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

Miss Paula Kenpeler vial be mar
riea this afternoon TO Edwin +. Glad
ding. The wedding will occur at the
KeDpcler home IN South Edith ami
WIN be solcmni7ed NV the Rev. Coz
lunbus A. Clark. pastor OF the High
land Methodist cii"s.L1. The young
couple will leave in the evening for
Fan River. Mass, and will return af-
ter their wedding tour to reside here.
Miss keppeler is well known in tho
city and Mr.. iGladding is a brother of
City Engineer Gladding.
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Announcements have been received
by friends in his city of the marriage
Of Mr.. James Josiah Runyan 10
Miss Harriet Maria Barker on Satur-
day, May 2S. ut Warren, Ohio. Mr.
Runyan win arrive here in a short
time to accept the passionate of the
First Baptist church of this city. Miss
I Barker has been for some years past
principal of Shepardson College for
Women at Granville, Ohio, and is
prominent in educational work in that
state.
A successful and thoroughly enjoy
: able ice cream social was given on
Thursday evening by the ladies of the
Immaculate Conception church, in st.
Mary's hall. Mrs. James Goff was in
charge n was assisted by Mrs. $. w.
White and Mrs. Boatright. The mu-
steal program was exceptionally good.
and participated in by following tai
ent: Misses Lillian Hcsselden, Jen-
ME Tierney. Walsh, Cecilia and Fran
ces Murphy.
Robert Oden Smith. famous inn
%personator and lecturer. will he heard
at the Highltnd NJ. T.. church on next
Thursday evening, June 1G. Mr.. Smith
is counted a prince of entertainers,
and a large crowd will doubtless turn
out TO eniov the rare humor for which
he is especially noted.
The Home Mission society has the
entertainment in charge. and the pro-
ceeds derived are to be used IN the
building Of the new church, which is
being erected. corner of Central and
Arno.
The Stark SeXtette. a splendid ag-
gregation of musical talent, gave n
delightful concert i'm Elks' opera house
last Monday evening. The program
was a Wen selected one of pleasing va
ration, and the rendering did full
justice to the different numbers.
Local artists assisted in the even
ine's entertainment and added mate
rally to the success of the whole.
MI. Stark. whose musical tempera-
ment is as plentifully evident as his
wonderful talent, paid Mrs. Frank a
fine compliment. When he learned
that some one was 10 sing, his disgust
was but.poorly concealed and he made
no effort toward q rehearsal for her.
She had scarcely finished the first
verse, however. on that evening when
his hearty bravo" could De distinctly
heard throughout the house and after
the concert congratulated Mrs. Frank
and remarked that she would have a
career did she ever use her beautiful
voice professionally. Her voice was
heard ut its best, that night, and She
was forced to respond several times
to encores. The concert was given
under the auspices Of the Santa Fe
reading rooms and proved one of their
great successes of the season.
Monday evening, Miss Daisy Benny
of Marquette, Michigan, was united
in marriage to Henry +. Zeizer of this
city. The wedding was solemnized at
the pastoral residence of the Immac-
ulate Conception church, Father A.
M. Mandalari officiating. The young
couple Will reside in Albuquerque.
Mrs. Max Schuster and daughter
Miss left Monday evening
for Atlantic City. They will summer
at the famous resort, where Mrs.
Snellenberger, formerly Miss lrma
Schuster. has a beautiful summer
home, and will spend the winter IN
the Quaker City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Putney ana
two sons, Robert and Lyman, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. stephen An
dros, their little girl and her nurse,
today for their samp near Wind
sor's place on the Pecos to spend the
summer months.
The Woman's Christian Board OF
Missions met with Mrs. Wrinkle, at her
home, 1920 West Central, Tuesday al
ternoon After the usual business ses-
a social hour included refresh
ments.
Mrs. j. w. Han and children left
saturday for a visit in eastern states
T. be gone several months.
Mrs. Thomas McMillin and daueh-
ters, Misses Mae and Alice, have gone
to California for the summer months
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Miss Halle Hinto, who has been
the guest of her aun:, Mrs. Roy Lyons
lief, Yesterday for her holne IN boze-
man, Montana.
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Ernest ~Fuhrmeyer. leading Nioilnlst
of the city, well known as a memper
of the Fuhrmeyer Cavanaugh orches-
ira. leaves tomorrow for his home IN
where he will spend the
summer months.
MIR. August Gerland and sister, Miss
elsie 316 South Walter. are enter
timing their mother. Mrs. A.. II. GER
land.
Judge and Mrs. T.. A. Mann have
as guests Mrs. II. NJ. Jackson ana
children of A~lamogordo. y. NJ.
Miss Ethel and Pearl Wylder. or
Jacksonville. III. are visiting their
brother. DR.. y. *. Wylder. of West
Central avenue.
The ladies Of the German Lutheran
church will hold a coffee social az
the home Of Mrs. Archibald McLay'
$40 West Marble, IN Wednesday al
ternoon and evening. I
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Mrs. Frank Mckee and children left
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