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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
Coming Events


THE week after the Christmas rush
is over promises 30 be gay and
crowded with many social events for
Santa Feans.
Cards have just been received for a
large house warming. to be given By
Secretary and Mrs. Lucero at their
attractive new home on De Vargas
street, on the evening OF December
20.
December 80 Is the date for Miss
Claude Albright's concert at the Scot
tish Rite cathedral, and will no
doubt be one of the holiday treats en-
joyed by Santa Fe society.
New Years eve marks the date for
the big ball TO be given at the De Var
gas hotel, which will run over into
1914.
New Years eve is also set aside for
a dinner to be given by Governor and
Mrs. Mcdonald for Miss Helen Laugh
lin and her wedding party
Invitations are out for the evening
of January l., for the wedding of Miss
Helen Laughlin and Mr.. Emory Mil
Ter Marshall, at the church OF the
Holy Faith, and a wedding reception
Immediately following the wedding
ceremony, at the home Of the brides
parents.
January Is reserved for the Uni
versity Of New Mexico concert, under
the direction Of Miss Mary McFie
January s. the Santa Fe Woman's
club will hold their annual reception
in the Palace Of the Governors.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
The Thirty Club


THE dance Of the Thirty club. given
az odd Fellows hall. Friday
night was one OF the most enjoyable
ones that have been given bv that
epriehtly organization. A. umal the
Booster orchestra furnished the music
for the occasion. and It was one OF
tine very smali hours 0f the morning
thnt saw the close 0f the gaietles
Those present were Misses lluhhg
Leeds sherman. selleck Keleher
Asaoln. Naughey. McFie. Herkenhoff
Borradalie. Watkins Lovelace. Maloy,
Thomas, Stafford. Corson, Grmmer.
Saint. Bifden. Bolt and Deutz, Messrs
Lombke, McMiniu. Hoppol Keleher
Sellers skinner. pr1bert. Lackey.
McCanna. Bolt, W0hlcnherg. White.
McClurken LOvclacc. Goodell Struges.
Dennis Carlisle. SeWell, sherman,
Str0me. Bailey, Robertson and Lee.
Air and Mrs Bert Skinner. Mrs. Roy
strome and Alr and Mrs Benson
Newell.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

that they reflected In a most credit
able manner the progress that they
have made under the Instruction they
have received.
At the high school q really amhi-
tious program was rendered. and all
who witnessed the performance were
fully repaid The numbers were well
selected, and the boys and girls who
participated showed degree OF tall
ent that would have ELECTED applause
from the most critical audience. The
program rendered WAS as follows.
Music. selected Orchestra.
Reading "A Boys View OF Christ
mas'--Donald Darrow.
Vocal solo. "a Winter Lullaby
Helen GOci2.
Heading. "rhe Angel and the Shep-
herds Anna Crlsty.
Song. Christmas Caror-H. S.
Chaves
Play. "a Christmas Chime'-"Joc
Torriu' Donald Wilson: GLADYS" his
wife. Ruth Tompklns. tied owen" q
friend of the TprrllR Hiram Iterken-
hOff: Dolly Wakelee.' Ruth Stetsun.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
Santa Fe Society Notes
Bg Nan O'NeiI-

WALTER L. KEGEL was host Tues
w day evening at q genuinely en-
joyahle stag dinner. The occasion
was the birthday of the guest Of
honor. Edward H. oakley, and before
the dinner began a toast was drunk
10 the twenty-first anniversary
The table was eXquisitely appointed,
red flowers. candles and ribbons giv-
ing the whole a festal air. Though
Mrs kegel was not present, she was
toasted for the delicious menu she had
planned. The only lady present was
Dame Gossip. who never sends her
regrets 10 thlmble parties or TO stag
dinners The dinner in every way
was q Jolly one and the stories and
cigars burned on until a late hour,
Besides the guest Of honor, Mr..
Kegol's guests were Harold Il. Nc
Gbboh, Charles Patek. Frank Me-
Kane. Frank Marion. Harry u. Moul-
ton. Theodore y. Espe and Ira l..
Grlmahaw.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
Holiday Travellers

