Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-03
Reception for Governors wife and
Daughter.


Reception for Governors wife and
Daughter.
That the heart OF New Mexico so
ciety is In Santa Fe and Is throbbing
happily is shown by the reports OF so
cial affairs OF the capital that even IN
perusal warm the veins OF distant
cliques.
Mrs, Easley wife Of General Char
les Easley. presided az a most pleas
urable reception Tuesday afternoon
when Mrs. Mcdonald and Miss
Frances Mcdonald were the honor
guests. Tire flower OF Santa Fe and
state society was present to extend
greetings TO the hrst ladies' OF the
state and enjoy the cordial hospitality
OF the Easley home, A custom In san
"a Re a. for the receptions and after
noon teas TO be frightened during the
last hour or SO by visits from gentle
men callers And on this occasion a
coterie OF state dlgnitaries on the
way from the capital stopped IN to
meet the ladies and be refreshed with
a delicious collation. served from a
flower decked table at which Mrs.
Spitz and Mrs Iaughlin poured.
Mcdonald. MIR Alvin white, Of Silver
CITY. Judge e. {. Abbott, Of Santa Re.
state Treasurer q. y Marion, Of Albu-
querane' and Judge y IoHs H. M'''e
prince Of Finance Entertalns at Din
ner.
Another function complimentary TO
Governor Mcdonald Mrs. Mcdonald
and Miss Frances Mcdonald was an
deliberately appointed dinner az the
Palace hotel In Santa Fe last Satur'
day evening Mr. Bird g Coier the
famous iinancier Of New York, WhOh
Il is said holds leading string on
Wall street giants, was on THIS happy
occasion the host and proved hlmsell
q social as well as financial prince
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Mrs. Keen EntcTtnins at bridge.
The most notable affair OF the week
ia drawing room circles was tho In
formal bridge function "Wednesday
evening when Mr. and Mrs. a. \
Keen entertained a coterio Of friends
al cards Six tables We're circlec
VITA players and an all too transient
evening was one of unalloyed pleas
ure. Those Indebted 90 Mar. and Mrs
Keen for the delightful experiences
are: Mrs. w. n. Childers Mr. ant
Mrs. q. l.. Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. II. W
l.. BRYAN, Mr. and Mrs q. $. klock
Er. and Mrs n. J. Alger, Mr.. aud Mrs
WI Johnson. Mr. and Mrs q. A. Mat
son. Mr.. aud Mrs. Koch, Mr and Mrs
A n. McGafcy, Mr. and Mrs Amad'
Chaves. Judge Ire a. Abbott Mrs
Margaret Medler. Mrs Josephln'
Browne.
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Nc,y Talent az woman Club.
Though supposedly a business ant
social meeting the session OF tho No
mans club yesterday afternoon wa
one of the notable entertainments @
the club calendar business wa
nuickly finished and attention deNote
a. an excellent program that had pee
arranged by Mosdamos ON. Garde
and John w. Wilson, The entire pro
gram consisted OF ronditlons by res
idcnt artists Who have hitherto M
,..ur lights under bushels. but tina
each performer viii honcoforth be ]
great demand Is assured. The read
inga In negro dialect by Mrs. Kin
we're "A iov 10 hear. and the cultur
manifested by Mrs King In voice
grace and facial expression dehghte
her audience The readings wer
Lowry's "a Project In SON an
"Highor culture" Arthur Beck'
played with skill violin numbel
"star OF Hope by Kennedy ana 70
sponded 20 am encore with walls Idol
..rs Wilson was the piano accom-
paniste Miss Lucille stewart san
sweetly. Cowan's snowflake an
"An Open secret hy Woodman, h'
Ing accompanied by Miss Helen ~
dcrson.
Wonderful strength and hnoness