Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-24

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Mrs. Don siorHne. Miss Holloway
sang beautifully aka with touching
effect "His Lnllaby' ny Charles j.
bond Rep. q. q. DecSman gave a.
very helpful talk which was listened
10 auenuvel,. Mrs. white was chosen
chairman OF the Eastor nagaar to be
siven on the fourth of APRIL Her
assistants viii be Mesdames Atwell,
Overton. Jones, Wa.ker and Moon.
After tho routine business had been
finished. social hour was enjoyed,
and dainty rcfroshmonts we're served
by the hostess.
Mrs. u. Mcqueen Gray entertained
select party Of friends at an clab-
orately appointed dinner at the Al
varado Friday night IN honor OF Rev.
Cophas G. Batcman, chaplain OF tho
Army hospital az Fort Bayard, n M.
Her guests were Mr. anu Mrs. John
W. Elder, Mr. and Mrs. @. L. Brooks,
MIR. ana Mrs. Louis Ilfeld, Mr. and
Mrs W. &. floneweil, Miss Helen
Tgyptlades, Miss Erna Ferguson,
Miss Charlotte Pratt MIR. Chas. An
drews. Mr.. r. y. JRmison and Mr..
Chas. Lembkc
No news has ever been 80 onshus-
iastlcally received "up on the hill"
~ vixen word came today that the
Girls Glee club Of tho University %
Now Mexico was 70 start on IT, long
expected tour from Albuquerque 90
San Francisco on Monday, March 4,
to entertain the emfioycs Of the santa
Fe railway az very nearly every stop
OF importance. The girls have work
ed hard and practiced diligently, ana
that they will DO we'll received at
every stop they make goes without
saying. Not only viii II be a boost
for the University Of New Mexico, but
also for Albuquerque, as the town
can Justly boast OF being the home
OF the many pretty girls who Will
make the trip. Much credit Is due
Miss Helen Egyptiades, whose untir-
Ing efforts have proved SO successful.
She viii accompany them as musical
director. Mrs. George L. Brooks Of
this city win act as chaperone.
Unique indeed and somewhat diff
forent" was the tramp taken by thirty
students 81 the high school and uni
verslty Thursday afternoon. II was
leap year a. well az Washington
AFFAIR. and naturally was conceived by
the girls who invited their best
friends to take a tramp ana partake
OF sumptuous lunch. The destina-
ton was out on the picturesque mesa.
with lots OF fresh air and sunshine
and exceedingly good appetites the
boys enjoyed themselves immensely,
and promised 10 recipgocate when the
year 1919 rolled around.
One Of the most delightful social
events OF the churches occurred ON
Wednesday afternoon az the home OF
Mrs. Frank Means when she was
hostess 10 a large number OF the Ia
dies OF the First Baptist church The
pretty home was beautifully decorated
for tho occasion. a short business
session was held TO effect the organ
lzatlon of o young woman's society,
at which much enthusiasm in the In
terest of the church was shown by
each one present ana some 20 OF the
number gave their names for meme
bership in the society Different games
OF amusement were, enjoyed until a
late hour when a delicious luncheon
was served,
The Baptist church p6rlors were
crowded last evening with people wh0
attended most enjoyable Washing
ton 8Ocial. The rooms were gaylY or.
namented In patriotic colOrs~-the red.
"a AL N.H N.nHIa all
draped throughout the place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Friedberg entertained the
audience with a couple OF clever
stunts, and Mrs. Linus l.. Shields In
Increasingly reciied barbara H'ritcAie. "
Sixty persons enjoyed the party. Re-
4 ireshments proved one 81 The NEST
acceptable features 81 the entertain
ment program.
Prominent among the society az
fairs OF the week outside OF Alba-
quorque may be mentioned the dance
given by the Commercial club in
/ Belen. which proved the most enjoy
able OF tho winter. The gentlemen
nf the club are now planning a barn
dance for March "a Another pociety
event OF importance was the dinner
given Ia Santa Re Wednesday even
ing By Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Laughlin
in honor of william Jennings Bryan
only gentlemen attended the dinner
Mr., Bryan proved a most entertain
ing guest OF honor, having n fund 0l
anecdotes and witty sayings az his
command for the pleasure Of his fei'
low diners
The missionary societies of AL th'
churches viii hold their sems-annua
union meeting in the Congregations
church next Thursday afternoon be-
ginning at 2:30 o'clock. There vii
be special music. Addresses win b'
given By representatives Of the yari
R1c1t4
OHLOtB10TS ,
Health is the foundation Of all sOol
Iooka. The wise woman realizes tht