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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21
"I.OHENGRIN' IN STORY AND
MUSIC ON TUESDAY.

A dramatic Interpretation of the
opera, "Lohengrin" by Mrs. George
X. Angle, assisted by members of
the Fortnightlv Music club. will
he given on Tuesday evening at
$3.50 o'clock at the Presbyterian
church as a Bureau of Charities
benefit entertainment. A silver
offering will be taken at the close
of the program for this philan-
thropy. The public Is invited to
hear the opera.
The scene OF "Lohengrin" is at
Antwerp. Belgium. in 300. The
characters are Lohengrin. the son
Of Parsifal; King Henry of Bra
bant; Frederick of Telramund,
Elsa, princess OF Brabant; Ortud,
daughter of Radbod; heralds ami
warriors.
The musical numbers by the
Fortnightly club are the overture
and wedding march by Mrs. D. w.
Faw, organist, and club chorus
Gurule as accompanist. Mrs
Elizabeth Bradford will direct the
club choruses.
Mrs. Angle. known in public life
as Helen Goldthorpe williams. is
a dramatic reader with an envia-
BILE record in who's Who" 1914
1915, "known for her dramatic in
terpretations of Ben Hur' before
the American public" She has
Interpreted the opera of "Lohen-
grin" and ''Parsifal' in Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh, Pa, assisted by
leading soloists and organizations
as we'll as large orchestras in both
cities.
! "As an impersonator Helen Gold
thorpe williams is surpassed b!
none who have been heard in this
city The compass of her voice
truly wonderful and modulation
superb" said the Cincinnati En-
quirer after her appearance there
"She fairly captivated her audi.
ence by her wonderful vocal pow
ers and charming delineation oi
character, n woman of marked
personality" said the indianapolis
Journal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21
IOR-SENIOR DINNER DANCE
OF A. H. S. FRIDAY SMARTEST
STUDENT AFFAIR OF THE YEAR

II was real Function, capital
r and all, that high school junior
senior dinner-dance at the Masonic
temple OF Friday evening, such an
event as happens only once in a
prep school lifetime. And it will
nrobably always be remembered
hv both the hosts and the guests
as one Of the brightest spots in
their high school days.
The juniors really spared no ex-
nense TO set the seniors up TO "A
regular entertainment. Elahor-
ately planned and carried OUT, the
dinner-dance was one OF the most
notable student affairs ever held
in the city.
Dinner was served at $3.50
O'Clock at long banquet tables
which completely filled the big
ball room of the Masonic temple
The room was softly lighted, coll
ored crepe paper shading the
lights above, In front of the or
chestra alcoye stood painted
landscape scene with volcanos
silhOuetted against tHe SuuSel ue'
hind. This carried out the west
ern prairie idea of decoration
which was further developed ir
cactus plants in the place Of table
bouquets.
The banquet menu included fruit
cocktail, turkey with giblet dress
ing, mashed potatoes, green beans
jelly, radishes, asparagus salad
ice cream and cake, coffee an
mints. The dinner was prepared
and served by the women of th'
| Eastern Star. After dinner a pro
gram OF toasts and music con
tinued until nearly 10 o'clocl
when the floor was cleared TO
dancing.
The toast OF welcome was givei
by Nathan Glassman, president o
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21

table was decorated with blue can
dies in brass sticks to carry out
the society color, and with vase
of marguerites. the Mortar Board
flower. Toasts were made by each
of the pledges, and by Miss Edna
Mosher, faculty advisor. Miss Ele-
amor Cameron, Miss Grace Peter
son. Miss Blanche Guley and Miss
Wenonah Dixon. other active
members present were Miss Anita
Osuna, Miss Helen Goetz. Miss
Wilma Snyder, Miss Estelle Weis.
enbach, Miss Irene Wicklund ana
Mrs. Beulah Sutherland. Mrs.
David Spence Hill and Mrs. Walter
Simpson were guests Of honor at
the banquet. The University Nor
tar Board society is patterned
along the same lines as the nation
al society, but cannot affiliate un-
til after two years activity. The
local group was organized only last
year. The new pledges will be in
itiated just before the school year
| closes.
Alpha Chi Omega sorority cele.
brated the fourth anniversary of
the local chapter by banquet and
| Il dance on Saturday evening. The
dinner was held in Taft hall at the
| Alvarado hotel. The table was dec
Grated with red carnations. Miss
| Dorothy Stephenson acted as toast
mistress calling upon o number oil
the active and alumnae members
for speeches. Following the ban
| auet was a dance at the D. E
\ Wilson home on Universit!
| Heights. Out OF town alumnae
here for the occasion were Mist
Helen Lindsay of Portales and
Mrs. Eunice Burney of Vaughn
Miss Juliette Fleischer was fr
charge Of the banquet arrange
ments. The Alpha Chi "houst
girls" were also entertained at din
ner by Mrs. L. B. Mitchell at he
home on Friday evening.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21

