Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-18
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CHIIDREN'S PARTY.

-BoHton Globe,
CHIIDREN'S PARTY.
Mrs. Edward Farr entertained Tues
lday afternoon NJ her home on North
Second street in honor OF her son.
Lee. who celebrated his seventh birth
day anniversary. A dozen young lads
lmade merry from 4 until 6 o'clock IN
the evening, when bounteous supper
was served. Halloween decorations
were IN evidence. huge pumpkin fill
ed with yellow ehryfanthemums
forming n most attractive eentcrpiece.
The favors were fancy caps and horns.
Those present we're Paul Hannum,
Donald Dearth. Bob Hughes. John
slmons. PAU Wilson. Jack Mcfarland,
Howard tleyn, Danny Macpherson
Hammy Blair and Warren Graham.
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The wise man takes tumble
before II is too late, the fool ar
terward.
DINNER PARTY.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S Woolsey,
Jr., were dinner hosts at tho Alvarado
Wednesday evening, their guests NUM-
berlng twenty The decorations were
huge bouquets of dahlias In brass Jars.
The guests Included MIR and Mrs.
Noa llfeld Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Gruns-
field. Mr. and Mrs NJ. O. Chadbourne,
DR.. and Mrs. j. 4. Pearce. Mr.. and
Mrs 3 Spltz. Mr.. and Mrs, q. l..
Brooks. Dr. and Mrs. j w. Elder, Mr.
and Mrs Charles A. Spiess Of Las We
gas, Mrs. Sadie Noustadt. Mr.. X. x.
Pollock. Mr., A. y. McGaffey. Mr., Al
fred Grunsfeld and Mr.. Ernest Lam
dolfi.
Some women. coming back
from long visit away, will cx-
claim Home, Sweet Homer But
more will sigh; This dirty house"
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Mrs. pIAkCE ENTERTAINS.
Mrs Aaron RosenwaId and her
Mrs =. Weiskopf nee Miss
Jetty Tiosenwald. were honor guests M
an elaborate one-o'clOek luncheon CIV
IN by Mrs. John Frazer Pcnree at the
Alyarado Wednesday. The table was
laden with yellow and white ehrysan-
Ihemums, and an artistic touch was
given by the hand painted place cards.
representing marine and rural scenes.
Each guest received corsage hou-
luet OF white roses and maiden-hair
tern.
The guests were Mrs. Sidney Rosen-
valid. Mrs Aaron Rosenwald. Mrs.
3 Woiskopf, Mrs David Rosenwald /
Mrs Edward Rosenwad, Mrs. r. w
D. Bryan, Mrs q. l.. Brooks, Mrs. Noa |
Ifeld. Mrs. T s. Woolsey. Jr Mrs Da- |
yid Weinman. Mrs. +. H. Kent and /
Mrs Lockwood
Bees that 20 from flower to
flower find them all different
Men are less fortunate. (
N HONOR OF MISS HOItlIGK.
Mr. and Mrs ward Anderson were /
iosts Friday evening at a five hun /
lrcd party in honor of Miss Florence 7
lorlick. Of Racine. Wis. The An +
lerson home was cheerful with au- +
umn decorations large bouquets Of T
'ellow and white chrysanthemnms
icing much In evidence. The prizes
or the highest score were roses.
Mrs Anderson was assisted by Mrs.
raymond Stamm, and had az her
,ucsts Miss Florence forlick Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Milne. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
nond Stamm, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Rog-
rs, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes
Ar. and Mrs. James Gladding. Mr. and h
irs. Charles White, Mr. and Mrs
'homas n. Danahy. Mr. and Mrs Os-
ar Butcher. Mr. and Mrs. George
,oslington MIR. and Mrs clifford
layden, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. kistler 4
fr. and Mrs. Elwood Albright, Miss
lelen Anderson, Mr.. Shipley. Mr.
'harles Gilden ana Mr. Ernest Lam
off.
'oNCERT FOR MRS. WYNN.
The farewell concert 10 be given in
onor OF Mrs. Ada Pierce Winn Tues
ay night at the Presbyterian church /
easily the event of chief interest
or the coming week to music lovers
nd to the great army OF Mrs Winns
riends In Albuquerque. The parti-
ipatlon In the concert of such old
ivorltes as Mrs. Ralph Henderson
nd Thomas A. Christian, formerly OF
his city but now Of FL paso, and
( Charles j Andrews and Stanley Sc
err should satisfy the most exacting
rite that the event will he an ar
site treat
10 those who have heard these pcr
1fmers and know them. the simple
Is enough to awaken
no greatest enthusiasm. but there
iay be some who have not heard
lem and do not know that Mrs VIM
'as trained by the best OF teachers In
lia country aud abroad tmostly
broadl has sung In Europe and all
arts OF America IN concert work
'as soloist IA 81. Bartholomew
{ New York City. which, having a
Of the wealthost in that
lty can afford 20 employ the best
ngcrs Of the land has also held po-
tions In the large synagogues OF
lew York city.
Mrs, Ralph Henderson, violinist.
as ON the concert stage before her
Marriage and is now playing and
nglng Cher voice is no less wonderful
IAN her playing) In FL Paso Mr.
homas Christian is now director Of
40 First Presbyterian church In I'll
ago and the bass solost IN that large
nd popular church. and has had posi-
ons IN the leading churches of the
ist besides having always been en-
aged IN concert work, receiving the
ighest Of prices for his services.
Mr., Charles j Andrews, we'll known
the people Of this city, like Mr.
was English cathedral
aimed when a young boy. pursuing
Il studies under the best Of teachers
nd also had important church posi-
ons IN New York and has sung in
lncert always Last, but not least,
ar own Professor Seder director Of
lusic Of the University of New Mex
o. whose ability everyone in Alhu
lerque appreciates as he has grown
young manhood and developed his
onderful talent in this city. and who
,ls summer. when studying under
ark Andrews. the noted composer
nd organist OF New York was admits
Il 10 membership in the American
uild Of Organists
So, This Will be some concert,