Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-02

treasurer. and Miss Edith Joyce, Sec
rotary. a delightful program fol-
I lowed the business session In which
the subjoined names are those Of the
participants: Misses Mary Ramsey,
Helen Ward, Margaret Franklin,
Margaret Arson and Bcryl Ken
worthy.
Mrs yesterday Is official chaperon
or sponsor OF the new Organization
and chief adviser Us well, She served
the girls u dainty supper during the
pleasant evening spent at her home.
The next meeting VIII be held at Mise
Mordy's two weeks from the last, and
I at that time a name will be decided
| upon for the society.
Tho white banner people as IN pre-
| yious years win have an ice water
booth at the fair grounds which viii
be cozily fitted up as a rest room
( whence all that come may enjoy lts
comfort and Natures beverage. This
! has been the habit Of the local W. G..
I. Z. Tor Years and is very successful
and much appreciated by the tagged
( fair wanderers. It's early to suggest
the stage of WEAKNESS butit's an ex-
| peuted part of the proceedings n az
sure to come as the fair Is 10 10. The
Temperance Union will also have q
float and their plans for this fair are
on quite an elaborate scale and RE
TO suggest how urgently the ladies OF
that organization want the temper
ance clause inserted in the consiltu-
ton.
The float and booth were planned
at the meeting last Tuesday after
noon held al the home Of Mrs. Pitt
Ross on West Central avenue Fol
loving the business session, readings
and interesting talks on Frances VIII
lard passed the social hour which was
concluded with refreshments.
Four new members came into tho
organization ut hat date.
Another pleasant affair in church
circles occurred Thursday evening az
the Methodist Episcopal church at
a reception in honor of the new pas
tor. Rev. 6. O. Beckman, and wife. 1t
was double in nature as ii was also
o farewell to DR.. samuel Blair n
wife who viii leave In the near tu-
ture for Manhattan, kansas, where
Or. Blair has accepted the pastorate
Of the Methodist church.
Mr.. Sterling was master Of ceres
monies and tn wen chosen words ex-
pressed the pleasure OF the congrc-
EIllOIl III AtAt AOAAiiilG VI WIZ OiA' NAiN
their regret at the departure Of the
other. Iinpromptu talks suitable TO
the occasion were given By MI. John
Wilson. Rev. Columbus A. Clark OF
the South Methodist church, DR.. John
X. Gass of The Presbyterian church,
Mr.. D. a. Porterlieia. Roy. Hugh A.
C0oacr, plator VI .AN Presbyterian
church, anu Chester r. French. Mr..
Beeknlan and wife and DR. Blair and
wife gave apprecistive responses.
The excellent musical program was
contributed by Miss Bixler, Miss
Charlotte pratt, Mr. Soder, Mr.. Mcrr |
rift and Mrs. 4. ID. Baker : The eNe-
ming was concluded With delicious re-
f~reshments.
Don't go home for dinner and sup |
per Thursday OF fair week You can
get home cooked meals with all tho
III the store room formerly
occupied by RosenVald Bros. They !
will be served under the direction OF
= committee of Catholic ladies APP
pointed by Father Mandaiari, who IN ,
site the patronage Of the public.
There will be space and good things
eat for all that cone and good and
service near enough to the
festivities which will he at their
lelgnt by That time o. the Week.
The charges viii be noninal-35
Tor dinner ana 35 cents for SUBJ
Der. The ladies in charge are Mesr
II. A.. Murphy. Ernest Liz, $. w.
Thomas Lawler. James Tier
iey., Joseph Richards, Coleman and
-ehrlnan.
The get-togethbr social of the High
und Methodist church Of Wednesday
was all the naine implies in
'ordiality and good win which ran
pace with the enthusiasm Of the
arge crowd which attended. The
program was exceptionally
ne were the dgintigs served nj
Is conclusion Responses 10 the fol.
owing toasts were much enjoyed:
"trhe Place of the Sunday School
II the Church. Mrs. Goehring.
The Young People az The Church
nd Their Opportunity Through the
fpworth League" J. r. steel Il
Church Music. what and Why"
irs. Howell. i(
"The Womsn's Home Mission So