Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-20
Santa Fe Society
Notes
THE CHARITY BALL.

Two hundred Santa Feans and q
few outside guests participated in the
Charity Ball at the Masonic Temple
on the evening Of st. Valentines Day
Being given under the sedatc aus.
plces OF the Woman,s Board Of Trade
the so-called new dances were taboo
and II was a real relief TO return 70
the smooth rhythm Of the d-fash
Toned waltz. the precision of the two
step, the dancing OF the good old
days Dancing, like poetry, music
painting. is but an. expression Of
rhythm, of beauty. Of striving for joy,
for the ideal. but when Il assumes the
form OF the so-callcd modern dance,
IL is like the art of the cubist. not so
much ugly as grotesque. like the gar
goyles the architect and the sculptor
placed on Notrc Dame, II was evi-
dent too. that the dancers enjoyed
the return TO the days of old for tho
Goodnight waltz" cumc much too
soon, although it was $3.50 in the
morning.
The banquctlng hall of the Masons,
makes u perfect hall fer dancing. It
is large, the ceilings are high, the
lighting Is good, the hardwood floor
Is smooth and the acoustics arc good,
SO that the orchestra, placed on a
raised dais in the center OF tho Gust
wall. could bc heard plainly in the
remotest corner of the hall Mi. and
Mrs. A. Il. Renehan led the Grand
March followed by DR.. and Mrs James
A. Rolls. Mrs. Henehan being presi-
dent Of the Woman's Board of Trade,
and Mrs. Rolls having been chair
man of the committee on arrange
ments
AS Is always the case in affairs
given by the Woman's Board of Trade.
not a single detail was overlooked to
make the evening a pleasant one for
all, In the refectory the refreshments
were served. II was bower of beauty.
Against the wallis OF green swung
hanging baskets with flowers On the
table was outlined a heart with gor-
geous red and yellow tulips. Through
out, the color scheme of red and yell
low was maintained most artistically.
Mrs Paul A. =. Walter was chairman
Of the committee on decorations The
refreshments consisted of chicken
salad. rolls and coffee and had been
prepared BY committee of which
AIRS J. Il, McManus was chairman
Among those present, the following
were noted. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Soligman, Mr. and Mrs. games l.,
scligmau, MIR. and Mrs. Harry $ Bow
man. Mr.. and Mrs John W. March,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Doran, Miss
lieaeock Mir and Mrs r. L. Nudius,
Mrs. Earl Wiley. MIR. and Mrs. +. F.
| tonrd, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wright, Mr..
aud Mrs Peter A. NJ Lienau Mrs.
II kaune, Mr. and Mrs. Ira l..
! Grimshaw Jesse Nusbaum, judge and
! Mrs r. r. Wright. Neer Boyle. Miss
| Elsie Jacobs Mrs. Alfred Baehrens,
Mrs Eugene 4. Fiske Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles g Catron, Mrs. l.. q, Gill
/ lette. Miss luiln, Reed Holloman,
! Mrs t. + Whitman. Mrs {. f.
! Wientgr Mrs y. NJ Thomas, Mr.. and
/ Mis-. Don 4. Johnson Or and Mrs.
}. NJ. piax. pr and Mrs ]. \. Rolls,
Mr. and Mrs r. Z Winter. Mr. and
/ Mrs. Paul a. Il. Walter John Wind
| sor. Miss Church, Miss Ethel Church,
! A l. Council, Mrs A. A. BrookeS
| Mt and Mrs Maurer Mir and Mrs
/ J. Il. McMsnus. Mr. and Mrs Orms-
| bee. Beverly Bauer. Mariana Sena
:, Jose u. Sena. Miss Sem. Miss EmiN
/ McFle, Alr and Mrs 4 r. Rcnehan
Mrs 5. g. small Frank Mckane. Mrs
/ lienfy Woodruff Mr. and Mrs David
: Lowi,zki Mrs Leo nersch, Mr.
nhd Mrs W -. CoHuor. Miss Fix
Moore Mr. saa Mrs. ! II. Walker
H. I. Pafkhurst. Miss Johnston, N,s.