Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-20

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SPECIAL SONG SERVICE.
A special Christmas song service will
be held tonight at the First Congre-
| gational church, beginning promptly
at o'clock. Some of the finest and
biggest anthems ever heard here Will
be rendered by choir OF sixteen
voices. The anthems contain exqul-
site solo work for tenor. soprano and
bass. 20 be taken by the best singers
OF the city Miss Olga Selke, pro-
fessionsl violinist who formerly made
| her home In Albuquerque and has lust
returned. the splendid brass quartes OF
the University OF New Mexico, and
Professor Seder, pipe organ soloist and
accompanist. insure delightful instru-
mental music. The program follows:
Pipe organ-(a) christmas PASTOR
ale," tSelby); (b) Rhapsody on an
Old Carol (Faulkes), Il. Stanley Sc
der.
organ offertory-"Pastoral from
Christmas Sonata (DieveD, Profess
sor Seder.
Violin solo-"Italian Melody"
| (Bohm), Olga Selke.
Anthem-"O Come. All We Faith
ful.' (Novelio arrangemenD. full
choir. with soprano solo by Elizabeth
Hanson Bradford; also. tenor and bass
trio; tenor and bass duet.
Hymn solo-"Silent Night. Holy
Night" (Gruber), Kathryn Grimmer-
Bailey
Fifteen minute address on "The
Star OF the East" Rev. Archie Tooth
aker.
Pipe organ-"March of the Magi
Kings" (Dubois), Professor Seder
Motet-'King All Glorious" tBain-
by), full choir: tenor and bass soles.
Christmas Carols-ta) "Adeste FL
delis," OBJ Good King Wenceslas,"
tc) Sing Noel" (d) "Silent Night
played by the brass quartet of the
University OF New Mexico.
Anthem-r"The Grace of God
MARK Andrews), full choir; soprano
solo by Mrs Bradford.
organ postlude--"Hallelujah Choir
us" (from "The MessIah'') Handel.
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Cheap.
1t viii cost Holland $4,000, 600 to
keep the peace. but In view of what
happened to its next door neighb0r
the price seems small.-Chicago
News.
THIMBIE PARTY.
Mrs p. l.. Williamson, retiring
worthy matron OF the Eastern star,
entertained the past matrons and Of
ficers at a thimbe party Wednesday
afternoon at her home. eos West Gold
avenue.
A delightful musical program was
rendered by Katherine Grimmer- Bal
ley, Bernice Rogers and Bertha Nc
Clanahan, after which refreshments
were served. The decorations were
In red and green, being carried out
in red carnations, holly, Christmas
greens and tiny bells.
The past matrons and officers pres
ent were Mesdames Eyeritt, Reed.
Rogers, Whitcomb, Bailey, Wilson,
White. Hayward, Thomas, Myers.
Harsch, Boldt, Potter. McClanahan,
Clifford Apenwall. Metzgar and
Sewer. The hostess was assisted bv
Mrs. p. r. Beeman and Mrs. w. IL.
Grimmer.
Sloganisli.
The Feed America First" slogan
is Just as good as the See America
Frst'--and then some.--Pittsburgh
Dispatch.
NOTES or SOCIETY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wore. of To-
peka, Kan, arrived in Albuquerque
last night Together with Mrs. l.. j.
Coppock, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Isaac Barth. they will visit
lei Paso, New orleans and a number
of gulf resorts
Mrs. George Partridge has returned
to Albuquerque after two months
visit 10 relatives In New York state.
Miss Grace Lcbo left last week for
San Francisco. After a brief visit |
with friends in that city she will sail
for Honolulu, where she will make an !
extended visit
Mrs. Isaac Barth gave sewing bee !
Wednesday afternoon Tor her sister. I
Mrs l.. j. Coppock. Mrs. Sicher of /
st. Louis and the Misses Tessie and /
Erna Bendhclm, of Altoona, Penn. The |
Misses Bcndheim are spending the |
winter with their sister. Mrs. Albert I
Stern. of Tijeras avenue and Twelfth
street
Ernest Landolfi has been heard
from. OIt VI MS iiitiluS III TINS tity
received postcard last week from
New York. In which "Landy'' an
nounoed that he will soon return TO
Albuquerque unattached. Import
ant II true,
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Dobson, of
Liberal Kan, arrived in Albuquerque
early In the week, accompanied by
Mrs. Robert Anderson, who will |
spend the winter with her daughter, /
Mrs. J. G.. Gould
The many friends of Herbert Asse-
lin will be glad to learn that he rs
expected in Albuquerque within the
next few days for visit to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Asselin, for
the holidays. For several months
past MIR. Assclin has been connected
with large lumber concern in Flag
staff. Ariz.
Misses Julia and Katherine and Mr.. |
Ralph Keleher are enjoying q visit
from their cousin, Miss Kathryn Dill
Ion. Of Chicago Miss Dillon will go
to Grand Canyon to spend the Christ
mas holidays with her brother. and
later will go to the Pacific coast.
Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Luthy are ex-
pecting their son, Frederick. Yale
student. from the east today for tho
holidays.
Miss Nellie Caster has returned 10
her home In Topeka, Kan. after an
extended visit with her aunts, Mrs. s.
L. Newcomer and Mrs. J. f. Luthy.
Mr. and Mrs. T. y. Idnville enter
tanned informally Wednesday evening. !
Cards were enjoyed and rare refresh
ments were served.
The Ten Dons will give a dinner to
their ladies' at the Alvarado next Tues
day evening. after which they will re-
pair 10 the home OF n Stroun