Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16

/ MiNo AiNiuN AttNiftci IinnitiHf MTN.
Ralph Henderson. Mr. Fuhrmeycr,
Mr. sseyskol and Mr, Moody, violln-
lstsi t.nndclf and uumblner and oth-
or entertainora
/ The pupils OF Miss Olga seike will
laiye n recital aI the home OF Mrs
J. u Elder on Friday evening. March
f22 al 1880 o'clock. The following
progfbm viii be given:
March ...,..s Unison vlClin Quartet
Adelia Elder. GLADYS Harris, Ralph
Rogers, Carl Myers.
Polka, Violin Solo .... Carl Myers
Spring song, Violin Solo Ralph Roeera
Petite Gultafe" Mandolin Solo,.
e..t.........s...... Graco Gibson
"Masfas In tho Cold, Cold Ground
...4 Mandolin Club
l"In Take YoU Home Again. Kath-
leon," Violin solo +. Mario Pnulsen
Remember Ne" Mandoiln solo.
s.,t ....s........... Ralph Gibson
Evening S0nR, Violin Duet ........
/ ..4.. Adelln Elder. Ralph Rogers
Dixie Land. Violin SOLO Adella Elder
! llercense. Vloilu Solo Mira. Richardson
Last Rose Of Summer Glen Emmona
TRIO. Violin Duet, ....4......
Leaf By Leaf the Roses Fall.
........ Violin Solo, Marie PaulHen
Home Sweet Hcme," Mandolin CluD
| The mandolin club consisis.O OF Glen
Emmcns, Grace Gibson, first mandO-
Inns; Ralph Gibson. second mandolin;
Carrie Harris. guitar. Mrs, Obefholt-
/ ger, Mrs, Elder and Robert Elder will
accompany on The plano.
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The Girl Scouts an organisation
which has az its nhief purpose the
securing OF a good time every little
/ while. gathered at che home OF Miss
/ Anna Myers. sos West Fruit avenue,
Friday evening. The guests arrived
attired in Juvenile fashion. short
froclE. curls and sashes and other
oabyish accessories proved quite he
coming 20 many OF the young ladies'.
The evening was devoted 20 peanut
hunts and the making Of iingles and
rhymes. prizes being awarded 20 those
declared most proficient In the latter
art. The souvenirs were small sachet
bags, tied with green ribbon. The
boy friends OF the Scouts had ar
ranged 70 have a fiashiight picture
taken OF the interior Of the Myers
home while the fun and folly was at
It's height. but the scheme fell
through. much 60 the Joy Of the girls
and tho chagrin OF the boys. The
members OF tho scouts present were:
Misses Erma Nichols, Marie Christian,
Laura Cartwright, Sadie Morris.
Edith Clarke. Bessie Dent, Mary
Leeds, Laura Colgran. Alma swayne,
Margaret Cartwright. Honriette Weis-
er and Norine switzer.
From Los Angeles comes the inter-
esting announcement of the engage
ment OF Miss Margaret schuster. |
daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Max schus-
ter. OF this city, TO Mr. Charles stein |
land Of that city. Mics Schuster grad /
uated from the Central high school |
four years ago. and since that time
has been travelling extensively. She |
visited Ia Albuquerque several weeks !
last fan on her way 90 Los Angeles. |
She Is an exceedingly attractive young /
lady and counts her friends here by |
the score. all OF whom viii be much /
Interested IN her approaching mar
riage 90 Mr.. Steinland which will /
take place 10 the city OF Angels IN |
the near future.
Well arranged and original IN every l
detail was the cafetaria supper given
by the Kings Daughters OF the Press
byterian church IN the church parlors
last evening. There were seven or
eight booths decorated with sugses-
lions Of the Emerald Isle, each pre-
sided over By thiSe charming girls
who served the most appetizing
vlands 10 the guests vino passed from
one booth TO the other, partaking OF
anything they wished from hot bis
cuisa and roast 20 sherbet and cake.
Miss Edna MoChosney, who was
chairman Of the arrangements com-
mittee, is 70 be congratulated on the
successful manner In which the affair
was carried out.
A Queen Esther club has been or
ganlzcd by the married ladies' of the
Baptist church. Organization was eff
fected az the home Of Mrs. Lulu Fish
er, 633 South broadway. on Wednes-
day afternoon. The club consists OF
twenty-five members The object Is
sociahiilty and to render financial
assistance to the church. A meeting
win be held on the second Tuesday
of each month. The officers arei
Airs. J. r. Compton. PRESIDENT Mrs.
Frank Means. tieo president; Mrs.
William HayNeHd. secretary and
treasurer
The Tuesdgy Literary club met al
the home of Mrs. A. y. McMillen this
week. Mrs. a. T. Walker was class
leader - he program proved q
most Instructive one.
The paper on Current Events by
Mrs. Frost was most interesting. as
was also the one read by AIRS. crlsty /
on st. Petorsburg. Mrs. French read
paper on "rhc Comparison OF Mod
cfn European Government" which /
caused much comment ana discussion
b. the club.
Mr.. q. A. Pink, tho well known tenor, |
Il the latest addition 10 tho splendid 1
choir AZ 81 Fnhnta HnfennnaI church