events and some so
ridiculous as 10 occasion much merri-
ment NOM the guests. The supper
was in accord, consisting rs IL did OF
farmhouse dishes. Dancing was the
amusement of the evening and was
enjoyed until the wee sma' hours.
Mesdames Doolittle, Putnam, and Van
Eaton were in charge of the arrange
ments and to their efforts the success
of the whole was due.
A. G. Wells. general manager Of the
coast lines. accompanied by his daugh-
ter. Miss Helen, and A. G. Beauan,
arrived in Albuquerque on Mr.. Wells
private car from Los Angeles on Tues
day and remained OYER TO attend the
Alger-Childers nuptial ceremony of
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mollie Leaning was hostess to
the w. c. r. L. Thursday afternoon
at her country home north of the the
city. A pleasing program was given
and refreshments included in the gen
eral good time.
The last meeting of the Woman's
club for this year vas held Friday ev-
ening. The by laws of the club were
acted upon and the afternoon devoted
to other business transactions.
4 4 4
MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Barney, sos
Park avenue, havelgone to Los An
geles to spend tar summer months.
Mr.. Frank Hlli Warren and Miss
Louise Sophia Goetz, of Chicago, We're
married Wednesday evening at the
Episcopal church. Archdeaeont War
rem officiating. Mrs. Jesse Miller at
tended the bride and Charles Chad
wick acted as best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren have gone to California,
n on their return will reside in this
city.
The recital, Tuesday evening at
Highland Methodist Episcopal church.
promised great surprises OF child tai
ent in expression and musical study.
The participants are pupils of Mrs.
Forrest Cartwright and Mrs. Luther
Stewart. Mrs. Cartwright's pupils.
John Clifton, Franklin Peters and
Bessie May Shadrach. Mrs. Stewards
pupils: Donald Cavanaugh, Marion
Frank, Marcella Matson, Alice Lee
tarte, Stella Garcia, LeClair Cavan-
augh. George Pink. Juliet F~leischer,
Marjory Steam, Alice Herndon and
Gladys CaVanaugh.
The program follows.
March, Up Grade, Giebel, John Cliff
ton; Welcome song, class, aecOmpa-
mist, Madge Clark; Little Friends Pol
ka, Streabogg, Juliet Fleischer; The
Raggedy Man, Riley. Franklin Peters;
duet. Boyer, Marion Frank and Donald
The Runaway. Riley. Bes-
sic May Shadrach; melody, Boyer,
George Pink; Bobby Shaftoc. Marion
Marcells Matson n Donald
C%avanaugh; At School March, Strea-
bogg, Alice Herndon; a Sketch, The
or Showman's Ruse, tragi-
comedy. one act, Riley, John Steward,
Franklin Peters and Willard Thorpe;
duet Forman, Alice Letartc and Stella
Garcia. First Dancing Lesson, For
man, Marcella Matson; trio. Mariory
Steam, Clair Cavanaugh and Lillian
Santucci; There Little Girl Don't Cry,
Riley, Mrs. G.. A.. Frank; melody, Bey-
er. Alice Letarte: Granny. Riley, John
Steward; In the Month of May, Bchr,
Gladys C%avanaugh: Scale Demonstra-
ton. Marjory Steam, Alice Tetarte and
LeClair Cavanaugh; Good Night, class;