Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-20
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DANCING.

iess so'idi IN their character, Will b,
crowded into each day.
DANCING.
The past week was lust as busy
AS many as three dances were crowd.
ed into one evening and between lee.
lures, bridge teas and bales ther,
was little rest for the members of tho
social set. In addition, Santa Fe Is
Filling up with summer visitors for
the world-at- large is learning thai
The capital city of New Mexico IL
coolest, most delightful and most at.
traetive summer resort on the Ameri.
can continent 1t was the Woman's
Board of Trade which gave a dance
on Tuesday evening. Another dance
TOOK place the same evening at Fire
mans hall and the third dance was
at the home Of Assistant Attorney
| General and Mrs. IL. S. Bowman
Those at the dance in Library Hall
| were: Mr. and Mrs. Nuding. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Guy Turley, Mesdames Wilson
Townsend. Abbott, Woodruff. Parker
| Wright, Fiske, Hayden, Renehan, Dr.
and Mrs. Rolls, Misses Beatrice Selig-
man, Esther Pollard, Messrs. Lord
Clancy, Bayer, Moulton, Loveridge
| Mckane. Seligman, Tannus and Hanna.
The dance at the Firemen's Hall was
given by the Woodmen in honor of
Mrs. Julia Sharp of Carlsbad, who
| made brief and eloquent address,.
A. p Hill followed with an interest
ing talk. The dance given bX Mr..
and Mrs. Bowman was in honor of
Harold Kohn who has just graduated
with honors from the New Mexico
Military Institute at Roswell.
The dance in honor of Dempster
O. Murphy of st. Louis. who came up
from the Military Institute at Roswell
to visit otis Seligman. was a yello
rose affair, big branches of yellow
roses decorating library hall A del
ectable supper was served in one of
the rooms OF the library. Ex-mayor
and Mrs Arthur Seligman were host
and hostess. The guests were. Mr..
and Mrs. John w. March, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Gardensky, the Misses
Frances Leeson, Sarah Morgan, Helen
Winter, Beatrice Selgman, Lillian
Parker, Leila Gallagher, Clara Gibson,
Lucille Dills, Vatelle Dills, Myrtle
Boyle. Grace Johnston, Emily Smith
Marjorie Friday, Anna Dorman, Nellie
Nusbaum. Hill Eckland of Clayton;
Aimee Whitman. Mary Cunningham.
Esther Pollard, Miriam Cartwright
Dorothy stafford, Genevieve Morrison,
Sylvia Morrison, Alta Sanford, and
Messrs. John Windsor Miguel A.
Otero, Beverly Bauer, Arltan Kirkpat
rick, G.. II. Moore, j. Kenny, William
Bayer Amado Chaves, Wallace Bacon,
Harold Kohn, Manuel ManZanres,
Billman Kinsell. Alfred Wiley. Frank
McKane. Veer Boyle Harry p. Moul-
ton. Ferdinand Koch, Bernard SPITE,
Eugene Griilen. Jack Knapp, Antonio
Luna, r. Harmon Parkhurst, Don =.
Johnston. Howell Ervien, b. Il. Dunno,
D. o. Murphy. Henry kaune, Roland
Whitman. II. Maurer, Frank Marion.
j. II. McClutcheou, Thornton =. Vic
tory, CLYDE Edwards, De Forest Lord.
Morrison's orchestra furnished the
music.
The interest in the classic and
aesthetic dance is emphasized by the
fact that the class conducted under
summer school auspices by Mrs. David
NJ. White, has doubled its member
ship since last week and now meets
three times instead of only once a
week.
The weekly dancing club was the
guest last evening of Mrs. Hayden.
This is proving one of the most en-
joyable of the social organizations
that has sprung into life lately,
composed of folks especially congen-
ial to each other the informal gath
erings at the week end have a zest
that makes them charming.
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BRIDGE.
Cards hold their own as a diversion
in Santa Fe which is one of the few
towns whose social activities are as
great in July and August as they are
in the winter months, for the delight
fully cool summers make social gath
erngs an unalloyed pleasure. Mrs.
James L. Seligman entertained at
bridge on Thursday afternoon. The
spacious garden of the Seligman's
surrounding their hosptable home on
Hillside avense, poured out its blqs-
SONS to adorn the interior of the
house and the veranda The guests
were: Mesdames Palen, Moore, Gill
ett Asplund, Jaffa, Bishop, Nudlng,
McManus, WHckham, Bowman, Kohn,
Wheelon, Morley, Ormsbee, Brown,
Garresky, Winter, Parker, Moore, Sar-
gent. Fiske, Cochran, Renehan, Rolls,
Abbott Earnest, March, Brookes and
Miss Friedman The prizes, a pom
bon case and a pin cushion went to
Mesdames Moore and Palmer.
Mrs. Paul Hall entertained at bridge
on Tuesday afternoon. The guests
were: Mrs. French, Mrs. Sargent,
Mrs Ormsbee, Mrs. Weltmer, Mrs
Burrows. Miss Atkinson, Mrs. Orms-
bee, Mrs Davies, Mrs. Goutchey and
Miss Atkinson.
Mrs. French entertained the Tues
day Evening club, the guests being
Mrs. James L. Seligman, Mrs. Town
send, Mrs. George Moore, Mrs. Sar-
gent, and Mrs. Davies Mrs. Wells,
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Parker
The Thirteen club met last Satur-
day with Mrs. Leroy o. Moore on
East Palace avenue and this Satur-
day with Mrs. +. f. Nuding on Lin
coin avenue. Two new members have
been taken in: Mrs. Gardesky and
Mrs. Gillette.
The saturday club met with Mrs.
Renehan an East Palace avenue last
week, Mrs. James l.. Sellgman being
the guest Of honor. 1t met with Mrs.
Schuman on Lincoln avenue yester-
day
cards are out for a bridge party
this week by Mrs. c. NJ. Wells on the
South Side.
A POPPY TEA.
Most charming was the tea and re-
ception given by Mrs Harry 7. Her
rino and Mrs Norman l.. King in I