Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-08

dykes "Sestus, and n humorous
selection. The II sXt meeting will
be in two weeks with Mrs. Will
liam Menaui and Mrs. Walker will
have charge of the program
The Eastern Star Sewing club
will meet with Mrs. f. NJ. Lyons at
500 West Slate avenue Wednesday
afternoon. Every member is asked
to bring her thimble TO sew for
the poor children of the city. Ma
terials will be provided and gar
ments viii be cut.
Mrs. Scherer was hostess Friday
at the regular meeting of her card
clab.
The Friday Evening Card club
met at the home of Mrs. Henry
Burch, who was assisted by Mrs.
Oden, a joint hostess.
La Notre Card club will meet
next Tuesday with Mrs. Heben-
STREET.
Et Club Otra Yer met Thursday
night with Dr. and Mrs. d. Fl.
earns. and the evening was spent
in conversation in Spanish. The
next meeting win be held at the
e. Romero, Jr., home in Old
Town, and the history and tradi-
tions of New Mexico will be the
subject of the evening.
A meeting of the mothers Cir
cue of the congregational church
was held last week with Mrs.
Chester Washburn on North Edith
street. There were II mothers, Is
little children and two small ba-
bies present, and children's dis
eases was the subject of study.
The treatment of these and per-
sonal experiences were discussed.
Mrs. Herman Snyder had charge
of the program. The next meeting
will be devoted to Stories to Tell
Children" The usual party for
the children was held after the
meeting.
A program of grand opera Sc
lections was given at the last reg
ular meeting of the Fortnightly
Music club. A piano duet, Seme-
ranis Overture, played by Mrs.
Thompson and Mrs. Faw, opened
the program. The work of these
musicians needs little comment, as
it is always ofthigh standard. Miss
Irma Wolking sang "Valse-Ro-
meo ct Juliette." Miss Welking
posses a lyric voice of fine quality,
and her artistic delivery shows her
to be rapidly progressing beyond
the amateur class. Meditation"
from That's and "Obertass" were
played by David Marcus, a young
violinist of talent. Reverend Me-
Kean closed an enjoyable program
by singing Love Song. Jewels of
the Madonna" Mr.. Mexican is
always heard with much pleasure,
as he has Il voice of good quality,
used with true understanding of
the musical text.
The outgoing of officers for the
past year and the installation of
this years officers took place at
the meeting Tuesday night. w. p.
Mcdowell, retiring president made
an address, introducing the incom-
ing president, Maurice Klein. The
other Officers were then installed
as follows; Mrs. e. r. Labelle,
first vice president; Miss Gertrude
Thompson, second vice president;
J. Regensburger, treasurer; w. p.
Mcdowell, corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. G. II. Spitzmesser, re-
cording secretary. A meeting of
the executive board was held on
Thursday night and the chairmen
of tho various departments were
considered.
Miss Marcela Matson, who re-
turned last week from Oakland,
Calf, where she attended school
during the winter, was hostess on
Friday evening at an informal
supper party for six at her home
on South Fourteenth street. Mari
colds and daisies adorned the ta-
bic. The guests were the Misses
Virginia McLandress and Rosalie
Furrey, and Maxwell Merritt,
Ralph and owen Marion.
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