~@~N~-~r~e~@~N~N~S~-~-~N~e-
MRS. JEAN BEMAN SMITH left
lVl Monday evening for Washington,
where she will meet DR. Edgar L.
Hewett in connection with her sculp-
ture reliefs for the Mayan panels for
the san Diego exposition. She viii
return to Santa Fe i'm the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvan White and chill
dren left this week for Silver City
where they will spend the holidays
Mrs. William G. Mcdonald returned
Thursday afternoon from FL Paso
and Carrizozo, where she visited Mrs.
r. A. Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs Spencer
accompanied her as far as Torrance,
going on from there to Kansas CITY
where they will spend the holidays
with Mr.. Spencers relatives. Mrs.
Spencer will return TO Santa Fe Feb
ruary /, to spend some time with
Governor and Mrs. Mcdonald.
Judge and Mrs. William J. Megil
arrived in Santa Fe Wednesday after
noon and will be the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Stevenson. at their
home on Palace avenue, for the holi-
days Judge and Mrs. Megill live III
Pocatello. Idaho.
Miss Manette Mevers left yesterday
for Ration, where she will spend the
Christmas season with her mother.
Among those who returned TINS
week from college are Isabel Walter
Dorothy Hayward, Dorothy Stafford
Amelia McFie. Mary Merle. Albu-
Querque; Felicitas Kaune from the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
Happy ChiIdren's Party

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TIE home OF Mr. and Mrs. G.. o.
Cushman. $40 West Coal avenue
wnf9he scene of delightful chile
dry party Thursday evening. the
decision being the celebration Of tho
twelfth birthday OF Master Austin
Cushman. Tho dining room was
tastefully decorated Ia red and
white, q color scheme which was pre-
ered THROUGHOUT and all Of the ar
ranRemcnts OF the house were In keep
ing with the festive occasion
The guests of Master Cushman
were Misses Carol Wilson, Frances
Leeds. Eleanor Cameron, Dorothy
Cameron. pefss Bright Helen
Bright and Alma Beech. and Masters
wills schutt, Kenneth Gertig Harold
McClanahnn. Chester Bolt and Ralph
Miller Assisting la the entertainment
of the guests were Miss Rose iarsch,
Miss Marie Wagner. Mrs Rose Wag-
0nor and Miss Lou Hughes.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
Miss AIbriqht in Santa Fe


M tsIc LOVERS az santa he are
lFi soon ~ have nn opportunity 70
hear for the first time Miss Claude
Albright New Mcxir0's grand opera
siar. who has arranged o. give "a con-
cert in the ancient city on the night
.uf December g0 Miss Albright VII
De- assisted by another Albuquerque
celebrity Mra. iaMh M. henderson,
who recently scored such a hit as
Little Buttcrcup." In the local pro-
ductlOn of Piuaforc. and bv Mr. STAN
ley Soder. whose fame as "a composer
and orEaniet le fast extending beyond
the border 90 New Mexico.
The concert win he held In the
scottish Rite cathedral. n Santa he,
and VIII consist of numbers carefully
selected 90 please all tastes. from
tho highly classical t0 the homely
popular songs az all languages. IL i9
altogether probable that Miss Al
bright VIII ho prevailed on a. give "a
concert m Albuquerque In the near
future, when her home people may
have an opportunity OF hearing the
voice that has won fame In the music
gi ccntcra of Europe
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

bcncy of the office of territorial Sec
rcfnrV
MiH Jaffa ls o young woman ~ up-
usual charm aud aftmctlpcucs. and
has a host of friends 900 over Now
Mexico Wh0Hc congratulations and
good Wia hes VIII follow her a native
0f Roswell, she received hcF cducu-
ton m that clig ana Santa Fe. after
wards attending one OF the beet
known finishing schools ln Washing
tom. D g.. She combines with n mate
uul grace and magnetism the highest
degree of culture qualities which
inevitably make Ter social success
aud which easily account FOR hcr wide
popularity
M Arthur Jaffa. tho rroom-elocL
ig distant relative of the Roswell
Jaffoa DE is young man of splcn-
dId promise. and fur some time past
hue boon connected with the govern
meut service in Santa Ee.
The date of the wedding hns not
HHFH FUHUuUFlI
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
Surprise to Amado Chaves, Ir.


