The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-22

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The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge met
with Mrs. Sherwin. Mrs. WilkeTson and
Mrs. Mann played substitute hands.
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The Gold Avenue Club met with Mrs
NJ. X. Wylder this week.
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Miss Jennie Bltt was hostess on We'd.
nesday to the Luncheon Bridge Club.
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The saturday Afternoon Bridge Club
- playing this afternoon with Mrs. W.
w. Strong.
foRTNIGHTLy MUSIC CLUB.
The Fortnightly Music Club has elect.
81 the following officers for next year:
Mrs. h. l.. Bradford, president; Mrs. T..
4, Reid, viee.presidcnt; Mrs. s. II. Nil.
ler, treasurer, and Miss Louise Nichols,
secretary. Mrs. Bradford and Mrs. Mil.
lgr will also officially represent the club
NJ the Biennial Convention 81 Music
Clubs in Los Angeles, Mrs. Bradford us
state vice president, and Mrs. Miller az
elected delegate. At the Fortnightly =
last meeting at the home Of Mrs. Ne.
l.andress, Chopin and Schumann were
both studied. Mrs, George Everitt read
most interesting paper on Chopin, and
The works Of the two composers were in.
tcrPretcd by Mrs. Himoe, Mrs. Reid and
Miss Harsch. As diversions from the
regular study, Miss McCollum gave a
resume of current musical events, and
Mrs. Bradford sang "a little group Of
songs written 10y her old maestro, Ro.
tnti.
The programs Of the year have proved
M successful that the various commit.
tees have undertaken next year = SEIZED.
ule with II great deal of enthusiasm and
encouragement.
The second musical attraction which
the Fortnightly Club has secured for Al.
buquerque GENES tomorrow when Crea.
i%orel's band will give concerts after.
noon and evening in the Armory.
The clubs next meeting will be on
Tuesday night nj the home Of Mrs.
u. II. Hening, SO North Second street.
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MRS. BARTH ENTERTAINs.
Mrs. Isaac Barth entertained WcIncs.
day afternoon Ia honor Of her house
guest Mrs. Kohn of Santa Re who spent
several days here en- route 10 Roswell
where she will attend the graduation Of
her son.
Auction was played by the follow No
guests: Mrs. ". Y. Walton, Mrs. W. n.
Springer, Mrs, T.. A. Mann, Mrs. Robert
Putney, Mrs. Pred Horribly, Mrs. +. A..
Davis, Mrs. Jacob Wcinman, Mrs. Al.
bert stern, Mrs. l., NJ. Reynolds, Mrs.
Nathaniel Lines OF Canyon City, Colo
RADIO, Mrs, NJ. l.. stern. Mrs. Beswick.
Mrs. Henry Coors, Jr., Mrs. NJ. Nash,
Mrs. Felix Bacn, Mrs. Seymour Levin.
son, Mrs. h. A. Naughey, Mrs. John lee
Clarke, Mrs. ID. N. earns, Mrs. McFie Of
santa Pc, Mrs. Bloom. Mrs. Saul Harris.
Mrs. Sidney Rosenwald, Mrs. T. n, vii,
k%crson. Mrs. Frank Butt, Mrs. Arno
Huning.
FOR MISS KENWoRTHY.
On Monday afternoon, Mrs. A. D..
Oglc entertained Il number of Young
Indies at her home ON North Twelfth
street in honor Of Miss kenworthy.
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This afternoon Mrs. II. A. Cooper is
entertaining the teachers of the Pri.
mary department in the Presbyterian
sunday School Ia honor of Miss Helen
Hope and Miss Beryl Kehworthy.
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Miss Grace Mordy was hostess yes.
terfay evening 90 IA very pretty party
complimentary 10 Miss Beryl Ken.
worthy. There was n miscellaneous
shower for the popular bride.to.be.
About thirty guests were present, most
of them members Of the choir who
wished 20 express their love and friend.
ship for Miss Beryl, WHO has been the
orgnnist for about four years.
The Mordy home was beautifully
decorated in pink and white bells with
English ivy hanging in graceful fes,
toms. The entertainment oil betOkened
the approaching nuptials and romanee
held full sway in the hearts Of the
J young people who took part.
First a heart hunt" was INDUCED In
which caused much mcrriment as II
came out that some kinds Of hearts are
worth more than others. This was fol.
lowed by guessing the names Of songs
as certain strains were played over,
hearts aud bells were provided the
guests fer their answers TO be written
on.
HandPaiHted cards with a bar Of