Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-11


| MIR and Mrs. MoIeSsen Gray will
/ give a reception "wednesday evening
| az their home 7I0 East Central 10
! the faculty and board ofNregents OF
the University of New Mexico.
Mrs w. S. Burke. who is reading
| with her daughter, Mrs !. ~. Wfpth'
has returned from a short stay IN
Santa Fe, f
Mrs. B.. S. Rodey will leave Tues
day for a weeks visit In santa Fe as
the guest Of the first lady in the
territory-Mrs, Mills.
Mrs. Isaac Barth and daughter,
Hon. have returned from u visit to. the
California beach resorts.
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In Church and Club Circles.
The opening meeting OF the Ladies
Aid society Thursday afternoon re-
sembled somewhat a brilliant recep-
ton. The church parlors were pfet-
tily decorated in an abundance OF
goldenrod ana spnflowers and one,
hundred ladies were there. Enthu-
siasm for the coming years work
dominated the gathering. Each nom
pOi VI rs ~ w RNNf AoiA-At~e
to bring q new addition to the ranks
of church workers and By this method
of procedure the membership was
successfully almost doubled.
Mrs. Walter q. Hope, Mrs. Forbes,
Mrs. Arson and Mrs. Hugh Collins
formed q receiving line TO welcome
the many new members, a splendid
musical program was participated in
BY well-known talent. Miss Lola
Neher and Miss Charlotte Pratt sang,
also Mrs. Collins; Miss Margaret An
% had a piano solo and Miss Helen
Ward a reading.
At the business meeting, which
was q part of the afternoons pro-
gram plans for the work were out.
lined and it was decided to make
each meeting nave social features. as
1T was advanced by several that
by the introduction Of social life the
interest and attention would be con-
centratcd in the really splendid field
of work.
The following were elected officers:
Mrs. Hugh Collins, president; Mrs. IT.
Z, Stortz, secretary, Mrs, Easterhay,
treasurer. and Mrs, W X. Forbes. IL
nancial secretary.
The Womans' club has started on
the eighth year OF their existence and
well-doing. The re-assembly day was
a week ago Friday and the first pro
gram day OF tho season last Friday.
Women's clubs. their intentions and
results, was the topic of the day and In
discussion brought forth by Mrs.
Albright's interesting paper which
dealt with things 20 be accomplished
by Women's clubs, many suggestions
and Mrs. Murdy dealt with the results
club work wero introduced. Edward
Bok's satire on feminine clubs was de-
servedly handled in the spirited dis
cussion. Mrs. Stevens discussed the
Woman's club as q seff+culture club,
and Frs. Mordy dealt with the results
of artificial study in the clubs.
The musical part Of the program
was especially good, las Miss Lola
whose voice is well known and
appreciated in musical circles, sang,
and Miss Lillian Hesselden, the bri-i
liant pianist, furnished the i%nstru-
music.
Mrs. Connors is acting as president
In the absence of Mrs. earns and Mrs
Isaac Barth was leader at the last
meeting.
The Music Glass of the Woman's
Club will hold the initial session OF
the season Tuesday afternoon in the
club rooms at 4:15.
French music IL to be studied and
Mrs. Mabel Stevens Himoe, chairman
Of the department of music, will talk
on early French music which will be
Illustrated by Mrs. Winchester" Mrs.
Frank Myers and Miss Hesselden,
The first illustration of the early
music will be an air from AL
ceste by Lully. sang by Mrs. WIN
the second La Pouie byFiam-
played by Miss Hesselden. AIRS.
Winchester will sing an air from
Tampa by Haley and Mrs. Myers and
Miss Hesselden will play The Callph
Bagdad by Boldieau, The last
humber will be an afr from the opera.
rhe Jevess, by Haley, sung by Mrs
Winchester. Mrs. Himoe expects to
a large class in music study this
1ear II is a talented supervisor or
he work.
Another affair in Presbyterian cir
les was for the Christian EndeaVor
who were entertained at the
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pitt Ross on
Vest Central avenue last Monday
evening". Several new members were
welcome in the ranks or the
1ndeavorers with some fifty mem
,ers present TO make felt the good
will and cheer Of the Christian or
ANIMATION. Games and music vhiled
way u pleasant evening until the
of refreshment, which was no
mall part Of the delightful whole.
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The Epworth League OF the High
md Methodist church held a social
nd business meeting at tIe. home OF
he Misses Howell on Kent avenue
evening ] g. Bell was
vice-president. az that office
sd been recently vacated. Mrs &.
:. Minis. Miss Adele Howell Mr.. A.
}. Hopkins and Mr.. a. i. Hunt were
ppointed headers for the month. Fol
,wing the session devoted TO the d,
outline OF business a social hour and 4
efreshments were enjoyed.
a card party was given Thursday f.,
in St. Mary's hall for the !
of the Immaculate conception q,
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