Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-19

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and their masculine bridge part
ners at her home on Thursday
evening. The club alternates its
Saturday afternoon meetings with
evening affairs when men guests
are entertained.
The Highland Bridge club met
with Mrs, Henry G. Coors, Jr, on
Thursday afternoon.
The Busy Ten met on Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Fer
dinand Lerch on North Fourth
street
The regular meeting OF the
Fortnightly Music club on next
Tuesday evening has been post
poned on account of illness among
the mem bers who were to partici-
pate. The next meeting will be
held on March Z with a vocal pro.
gram by Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford
and a paper on the voice by Mrs.
George Everitt. A rehearsal Of the
club chorus viii be held at 7
o'clock preceding the meeting.
On Tuesday evening the Dandy
Dozen club Of girls gave a party
for their "men folks" The entire
party met at the home OF Miss
Florence Reynolds on West Silver
avenue, then proceeded to the pic
ture show. After the show they
went to the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Thelin on North Fourth
street where games We're played
and refreshments were served.
Those who went were Misses Irma
Wolking, Lulu Kendrick. Helen
Fee, Lois Ferguson, Florence Rey-
nolds, Lillian Behrems, Jewell Rice,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Thelin. Mr.
and Mrs Harold Wood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Rice. and Messrs. John
Ogilvie, Walter Wolking, Charles
Wells, Addison Moore and Leverne
Hagerman.
The Tuesday Literary club met
last week at the home of Mrs. r.
w. H. Bryan. The study subject
of the afternoon was american
Editors" Mrs. c. T. French read
ing a paper on Magazine Editors"
and Mrs Carl C. Magee on News
paper Editors" The current events
study was led by Mrs. Walter G.
Hope Mrs. c. NJ. Bolts presided
over the meeting in the absence of
the president, Mrs. Raymond
Stamm. A discussion of next years
program closed the meeting. The
club will meet again on February
2S at the home of Mrs. T. j. Mabry.
Mrs Thomas +. Byne, a promi-
nent club woman of Chicago, was
a speaker at the meeting of the
Business and Professional Wom-
ans club on Monday evening She
told of the several clubs to which
she belongs in Chicago and some
thing of the nature OF the work
of each organization. She spoke
particularly of the Mothers Pro-
tective League and its connection
with the Morals court, The An
doka club, of which she is presi-
dent, cares for one of the chill
dren's wards in the county hospi-
NfAls hll O. lfS llE was JUG VI lIt
founders of the Woman's League,
big Chicago organization closely
connected with the Business and
Professional Woman's club. She
is the guest of Mrs. Martin F..
Riley.
Members of the Apollo club and
their guests held q Jolly banquet
at the Alvarado hotel on Wednes-
day evening followed by an after
dinner program of music and talks,
Tho Apollinaris Jazz orchestra,
something new and ordered for the
occasion, gave several snappy Sc
lections. Louis Gonzales" Hes
sclden made a few remarks in his
native tongue, proving himself re-
markably fluent in pigeon Eng
| fish" Maurice Klein told several
of his famous dialect stories. and
Ches Byrn and Ivan Meehan sang,
Talks were given by Max Nord-
haus, president of the club: w. P.
Mcdowell A. I. Riedling and C. r.
! French. Members of the orchestra
who appeared were Antonio z.
Perrinini, piano; Joe r. Roema,