Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-10


ferns and presided over by Mrs.
Austin and Mrs. Childcrs, assisted by
the Misses Lolita and Annie Ncwhall,
Katherine Chavez and Hazel knight
with Mrs, Ncwhail IN charge OF serv-
ing operations. Tables in the par
lors were loaded with ali the dainty
accessories dear to the heart OF fem
ininity. Mrs. Nash and Mrs. Winters
displaying fancy aprons. while the
kitchen aprons were sold from the
table presided over BY Mrs. jerks.
Another table was devoted to fancy
work Of All descriptions, sold by Mrs.
Price and Mrs. Lyon. Mrs. Edgar
and Mrs. Tull were IN charge Of the
home cooking which was attractively
displayed in the library The affair,
besides being "a great social success.
nettcd the ladies the sum Of SIS.
a a
Prof. Monaghan, whose lecture at
the opera house Oh Friday night was
so well attended ana enthusiastically
received, Was a guest of the knights
OF Columbus during his stay in the
city. and the local council endeav-
ored to make it memorable and
pleasant. 4 dinner party vas given
OF the Aivarado in his honor. Thurs
day night, attended by prominent
knights. among whom were @. y.
Marion, territorial deputy. and J. ~.
O'Riclly, chairman Of the reception
committee.
Mrs. Nusbaum, who has been the
guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. Ivan Gunsfeld,
left Tuesday Ior her home in Chicago.
She was guest Of honor at many brill
liant social affairs during her stay
and made a great number Of friends
who hope for a speedy reception OF
the visit. Florence Grunsfeld, who
is a niece of Mrs. Nusbaum. accom-
panied her aunt. Mi. Alfred Gruns-
field left on the same train en- route
TO Europe where he will spend the
summer with his family.
A delightful musicale was given
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Himoe at
ler home on West Coal avenue. in
natur of a farewell to Mr.. Ed
ward Cameron who left on Thursday
or his home in Chicago. This gifted
singer Is possessed Of an engaging
personality which won him scores Of
during his stay in Albuquer-
ana his beautiful voice has been
IN addition to musical circles and
VIII be greatly missed. Mr.. Cameron
probably return in the fan.
Miss Katherine oliver, called the
Dean Of Scotch Impersonators' gave
/ perfect imocrsonation of "Dr. Luke
IF the Labrador at the Presbyterian
'hurch ON Thursday night The
arge crowd in attendance was en-
husiastlc In applause, and those for
innate enough TO hear Miss divers
wonderful voice in it's clever por-
raSal of character, viii long retain
he memory OF an evening wen spent.
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Mrs. Tribby was hostess to the
food Cheer club in odd Fellows
iall on Thursday afternoon The
members OF this club are lieheccas
are busily engaged in needlcwork
they wish to sell, and when
.omplrtcd apply the proceeds to "a
fund TO assist in the building
Or the odd Fellows Home in Ros-
Well coffee ana sandwiches were
during the intermissiou
q
An informal reception MAS given
,y the parish verify and guild of 81
church 10 the members and
friends OF that church. at the Wom-
ans club building ON Thursday eve
hing \ large number attended and
the pleasant social hour. fol-
owed hv refreshments served by the
and a short period ot dancing
.or the Young people
The Woman's circle of the Baptist
met in regular session with
Yrs. Anderson al her home, eco
North Edith street ON Thursday aft
An interesting program and
.ofreshmcnts followed business trans
The ladies guild Of 1t. Johns
.hurch elected tho following officers
va Monday afternoon President.
Hrs. Mclaughlin, Nice-presidcnt, Mrs.
Edgar. secretary. Mrs. Amado
'hayez. TREASURER. Mrs. klock.
Mrs " g. Mason. sol South Third
entertained az luncheon Mon
afternoon. The table with COW
rs for eight guests was prettiiy app
pointed and decorated.
The A. H. $ chemistry class. la
'ursuit OF further and more extensive
knowledge In the science of mole
ules. betook themselves and chap
Miss Campbell. one OF the
eachers start OF that Institution. ON
Wednesday afternoon Co the famed