Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-08
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,,hose confirmation AT Temple Albert
anrtl 29th WAS a beautiful and
.nnrnssive ceremony. Miss Maharam
im M he only candidate eligible, hay
No made careful preparation for that
~ event. She made her VOWS be-
ars i large and representative
audience of that congregation. Num-
erons beautiful and appropriate gifts
o,ere presented the young lady on
sunday by the many friends who
ealled IL offer congratulations.
Among those were. Or. r. NJ. Chap
nan NIr. ana Mrs. II. Spitz, Mr.. and
Ms Ivan HELD. Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
n'fl Ifcld. Mr.. and Mrs. Noa llfeld,
NJ and Mrs. simon stern, Mr.. and
Sirs leon + stern, Mi. and Mrs. II.
yanoU MI. and Mrs. w. II. Cope
lsnd Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Kendis, Mr..
md Mrs. samuel Maharam, Mi. and
Joseph %Friedherg, Mrs. J. Yanow,
Mss Nusbaum, Miss Aleen Stern, Miss
nnrnth, Motzenbacker, Miss Gladys
uandell. Mr.. Mike Mandell. Mr.. \.
F%leischcr. Mr., James Grunsfeld, MIR.
Louis %Gumbiner.
Or Arthur j. Francis, a noted lee
tnret Of Chicago, and former student
N oxford, brought ~ amidst its
scenes and life, gave The story and
Glarv of oxford an interesting lee
tnre ut the santa Fe reading room
last night. DE-. Francis held the
closest attention Of the large audi
euce and spoke graphically of the
biggest university in the world. II
was m eloquent effort and his words
were I; tribute to that great school.
Mrs Anna SaVerder, the soloist. pos
sossed Il beautiful voice and her sing
inc was the musical feature of the
evening. The selection and rendition
Of her various numbers was perfect,
and she responded graciously to the
many recalls. This was one of the
most successful on the reading rooms
entertainments.
Mrs Max Schustcr and daughter,
Miss Margaret, very prominent in
social circles in this city leave in the
near future for Philadelphia, where
they will make their home for a part
of each year. the remaining months
n he spent in Los Angeles, Cal.
Their coming departure is the oc-
elsion of much regret among the
many friends of both and society
loses in them, brilliant additions to its
social life.
Mrs. DR.. Wylder's home, 1906 West
Central avenue. presented a pretty
scene Friday afternoon, the occasion
Ieing a tea, given by the Ladies Aid
society of the Methodist church.
bowls of tulips and Gala lilies were
used to striking advantage in the dim
ing room. Mrs. w. w. Strong, as
sisted by Mesdames Hammond. Dona-
hue. Token II Charles Stevens
served. Mrs. Weed was in charge OF
the home cooking booth. where many
tempting dclicatessen wares were dis
played. The affair was a social sue
cess and netted quite q sum FOR the
church fund,
The fourth ward school. fourth,
fifth and sixth grades-went to Bear
canyon saturday. on their annual pic
ME. The tired but happy crowd re-
ported 4 glorious day among the
pines of the Sandals. The Misses Hold
sin aud Miss Rrownlee chapcroned.
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The ladies Of the Congregational
church gave a tea at the home of Mrs.
Marsh on Thursday afternoon. The
decorations were Indian, consisting IF
blankets. curios and photos of Indian
life. Mrs. March was assisted in
serving by Mesdames Washburn,
Robinson and Boldt. Mrs. Frank and
Mrs. Collins sang in solo and duet
selections, and Mrs. Backus gave
some clever readings. The affair was
socially and financially a great sue
cess.
4 strawberry social with a suf-
l~iciently of the lucious fruit and an
a-ceompanying good time, was given
by the Young Peoples society of the
Lutheran church in the church par
lors Oh Tuesday evening. These
Young people meet once each month,
and plan MANY enjoyable evenings
Tor the future.
The Degree OF rionor, 4. o. L. W,
gave a card party Wednesday night
lligh-five was played, and the prizes
were won by Miss Gerling and NJ. L.
Aibers. Miss Clara Butcher and Mr..
steiner were the lucky capturers of
The boobies" Delicious refreshments
added 10 the otherwise pleasant Ven
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Hahn. 914
west Central avenue, will leave June
Isl for New York City, and will sail
on the 18th for France. They viii
spend several months sight seeing in
the European countries.
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Mrs Chadbourne has invitations
out Tor a dancing party to he given
II the Elk lodge room. Monday.
Nay 10th The affair will be in
honor Of Miss Pearce.
Miss Lillian Kempenich has is
sued invitations for a dancing party
10 he given at her home, 9ls West
central avenue. on Monday evening.
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hf. and Mrs. John Baron Burg. re-
entity returned TO the city after
spending the winter months in Mexico
"i' on The lsthmus, and have taken
avenue.
The Good Cheer club was enter
sailled by Mrs. Byers. OF West Coal
"'e'ue, on Thursday afternoon.
me Verandas Of "Hokona'' pre-
nseu d scene OF unusual beauty 'ast
msn1 AZ the Sigma Kappa Beta
l"N s porch party. The decora-
ms were Navajo blankets. college
aaants and countless Japanese
shedding nickering lights