Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13

Church suppcp and Ilcction.
Annual mcoting OF tho CungrCFa-
tioualists Thursday evening was ono
OF the most enthusiastic In The history
OF the local church. A happy begin.
ming of the important business Hos-
sion was tho banquet served as the
subfcuucnt meeting Ia the auditor
ium there was e large representa-
tation ot the parish. Reports OF the
various auxiliary bodies proved
healthy steady growth in all hranchcs|
cot church activity. The election of
officers resulted ln tho following peo-
| pic being chosen for 1pouslhlo sore
vice in 1919. Trustees. "a. 3. fAth-|
gov, Herman Suvder. Fred MeiHEar,
@ red shcllhnrt. g.. r.. Boldt: dcaconH,
I PROT -. a. Richards, w %. Hopping,
a. g.. Hoyman. doacoucsscs Mrs. Nc
| Cmakey. Mrs. 4. g. Uolmqulst. Mrs.
A. ~ Terrell. clerk. a l.. uarriaun
treasurer. William UpHoldpn. sunday
school superintendent, a. s., tjthgow;
president Young Peoples society.
| Fred Motzgar; prceidcut lAdioE Aid
society, Mrs Fred Motzgar, prcsl-
cont Missionary society, Mrs. u.
| Hcald. music commiiic. Mrs Mabel
| Himoe. Miss Adele Uolmuuist. Miss
Helena Egypuadrs. Mrs y. o. Gould,
/ Mr. James CollistDr. auditor. Miss
Ndcln Holmqulst ushers. D. ~ Por-
/ tnrGcld. Eary Oltz e., g.. copeland AMI
tho young men of Mrs u.ald's Hiblc
class. orEauist stanley soder; solo
list Mrs. u. " Winchester.
q q s. q
Mrs. Eastcrdny iIostc.- to X. u.
Tho Kings Daughters OF the Pres
| bytcrian church were treated To- high
| ~ enjoyable frollc last evening at tho
home OF tho organizations fairy sod
mother. Mrs. j. = yesterday infor-
mality WAS tho order off the meeting
Business was taboocl after the pre-
! llmiunry Arrangements had been
made for a valentine party 90 bo given
under the direction OF the X. -. In
| the church 39rlorH The rooms were
! turned over Gao th. company. and an-
! other folly evening echoed under the
| great beams OF the picturesque par
iors. a nro DracHIod Goa the 3ronG
! crate. and circIing about ~ blaze one
contingent popped corn while another
| rendered musical selections. Notable
| among tho lattor contributions 10 the
evenings pleasure wore several an-
/ prano solos hy Miss Margaret Frank
lin. 4 detachable refrcshmcnt course
served Boy the hostess was feature Of
the fun. Those present we're: Misses
Anna Odinrd. Margaret Franklin,
Hulda WolkinE. Janet Hin. Pearl
Wolklng, Henrietta WolkinR. Qrnon
Mordy Josephine Mordy. Bcryl Ken
worthy. Pauline Postcl. Helen ward,
Margaret Arson, Zoe Mcliendrick.
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Miss Turner Addresses Girls club
An unusual treat. repletc with in
struction with che program enjoyed by
the twelve young ladies OF Every
hOdy's Lonesome club last evening
when Mrs, Jesse J. Runyan was host
ess.
The social meetings OF this club are
localized by the study OF various
themes for self-improyomont OF the
members The subject at present uu-
der discussion o. Forms OF leti-
quctte" ana last evening Table Eu-
aucttc" was the special topic. In re-
Spouse 10 an invitation from the club.
Miss Alice Turner, dining room ma
tron OF the Alvarado and recently OF
Washington, -. g., addressed the
4
Tho speaker has at hr' command
q fluoncy OF speech. with which 20
present the ideas cullcd by broad cx-
rorioncc In Washington and other
metropolitan cities. Ina pleasing man
nor she talked OF the correct form Of
hotel demcanor from the moment one
enters the dining room till "a is left,
and made clear the importance ~
knowledge that marks one as Well
bred. Al the conclusion Of the up
, nftng discourse. the hostess served
light refreshments and an hour OF
solid Intercourse was enjoyed.
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Mrs. Sclvcrt Enicrtains Aid socicty
Mrs. W. II. sciyert. goo South
, | broadway was "a home 20 the ladies
Of the Gold and Broadway Ala society
I | Thursday afternoon.
! one faction Of the society mnled
1 az two O'Clock to tie quilt and al
$3.50 the frames were rolled up and
r. the meeting resolved into an annual
q business session.
The large Attendance, now names
on the roster. and the reports OF OH
! GERS all showed the society 10 be pros.
81 pcrlng with a brighter prospect foi
Il the now year. A committee Was APP
n pointed TO draw up "a constitutions
a. amendment providing for active relic
70 work among the needy, ana mes
q egg for this relief fund was grateful
r ~ acknowledged ass a glft from 20
II cal philanthropirt. officers electo,
r. f0t 1919 we're an new with the oxcop
Il ton OF the recollection OF the treas
% urcr, Mrs. }. Il. Wear Tho new
n corps ls President. Mrs. Hartley; vice
al president, Mrs. b. G.. Butlcr: score
"a tary. Mrs. W. n, MIzo; treasurer, Mrs
a j. "A. Wear.