The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-27

liant, Mrs. w. u. ~Southnrd, Mrs. Name,
Heswick, Mrs. Katherine Fatrcli.. Mrs.
james cocton.
Luncheon bridge.
Mrs. y. 4. Macpherson vas hostess
on Tuesday complimentary to he
iuncheon-bridge club. 4 four course
luncheon WIS served at one o'clock.
followed by a game OF auction IN the.
afternoon. The color scheme follow
ed throughout was a deep shade OF
pink. carried cut In flowers. hand
painted place cards. score cards. etc..
also an item ~ interest was the plan
,ng cards which came from Scotland
and bore the Macpherson plaid and
crest
only the members of the club were
present. They are. Mrs. Frank But
Miss Jennie Butt. Mrs. Ernest Davis.
Aiiss Lora Loveinco. Miss Mnybeii6.
Loveiace. Mre. A. e. McElvain Mr..
Jack Reynolds. Mrs. Charles White
Airs George Valiant.
GO
Rotary cub.
One Of b largest entertainments
given by the RotariaSs was that which
took place Wednesday evening when
the Rotarians and their wires. with "A
few invited guests motored out to the
indian School ana put on an old
time barn dance in the new GYM
nasium, just completed. thus combin-
ing a house warming" and q delight
ful Rotary party. Music was furnished
by the Indian school Band which sur
passed itself on this occasion. a PFC
ME luncheon was provided for over
Ice people.
Obi Iavorite Hymns.
on sunday evening. at the Presby-
terrain church, a service of old favor
lite hymns viii be given. under the
direction Of the choir leader, Mrs. f..
l.. Bradford. Last winter a hymn SER
vice OF this nature was given. aud
keenly enjoyed by all. The choir viii
render special numbers. but much OF
the singing viii be done by the audi
ence. All who love to sing and hear
the old heart and soul-stirrinR hymns
that have been handed down from our
fathers are invited TO attend. The
service begins az 1890. aud the follow
Ing is the program;
organ prelude; Evening Song.
.........,...,.... Il. G. Custard
Mrs. u W. faw
Hymn: Congregation. Rock OF
Ages" iI76-ISsO .........
Words by Toplady; music by r.
Hastings.
Choir: Lead Kindly Light. 1Ses-G5 /
Words by j. Newman; Music Dy
j. H. Dyke.
Congregation: Just as I Am. 1856
1879
Words by Charlotte Elliott: music
by W. b.. Bradbury.
Congregation: Draw Me Nearer.
Blessed LORD tS75-75........
Words By Fanny j. Crosby music
W. a. Doane
Jesus Lover % My Scul'..
w. l.. Thompson
Solos by Miss Alberta Hawthorne
and Miss Mary Leaning
Congregation In the Sweet By and
BY iss7-67
Words BY b. r. Bennett, music by
Jos. p. Webster
Onortory: organ: The Virgins
Prayer ............,.s Massenot
Mrs. Faw
Soprano solo: Abide with Me-.
...............Ca Carl Hempel Reed
Mrs. T. l.. Bradford
1HNti AN4 N'ASifEHftNN AhhAN 4
Were Ninety and Nine, ises-7i
Words by Elizabeth c. Clephano:
music by Ira d. Sankey
solo: Alteration +. BrowsGi
Miss Lorna Lester
Quartette; "rarry with Me, o Ny
Savior .........-...... BALDWIN
Mrs. Bradford. Miss Leaning. Mr.. J.
II. Lapine and Mr. r. v. Nichols
Softly and %'enderly, Jesus
Is Calling .......W W. l. Thompson
CONGREGATION. Nearer My God to
Thee iSIi-5a .........-...
Words By Sarah T. Adams; music
by Lowell Mason.
Itogcrs-H yrc.
a very quiet home wedding, but %
OF unusual Interest Ook place on
Wednesday at high noon when Miss
Edna Rogers became the bride Of Mr.
Ellsworth Hyre Of Wagon Mound, ~
NJ. The marriage ceremony wa per-
formed By the Rev. Hugh a. Cooper,
Of the Presbyterian church IN