Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-28

BY Dr. bergman, Or. cook and Mr..
Stroup
The last number was q pantOmomic
Interpretation OF Carrie Jacobs Bond s.
Perfect Day Miss Garrett was the
+ singer Fourteen young ladies OF 81.
\ Ninccnts academy and the city high
school give living pictures OF the song.
/ that eliminated ia a tablcau, when
/ an angel On spirit of the N. NJ. D.. Al
appeared, with three little tots clus-
I tered about her offering flowers while
( the girls knelt The angel carried a
banner inscribed THE n. NJ. h. a.
fer Childhood ana Eternity.
With exceptional executive skill,
Mrs. Nenable. Mrs clark and Mrs.
Wilson directed the squads of serving
committees and despite the size of
the crowd all present were served. The
splendid response By scores OF ladies
20 the call fOt cakes. and the cordial
assistance of the reception commit
tees, cooperating with the T. y. A..
made for the success Of a really bril-
liant affair
Selections by the high school or
chestra, under tho direction of Miss
Jennie Tr0u, proved 20 be among the
most enjoyable features of most
delightful afternoon.
E ee
More men have been self-undone
than have been self-madc
sss
Turtles ARRIVE.
That the Thirty club has arrived,
with AN flags flying ana with rings
on lts fingers and bells on its toes,
was amply demonstrated az the for
mai Thanksgiving dance given az odd
Fellows hail Thursday night The af
fair was by far the most successful
given this season by any social or
gauIation In The city, and IL rs doubt
tul If Vanity Fair has ever been ai
more thoroughly enjoyable dance in
Albuquerque.
The event was the fifth Thanksgiv-
ing dance given by the club, and the
original committee that offleated
when the Thirtles came into existence, /
consisting of VIII McMillin, W. j.
White and Bert skinner, were en-
phatically among those present The
full membership OF the club was on
hand. with sprinkling Of invited |.
guests The committee In charge was
made mp of Charles II. Lemhkc Il. 1
Gordon Class and Ira v. Boldt and /
the complete success OF their efforts /
is attestcd by the fact that, as all
ready stated. the social high-water /
mark of the season was reached.
W j. White and Charles Lembke
had charge of the grand march, form
Ing the figures and seeing to II that !
matters were started In the approved .
fashion lrA ~ B0ldt. with Miss Mar .
paret Cook. led with the possible eX- 4
has not been n function this season at /
which more handsome gowns were
seen
At 1880 O'Clock dinner was served I
IN the banquet room which was dec
Grated with Thanksgiving ornaments
ana upon which suhdued lights shed +
am altogether delightful radiance. The
dinner was served AZ small tables and .
was on q par with the other features
of the entertainment. Music was fur
uished by the Riehl orchestra
The next big dance of the Thrtles
viii be during Christmas week, and II
Is planned TO have at that time a func-
ton that will fully equal the one Of
last week.
Those present at the dance Thurs
day night were: Mr. and Mrs. Win
McMillin MIR ana Mrs Bert skinner
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. Hutchinson. Mr..
and Mrs s. II Price MIR. and Mrs. H.
t.. Dugan. Mr. and Mrs r. r. Hin, Il
Miss Margaret cook Miss Lena Lang
ston, OF Las Vegas Miss Sadie Tooker,
of l}eleni Miss Ethel kieke Miss Iau-
reon Assolin. Miss JtssicA Edwards. Of
Pittsvilic Pa, Miss Myrl Hope Miss
Louise Bell Miss Beatrice llfeld, Miss
katherine McMinen Miss Eleanor
Naughey, Miss Irene Herkenhoff. Miss
Albert Hawthorne. Miss Alma Bald
ridge, of Hollywood Calf, Miss Ruth
Fompkins, Miss Anna Myers, Miss Eli
Sic Myers, Miss Mary Cooper OF Ros-
WELL Miss katherine Speckard Miss
shirley Won Wuchenhauseu, Miss Ber-
nice Hesselden Miss Helen Sillick. Of
Detroit Miss Crcuu Van Patton, Of
las Vegas, Miss Alice McMilin Miss
Katherine Conway, Miss Hazel Maloy
Miss Julia l}odct of san Antonio
Tex. Mlss Julia kulehcr, Miss Sadie
Morris Mcssrs Ira Boldt. Paul Butt
Bob Butt paul Becker, Allen Bruce
H. J.. Din, Jr, D. h.. Goodell. Gordon
Class, Louis Hesselden. Frank A. Hub
belt Jr. Ralph keleher. Charles
William McClurken. Jack
Mcnonoush William Mcdonald, Leo
Murphy George Neher George Myers
Sturges Robert Sewell j. c. SwilIum.
Fred White. w. White, Ray Fryer
T. w Miller J. Roberts II. Slonakcr
Hugh Bryan, A. Wohlenherg. /. j.
Liitrelt of Miami Aria Herndon
Lehr of silver Ciy' Pierce Rodey
and Brooke Brantly.
= ee /.
Won't you take my seat said the
man In the street ear, as he lifted his
hat Go the pretty girl
No thank YOU she replied; 1--WE
been skatingsall the afternoon and I'm
Tired of sitting down"
.
THANKSGIVING PARTY. ID
Miss GLADYS Maudell gave n Thanks
giving party last night at her home on [
North Twelfth street complimentary
Co hcr niece Miss Florence Weller &
who celebrated her sixteenth birthday
supper and games wore
followed by dancing
Reside fhn uftpaf ~ hnnar thorn .