THH lemm Go Albuquerque last
Saturday evening. OF Amado
Chaves Jr. who has been attending
school at Westport academy in Kan
s1s city. was made the occasion Of
one of the most delightfully."- informal
social affairs that the younger set
have enjoyed this season.
The returning pilgrim, who came in
on NO h. was met at the station hy
his mother and driven Co the Chaves
home. whore dinner awaited him.
After dinner. an unexpected by any
member of Che family there came TO
the house q merry troop OF young
sters comprising practically the enc
tire social set Of young Mr. Chaves
lt was q hilurously Jolly party and
royal welcome which made the
heart SWELL 'bc gathering was i'm
medialely turned into q dancing party
which continued until late ln the
evening.
Tho many friends OF Mr. Chayes
will bee pleased TO learn thnt ne viii
NOS return 10 Westport after the holl-
days but will continue his studies In
This city
TwcNc-ycar-ol Cooking up from
Grimm ID Papa, wouldn't you Ike
90 Whaye goldcn-haircd fairy grant
YOU "A wish pr
Father (absent-mindedly) ~" Hush,
Hichard, your mother is in the nest
room
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
Seven Sisters Guests

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T HE Seven Sisters were delightfully."-
! entertained at the home OF Mrs.
Thomas sherwood. Monday after
noon. the event taking the form Of
chicken pot pie dinner which
ELECTED the uhbounded praise Of all
the guests The affair was turned
into an old fashioned quilting party
opportunity 10 demonstrate their
skill with the necdlc Mesdames
Mary Caldwell. Sylvia Sturges Eliza
beth Heydt, Ellen Adair Pearl
Walker. Rachael suddeth and Armilda
Kneese. and Mrs Geadding, a sister
Of the hostess
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
Stag for Mr.. Blueher


or COURSE. lts against the rules
for "a young man to get married
these duys without first having fare
we'll stag dinner given Ina his honor
fNloW wouldn't really feel that be
was married N il wasn't done.
such "a dinner was given last nieh.
% oscar Bluehor who is soon 10 Join
the great army nf Renedicts THE
naet of the occasion was Kenneth
RHldridEe and about twenty-five cid
time friends OF the sonn-to-he newly
we'd gathered around the festal board
Among them We're Messrs Bert skin
ncr Russell Hutchinson Nick Rapier
Jack Harlan Thomas tEan. John
Tlerney. Charles kung. Herbert Ass
seln. VIII McMllin and W. r. ship
icx
IL was a jolly party that lasted until
late hour and WIS q genuine tribute
Of affection TO the guest of the oe-
caaluu
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
Engagement of Miss Garcia


p a NNOtNcEMENT has been made
- hy Mr and Mrs Pedro Garcia, of
4 |H.nconndo Farms, Of thc engagement
of their daHghter. Crlst.ua. To- Mr..
Alfredo Armii0 Of Rnnch0s do Atra-
go. thc wedding 90 take place on jan
uary 10. in tine Catholic church a.
Alameda
on account of tho great popularity
Of the contracting parties. as well as
NJ the prominence OF the respective
families. this announcement rs of cX-
ceptlonal Interest Doe Albuquerque.
Miss Garcia hnH many friends in this
city who win rejoice with her in her
happiness and wish that the years
may be- FUN of choice blefg.ngs Tor her.
Her winning grace and charm of man
ner have won for her place in the
younger social set that VIII De hard
"a nll
SIR Armiio. who is the son of Hon.
Pol.carpIo Armiio Deg member Of
one ~ the oldest New McXico families
and "A young man OF sterling worth
and unusual promise The c0ngfatu-
lafi0ua of host of friends Will be exc
tended 10 him at this time.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

doesn't exist lt is all % fairy tale
made to fool babies Now for in-
stance. the story about the reln-
hrcr ana step hy step She diHected
Che Santa Claus myth and lnid 30 bare
lu nll ltG shameful mondacity When
she concluded, poor old Saint Nick
hadn't lev 20 stand on. and neither.
for that matter, had he any reindeer.
+as IebcHu cd the nocturnal visits
through tho chimney were exploded.
the duplicliv of parents who slip out
uf bed ana fill stockings sac The chlm-
ucv-ulece. was thoroughly exposed
ana the silly fable of q toy shop nt
the North Pole was hpld up 10 proper
rcorn.
II was valuable lesson very
valuable lesson. and administered just
at the right ageat an axe. murk
ON, when The story of Santa claus is
ne most beautiful ana wonderful in
The whole wide world and therefore
most nrmly believed and dcvoutlY
hefishpd lu the truatful hearts of his
little friends lt was @ lesson chat
Wfenehed this fairy fabric ont Of thcir
hrHns and left in its place the first
fnd seeds of doubt and disillusiou ~
taught them that they had trusted
and been deceived ID was the FIRST
1f The many blows at fnlth in store
Tor them iu the coming years,
The children were vcry SERIOUS when
the lesson waa DONE nnd some of
them Wcru foolish enough Go cry
More than that thoro We're certain
fond and ovci-fanclful parents who
were very angry whom they heard of
what had mken place. and who still
speak ct IL in terms of unmiXed
wrath ThoY are parents who hold
that thc dlonehantment of life comes
quickly enough ut BEST and that It D.
wen % lct the children cling to thef
lllual0us while they may
What do you think about itg
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

