Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-29

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ccived with the hostess and honorco
between 4 and O'Clock.
The rooms were decorated with fail
flowers and trailing vines Assisting
about were boyy Of young girls,
mostly Phi Mus. The guests, includ-
ing the assistants were az follows:
Miss Katherine chavez, Miss Elizabeth
ArnOt, Miss Lena Ferguson, Miss
Morl Hope, Miss Robecca Horucr, Miss
Ethel Koike, Miss Katherine McMil-
len, Miss Annie Cristy, Miss Evangcline
Perry, Miss Betty Simms, Miss Mary
Brorein, Miss Ruth statcson, Miss sa-
lone Statcson, Miss Adelaide Shields,
Miss Martha Henderson, Miss Lillian
Henderson, Miss Lillian Gustafson,
Miss Kathleen Long, Miss Bernicc
Hamilton, Miss julie Hubbcll, Miss
Mildred Cady Miss Evangelinc How
den, Miss Shirley Won Wachenhausen,
Miss Helen Vincent Miss Margaret
Cook, Miss Lois Davis, Miss Erna Fer
gussun, Miss Pauline Sewcll, Miss An
nctte Wcinmau. Miss Bessie Rogers,
Mrs. Sheorer. Miss Maybcllo Williams
and Miss Alice Boyd.
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HALLOWEEN BALL.
The ladies Of the Woman's club are
greatly encouraged over the promising
outlook for their Halloween BAH being
q success socially and financially This
bah Is not given for pleasure to them.
selves, but to raise funds to lessen
the debt on their club building. and
while they have always been helpful
I'm every public movement for the good
Of Albuquerque, this is tho first time
they have asked anything for them
selves And now II is only IN the way
Of patronage for their ball whore ev-
eryOne will receive fun value, In pleas
ure, for his money
Mrs. IaBolle with her courtesy COM
mittoe will be ready to chaperOn any
young ladies desiring her services and
the floor committee Of young matfons
viii cndeayor TO mako every one feel
at home and have a good time, The
music will be by the Booster orchestra
and refreshments will be served,
This happy event win be in the Ar
mory october Il, beginning at 8
o'clock.
TEA.
The ladies OF the baptist church
gave Mrs. FAME A. Formsby pres
idcut OF tho Womau's Missionary and
Ala society, a surprise birthday tea
at the home OF Mrs. w. II. Long on
Copper avenue from to 4 o'clock
Friday afternoon. Some fifty ladies
called AS a token OF esteem ana APP
probation of faithful services, little
was presented Mrs. W.
NJ, Hayward, former president, acted
as hostess of the occasion and made
the presentation speech. Mrs Formby
made an appropriate response with
deep feeling.
Coffee, tea and waters were served,
Mcsdames Horace Strong and G. T.
Taylor presided at the coffee and tea
1rns Mesdamos Burton Curd w, II.
Long and McGrff assisted in serving.
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DOMESTIC SCIENCE
Domestic science at the Woman's
club Friday was made very enjoyable,
not only by the delicious refreshments
served but also by piano solo rem
dcrod by Miss Burton OF Hutchinson,
Kansas and a paper by Miss Lathrop
Of the university which was most in
structtye and was enthusiastically re-
ccivcd.
SHOW
A doliEhtful evening of entertain
mont was afforded the members of tho
immaculate Conception parish in ST.
Marys han Thursday evening. The
program was In the nature of n Hal
lowo'en affair, but the principal feat
uro of the evening was the minstrel
show by q number of young men Of.
the parish composing the Dramatic
club of the Immaculate Conception
church. Bort Morcuci was mtcrlocu-
tor, with Mr. Hurley at the piano BIZ
Mcdonald and Louis IIesscldcn proved
as end men and kept the
audience In constant uproar with
their jokes and quirs.
Between the end men were Joseph
Swilum, Chester Bohbcr, Dennis.
Walsh Ralph j. Kelehcr Z. j. Me
Caffory ana Joseph McCauna. The
young men sang "A number of songs,
solos ana I'm chorus, and displayed mu-
steal talent of q surprising quality
Following the minsirCls, the boys OF
st. Authouy's orphanago put on AL
program, after which tho junior choir
had an inning Miss Hououse Switzcr
sang a solo In splendid voice and with
pleasing effect
Altogether the evenings entertain
mont was very pleasing the program
being enjoyed boy "a large crowd. many
Of whom had gone To endure rathcrl
than TO enjoy. Father Mnndamri. S. J,I
pastor OF the church, expressed him
self AS greatly graufied with the sue
,oss of the program,
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MISS KIMBATI4 ENGAGED.
Yesterday Col John Borrodailc re- !
,eived letter from COL A. W. KIM
ban In which was enclosed the fol-
lowing clipping from "a paper pub
.ishcd at Corregidor, Philippine Is
lands. and which Will hc read with al
great deal of interest here, as "Bllly'
Kimhau and Mrs. krmhall Wcc Miss
ArmijoD, the parents Of The young
lady, were married in this city, and
In those early days Mr. l<imhall be-
fore he had risen to his present high
rank i'm the army, was one OF the pop
llar young men berouhouts, Miss
Florence Kmhal, tho prospective
bride. les therefore an Albuquerque
lady The article is as follows
"a delightfully."- arranged dinner
party hold saturday night at the Nipa
'lub. Corrcgidor was the occasion for
The announcement of the engagcment
n Miss Florence kimhall the charm
ing daughter Of Col and Mrs. Amos w. /
NimhaU of the Quartcrmastcr corps,
10 Lieut. r G.. Brady OF the Niuth cav
airy stationed az StatseuberE. sixty