The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-27

Hearts (Elijah). voice. Mr.. G. j..
Andrews.
Haydn, "RoamIng. FoamIng Bill
lows (from Eiijah). voice, Mrs. n.
l.. Bradford.
sterndnIe- Bennett: blessed re the
Lord God Of Israel" ('The Woman Of
Samaria''), chorus. Sopranos, Mrs.
Ray Bailey, Mrs. j. o. s~chwentker.
Mrs. X. Baldridge. Mrs. $. n. Miller.
Miss Ruth McAllister. Miss Ruth
Bright. Miss Rose Hafsch: altos.
Mrs. George Everitt. Mra. ]. a.
Hubbs. Mrs. G. A. Foreman. Mrs. r.
q. Metzger. Miss Laura McColium;
%tenors, Mr.. c. j. Andrews, Mr.. r. T..
Seder. Mr.. Falkenberg. Mr. Gould.
Mr.. T. Cartwright: BASES. Mr. Louis
Hesselden. Mr.. Robert Sewell. Mr..
Hugo G. Meyer. Mr.. George Everitt.
Mr.. George Clinord, Mr.. d. Farrell:
accompanies. Miss Louise Nichols.
Mr.. r. S. seder; director, Mrs. e. l..
Bradford.
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Greek Luncheon
That there were ~ many represent
.ativeH OF national women's fraternitiea
In the city or It's environs was a
complete surprise 10 all except those
Intimately acquainted with the aitu-
alton when they viewed the number
C. representatives of n score or more
organizations which sat down 20
luncheon at the AivRrado this after
noon at I O'Clock for one OF the first
OF the local women's Pan-Hellenic
leagues social affairs.
Tho I~upaAaau 40 an .,flro md
complete success. TheI1 we're repre-
.sentatives OF widely scattered chap
tiers attending and OF organizations
devoted to widely different objects
and ideals, but the true spirit OF
Greek good fellowship and sister
hood ran through them all. Each
.CEdeavorcd 90 ofnciate az hostess for
every other and the result wal that
all had a perfectly splendid time"
as one OF them put II.
The instigators OF the luncheon and
the projected league were greatly en-
|couraEed at the showing made and
a Ia possible that other affairs viii
follow this one.
These present Included:
Mrs. q. q. McLandress. Mrs. L. s.
Peters. Mrs. Edmund Ross. Mrs. +.
"a. Cornish. Miss Gleason, Miss Alice
Boyd. Mrs. =. r. sherwin. Mrs. Roy
Stamm. Mrs. Rankin. Mrs. Frank
Woy, Misses Louise Low her, Alma
Baldrldge, Pauline Sewell. Mrs. Jerre
Haggard, Mrs. Blazer. Misses Ruth
Bright. Betty Simms, Lora Lovelace,
Ruth McKowen. Mary Cooper. Kath-
,ryn Chavez, Marie Higgins. Kathryn
johnson, Mrs. j. W. Giltner. Miss
R%eniker. Miss Won wachenhausen,
Miss Dalmeff.
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W u. &. Celebrates
Another Washington's birthday
celebration that helped To relieve the
neutral-tinted days OF the early Lem
ten season vas that held by the
WOmen's Relief Corps at their hal
on South Second street on wednes-
day. There were a number OF the
ladies present and an entertaining af-
ternoon was enjoyed.
Cards. music and dainty refresh
ments were the order OF the after
noon. Mesdames Hyre and Ritten'
house. respectively, carried off th'
first and second prizes at cards.
Mesdamcs Haynes and Shoemaker
rendered several musical selections
which were enjoyed by all.
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Mai~on- Douglass
Thursday at the home Of Rev. &
q. hickman Miss Gcrtie Matson END
Henry a. Douglass were united IN
marriage. The wedding was "A quiet
anair, those present including OnlS
the relatives OF the bride and "A few
Intimate friends of the bridegroom
Tho couple will be at home at 3it
East Cromwell avenue. Mr.. Douglas,
Is an employe Of the santa Fe.
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Masonic Dance
Last Monday night the Masons aud
their ladies enjoyed another OF thos,
delightful little functions that the
order has been giving this season
The affair was "A small one. only
about nifty couples participating. Th'
reason VAS the large number oI
members who were u Of the city
Dainty refreshments were servet
about II O'Clock. A six piece or
chestra furnished the music.
The mex dance will be held proba
bly, on 81. Patrick's day.
o.
Euni,e kahlc Webs
On February 10. In Denver. Mis-.
Eunice Kahle, formerly a resident q
this city and well known In musica
circles. became the bride of Mr.. VIII
liam e. McClelland. The ceremon!
was performed In the apartments o
the brides parents In the Metropol'
hotel by the Rev. David ~. Fouse.
The bridegroom is the advertisinl
manager Of the Rocky Mountain
News and the Denver Times.
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New Walk and o Coffee
Throuh the generosity of member
and friends ~. Paul's Evangelical
Lutheran church has had laid rs
feet of concrete sidewalk on the SiNtl
street side of the property, ruHnin
before the parsonage as well as tn
, church. The ladies of the congrega
ton particularly appreciate the i'm
prOvement
The new walk vas used for tn
first time Thursday afternoon wheI
the ladies' Aid served coffee az tn
parsonage. Seventy-five guests en-
jOyed the delicious refreshments AM
the charming ~sOclability.
The coffees by the Lutheran ladie
have been "A monthly custom for som
time, and they are growing steadily II