Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15

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Mrs. Nuding entertained the Thir-
teen club Yesterday afternoon. The
guests We're Mrs McManus. Mrs
Ormsbec. Mrs Prince, Of uurleyville
n. ", Mrs Fisher and Mrs Stauffer
Mrs NJ. l.. Burrows was hostess to the
Monday Auction Bridge club on Mon
day afternoon. In addition to the club
members, the guests were Mrs. Rath-
burn. Mrs. Bowman, Mrs Davies, Mrs
Yontz and Mrs wilson
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The valentines at the dance given
by Miss Aurora IucerO. daughter of
Secretary Of State and Mrs. Antonio
Lucero, were yellow, and they wore
automobile registration certificates Of
: last years vintage with the name Of
the guest in the blanks together with
q corking good personal description
and admonition, and that brought
forth peals and gales of laughter as
they were read aloud and proved that
Miss Lueero Is not only beautiful and
talented, but also clever. These unique
valentines served as dance cards and
the dances were out of the usual. in
Guiding as they did the Spanish steps
IN addition to the new McCutcheon
steps, the rag, the waltz and the two
step The refreshments, too, were
novel in way, for hot home made
tamales and empanadas were served,
las we'll as coffee prepared in the Span
ish way, the viands proving as deli
cious as they were unusual. The music
for the evening was furnished by the
iorchestra Of Miss Gcrish. The guests
were. Miss Katherine Grimmer, of Al
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Baca. Genevieve and Sylvia Morrison,
Nellie Harrison, Frances Ilinojos, sa-
lone Salmon, Louise Hutson, Helen
Jeffries. Pillar Delgado, Amalia 4Sena,
Margaret and Virginia Franz, aurora
and Della Lucero, Mrs r A. Hayden,
Mrs. Karl Greene and Miss Florence
Spitz, as Well as Messrs A. $. Kirk
patrick, Arthur SENEGAL, Harry Krom-
enberg, John Kenny, Harmon Park
hurst, Ira l.. Grimshaw, Albert De-
Logue Brian Boru Dunno, Milton
Clancy Manuel Manzanares. Emory
Moore, Tony Lucero, Jr, Edward Oak
ley S. Getzendaemmer, NJ. Costello, 7.
A. Hayden, Karl Greene John Powers,
G.. j. Emerson and Frank Marion.
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The party on Friday evening given
as a farewell 10 Mrs. Stella Mccain,
who will return TO her home In Kan
sas, was in the nature Of a surprise
IL was given by Judge and Airs. John
r. Merle and the guests were the
members Of the young ladies' Bible
class Of Judge Merle IN the Prcsby-
terrain church Music, games. refresh
ments were on the program OF the
evening. The guests were. Mrs. How
ard A. Morgans. Mrs. Frank +. An
J. Ire. n.-f 10. ha
Misses Ada J. Harvey, who is presi-
dent Of the class; Alberta Smith, vice
president. Eta Moore, secretary, Amy
WHtman. treasurer: Jessie Carroll
Marian Bishop, Thelma stephens, r.
ma stephens, Annette Myers Helen
Winter Beulah Riddle, Euladine Car
den. Florence Ormsbee, Alice French
Florence Abbott. Florence Brown,
Laura Wood, Evelyn Mcbride Hunt
Robertson and Miss sswhD. besides
number of friends of the class.
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The meeting OF the chid's welfare
department OF tne Womuns eiun m
tic assembly room Of the Old Palace
ON Monday afternoon was Of an IN
tcnsely practical nature Miss Man
ettc A. Myers state superintendent oil
/ industrial instruction, featuring on
the economical use Of meat and Frank
Maurer demonstrating then and there
/ how 60 cut meat. using a quarter q
/ beef and an entire mutton in his de-
lmonstration. The ladies present gave
some Of their fayorite recipes. AMONG
those present were the freshman 40
NESTLE science class Of the hleh
School under Miss Hutson, who al1er
the lecture visited the studio Of Don
aid Beauregard and viewed his
sketches for the panels he is paintnB
Tor the New Mexico building at tne
san Diego exposition. Miss Fiofa
Conrad presided over the department
meeting. she being the suceessiul
chairman Of that branch Of the WORK
OF the Womans club.
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OF the visitors to the New Mexico
museum this week. one came ron
Biddeford Maine, and another ron
Portland, Oregon. one came from
stockholm, Sweden. and another ifoll
Pasadena. cal, thus do eXtfehles
from the Atlantic to the Pacific meet
in the historic Palace Of the Cover
nors. Visitors from Detroit again "
nished the greatest number of thoae
who registered The most intereslhh
and interested visitors, however We
Prof g. y. Hartman of StothilViH
Sweden, one Of the worlds greatss'
archaeoogists, who is at present III
rector Of the Royal Anthropolog'e3s.i
museum at stockholm and Willard =
Wager of Oneonta. n Y, recognl4lg,u..
archaeological authority, who nropas@
has the most complete private afSl,
geological collection east Of the NJ
sissippi Both mon were intensely ny
terested in the great work that Nv
state Of New Mexico is doing m .lie
preservation Of it's Archaeological
mains and IN the maintenance OK
museum that is "A credit To the con-
monwealth, Prof. Hartman had Jga.
been at the excavation camp ell w
school Of American Archaeology :"
Quirigua, Guatemala. on ms ~ ~
around The world aud was SO mue"
pleased with what he saw in the n'u
scum that he will return in 1eto95
with the congress Of Amcrlcnnsls' ~
visited the villages OF Tesuane ah1 i
san Tldefonso and IN October w W.
spend some time 10 the elitt owen
ings. a.,
Among the AlhHaperaueAna WI"
registered this week were lNan
Grunsfcld, Mrs. Anna Wilds eWV'A