Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-20

The AivaradO. spacious and arts
ticaily beautiful. was a fitting back.
ground for tho elegantly goNned
guests ut Mrs. Harry RankinH fare
well luncheon IN Thursday Mrs
Rankin Is possessed Of a gracious
charm az manner which has made
friends Of all acquaintance formed
during her s0iourn IN Albuquerque,
and society loses n charming addition
20 Its social life with her carly de-
parturef or New York This affair,
which. from the prominence Of the
guests and It's decorative beanty ranks
as a social event Of the season. was
Easter in tone. tonauils contrasting
effectively with smilay in carrying ont
the color scheme. The dainty grcencry
extended from the chandeliers 10 ar
tlatically arranged baskets Of the ysi-
low spring flowers, the whole present
ing under the softly shaded lights a
fairyiike appearance, The appoint
ments were perfect. The place cards
were hnnd-painted Easter lilies a
eplendid musical program MAS par
f~icipated ia by AIR. Cartwright, Mr.
Cameron. and Mrs Frank. win
Mrs. Himoe AS accompanies, and add
"a much 20 the charm of The function.
The guests. Mesdames g.. Post
Smithers. n. Iifeid. - iifeld, L. liz
field, pcarce, Hahn. Carr. Flournoy,
smart. Cornish, Mcclellan, s Luna, ID
Rankin. SPITE. SehusteT. Dieckmann,
lIopeweli, McGaffey Jaffa, Edgor ana
Brooks.
The Irish melodies. fun Of patllos
and tenderness, sometimes puaintesl
humor, were sung to a large and APP
preciative audience by Aibuqueraues
best musical talent on last Thursday
evening al st. MHry's hali Perhaps
the most vivid impression retained OF
the very enjoyable program Il MIR
Cameron's singing Of the Celtic favor
lite, KILLARNEY IN wonderfully sweet
voice. and Mr.. Billiards. splendid
voice was never heard 20 better ad-
vantage than IN "~Mayourneen," and
his encore. q bit Of Irish humor, en-
titled you Had Better ASK Mo,
which brought forth the second re-
call Miss Martha Bullard WAS ac-
companist ana won much applause
with a piano solo. Mrs. Charles White, |
who possesses q sweet voice, seldom
heard IN public here, gave Il charm
ing Interpretation Of wild Irish
Rose Mrs. winchester sang that
dainty Irish classic. Kathleen MAJ
v%ourneen, In fine voice THE Days
OF the Kerry Dances was rendered by
Mrs. Schinlck in her usual pleasing
manner. The dtiartette. composed oil
Misses Grace Borradaile, stella DC
Tsullio. Eloisa Yrisarri and Mrs
SrilInck, sang THE Harn That once
ThrO' Tara's Halls and Mrs. Ellen
Dnlahoydc proved herself a clever
pianist n hcr work as accompanist
and s0Ioist.
For some years the brotherhood OF
Railroad Trainmen Ia New Mexico
have dcscrpedly held the palm for
royal entertainers, their yearly dance
being always AN event OF Importance:
but they outdid al previous efforts
and crowned themselves with glory az
their ball given 81. Patrlck's night in
Gallup Promptly az > o'clock the
ID Mauro orchestra struck up the
grand march and Mayor g.. NJ. Cotton
and wife led the stately measure, fol-
lowed BY SOME zoo couples. Prob
ably a greater galaxy Of beauty and
Joyous huoyaney was never Witnessed
IN Gallup than this march. The opera
house WAS beautifully decorated IN the
roiors Of the order, cnfnmodions
dressing roonis improved and every
thing possible q 70 make the occa-
sion an event IN the lives OF those par-l
ticipating. y
Albuquerque and WINSTON sent their
quota. As did ThoTcau. Gibson and
ether surrounding owns Dan Phillips
aus In charge and. as always. his SER
vices were efficient The success of
The affair IL due IN no small meis-
ure 20 the painsiaking work Of tue
committee. aud the hearty ce-opera-
tiDn and courtesy ~ tho business men
" Gallup. Who stand at the head ln
these qualities 4 pleasant memory
Viii lingtr Tor many q lav with uN
thost present a. the first ball given
b. the Acoma lodge ,
An enjoyable affulr OF the week. st
Patricks bN date and decoration. was ,
Biven by Mrs. HOY Mcdonald nc her B
home on West Roma. Bridge vas
the feature 90 the afternoon. Airs
No' and Airs Charles white bee
ine si7r winners of the pottad dnffo-
dis alch were given Co. the most
sucrrssial participants Thr Mcpon-
aid home was churminE m its artistic ,
shamrock attire" thp color scheme
being emphasized tn the dainty re-
~freshmtuts Some t~hirty-iive iadies Z
enjoyed the hospitality. inr which the
hostess Is so we'll known
The womans club bsld 80 varied
and Interesting session FRIDAY after
noon. Mrs B~risadicr Stillweil noted
salvation Army worker. AND IL won
deffully eloquent lecturer ave ulc
ufn 81 that Organization j detailed
and uupicnsantiy truthful account of
the white slave traffic
Airs Luthcr steward vino has in-
troduecd tho musical h~ndfrrarten tc
Albuquerque where children are i'm
struried in the rudimepts or music
by an appeal 60 the beautiful aud
humorous and through ihe Chllds 49,
tural fondncss FOR play. hell her
rfaauating exercises ~ she club rooms
after the lecture The clever musical
work OF the Juveniles Was little short