the Junior class. This was respond
/, cd to by Maxwell Merritt. for the
seniors. Miss Adelia Elder played
n violin solo after which Loren
Mozely gave O. toast to our
Guests" Miss Josephine Miner OF
1.-THE senior class responded to the
complimentary remarks OF the
hosts. Mr.. Benton OF the faculty
gave a toast, Miss Edith Hines
played a vocal solo and John
Milne, superintendent Of city
schools, made some closing re-
| marks.
Mrs. Ella NJ. LaBar, principal of
the high school. made a speech Of
presentation of the gold pins to
the students who were appointed
| to the honorary scholarship So
! ciety. They were Irma White
house of the senior class, aud
| Nathan Glassman, Vivian Gibson
and Vida Cooper of the Junior
class. Vivian Gibson responded
after the presentation Of the pins.
| Dancing began just before 10
o'clock with a grand march led
by Mr.. and Mrs. Milne. Music
was furnished by the White Light
ming Harmonizers. The programs
and dinner menus were printed In
blue on grey with appropriate
original drawings by the students
Each OF the dances was dedicated
for one of the Junior students.
Miss Helen Snyder was chair.
man of the banquet committee
Frederick Ward was in charge oi
the dance arrangements, Miss
Rosalie Furrie was chairman o,
the decoration committee, Mis-:
Arabella Sterrett was in charge o.
the invitations and Vivian Gibson
was chairman OF the after dinner
program committee. Miss Edsal
was faculty advisor Of the enter
'tainment.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21
MAJOR NAMM is MARRIED
IN NEW YORK CITY.

The following account OF the
marriage last Monday in New YORK
of Major Benjamin Namm who
spent the past winter in Albuquer-
que with his mother and sister.
appeared in the New York Times.
Miss Margaret A, Wolf, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wolf of
East Fifty-sixth street. and Major
BENJAMIN II. Namm, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. I. Namm of Brooklyn.
were married at noon yesterday by
the Rev. Nathan Krass at the Ho-
tel Ambassador, bridal breakfast
being served afterward at the
home of the brides parents.
Mrs. Roger Williams Straus at
tended the bride and Edgar A.
Baum was best man. Only men,
bers of the immediate families
attended.
Major and Mrs. Namm will leave
shortly for Europe to spend their
honeymoon. The bride attended
the Finch school, and during the
war she was director of a Red
Cross surgical dressing department
which was installed in the home
OF Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, ana also
did canteen work for the Red
Cross. She is member of the Ar
students league and the West
chester golf team and secretary ol
the Finch school day nursery.
! Major Namm is president OF the
| A. J. Namm e Son department
store in Brooklyn. During the wal
he served overseas with the Corps
OF Engineers in the capacity OF
chief gas officer of the Fifth Divi
sion, regulars, which division wa
later cited by General Pershing foi
being the first American division
to cross the Meuse. Afterward h.
was with the SSth Division, ant
was also with the army OF occupa
tion in Germany, ~,
He has been active in commupa
and civic affairs in Brooklyn, ail'
was president of the Brooklyl
Federation OF Jewish Charities TO
three years. During the Goa
shortage in 1920 he was appointei
fuel administrator for New Yorl
City. He belongs to the Summing
dale Athletic club of this city ant
the Unity club of Brooklyn.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21
TWENTY YEARS AGO
In Albuquerque Society.
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WV " " " " W ~ " -
Many Albuquerque friends Willis:
be Interested to know that at theGs
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Barth, Monday evening, June g
Miss Freda, the accomplished eld4
est daughter of the house, will be s'
married to DR.. A. Tyroler, a for-o-
tunate young man of Williams !,
Miss Freda is very popular in then
city and many congratulations are
In store for her. I'd y.v
| The proposition to establish a.
school of music In connection with
| the state university at the city Ii.
brary building seems to be prac-s3i
| tically settled. This is a move ih.r~
the right direction for the schoohs
and for the city. saG
| The executive committee of thee
fair association has decided toso
make spectacular representations
OF the Coming of Montezuma. .n.iT
The leading street attraction OFF,
the week, representing the leading
events in the invasion by Cortez,
the capture of Montezuma and the
conquest of his country, conclud.s
ing with a feature representing thee
expected return of Montezuma in 4
pomp and splendor to re-establislr ma
his power and Ills empire. .Sr
The regular fortnightly dance ats
the Commercial club tomorrows'
night will be negligee affair. asa
the weather is getting rather warimio
for dress suits.
| Mrs. Minnie Ward Patterson left
last night for Ell Paso to be gonesS
a few weeks. The lady recentlyai
completed fine painting on which,
she has been working for a con-a'
siderable time.
Mrs. Henry Huning OF Show.
Low, Aris.. arrived yesterday fronf1s
the west and Is at the Alvarado.
Miss Edith Stevens seventh
grade pupils accompanied by their
teacher and Miss Mabel Fitch en-.
joyed delightful hay ride ON
Tuesday. They drove ten miles.o
out on the moonlit mesa. ~.
The newly organized male uuar-,r
tet consisting of Messrs. Hunt.srb
Bell. Billiard and Burg pleasantly
surprised Mrs. Mabel Stevens
Himoe last night by giving her arst
moonlight serenade before the
door Of her home 50
The engagement of Miss Hor-
tense Benjamin, charming and,
accomplished young lady of Match
ez, Miss, and Solomon Benjamin,
a prosperous young merchant ot
this city, is announced. IT Is un-
derstood that the wedding is to-
occur before the summer wanes. :.
From the Journal-Democrat,
May. 1902. @
| o
Miss Betty Morrissette OF 1II
Paso spent the past week in the.e
city visiting friends. 2
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21

