Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

+ CANTA Re young folks are in mourn
- ing. The Misses Eugcnla ant
Margarite Frantz are going home I,
81. Louis next week and their goin;
leaves "a void that will be hard To fiji
However there was nothing but gaiet!
lat the farewell party given them b!
their aunt, Mrs. Fiske, last evening
The house was brilliant with Light
and radiant with carnations and 9th
er blossoms. There was laughter ang
there was music and the young folk.
had q thoroughly good time. TIL,
guests We're the Misses May and Flor
fence Spitz, Consuelo Bergere. Brown
IGenevieve Morrison. Aurora Lucero
Hunt, Ethel Church, Nellie Harrison
land Marian Bishop; Alessrs. Moller
! kenney, Marion. parkhurst, Collins
Jose Diaz, Howell Eryen. Gillesky
2 krOncnberg Ira GrimshaW, j. r
Adams Frank McKane Harry KaunS
land Brian Boru Dunno
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Miss Aurora Lucero will on Mon
day evening entertain in celebration
+ OF her birthday anniversary. This is
the first time in three years that the
+ charming daughter of the secretary
Of state has been az home for a birth
day, and she has invited in her friends
10 enjoy the occasion with her.
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Mrs. Addison Hall OF Albuquerque.
has written Mrs H. Ia Wilson. IL
hrarian OF tho School of American
Archaeology for an outline for the
study of archaeology and expects to
interest class IN Albuquerque In
the subject The New Mexico Arch
geological society now has the fol-
lowing members IN Albuquerque. who
would likely fom the nucleus of an
auxiliary society in the Duke city:
Hon. and Mrs. Amado Chavez, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Woolsey. Jr.. DR..
+. J. Alger. Rev and Mrs. Lansing
Bloom, J, =. lIuehey, Atanasio Mon
toya, 5. Griswold Morley. Mrs. n l.
Newhall Fonton J. spaulding. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Staplin, while Or. David
r.. Boyd is a member of the manage
ing committee OF the School of Amer
lean Archaeology
Word was received this week that
Judge +. G. Collins has arrived In
Panama, whore he went on legal bus
mess. He will return to santa Fe
by March Is.
Miss Conrad. az the meeting Of the
art and literature department az tho
Woman's club, which was honored bv
the presence Of the state board 81 ed
ucatlon, told Interestingly Of the
work done under her supervision in
he sewing classes which she has or
ganized in the public schools. and
how the work Of the busy mothers Is
supplemented by that OF tho classes.
superintendent Of Public Instruction
White on that occasion paid an elo-
lnent tribute TO the work done by
he Womans club. declaring thai
wherever a woman's club is found
here the work Of education is ac-
'elerated to a remarkable degree. The
iNics department of which Miss Com
ad is the head, met in the Old Pal.
&C yesterday. In addition To the sew
ng classes. it maintains free dis
lensary for children.
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The First Regimental hand gave
anee IN the armory last evening
-hieh drew large and Jolly crowd
he dance which was to have heon
iven by the Elks in their club house
= Thursday evening. was POSTPONED
eeause Of the serious illness oil M. A.
tanton, manager of the lslks' thea
ar and a prominent Elk.
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Mrs. Richard H. Hanna entertain
Z on Thursday afternoon in most
eliehtful manner in honor Of Mrs r
Newhall OF Albuquerque. The par
was unique in that most of the
uests were residents Of SANTA Fe for
lany years, as was Mrs. Newhall, who