Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-17


zickert. Farwcll, Grundcman Yam
ora and otto Nuer.
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Mrs Marsh's nospltnble home was
The scene of mn enjoyable meeting Of
the Tuesday club last week Each
member was allowed one guest. 50 "a
number Of visitors were included IN
tho delightful and instructive after
noon. The class study Was Italy.
led bv Mrs. Frost. Mrs. Stroup's paper,
Music la Italy was well presented
and proved a thorough study OF the
subject, and Mrs. llfcld very ably dis
eussed Modern Italian Opera Two
selections from Italian opera were
rendered by Mrs. Roy Mcdonald
Dainty refreshments concluded the
afternoon.
There was quite an event in tag
dom-that realm Of masculine delight
and feminine exclusion-on Thursday
evening. w. n. Howdcn. manager OF
the Harvey Indian building, was
genial host TO the curio room force
at q box party in the Elks' theater,
The boys enjoyed the exhibition OF
wrestling and were much impressed
with the enthusiasm with which Albu-
qucrqIe masculine received the defeat
Of home talent. Al praise TO the best
mani 4 progressive supper CD fol-
lowed the bout. Personnel of the al-
fair. Lewis Howdcn. Albert Spivey,
Fred Henderson. Lewis Meehan and
Robert Benjamin.
Mrs. Bridgeman. guest Of Mrs. ROY
Mcdonald, for two weeks. left Thurs
day on the limited for her home IN
Northampton. Mass. During Mrs
BridReman's brief s%ojourn in the city,
She made many friends, and several
informal affairs were given In her
honor last week. Mrs. j. II Wroth
gave u complimentary sewing party
Monday afternoon. Mrs. a. =. McMll-
q luncheon on Tuesday, Mrs John
Lee Clarke a dinner on Wednesday,
ana Mrs. Barney was hostess at the
farewell lunch on Thursday Mrs
}ridReman travelled considerably
md proved an interesting though tenn
iornt9 addition to social circles.
Q . 4
The primary and intermediate
iuplls Of Mesdames Cartwright,
Iimoe. steward and Korzmah and the
Misses Valck ana Helen Anderson,
the participants in the fine mus
program which vas rendered at
he Woman's club Friday afternoon
Mrs. Frank Myers was leader Of the
which was designated MS Moth
day, and The following program
vas especially selected
'iano solo, "Sirene Waltz" Thomc
Miss Dorothy McMillen.
Tarantclle" ........... MacDoweil
Miss Pauline Borradaile.
leading. "Tho Biggest Fish ...,..
Master John Steward.
Song, "Dollie's Mamma"
Marian Frank ana chorus-Donald
~Cavanaugh, Marcella Matson, Alice
Lotarte, Geo, Pink, Alice lIerndon,
Stella Garcia.
Duet ..4............. Boyer
Adelaide Hahn, Mildred Meyers.
Bright Eyes'' ...t..,..t,... orth
Marcella Matson.
a Little Teller ..,..........,.
Franklin Peters.
.llcgro, "Sonatina, e major
.......s..... ...... Clement
Frances Marion.
.iolin Solo, simple Confession
....-.....,.... ........,.. Thome
Lucy Meyers.
what u Boy can Do ....,..,.,..
George Pink.
win o. the Wisp' .,... .Jungman
Louise Bell.
"Tho Quarrel .........
Donald Cavanaugh, Marcella
Matson.
lfruhlingsranschcn" .....,, .Llndlng
Halle Hinton.
Bon Jour" .................. llttZ
Moreen Maynard.
.eading. "Jcst fore Christmas ....
Dorothy Cartwright.
5caramouche" ........... .Thomc
Jessie Nenable.
ianO, III TroNatore" ........ Verdi
Quartette-Misscs Jomima Long,
Margaret Cartwright. Anita Hub
bell, Frances Meyers.
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