The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
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Mrs. Trnutwein has been the recipient
NJ a number OF social courtesles dur
ing her visit here.
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Golden Wedding.
Ar. and Mrs. Vim. jerks Of COS West
Fruit venue celebrated their golden
wedding on Wednesday OF this week.
Saints church, London. England.
The jerks have lived la Albuquer-
que a number OF years and havc a @
OF friends who called to congratulate
thom.
The regular meeting OF the Fort
nightly Music club was held Tuesday
at the residence OF r.. Stanley Seder.
Following a short business session
the following musical program was
given:
Piano solo: sonata, or. Co.,.
..."...... beethoven
Two movements
Miss Ida Hickman.
Vocal solo Ca) "Thou'rt Like I'm
TO a Flower. , ..... kubenstein
Vocal Solo Cb) "Ich Liebe Dlch'..
Grieg
Miss Hortense swilzer.
Piano Solo la) Concern study 80.
GOdard
Piano solo % Andante from SON
alta ..... go. Cadman
Y. Stanley Seder.
Miss Esteile Valck read a paper on
tho life Of Wagner. following with
the story OF Tannhauser. Musical "
Illustrations IRON the opera were given
BY Mrs. r.. J.. Bradford. Miss Lorna
Lester. j. Fenton spauld!ng n r..
Stanley Seder.
sale of Christmas Seals.
The official count OF the Red Cross
Christmas seals sold by the Woman's
club Is 81 last complete. and the fol-
lowing report made:
Total number OF seals sold by the
club. 10000. Mrs. Geo. Wheeler's
committee leading. with the sale OF
20, coo seals.
Mrs. Frank KTuske sold 7,5cO. the
greatest number sold by an indivtd-
| ual, and Miss Viola skinner sold the
next highest number. being the high
est number sold by one OF the young
ladies' committee. This Is quite a
large gain over last years sale, and
shows the splendid management on
the par Of the club. as well as a
whole-hearted response by the peo-
pie in buying. The ladies wish cspe-
cially TO thank Mr.. Woodward at The
Harvey news stand who 30 generously
aided them In the sales Mt the trains.
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Farewell Party for Miss Williams.
Mrs. Roy d. Strome was hostess e
an informal party on Thursday az
ternoon In hOnor OF Miss May Bells
williams. who left the following
morning for her home in Oklahoma
A few OF her intimate friends were
the guests on this occasion. a de-
lizhiful luncheon was served az I
o'clock. the guests being seated a.
one long table in the dining room
/ The table appointments were in plnl
and while and crystal. Train letters
were presented TO Miss Williams. viii
directions to be opened at different
points on the journey.
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onecr People seen at Highland Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Toothake
threw open their doors TO the CHRIS
tan Endeavor society Of the Consre
gationai church last night at thei
home. COS South Edith street. a Nv
business meeting was followed by
very enjoyable social hour. at whlcl
some novelty games were introduced
The one which proved to be til
most interesting. though not entirel
new. was that which might be called
description contest, All the youn
men were %paraded into an adjoinin
room while the fairer ones rename
in the reception hall. Each youn
man was told 20 describe in writin
the last girl with whom he had talked
and the ladies likewise were asked I
give a true description OF the last gen
theman who had given his attention
No names were mentioned or sigma
lures allowed 10 be attached to th
written articles.
When the slips were collected an
read by Miss Evelyn Lackie some Yer
extraordinary persons were found :
he present. In fact, some of IN
! characteristics OF the guests were 8
out Of proportion "a their real Sc
that no one could even guess the per
son meant.
Continual laughter was evidence J
Itself OF the young peoples fun.
Refreshments followed and actor
spoke louder than words that VI
evening was one Of thorough enjoy
mCnt.
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Musical service,
The Congregational church ~
nounces a musical service tomorro
evening at 1890. The program VIII
given By a choir Of selected voice
%soiois's. and a seven piece orchesir.
directed by Prof Il. Stanley Seder al
ganist. Mr.. Sedcr's organ HumheI
will include TschaikowHky's "Andan'
Cantabile." from string quartet, q
II, Wagnor's Dreams" and AN
!, gro from Sonata V, Guilmant. Sp'
eial numbers will he "A flute solo }