Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-28


and Miss Pauline Cartwright,
An interesting bit OF news to Albu-
qucrque people came the other day
about AFR. Ira RothEerbcr Of Denver,
who with his charming wife has been
visiting the Alfred Grunslclds for the
past month. Since tho Rothgerbers
have been IN the city they have been
notified that Mr.. Rothgorber has
been elected county judge In Denver.
significant OF his standin. as "A lawyer
in the Colorado capital. Judge and
Mrs. Rothgerber left Sunday for New
York on business trip, so that a
number of forthcoming socinl affairs
In their honor had to be given up.
This evening the girls OF tho high
school viii give the last Leap Year
dance of the season In odd Fellows
Temple. Tho girls evidently expect
TO improve their last opportunity. as
lt will no another long four years be-
fore the Fext ttrnos
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The Bridge club mot with MrA'
Ada BIttncr Thursday afternoon. Boz
side the regular members tho hostess
invited Mrs. r. a. Cornish, Mira
Florence Johnson and Miss Nancy
Hewitt to share IN tho afternoon
pleasure. Next week tho club VIII
meet with Mrs. j. A. Reidy.
The Daughters OF tho American
Revolution are meeting at the home
0f Mrs. ]. W. Han shls afternoon. A
business session is being held and a
social hour will be enjoyed.
AR n courtesy to Mrs. G. G.. MINIS
tho Young WOman'A Christian assoc
citation gave reception at the home
on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. John
Mordy, Mira. j. II. Head and Miss
Stone welcomed the guests and lnter
IN tho afternoon Mrs. Il. l.. Bradford
sang a. number OF solos and Mrs.
Mordy gavo nm address 90 which Mrs.
MINIS responded.
Next Monday evening Miss Annette
Weinman will entertain her young
friends with a dancing party.
The Evening Auction bridge club
-
dancing and card party last evening
In the woman's club. Tho club rooms
never looked prettier. Red ana
green festoOnlng formed network
over the heads Of tho merry party
and tho chandeliers were Il mass OF
pretty red and green fringe with Inn
monso red bows. California pepper
berries formed an dimbankment ~ the
fireplace which was especially beau
tIful. Tho decorations were, however
not all that was gorgeous, for tho
party was IN full dress and number
Of beautiful gowns we're worn. AZ
midnight a two-course luncheon was
served 10 Mcssrs. and Mesdames Hugh
Collins, r.. A. Vnughey, Frank E'
Tull, o. n. Marion, IAa0c Barth, D.
VI. Briggs, y. II. earns, II. /" HhS''
II. A. Kelm. j. A. Reidy' a. Borders.
Cherries white. w. w. Strong. FTod
! canfeld, Frank stortz, John Mime
BERT Baker, Harry strong, Mira Eve
Ism Scott. Miss Watkins and Ernest
I.undoIn
The Woodmen's Circle met yoBter-
day afternoon and decided 20 ho'd
shcIr installation OF officers January
10Th.
A recital which should have beer
n real treat 70 a lnfGe crowd wes
/ listened 90 by 30 slnaIl an aullencs
Inst evening that the ladies decided g
repent The seIko eDntert N the neal
fntur when every ono y not quito -
busy. AZ
The Commercial club, M per az
nuni custom, held open house x
IfnembeFp ana frieENH on Chrietnl1l
and viii again extend ~ hogpitnlll,
"a me public on Nov Tears Dege
M and MsS. Prank n. Bacawlll
4 entertained the Progressive COuHkil
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