Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02

The Literary club Of the Mission 500
ciety of the Highland Methodist
church met az the home OF Mrs. n. c. !
Howell on iieras avenue Tuesday af-
ternoon The meeting opened with
the singing of open the Door for the
Children" The subject or the after
noon war Chic Labor at Home ana
Ia south America" Two exceedingly
interesting papers were read. "The
Schools OF Brazil" by Mrs. Messor.
and Physical and Moral Danger of
Premature Work" by Mrs. scully A
discussion on How to Improve the
condition OF childhood" was lead by
Mrs. Howell several OF the ladies taxi
ing part. Brother Allison talked very
Interestingly OF the progreBa OF the
new church, and neat free will Of
forlng was realized. At the conclus-
ion OF the literary session dainty re-
freshments were served, and Miss
Howell sang '"rhe Rose In the Gar
den" 90 an appreciative audience.
Miss Inez kinney, executive sscre-
tary Of the west central territory for
the association, was the honor guest
Ut AM AWAWfUNNA NNAtNAANn MtAu hN tue
membership committee Of the Young
Womens' Christian association Thurs
day evening a large number of rep
resentatlve young ladies' OF the city
took advantage OF the general invita-
tion which had been extended 20 meet
Miss kinney The drawing room and
dining rooms Of the association home
were effectively ornamented with
huge punches OF carnations. Mrs. ].
G.. Baldrldge. chairman of the MEM
bership committee received with Mrs.
Worth, Mrs. Hewitt Miss SAKE and
Miss Kinney. Musical selections were
rendered from time TO time through
out the evening. Miss Olga Selke rem
dered two selections on the violin |
Mrs. Maizes' Sunday school class con
which made a pleasing impression. |
trlouted several songs. The feature OF |
the reception was very interesting
talk given BY Miss Kinney on 'sThe
Various Associations throughout the
Country Refreshments were serv-
ed following Miss Kinney's address, |
by Mrs b. n. Briggs. assisted by Miss |
slegiht. Miss Vaughn, Miss Gray. Mrs.
Gladding.
Tho members OF the Loyal Order !
Of Moose demonstrated their ability |
as entertainers IN a pleasing manner !
~ the Moose lodge rooms az n La |
dies Night" Thursday evening Cards |
proved one Of the most enjoyable "A. |
versions OF tho evening Mrs. Fred |
Fleischer held the winning hands and |
was awarded the FIRST prize. Mrs. |
Carter, wife OF the Moose organizer, |
was satisfied with the consolation. |
Dainty refreshments were served, |
after which those who desired 10 do |
80, danced 10 music furnished BY Mrs. |
Ieigler. The entertainment was n /
success IN every way and reflected |
much credit on the efficiency OF the /
committee, the chair !
man OF which was Mr.. r. ". ReInhart. |
Mrs HermOn p. williams enter /
talned her sunday school clnss Friday |
evening nj n Filipino supper. which |
proved an unique ana thoroughly en-
joyable affalr. The guests were obilg- |
cd to be real Fillplnos for the even |
ing, They were commanded 10 ait on |
the flour and 10 partake Of rice,
vi" At'AtN NJ NfAAAh AfAN fAA NAE VI ARhk I
from plate to palate. Mrs williams
Is planning another entertainment OF /
a similar kind for some time In April /
The April entertainment VIII be call /
ed, "Everyland" and each member OF !
the Sunday school class viii repre-
sent q different foreign country.
Tho Kings Daughters Of the Presoy- /
terrain church held a business meeting /
Friday night The evening was de-
voted to the planning Of a chatting /
dish supper to be given BY them al
tho church parlors March IS. The 1
anair will be most unique and orig /
inal and viii be served on cafetarla 1
plan Miss Edna McChesney ID chair |
man OF a committee 90 be appointed |
TO have charge Of this promising
event
The members of the Immaculate
Conception Court. Woman's Catholic
order OF Foresters were entertained
evening az the home Of AIRS.
$. W. White. Of Gil south Second
street Mrs J. s. Brennan Of Tay-
iorvllio. Ills, past high chief ranger
Of the forosters, was the honor guest.
Mrs Brennan delivered most pleas
ing address on the Good OF the or
dor" Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The searchors' club Of the Christ
ian church met al the home OF VIM
fired Doyle Saturday afternoon. Mira
Marsh and Mrs Williams gave inter-
osiing and helpful talks 20 she child
rem. The rest OF the afternoon was
devoted 10 games. The members
present were, Margaret strumQulst.
ida skinner. Dorothy Coats. Beatrice
Hn. Elizabeth Goats. Winlfred VIII
liams and Helen Lund.
Tho Tuesday Literary society mot
nj the home Of Mrs Lamb at three
o'ciOck Tuesday afternoon. AIRS. A.
". McMillon read very Interesting
paper on current Events" Another