Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-01
YEARS DAY
GETS PROPER
WELCOME
CELEBRATE
THE ADVENT Of 1910
Brilliant Commercial Club Ball
Sees the Old Year Out Many
Receptions and Other Affairs
Today,


The advent 81 the year Of our
Lord Nineteen Hundred and Ten was
properly welcomed in Albuauerouc
his morning when the hands Of the
clock reached n passed the weird
and mystic hour Of midnight Of the
diving year. The usual ringing OF
bells and shricking OF whistles with
the scattered cracking Of flrearm and
other methods Of producing a racket
insured that everyone knew when the
new year really arrived. Many watch
parties ana dances we're held, chief
among them being the most brilliant
ana successful New Years eva hall
ever held by the Commercial club.
The ~ WAS beautifully and approp
roat,ly decorated for the occasion,
ana sumptuous refreshments were
served there was "a gay ana glitter
ms thrpng Of society representatives.
81 uhably the largest gathering OF
mertyinakers the club has ever seen
on New Years. The musical feat
uros were especially attractive, the
dance music being furnished bv the
'' nc - t'HAlA Aiilt the SOU !
lists We're 0p.ong the best in the city. |
Mr.. Edward Cameron's singing is
worthy OF special mention as he is
one Of the most valuable additions to
iocnl musical circles for years, pos
a magnificent high tenor
voice of great range and power ana
compelling q|ualitY.
Through the good work Of Seeretar,
A. =. Kelly ana his assistants the
program last night was probably the
very hest ever given at the club
There were two whistling solos by
Leonard Miller which were much
Mr.. Cameron was most cordially
'cceivcd ana responded to several en-
ores. singing among other things.
Flower Song, from Carmen,
selection from the opera Martha"
nd "If All the Stars Were Mines'
Mr. Bruno Dieckmann played n
iolin solo. Hungarian Rhapsody"
ma several other numbers, while
Lctarte WAS "A very acceptable
coompHnist.
The following were among those
resent at the ban
Mcssrs. Frank Mckee, Chas. : :
White. f.. T., Murphy. G. Slmms. b \
Iieid, =. Weinman. VI. l.. STERN. II.
; Weller. MI, Miller. Mr.. Voigt
A. Iiubbcll, 49,. O. Jaffa. \. Bord-
s H.. Eosenwald. August ]. i,
.alte, CLARK NJ Carr, John n. Ellis. Y
%liaggard, Ernest Meyers
.ugene Conroy, Ernest Il. Landolfi
SchWeizer. n. b. Waha. Earl Ram
~, George Rankin, 4. Danahy. i.
Cameron, Forest Cartwright, lsaac
arth. H. A. Mann, Leon Hertzog, WIN
Kelly, ~. Wilson, VIII j. White.
Dieckmann, A. E. Walker. a.
McGrodcn. Alfred Grunsfeid. Ivan
runsfeid, NJ Maudell. NJ. q. Chad
A. q McGaffey Noa llfield. 70
l.. Hrouks, r. a. Kent, F. Il. Sulli- VI
"a, A. y Jamison, Thomas j Nay ci
n, r.. S Escklcs. y. *. b. Sellers. IA
y Alger, T.. +. Cockburn. Albert NJ
thcr. Joseph r. Miller. a. c. Nc ia
Mesdamcs Il spitz. q. /. brooks, ar
j. Smithers, e. y. White. M. T.. 7
earn, d. Weinman. T. Danahy. q. an
I'D N Mandcll. NJ. O. C~hadbourne. sa
Borders, III, b. WELLER. ". II. Kent NJ
2 Ross, p. A. Mann, p. Wilson all
,rry Rankin August J Battle. A. g. az
eGaffey. Ivan Grunsfeld. Frank wa
lNee. Clark NJ Carr. Hildcgarde WI
nnsfeld, Isaac Barth. F.. r.. sullivan. IN
ia Held. a. e. Walker. q. 4. Frost do
abel Stevens-H imoe. Misses Lii of
n Hesseldeu. Eugenia K%clehor TAI
lrRarct kcicher. kathrya Strickier st,
gina Rosenwald. Mildred Fox. Adele
Hazel Cox. Constance Sellers, ma
adys MandolL Helen Teller. Miss IN
inSin. Miss Nushaum, Miss Borders. pi'
SIS Thomas. Miss Mordy, Miss Schus on
= Miss Bacon. Miss Pratt. Miss ul
pluUhor. oi