Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-12

man. assisted by Mrs. X. w. Winchcs-
ter. on Friday evening AT the Wo-
mans club rooms The affair PROV
cd a real treat, from the musical
viewpoint. and demonstrated the tall
enc OF the pupils as well as the clever
instructive ability of Mrs. Kerzman.
The program was Of artistic selection
and fine individual rendition. Mrs.
Winchester's singing was thoroughly
delightful, and her selections of that
evening were particularly adapted TO
her magnificent voice. The program
in full follows,
"A Wee Story .......... Ortiz
Winifred Doyle.
Busy Bees .... ....... ELLSWORTH
Juanita Wright.
The Voice of the Heart" Van Gael
Thelma Lynch.
Evening Twilight. Carl Reinckc
Henrietta Loebs.
Around the Maypole,' op. %, No, $
Chas. Dcnee
Hortense Scott.
Two American Indian Songs .....
......... Chas. Wakefield Cadmer
ca From the Land OF the Sky
Blue Water
o. 1.-THE Moon Drops Low ......
Mrs. Winchester.
"Serenade" ........J. Lewis Browne
Clara Was.
"Gavotte,'' op. 3S, No. 2...... Preyor
Evelyn Goethe.
'Idilio' Lack
Helen GoetZ.
Love Song Nevin
Pauline Borradaile.
"Gigue Brettone' ...... Bachmann
Martha Billiard.
Two German Songs. Bernard Sturm
ca Klein Gartchen"..........
(b) Die Spate Rose.
Mrs. Winchester.
Duet, "Stille Wunsche, OPP. 81, No. 9
Paul Hitler
Alice Lewis and Mary Pratt.
~"Serenata' ............ Paul Hitler
Pauline Postel.
Duo, "Andante and Scherizet'a"..
.t...,............... Chaminadc
Pauline Postel and Martha Bullard.
The week had its usual quota OF
weddings, the prevalence of which
form of social disaster. keeps socic-
ty still in the ring. Really, it's dun:
a sort Of inertia has overswept the
community of gay doing and all is
quiet along the Rio Grande. The town
is taking a leave Of absence from So
cial s~trenuosity; in fact Is mighty
nearly deserted, so many arctaWay in
search of cooler climes and summer
amusements. The stay-at-homes spend
their evenings, mostly, on the screen
ed verandas and gather in the news
of gaities elsewhere. And the NOV
Ing picture shows still continue about
a only diversion, a fact which
makes one wonder what the people
did for amusement before the picture
show daWned ON pleasures horizon.
But, say, if that Country club gets
Going. things will be lively. You see
Albuquerque has somewhat the child's
fancy for a new toy, in its enthusiasm
for something new Now if the club
gets well under way this summer il
viii be the rage. How do YOU think
il would he to cut out society for a
While and call the columns Country
club Gossip? Doesn't that sound citi-
ned for you and bring to mind din
hers, automobile rides and other fas-
cinating frivolities? Gracious yes. O,
wen be swell before we are a state.
ISN'T it well we can do things with
out statehood? Just %supposing all our
pleasures had to follow the appear
ance of a new star in the grand old
nag; would we work harder TO put
IT there. or would we grow old hav-
ing no fun? -dercy me, this started
out to be a description of weddings,
and look wher we've landed, in fan
cy's field. Back to the brides, and
iIltlllk Jul EAdA - ~ 49,
or too dun to get married
: & 4
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. y.
on West Roma avenue was
the scene of a pretty nuptial service
Tuesday night when their daughter
Miss Mabel Campbell was married 10
Mr.. Elliott Van Cleave. Rev. Mr.. Grim
performed the ceremony which was
enacted in an deliberately decorated
interior. Palms, ferns and smilaN
effectively with the abul-
dance of white and PINK carhatloh9
nsed in the perfectly detailed scheme,
which included an embankment Of the
and flowers as a ba~ckgrouhu
for the bridal party. The prlde :
gown was "a departure from the US
nal white worn on like occasions, De
of delicate blue, of exquisite shauc
and material. The processlonal Was
Mendelssohn, played by Mr.. L. X
who is a cousin of the
hri6e. A wedding p p vas served
ia the intimate friends OF the contract
ING parties who witnessed the serN-
leo. Mrs. Van Cleavc has been a
teacher in the city schools, n is Wen
known and popular, while ME- van
cieaye is an employee of the llield
wholesale company. They VIII make
home in inc city.
Another wedding of the week "t
much interest and equal beauty, was
mat Of Miss Olive Corbin, who was
married Thursday, June >, 10 MI
Manson T.. Rothenberger OF DoWagl-
or Michigan. The home wedding was
corsummated at the residence OF MI.
ana Mrs. r.. l. Williamson, ~ :.
Edith. which was pretty in its array
of white and pink-a color scheme
that was carried out in pink carna-
lions and sweet peas ana countless
,rl,ite bells. A p%rofusion of greenery
Afforded a d%elightful contrast 10 th'
nredominating colors. The bride was
rcvvned in a white lingerie dress ana
a bouquet of white roses. me
morriaee service was read by Rev. II.
4 Cooper. pastor OF the ~Presbyterlan
cburcb. and was witnessed ohly uF
relatives and intimate friends OF tns
lride and groom. \ luncheon follow
ed tho ceremony which was perform
cd al noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Rotheh-
berger left the same day for an e&
tour of eastern states ana WIN
in Dowagiac. after their nohes
trip. Both are well known III
Afbuaueraue, Mr.. R~Othenberser nav
inc been connected with the old Au-
Telephone company mere. anu
Misc Corbin has been tor ioul 49,
49, aHAHAH.HA ! .