Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08

Of the evening. The musical fen
lures were far above the ordinary,
and many OF the new popular songs
were introduced for the first time.
Miss Irene starr. In a Venetian folk
dance. WIS easily the main attrac-
ton Of the evening. Miss starr, who
had been specially trained for the oe-
casion by Mrs. A. Il. Keith, won un-
stintcd applause by her grace and
the Intelligence OF her Interpretation
Of the measures that she danced. Mrs.
Keith has made a special study of
this style OF dancing and the excel
lencc Of her methods was clearly re-
Elected in the performance Of her pa
pil on this occasion. Mr. Elmer
Hiebl's violin accompaniment was es-
pecially good.
Special credit for the success OF the
entertainment IL due to Miss Reba
Starr. the chairman Of the committee
having the affair In charge.
THE wOMAN's CLUB.
iieflcctinR the general trend of cur
rent discussion. the war In Europe
formed the principal topic of the
meeting Of the Woman's club Friday.
Papers By Mrs. Pollock aud Miss
Hickey on the Triple Alliance" and
the Triple Entente" were especially
as 10 the causes leading
up 20 The present gigantic disturb
ance that has upset the balance Of
the entire world. Miss MacGregor
gave a most interesting account of tho
work OF the national federation
CLEANED from her experience as
delegate to the convention In Chicago
last summer.
The business meeting Of the club
WIS one Of exceptional interest ana
ELECTED an unusual interest IN the
work that IL being accomplished by
the organization.
DINNER PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. l.. Brooks enter
tanned delightfully."- al dinner Friday
evening. Tables and rooms were
fragrant and beautiful with violets
and pink dahlias. gathered from the
Brooks gardens. which are noted Tor
their lovely flowers during the mia
Albuquerque winters as well ms IN
summer.
Enjoying the hospitality Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Ilfeld, Mr. and Mrs Noa Ilfeld, Mr..
and Mrs Ivan Grunsfeld. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Spitz, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
*. Woolsey. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Q.
chadbourne. Mrs. Felix Lester ana
MIR. Alfred Grunsfeld.
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MRS. RIEIIL IcNTERTtINs.
Mrs. Arthur Hiehl was hostess on
Friday afternoon Ia the ladies' OF the
WOmnn's Relief corps at her home IN
this city. Cards and other games
were played and delicious refresh
ments were served.
Those enjoying Mrs. Riehrs hos
pitailty were Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Hall. Mrs. Seth. Mrs Fonrnelle. Mrs.
Rutherford. Mrs. Diehl, Mrs. Jacohy.
Mrs. Clark, Mrs Wagner. Mrs. Whit
son, Mrs. Sherwood. Mrs. Henderson,
Mrs. iIyre, Mrs. Hart. Mrs Haynes,
Ms. f.oudon. Mrs. schutt. Mrs Wat
son, Mrs. Ellis. Mrs Strain. Mrs
Smith and Mrs. Casey
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NOTES OF SOCIETY.
MIR. and Mrs. w. +. Strickler left
Tuesday for Los Angeles. where they
will remain indefinitely looking about
for a permanent location. MISS
Kathryn Strieller accompanied her
parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert T.. Detz re-
turned to Albuquerque from their
honeymoon Wednesday evening They
will be at home after January l at
Nassau Farm. Mr.. Dietz's estate north
Of the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold u.
Jamisun. who went TO Winchester,
Mass. for the wedding. Will return
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes and
children left last night for Pueblo,
Colo, and later will go TO Denver.
Mrs Andrew Borders and her two
daughters. Misses Frances and Irene
Borders, left Thursday for Sparta,