Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-07

tralto; +. Stanley Seder tenor. and
Robert r. Sewell, baritone. will sing
an unaccompanied number, God Is a
Spirit" by Sterndale- Bennett. They
will also sing the Lords Prayer to a
new setting by Prof. Seder. The Uni
versity Choral club will close the pro-
gram with Graniers "Hosanna."
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home for me?
lie; I'd leave a baseball game
in. the ninth inning with the score
aitle.
THE WOMAN'S CLUB.
1t was business day at the Wom-
ans club Friday afternoon, and after
the meeting of the board of managers,
held at 1880 o'clock. a program of
more than ordinary interest was rem
dered.
The discussion Of the afternoon was
on the subject Of Albuquerque: It's
Possibilities and Its Needs and es-
peclally instructive and entertaining
were the papers read by Mrs. Abbie
Brewer and Mrs Reuben Perry There
was d large attendance at the meet
ing, which was greatly enjoyed by all
present.
There are only three more regular
meetings of the elab before the sum
mer season begins and the activities
Of the organization viii be suspended
until next fall. The club has had n
most prosperous and successful season
and has accomplished much enduring
good.
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Lady Of the House; You say
you haven't had anything to eat
today?
Tramp: Lady. de only ting I've
swallered today is an insult
Answers.
BANQUET.
The Fortnightly Music club held its
annual banquet In Taft hall at the AL I
varado Friday evening. and il proved |
to be q thoroughly delightful affair.
The table was artistieally decorated. |
A large basket filled with yellow and
white snapdragons. with a bow Of
yellow maline on the handle, was the
center piece From the basket yellow
baby ribbons ran TO each plate, with
\ place card attached to each end,
md at the close OF the banquet each
guest drew the ribbon and found 1t
led to a spray of the flowers as a
favor. Candles with yellow shades
and malne bows added soft and
pleasing glow.
Mrs Il. l.. Bradford, the president
Vt the club was seated In the place
If honor, and her chair had been dec
rated with huge bow of maline.
Next to her ON the right, sat Miss
4oulse Nichols state president, and
he clubs vice president, Mrs. Il. {.
}led, occupied the seat ut Mrs. Brad
ords left.
Miss Ethel Hickey was POSTMASTER.
I was discovered, Miss Hickey stated,
hat there Is no such q thing as toast
SO here is where woman
ones into her own again. In few
raceful remarks each speaker was
allied upon.
Mrs j, NJ. McTeer toasted the pres
lent as the organizer of the club, a
ormer state president and now an Of
eer of the national board of the Fed
ration of Musical clubs, Mrs. Brad
ord responded to the toast. Mrs S.
!. Miller was called upon to toast the
OF the club and In a
lear and concise manner gave "A res
me of the activities of the Music
Tub. Mrs. T.. {. Reid gave splendid
last to the club and was warmly APP
lauded Miss Gladys Mandell gave
toast TO the future of the club and
fter the singing of Aud Lang Syne'
lie post-prandial exercises came to o
Apply close
The next meeting of the Fortnlghtly
ub will be on Friday the 18TH, at
lc Woman's club. when student
rogfam will be given, and the cleo
ON of officers will take place.
"EIave you contributed TO the
aid of those in distress ??
Yes. ! have lost six umbrellas
In the last two months. WASH
ington star.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold II. Jamison and
eir two children returned the first
last week from three months
sit 10 Boston and other eastern cit
Mrs. viii Springer left Tuesday ev-
ing for III Paso. After a few DAYS
ny in that city she will go TO Dallas.
*, for months visit with friends
Mrs p. c. Redingtou and her small
n have gone to Evanston III. TO |
end the summer months.
Mrs e.. Il. Pollock left Thursday
+ visit with relatives IN Hampton,
wa
Mrs. A. A. Keen has issued invita-
ms TO tea 10 be given al her homo
Fileras avenue and Tenth street
afternoon.
About sixteen friends. most Of them
ighhors surprised Mrs. s. 4. Nann
her home on West Central avenue
SterdaN afternoon, the occasion be
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