Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-17

It's a fact of interess that the Y, Nj.
G., A.. the Y. w. c. A. and the Student
Volunteer Movement are housed under
one roof in New York at 1871 r. 2ith
street and 1t is also interesting to
note that the Y. w. c. a. is not usu-
ally organized in as small a place as
Albuquerque as they seldom organize
where there is less than a twenty thou
sand population and this organization
is unique, as it has no state center
but is directly connected with the ma
tional association.
The local association kept open
house Thursday and the officers were
much gratified at the great amount or
interest shown in the work. Miss Sara
Maddox, chairman Of the social COM
mittee, Mrs. DR.. Cartwright, presl-
dent, and Miss SAKE were In the re-
ceiving line at the afternoon recep-
ton and introduced the Misses Mil
Ter who have only recently become
Identified with this association as as
sociate secretary and assistant 70
house secretary. Mrs. e. A. Field,
Mrs. f. l.. Myers. Mrs. G. L. Brooks
Mrs. Mordy. and Mrs. Jesse Runyan
are members of the board and acted
as hostesses. Mrs. Rodey and
Mrs. Kerzman supplied an en-
ioyable musical program in the al
tcrnoon and the Misses Mary Ram
sey, France Myers and Margaret
Cartwright in the evening. There was
also a violin solo by Lucy Myers VINO
is a clever Juvenile violinist, who was
accompanied on the piano by her
mother, Mrs. F. L.. Myers.
The Misses Leeta Abbott and Mari
orie Stowell acted as ushers. showing
he guests through the house n
grounds and the Misses Lena Sterling.
Laura Cartwright and Zoe Mckeh
drick presided at the punch bowl. me
carnations and ferns used were do
mated by Byron Ives and the Albu-
uuerque Floral Co.
Miss SAKE asked a standing vote
from all those who wanted the u w.
c. A. a permanent civic and potent
factor in their lives and the large
crowd rose with one accord and The
general interest and prevalent air OF
good fellowship proved that The or
ganization is high IN public favor lts
a big work aud a good ileld anu
worthy OF all success, so take off your
hats to the Y. w. G. a and heres
hoping we haye 4 y, N a. IN the
near future.
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Among the weddings OF the week &C.
cured Tuesday evening and was that
of Miss Battle Claire Sollie and Mr.tPas-
co Davidson Peters. Rev. j. Nj. SOL
lie. father of the bride and formerly
pastor Of the Highland Methodist
church Of this city. performed the
ceremony at the Sollie home, 4l6 ~
Fourth, which was prettily decorst-
ed for the occasion. A protuslon OF
ereenerv and brides roses were USED
throughout the interior and FORMED an
archvav meath which the nuptial
rites we're said. Miss Soliie wore a
tailored gown of green rajah with q
broad straw hat to match and was
quite pretty in her going away att
tire. A dinner followed the ceremony
for the intimate friends and relatives
of the young couple who were the
only guests. Mr.. and itrs. Peters left
the same evening for Denver and Col
orado Springs where they will spend
the halcyon honeymoon days.
q a 4 4
MIR. and Mrs. Wallace Burke enter
tanned delightfully."-, Thursday of the
past week al their country home
of the city. The affair was in ceie-
bration of MIR. Burke's birthday-he
didn't say what year was completed on
that date and we must not do any
careless guessing-and the house was
decorated III an abundance OF aspar-
aglls ferns. A real country supper
with the friend chicken and all acces-
series was the feature OF the day and
made the friends Of the host wish he
might have a birthday. oftener than
once a year though 1t isn't recorded
that Mr.. Burke agreed to any liz ar
rangement. Following were guests;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ross, Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. II. Dunbar. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Harlan. Mrs. Kelly. Miss Harlan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Loudon, Misses
Grace and Louise Loudon, Mrs. APP
odaca Misses Armijo. Mrs. j. Dolan,
DR.. q. w. Gould, Mrs. w. S. Burke.
Mr.. Allen Was and Mr. John Bor-
radaiie are leading the simple life Of
the country squire these days and are
the envy Of all their friends The
families of both are living at the Bor-
radaile ranch. five miles north of the
city for the summer months and the
men come aud go each day. It's a
beautiful place and an Ideal home II
the gentlemen declare the ten miles a
day well worth while. There I ru-
mors Of q party out there for town
friends IN the near future.
Cards TO many Of their friends from
Venice the arrival of the w.
II. Hahns in the City of Gondoias. The
tour has so far included a stay in
Paris and Florence and both Mr.. and
Mrs. Hahn are thoroughly enjoying
Europe and will see the most Of the
continent before their return TO the
state OF New Mexico. CDo you no.
tice We never miss u chance TO spring
our new title?
The Misses Elsie Kempenich. Ruth
and Beatrice Ilfeld went to Trout
Springs Thursday The resort Is one
OF the popular summering places neal