Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-03

by the Haruean entertainers reached
Belcn sunday morning and we're at
once rendered the keys OF the town
along with cordial welcome from
Bolcn.
The Commercial club han waa
crowded In the evening when the pro-
gram rendltlons that had been ar
ranged and directed by Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Friedburg ELECTED enthusiastic
plaudlts OF appreciation.
And talk about laughter--the Balen
people are laughing yet. The Ger.
man farce ''noim Quacksalher'' with
east consisting OF Joseph fried
burg. Fred Klein, Charles Nonemaa,
Fred Broeey. Theodore Hradetl was
we'll rendered and was n laugh pro-
Queer from beginning 70 end. MIR.
and Mrs, Friedhurg scored the nit OF
the evening In the breezy sklt "rhe
Bowory Girl and the Dutcnman"
A song duo BY Mr.. and Mrs. Fried
burg also cnptivated the audience.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Brodell In
a German sketch were we'll received
and Miss Gertrude Brodeii ~ song
numbers and graceful stage presence
won an enviable place in the regard Of
the audience.
Mrs. Albert s0eli Gnd Miss Edith
l'oabs added greatly To the success of
the program by aklllful plano music.
The close OF the New Years Eye eel.
ebration was participated IN by ull
and dancing was enjoyed tlll the wee
sma' hours. For this tho Rlehl or
ckestra provided the music. Early
Monday morning the excursionists re-
turned 10 this city weary and gratl-
fed with the success OF the trip.
B b 3 3
WOmans' Club Meeting.
Two social gatherings In one week
is the record OF the womans' clue Cor
"a good beginning the first week Ia
the new year" The general reception
on Monday ana the club meeting--al.
So Of social nature---next Friday
makes up a full week for the ladies'
Of cMbdom. After brief business
session the meeting will be in the
hands Of the hostess Of the day, Mes
DANES A. b. Betz. Nell Cavanaugh
and Walter Connell. A miscellan-
eous program and a social hour are
to be the chief attractions of che day.
8 3 b q
New Years Address at the v. w. G. A.
Every seat In the parlors Of tho
Young Womans' Christian association
was occupied Monday afternoon when
Mrs. j. J. Runyan, director Of the
Womans' Bible class, began her talk
on '"The Spirit Fllied life" The
theme was handled IN the inspiring
manner in which only Mrs RunyaH
can talk and her auditors found II quite
natural 20 make new years resolu-
tlons "a strive for the ideal elequently
depleted by the speaker. From the
Y. w, G. A. the class. In which was
numbered several new members went
In a body TO the reception at the
Womans' club.
3 q 60
&. w. y. NJ. % Nest.
Mrs j. A. Wear will De- hostess 10
the Christian Womans' Board OF Mis-
sions tomorrow afternoon az gao
o'clock. The topic for discussion will
be Thoughts for the New Year"
8 q q q
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Mr. and Mrs j. c. Muir OF DAN
Vile, H.. spent two days the past
week In the city.
Mrs Ada Morley recently from
Palo Alto. Cal, and Gallup. n. NJ. 10
in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. Roy Stevenson and little ones,
who have spent the holidays with Mrs.
4. !. Butts, will leave this week for
their home In Mountalnair, ~ NJ.
Miss Grace Caldwell has returned
to her duties as teacher In the Flag
stan Normal college after ylsl, With
her mother. Mrs. NJ. p Caldwell OF
this city.
Miss Blanche Porterfield, the plan