Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-04

A. Stortz, Mrs u. II. earns. Mrs. J. A.
Rcldy, Mrs. J. II. O'Reilly, Mrs Fred
Garfield, Mrs j r. Herndon, Mrs h.
X. Edgar, Mrs NJ. X. Wylder and
Mrs. -. A. Macpherson.
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Whats the trouble, girlie?"
"Oh. AlgernOn. I'm afraid for
you. Father threatens TO kick you
into the middle Of next week"
Well, my dear, II he insists,
Let him do It, But hold next
Wednesday evening open for me"
Louisville Courier-Journal
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CLUB ENTERTAINED.
Mrs Frank A. Stortz entertained
the members Of the r. &. club Mon
day afternoon the affair being the
last that the club win have until next
season.
Besides Mrs. Stortz the members Of
The club are Mrs Harry Strong, Mrs,
Isaac Barth, MIS-. H. l.. Huat, Mrs.
Frank Alderman, Mrs Byron II. Ives,
Mrs. Nancy Beswek and Mrs. Jerro
iinggard.
Hub: Look here, Mary. Itab
was only last month / paid a
dressmakers bin of s7d, and here
IL another one for $50.
Wife: Wen, dear, doesn't that
show that am beginning TO spend
less boston Transcript
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FAREWELL PARTIES.
A series OF delightful entertain
menta was given last week in the ma
fure of farewell parties In honor OF
Miss Willie j. Hollingsworth and Miss
lmogene Maxwell, who viii leave to.
morrow for Denver and will later re
turn to their home In Alabama.
Friday evening Miss IIollingsworth
md Miss Maxwell were the guests OF
Misses Lorraine and Evelyn Long ut an
Informal dancing party, and on Tues.
day evening they were compllmeuted
at similar function by Miss Mildred
Droegemuellcr at her home on East
Silver avenue. A mesa party last nigh.
at which Mr.. Samuel Sutherland and
Mr.. Richard Bruce were hosts com
pleted It round OF entertainments
which were In every way delightful
and enjoyable.
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Flathush. Did YOU ever lose
much time house hunting
Bensonhurst oh, yes. we lived
out west at one time. ana we had
cyclone, | spent six days look
ing for my house .-- Yonkers
Statesman.
KfDDflcs ARE HOSTS.
A unique entertainment was that
given last night at the Womdns club
building on West Gold avenue, when
4 number of little girls entertained in
honor of their m0mas and select
company of their youthful boy friends.
\ special feature of the evening was
the barefoot dancing of Dolores Ben
iamin, who repeated the dance from
The Court of Juno" which she gave
with such marked success at the re-
cent reception al the close of the sea-
son of the Wuman's club.
The young hostesses were virginia
short, Dolores BENJAMIN, Wilma
short. Cornelia McAllstcr, Elizabeth
MeAllister Virginia Williamson. vi
Wan Fletcher, Jane Kirk, Bcunella
Mandell, BETTE KIRK, Niles Strum-
quist Louise Dozicr and Josephine
Reynolds.
The Right Man.
Mrs, Bitter: shall we get de-
tective to guard Clara's wedding
presents?
Bitter Ooolting them over)s a
You don't need a detective all
Won need ik "a finHu1ifl - ifa
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COMMENCEMENT PLAY.
The commencement exercises of Miss
Willey's school last week,
he feature of which was the flower
play. "Thc Garden Wall" written by
Mrs. RAYMOND Stnmm, were among
he most delightful that have been
IiNen In Albuquerque this spring, and
IN unusually excellent array of talent
vas developed Charles i;ice ana John
Zee Clarke Jr., received diplomas,
which were appropriately presented
" Arnold Koscnwald
In the flower play l.ucicn Rice Inn |
the china aster and Bob |
Wilson the gardener, while Harriet |
'Iarron, Maxine Nordhaus, Frances I
Wilson and ozark Petit took the part |
4 butterflies The other flowers in /
he play were represented as follows I
Frances stern Carnation
Tom Wilkerson-Fonr-leaf Glover. /
Robert Hickey--Johnny Jump-up /
Margaret Manon Daisy.
Marsafita Harris - Black-eyed /
usan.
Frederick -Nasturtium.
Elizabeth Nordhaus Morning Clio
"
Brand fening-Jack Rose.
Charles Rice Sunfiuwcr.
John Ice Clarke Sweet william.
Robert Petit Bleeding Heart.
Arnold Rosenwald Ragged Robin.
Robert Maepherson--H olleyhock.
Alfred Patterson -Four O'Clock.
fyfe peters~-Snap Dragon.
Frit2ie Allen-~-Columhine.
t@e
First Girl; what's biology
mean1 d
Second Girl. Why. it's the sci
ence Of shopping suppose
Boston Transcript. II
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UEIsN ESTHER.
The beautiful cantata, Queen Is /
ief. presented Monday night ut the /
rystal theatei. Is the choir of the I
Irst Presbyterian church. assisted by !
myers from the other churches. was Z
e most spectacular and ambitious !
'odGction offered by local talent for
long time. and the results were truly I
aished and professional In
Esther. the queen. was portrayed by =
rs +. T.. Bradford. who was Wen !
ted for part so fun OF intense
lotional situations The part of 7
Ia huerus. the king. was splcndidly i
ken by Mr.. i. j. Sraulding Mr.. u
$50 Meyer as Haman proved his &