u. r. Fassett, Mrs. T.. d. Castle A.
Vera Rathburn, Mrs. &. A pisiN'th.
the Misses lsable Walker. nnr",l',
Hayward. Helen Knapp. LeIa G9mF
her Esteh Barton, Anita Baoa. Gu
We've Morrison, Nellie Nnsb..n.s
Florence spitz, Flo Moore. lio,lL, lii'1,,
Laughlin, Ruth Laughlin; Nfsssln
Charles c. Catron. Bryson yon,s
James Sweeney, Jack Kinney. rdv,as1
l.. Stafford, Hugh II. Williams n \ n
Dunno, Edward H. Oakley. Clorarar
Wilson, q. Emory Moore AlyrnS
Wiley. Frank Keefe, A. q. ~
Frank MeKane, John Ervlon. q W.
McClintock, Arthur SENEGAL. Manu-
Manzanares. n. Harmon Parkhnrot
Harold ilamll, Charles Patek. q va
ney Howard, Robert Fry and Ira l.
GrlmahaW.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
MYSTIC CIRCLE
ELECTS 1911 OFFICERS

A HIGHLY important meeting Of the
- Fraternal Mystic circle, Ruling
No. 2l03, was held Thursday evening,
az which officers for the coming year
were elected, as follows:
Worthy past ruler, Alex Craig;
worthy ruler, George Wickham. Sr.;
worthy vice ruler, DR. Clayton; worthy
chaplain, Ethel Hale; worthy re-
corder. Mary +. Shuffelbarger; col
lector and treasurer. ]. J. Notowi
worthy marshal. Alma Maiers; worthy
warden, Vern Werning; worthy guard,
Roy HOuck; worthy sentry Mr.. Bran
stetter; trustees-Anna Wicham, Ed
Branstetter and ]. II. Shuffelbarger;
Musician. Anna Wicham.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
The EIks Dance

THE December dance given by the
1 Elks Thursday night was a merry
success. The orchestra played lively
rags and slow waltzes for four hours,
while the twenty-five or more couples
enjoyed the dance. Circle two-steps
and tag dances varied the tango, hesi-
tation waltz and two-steps and added
to the merrment Of the evening. At
midnight coffee and sandwiches We're
served IN the dining room and then
the dance went on for another gay
hour
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Lloyd Burrows. Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Doran. Mr. and Mrs.
s. O.. Morley. Mr.. ana Mrs. 4. a. Hay
den. Mr. and Mrs. G. Ii. Wiley; Mrs.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

Noighbors have resulted in greatly in
creasing the efficiency OF the order.
These officers nave secured thirty-five
new members In All. the remainder Of
whom win be initiated after the holl-
days
After the close of the business ses-
sion a delightful supper was enjoyed
and the rest Of the evening was de-
voted 20 social pleasures. The Royal
Neighbors are now in a flourlshing
condition and great interest is being
shown by the members in the work
being done.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
An Informal Dinner

JUDGE AND MRS. r. II. HAMA
y entertained Thursday evening q,
their home on johnson street. m y
delightful o'clock dinner Tbe
daintily appointed table, n color
scheme Of pink and n delicious menp
made even the tired business mani
forget appointments and remember
only the pleasant hours spent In the
Hanna home. Besides the host ana
hostess. covers We're laid for Mr.. ana
Mrs. Francis G. Wilson, Judge and
Mrs. n. B. Laughlin. Mrs. William q
Mcdonald, Mrs. ]. b. Hanna, Miss
Helen Laughlln, Miss. Ruth Lauehlin
George Emory Moore and c.. NJ. Nc.
CiintOck.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

