Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-26
Church Affairs.

Tho tea given at the home ct Mrs
\. +. Morrssettc Thursday Afternoon
by the ladies of the 81. Johns Guild
was n success Ia every way. The Nor.
risscttC home was beautiful with the
Seasonablc yellow and white chrysan-
themums ana pretty ferns. During
the afternoon "A large number of la
dies attended, and as IA cup OF tea
always brings forth pleasant CONVEX
satiOn the ladies' had "A very enjoyable
afternoon. The ladies la charge were
Mcsdames william Mcclellan. George
KlDck. 3. V1nn, Rummcll, jerks and
Newhall. Those assisting were Misses
Sue DObBOn. Jean HubbB. lIuniGe Nc
Glollan aud Gertrude Walker.
Another successful tea was given
Thursday afternoon at tho homo of
Mrs. John Strumuuist on East Grand
avenue by the ladies of the Gold aud
broadway church. 4 color scheme OF
yellow was carried out In tho dining
room. with pumpkins whose sides
were carved into curious and inquisl-
tive looking faces. Mrs. Rex and
Mrs. GALES presided IN this room.
The Chamber of Horrors was an
tcntion. This was rightly named AS
II contained real skeletons. snakes
and reptiles made visible To tho la
dies by lighted jack O'-lautcrns.
Miss Sclko represented IA witch aud
WAS very entertaining With her for
tune telling.
Beside tho hostess, Mrs. Keith aud
Mrs. Wilcs helped the guests To enjoy
thu pleasant afternoon. Musical ne
lcCtiOns were given during tho after
noon Hs follows;
Piano solos. ca Martin. 90 The
Helen Gnrizn
Vocal solo. (D Sing Me to Sleep.
OBJ The Beautiful lsady-MiBs Nurlne
Switzcr.
Plano solu. Medley of Spanish Airs
Mrs. Keith.
Piano solo. Poet aud poasant--M MISC
GALES.
The WomHn's society uf the CON
gregatiunal church held work meet
Ing at tho home of Mrs. Dunn, 500
south Edith street, Thursday after.
noon.
Thursday afternoon tho ladies' of
tho Baptist church met ana planned
u home cooking sale Ia bs givon next
Saturday afternoon. The place for
the safe has not been selected but tho
ladies will try To- have II down town,
The Rectors' Ali of ST. Johns
church has post punrd tho reception
which they planned to give on tho
flN Ia la. 4
5th Of November.
The First Methodist church was
prottily decorated with seaAunnble
flowers aud autumn vines Thursday
evening. the occasion being The an-
nual reception Of tho church Ia have
everyone get acquainted" A large
number were present 80 everyone
formed many new Hcquaintances
which will undoubtedly develop int0
friendship. Refresh ments wore served.
The different committees were;
General arrangements; a. l., Mar
tin. chairman: Mrs. John w. Wilson.
DR.. G. A. Eller. sydney HOushtOn. r..
II. Miller. Il. !. Johnson. Mrs. E.
Livingston.
Reception: Mrs. j. Is. Fish. Mrs.
]. Wilson. Mrs. u. 4. Porterfield and
Mrs. c. T. French.
Entertainment: Dr.. G. A. Eller.
Mrs. y. Livingston.
Refreshments: Mrs. John White,
assisted by the Ladies' Aid society.
The following program was given:
Plano solo--Mlss Pearl TOmpklnB.
Tenor soio-Mr. Gould.
Piano and violin selectiOn--TiiehI
brothers.
Bas tone solo-Robert Sewall.
Reading. "a Box OF Monkey
Mrs. Wolf and Mrs. strumduiSt.
Baritone sOlO--Mr. Andrews.
Last evening the DarlOrS OF the
Presbyterian church wSTo crowded
with people setting acquainted" AZ
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