Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-12

and Mesdames Fox, Frank Strong,
A. B. McMillen, e. B. Cristy, NJ. L.
Hickey, w. G. Hope, W. r. Walton,
Reuben d. Perry, c. e. Hodgin and
Mrs. Z. +. Mann.
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The Tortnightly Music club held
business session preceded by a
brief program ct the Nichols
Thompson studio on Tuesday even
ing. Piano numbers were given by
Mrs. Hugh Blair who played Hoff-
mans Second Valse Caprice" and
by Mrs. L. p. Ancona, who played
two numbers Rachmaninoff'
prelude in C Sharp Minor" and a
Gayotte by Brahm. Plans for the
years work were discussed and
many new features were inaugur-
ated. Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford,
president of the club, is keeping
her committees busy in advancing
the interests of music. The Junior
and Juvenile clubs, auxiliary to the
Fortnightly, are reported to be do
ing excellent work. The Juniors
will meet next Tuesday evening at
the Nichols-Thompsou studio TO
perfect plans for a Christmas fes.
tlval and the Juveniles are already
rehearsing for holiday musical
party at which a program will be
given. Mrs. Bradford has called Il
meeting at her home on North
High street on Monday evening in
the interest of the artist course Of
concerts. The captains of the teams
and the workers are expected TO be
present. Miss Louise NJ. Nichols of
the promotion committee reported
good success in disposing of season
tickets. j. NJ. Reynolds has aided
the club and complimented the em-
ployes OF the First National bank
by purchasing so tickets, his cus-
tom for several years past.
The Good Cheer club gave
birthday and Halloween party on
last Wednesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Mary Spaulding at
GIG West Iron avenue. The Hal
lowe'en gathering is an annual af-
fair of the club and the birthdays
Of Mrs. Spaulding and Mrs. s. r.
Richards were especially celebrated
this year. There were birthday
cakes for both honorees and ap-
propriate toasts. The centerpiece
of the tea table was a large bou-
quet Of yellow chrysanthemums, a
gift to the hostess. The decorations
were Halloween in feeling and the
refreshments were appropriate TO
the season. Those present were
Mesdames Clara Wilson. Emma
Washburn, l. p. DeLong, Hurst, ].
L. Stahl, S. r. Richards, Jane Col
lister. Charles Twogood. ]. II. Shut
flebarger, Edward Gertig, Otto
Sheer, Frank McVey, Flora Sherer,
Grants, Starrett, and Misses Anna
Anson and Jean Stahi.
The C. and C. club was recently
formed at the home of Mrs. w. j.
Leekley. to meet every two weeks
and to play five hundred. The other
members of the club are: Mrs. j.
Korber, Mrs. A, Marks, Mrs. j.
O'Hara. Mrs. Mary Schaffer, Mrs.
j. ]. Stonelake, Miss Helen Bleck-
man, Miss ]. Edwards and Miss NJ.
Mergen. The club win meet this
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Schaffer, 416 East Iron ave-
nue..
The Past Matrons club Of the
Eastern star was entertained on
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Blakemore at 2l6
South Arno street.
The Ensemble Bridge club was
entertained on Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. l.. G. Mersfelder at her
home at S19 North Fifth street.
The Wise Eight Bridge club met
on Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Howard Blair.
There is a new, very small, but
very congenial club. 1t is just big
enough for a table of bridge on
Tuesday afternoon and for sew
ing circle on the next. Once a
month the husbands are allowed 70
meet with the club members, and
then there are two tables of bridge.
The members are Mesdames A. j.
Otero, Donald Wilson, James Rus
sell Guild and Howell Faw. The
group met last week with Mrs.