But before getting AWAY from the
subject of curly .hnfed fhafeu. there
Be- story going the roundH that in
worth frueluR regardless of what
moral YOU mnf draw from b. ~ you
subscribe 30 Che ness doctrine that
from the beginning "a child should
know the thinss that 10 fook his pHr-
fnas mHuy ytaIs 60 learn the nartl-
f|vD VIII please yuu d. on ihc utuei
hand. you thiuh thnt there should bo
a period of blindness ln tho beginning
of this mortal Nfc 20 you hcl
us end hold off 0g long ns may
De Tho grim rcniueH ~ rNlstenue
WH Hla tnu may experience an
emotion nhin in imputieuco ana irot-
fulnosa Hut ln Def tuu late the
STORY - il waH luld. Hud then SOU
may form your uWu opinions ace
cordlng to the llshts that may Hum
irato your pathway
a teacher on one 0f ihe primary
KiHdrs rf certain Albuquerque
school the other day decided 90 give
her wee charges "a sdluntarv lesson in
the realities ~ iife Visions Of the
approaching holidays Hud the mystery
ana meumrnt 81 the joyous christ.
mas sesnn. hid filled tho small put
pills with suppressed pAeitemcut ana
b NuH dlfieWn tor them ta f.N their
mlnaf tpen their boui fhc Fhm0r
ef aif Rani Mex WaH iu the very Hir.
ant the teacher decided that it wae
heh timc " put thai sort of ihlng
down
"CMIdren. she said suddenly. "how
mhns ~ YOU believe in Snntn claus
ThnaD 8it .ff4 ifuft un fIfTr Hnudn H
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
Dinner for the Educators

N-T~1NN~1T-'1"~N@N-NT- ~0s~-~-e10-7-0~~4~-N--o-J
kHR. AND MRS, AINAN n. WHITE
lNA gave n dinner Wednesday even
ing in honor of those connected with
Mr.. Whites office in the department
Of education. The dinner tool, ON n
holiday air with its red decorations
and the seasons goodies. with the
holiday spirit. happy laughter and
good stories of the guests. on the
place cards were tho names OF Miss
Monette Meyers. Miss I've Wientge.
Filadelfo Baca and Rupert L. Asp
lund
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
And He Went Way Back

LIE HAD FINISHED his dinner in q
l l crouch. and then buried himself
IN the evening paper soon, from
behind the open page there came q
snort of disgust
why can't they invent a new
phrase once In while2 he asked as
he read the account of a wedding.
"I'm getting good and tired of read
ing about the 'hlushing bride
"Wcll.' she replied. sweetly when
you consider what Kind of husbands
most girls get you can't blame them
for hushng"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

Eleanor Jaffa Engaged

OF THE GREATEST interest in Al
- huuuerQue Is the announcement
when comes from Roswell of the eu
gaeemcnt 90 Miss Eleanor Jaffa
youngest daughter of Hon Nathan
Iaffa 10 Mf Arthur Jaffa Of rrlni-
uad The hude~to-he Is social fav.
orite in this city. who're she has hccn
2 frequent visitor ma Ven aN f. Sa~'
Fe where for years she attended
school and where her father had MS
official residence during his incum-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

The years rolled on. they always do
And the lady and and slew,
Year after year by the sounding shore
She brought them down by the score and
But each cold heart left its impress there
n the wrinkled cheek and the silyered hair.
The net result shopworn belle,
But cleverly masked-in fact, to tell
Where nature ended and art began
Was something that passed the wit Of man
Passed in the garish light of
But stll meath crescent
And he? Forgot her of course. and
The pace that kills till his cash spent
And he'd changed the old mans hard-earned wealth
For a rudy and a shaky health.
Bankrupt weary he walked
Down where the wash the sounding shore
Where he found his long-ost love sublime
a faded wreck the shores OF time
Faded shrunken in face and frame,
But with plump exchequer, just the same;
For the that feeds beautys hue
Can't always up the strong box
Thought he: / this twice
I've hope this side Of Paradise
And the lady thought: Dear heart alive,
One split hairs at forty-fiVe.'
So she looked up to the stars and bnked,
While he looked the and wnked,
Which why the sprung his jest
whom God hath joned'-you know the rest
ID g. Van Buren, in Puck
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
Christmas in the Schools

