Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-01

~ e. $3.50 y ~ $50 1890 w.
4 Ind. Carnations were extravaganza
3 used in the decoration scheme, and
, gernnlum plant placed on eacI
, table. At the conclusion OF the pro
4 grcssiye game, Mrs. Felix Baca woi
4 the beautiful fern which was award
4 ed the most successful player. :
3 III ~~c~course luncheon was served
y the first consisting Of chicken pattles
. olives, hot biscuits and coffee the see
Z ond. salad. radishes ana waters, anf
4 the third. straw berries, cake aua
cream, the latter served in miniature
} flower pots. around which were tiet
red bows. A red gcranium was STUCK
IN The cream, the whole a pretty et-
feet of the plant in bloom. Guests AZ
this elaborate afternoon We're: Mes
DANES Jaffa. r. Jaffa. Oppenheimcr,
r Uhlfelder, Uhlfelder, %Friedberg, r.
a. Mann. !. Grnnsfcld, -. Weller,
n Weller, Felix Baca, NJ Mandcll,
Mcclellan, Wilkcrson, Noah Ilfeld,
Amado Chavez, Mrs. Arno Huning,
Conner, Harry strong. Gcary of Win
slow ana Misses Gladys Mandell and
Iiadloy.
Society IL playing 500 vigorously
and frequently. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Danahy gave an informal evening
Wednesday. devoted to this favorite
card game. A dainty repast con-
cluded the affair, at which the fol-
lowing were guests. Misses Margaret
Sehustor. Dolores IIuning, Edith and
Gertrude Walker, Margaret kclcher,
Grace ~Borradaile, Lillian Hesseldcn,
Rose Dee, Mildred Fox. Erna Fcrgu-
Hertzog, A.. Rankin. Bennett, A.
Fabcr and Lloyd sturgis.
a q
Miss Bessie Baldridge, a great So
cial favorite. was hostess 10 the ex-
elusive social set at her home, 10S
y. Arno, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday afternoons of last week. IT
Was a delightful series Of 500, con- |
GLIDING each day with a d~aintlly ap- |
pointed luncheon. American Beau
ties IN great clusters made UP tho |
decorative scheme, and filled the
rooms with their rare fragrance. ono
hundred guests were invited for the
three afternoons.
We had q real genius in our midst
weck-at least Mr.. Bcstolfc pos
aesses musical temperament and POI
cite instinct enough to seem TO de-
serve that tltie. The Elks and their
enjoyed tho "Multum IN
Parvo" orchrstru's rendition as well
sfN it'HtFii' . hliOii NNlkH iItfth~ |
ing thc various numbers. His voice.
with ~ slight accent and low but dis
tinct tones, never failed 10 give a new
ma trucr meaning to the selection
described. Tho Passing Regiment
wac so realistic In tone that one had
pttt to close tho eyes, and the rcgi-
neut vent marching by. The Mis-
'rerc from al Trovatorc' brought
the voices of great singers to
IN those who had yer heard the
'pcra sung, ana 50 with each num-
Besides the following program, +.
many selections were requested. such
s. "Suawanee River" IA poioma, I
la G~olundrina,' etc. and there was
Ne rebel in that audience, never hav-
ng undergone the process of recon- 4
tructlon. who requested "Dixie. It
played in regular old southern 4
and u1l tho other patriotic gems
ear 10 tho heart OF the L. =. A.. The
udicnce stood when the orchestra
playing star Spanglcd BAN
and remaining standing through =
he grand finale. a
Program.
March from "fannhauser" 4
..,,.. te.,, wagner a
grenade .,....t. ..tt.... Schubert '
eStettc from "IMciu" .... Donizott d.
We 10y ~ H'NNAN ~ AaAAi'F ~ sfAFNtfNA ~
pring song ..,.,t. Mendslssohn :
Grenade ......,..,++,....... It'll !.
@Ilsieal MiX-n9 by Prof. Landolfi 1
Accompanied by Monster Luis e
Gumbinare.
venture ~"poet and Peasant" .Suppo
.|iserorr from "rl TroNatorc".. Verdi Z
rhe Passing Regiment ,,... Cowerly !
.editation ..+........., Morrison a
ria aud Quartctte from Rigoletti.
Nerdl !,
)ncert WaltS-Trc Jolie'. ..... J
a ""''''o''' i
The odd Fellows. one OF the =
orld'a strongest fratcrnul orders, =
'mprlsing a membership Of 1900 I
10 men ana some 450. 0O0 women in =.
e auxiliary. celebrated the ninety g.,
anniversary of their existence on ) !,
81 Tuesday evening. Sovereign ~
rand sire w l., k%uykendall OF wy y
ming, who Is making a tour Of the -.
uthwcatcrn lodges, was present and !,
AIDE an address which rams with !"
Ne odd Fellowship and was calcu- y
10 inspire highest ideals Of fra y
rnity. \ fine musical program was y
ndcrcd, including a duct by Mes
mes Frank ana Cartwright, which
~ enthusiastically received; e piano .,
~ ~ NlANH NAAlNANA ~ lAA iNAtAA H.
ultlcss style, a reading by Mrs. -
of perfect rendition. and =.
o II by Mr.. Cartwright. whose +"
was heard TO rare advantage IN ~
8 selection. MY Song Is OF the q
urdy North Many odd Fellows y
an various parts of the territory "
're present ina the magnificent new y
u which speaks SO %splcndidly of the ~
FORTS of the local odd Fellows. %
Unity refreshments were served and
present viii long remember the
cninv 80 profitably. as well as -,
a%asantly. spent. and cstcom II n 10
.at pleasure 60 have known Nv. y,
~ kendall, whose charm ot mann,r W
ii elopucnce of speech made +"
impression Oh his hearers 80
= a W.
The Woman club. which stands =
r thc beet in music ana literature. A,
a "a program OF more than io'
merit un Friday afternoon
To-. iiimuc ana pupils were render
s ptrt cot the brilliant and difficuN IA.
1grim. which reflected great credit II,
the marvellous ability of Mrs an
moe. ANA clever talent OF her class Al
e. program ~.
Allegro moderate, sonata y I'd,
Miss Mary Ramsey
TO spring ...... Cries A.,
Mrs. Harden VI
-tal The First Primrose Gricg w.
thl selected Sries III