Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06


Arthur Guiicrmnn. In life.
lomo and Ruth Stateson, takes rank
as Of first importance among the So
clal affairs Of the past week. The
hall was beautifully decorated for the
occasion in red and green. color
scheme which proved specially effec-
tive Refreshments were served az
large tables In the center of when
were baskets filled with red roses
Mr. and Mrs j. Yrisarri ST., Mr.
and Mrs. j. yrisarri Jr., Mr.. ana Mrs.
=. r.. McIslwain and Ms. A. Corson
acted AZ chaperones and the guests
/ included Miss Edith childers, Miss Ag-
nos Chllders, Miss Adele Dunkerly,
Miss Laura Coigan, Miss Grace Sheets,
/ Miss Alma I3aldridge, Miss Katherine
chavez Miss Pearl corson. Miss -Lora
I.ovelace, Miss Louise Lowber, MISS
| Sophia Yrisarrl. Miss Julia Keleher,
Miss Margaret Kelchcr. Miss Dorothy
McMiilen. Miss Gladys llanfeyi MISS
Ethel Kleke, Miss Lillian Yrlsarri,
Miss Sadie Norris Miss Evangeline
Perry, Miss Marie Higgins, Miss Lau-
reen Assolin, Miss Jennie Tierney
Miss Helen Hope, Miss Myrl Hope,
Miss Rcsalc btronF, Miss Eleanor
Vanghcy. Miss R6rnicc" IIcssclden.
MiaafAline Stern, Miss virginia Carr,
| Mis- Glhyds Mandell, Mise Jean Arnot'
Miss Maybole Lovolace. MessrH, VII.
/ liam Arnot. Hugh Bryan, LLOYD
Siurgos, Pelham Mcclellan. J. SIN
clair. Howard Fullerton, Floyd Keir,
Alfred cndabac, Gilbert Sanchez.
l,Robert sewell. Emmett fTnnnum.
George Pinney. Thomas Egan. Arthur
4 Siak. Will McMillin. Lawrence Han
ley, Louis, Hcsselden. Chester Lee,
George White, Robert Butt, David
WELLER. DR.. w. r. 1.ovolace, Floyd
4 Lee Howard Livingston, Paul Butt,
william Upshaw. Lester Cooper, Cor
don Class. Desmond Farrell. Ralph
Keleher, Frank Spitz. Arthur Yanow,
Ira poidt Eugene Carr. William Me-
n clurken, John Emmons. Arthur Mind
: linI Glen Emmons. stanley corFoni
4 Mr.. pennywell. Mr. Doering, MI llar-
: 9ensteln and nj whitney
...f. Chriatmas presents are--rough-
Nv Observation-Disclosures into two
[, cliases: namely those YOU don't
? like and those you don't get.
I DINNER PARTY.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold d. JamisoF
land Mr. and Mrs. Robert u. Dietz wers
hosts "Wednesday evening at n delight
4 FIJI dinner party given in honor O
! Mrs. Max Koshland of San Francisco
] Tho party motnred out TO Silva's fo
= dinner coming In later to the country
, club for a most enjoyable dance.
Resdes Mrs Koshland the guest
{. Included Mr.. and Mrs. Nell b. Field
! Mr. ana Mrs. N, O. Chadbourne. MI
! Arthur RlnEland. Mr.. and Mrs. q
0 l.. Brooks. Mr., and Mrs. James i
r Mullens. Mrs. Felix lester and MI
Hugh Gau,Ins.
y Memory Is most kind TO those
who have learned to forget.
= LODGE OF SORROW.
y 'rhe program for the memorial ser
= vices Of Albuquerque lodge No 46l
- n. II. O. H., which will be held In tn
= f.Iks stheater this afternoon, Is on
= of the most elaborate and impressiV
u that has over been prepared BY IN
= Eiks for an occasion of the sort.
h There Is nothing about the Elk
y which appeals TO me more than IN
lnhppsl In which they do honor
THE dissent brother" The sentimer
is-a beautiful one. and il is beautiful
!. exempllfled by the antlered one
10 Those who want To see n really toucf
~ ing ceremony should not fail TO
81 at the theater this afternoon. The PR
- gram Is as follows!
Overture--Melody Ia T.. Rubenstei
" sf---apfiests- March from alfalfa
y tMendelssohn), Elks orchestra. Err
70 est Fuhrmeyer. director.
W nnantnp fl4fun1iette Eararponfee--I
n fthee lodge
\. + SnpfhDV'aolo, from THE Holy City
~ (Gau0, Kathryn Grlmmer- Bailey.
- Roll cab Of our absent brothers
e the secretary.
~ "a Perfect Day Carrie Jacob
y RnndB, lflks' orchestra.
~ Responses by lodge officers.
9, Charge by Exalted Ruler w.
" Walton.
! Opening ode-Trio and lodge
Jnyocatlon-C Chaplain Byron
g Ivca
q Song-"lIe Giveth Ills Believe
\ Sleep" tFrnnz AhD, Mr. Chas. ]. Al
IS drews
VI oration--Dr. Noise Bergman.
w "Madrigala,N (SimonettD, FIR
n orchestra
e Violin Solo -"canzanetta." (Ri
le dnlph Fricnd). Miss Grace Stortz.
:. IEulogy 20 the Years Honored Des
III Past Exalted Ruler NJ II. Hickey,
" S0pfano Solo-''Crossing the bar
! tWillby), Mrs. Roy Mcdonald
'e Closing Ritualistic Ceremonies.
. The lodge, ~
N lieneditcionw~Dr Noise Bergman.
T. Nearer NV God TO Thee" tfl
Is Lodge and audience
a.
" THE woM.tN's CLUE.
"a A decidedly religious atmosphe
~ prevailed at the meeting of the Wor
y ans club Friday The literature Sc
y. lion had the center of the stage al
= "nihle study was the subject ind
discussion. Mrs David II. Boyd ma
a most excellent leader. and Bish'