- - ~ - ?
| y ALL Of the public schools Christ
l mes EXERCISES were held, and count
less mamas and papas spent Friday
afternoon enjoying tho performances
~ their hopeful offspring on the
r'imic stage The YOUNGSTERS were IN
their glory and il is only fair TO say
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21


wod-Wfarv hachfoa thc aud
o. of
an 0f may not
at 20 of
their ue bachelors
question. Hence Christmas
an
tmuhaIrlHt "a of
no br To b.
iafhcluIG ncnnfthrHtnnH
gated nuano nghtmarc who're coming dreaded ~ weeks and
and hg for and from him ua hoh a tc
iHkcu thai which Doc not afford 10 part with.
q
o existing conditions long aep N have been taken n he direction
capitalize
osy aod ,pot human aauehn common sense shan rie s-
~ womeWhen chrismw ha e recognized SOLE
children giving shall bo nbd the financial ability 20
give illt uhnta tle ustf
ul that the oca activities Albuquerque
people purposes
at
s o0
10
IL a s
d delight
thinga social Wiu take ON qu e. different aspect
ls % Joly. wedding
"a
Offuf
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
Notes Of Society

e~.~-~S~-~~~s~-@~~~@~4NN
THE Rector's Aid society Of St.
Johns church viii give a dance
IN Masonic ,emple. on New Years
night The music will be furnished
hy the booster orchestra ana most
enjoyable evening is in store for those
who attend.
The wives Of the Ten DOns will be
the guests of the Dons themselves, a.
a Christmas dinner AT the Alvarado
on Thursday After the dinner the
party will repair to the home Of A..
b. McMilen. for a literary and musi-
cal program appropriate to the Christ
mas season.
Mrs Melville summers Of Roswell
is herp with her small son for a visit
during the holidays at the home Of
Mrs H. B. Schwentker
.
Mr. and Mra Harry Mitchner. of
Denver arrived in Albaauerque dur
ing the week, for a holiday visit at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Joseph =.
Saint.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
" Whom God Hath Joined"

ssOME and light as fairy queen.
Warmed by the glow of gay nineteen,
Down where the waves wash the sounding shore
She heard the word-old tale once more
Heard the tale with blush and a laugh,
And thep-she blew him away life chaff
No terrors has Time for gay nineteen
When one is fair as q fairy queen
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
Notes of Lodges
and Societies
ORDER or EASTER STAR
1NSrAII4S NIW OFFICERS


THE installation services which
1 were held at the regular meeting
Of the order Of the Eastern Star Fri
iny night were made the occasion Of
an unusually enjoyable evening. After
the incoming officers were installed
and the presentation of the jewel 90
the outgoing worthy matron was com
pleted delightful refreshments We're
served On tho banquet room of the
Masonic temple, speeches suitable TO
the occasion were delivered and a
social evening was spent which will
live long In the memory Of those who
We're present
The officers installed were as fol-
lows.
Worthy matron, Mrs. Adelaide VIII
Hanson
Worthy patron. p. L. Williamson.
Associate mutron. Mrs. Grace
White
Conductor. Mrs. Elenora Hayward.
Associate conductor, Mrs. Gertrude
Thomas
Secretary. Mrs. Henrietta Myers.
Treasurer. Mrs Katherine Harris.
Adah. Mrs George clifford.
Ruth Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert.
Esther. Mrs Mary Aspinwau.
Martha, Mrs Fred Met2ger.
Electa, Mrs. Edwin Sewers.
Chaplain, Mrs. Sarah Boldt
Marshal. Mrs. Irene C0tter
Warden, Mrs. Margaret Woodwork.
Pianist Mrs Charles McClanahan.
Sentinel. Guy Sumner.
The installation services were con-
Quoted by Mrs II. j. Reed. and the
Of the jewel 10 the out
going worthy matron was made by
Mrs. White.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
THE ROYAL NFIGHBORS
INITIATE BIG CLASS

THE local lodge OF Royal Neigh
1 hors met in regular session on
Thursday night and initiated a class
of twenty-six candidates. These cam
didates were secured by State super
vising Deputy Emma Shirel and Camp
Deputy Lily Ellis. whose activities in
securing new members for the Royal