was served at long tables in the
orchard, the guests helping them
selves in cafeteria fashion. There
was mint sauce for the lamb,
mashed potatoes, green peas, chill
sauce strawberry ice cream, cake.
coffee and grape juice on the
menu.
After dinner those Of the guests
who felt equal to it staged a bur
lesuue baseball game. The Charlie
Wrlghts played the Ernie Garcias.
defeating them something like 5
to 2. Other field sports were en-
joyed during the afternoon. Mr..
Garcia made a speech of apprecia-
ton for the guests to which Nh.
Nipp responded. The host at the
barbecue will leave the last of the
month for San Francisco to at
tend the big Shriners' gathering
as representative of Ballut Abyad
temple.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21
UNIVERSITY CONCERT TO
BE GIVEN MAY 20.

The annual commencement con-
cert of the department Of music
Of the state university will be held
on the evening Of May 20 1T the
Presbyterian church. About thirty
members OF the department will
present a program of piano, pipe
organ, violin and vocal numbers.
The university chorus will sing.
The concert will be given under
the direction of Prof. John I.ukken
and Mrs ID. w. Faw Of the depart
ment of music.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21
MESDAMES KNIGHT AND
HANGER ENTERTAIN.

Mrs. Il. C. knight and Mrs. 3.
y. Hanger gave daintily appoint
ed afternoon bridge party on Tues
day afternoon when they enter
tanned twelve tables Of card play
ers and about dozen additional
tea guests. The affair was given
ht the home of Mrs. Hanger on
New York avenue. Sweet peas
were used In the decorations and
bs a motif in the hand-painted
tally cards. A two-course lunch
con was served after the game.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21
MANY ENTERTAINMENTS
EOR MISS GOULD.

Miss Alice Gould, whose mar
riage TO Howell Faw will take
placo next month. will be guest of
Honor at a party to be given by
Mrs. G. p. Ramsey and Miss Marie
Balling on saturday afternoon,
May 27. The affair, an afternoon
bridge, will be given at the home
OF Miss Balling.
- A number of the teachers of Miss
Gould's school gave a luncheon end
matinee party in her honor yestcr-
day afternoon. Luncheon was
served at the Alvarado hotel. Sew
aral other informal affairs have
been given in compliment to the
hride-elect.
Miss Viola Herkenhoff enter,
tained at bridge last Saturday aft
ernoon for the bride-elect. The
hostess was assisted by her moth
or. Mrs. j. G. Herkenhoff. her sis
ter, Mrs. w. j. Mcdonald. Miss
Eunice Herkenhom, Miss Niles
Strumquist and Miss Dolores Ben
iamin. Her guests were Misses
Alice Gould, Jeffie Short, Irene
Fee. Persis Bryce, Clyda Wilson,
Madeline Hardy. Dorothy Bow
man. Beatrice Hill. Dorothy Nc
Allister, Alexandria Naughey
Grace Winfrey, Julia Mcguire
Anna Mcguire, Hortense Switzer
%orinne Switzer. Eleanor Lynch
Alice Lewis, Maud Riordon, Ferr
Nichols, Lorena Burton, Helen Nc
Arthur. Margaret Lee, Mildred
Beatty. Pepita Espinosa, Ild1
Sganzini Marie Balling, Ruth
Tompkins, Irma Lix and Grace
stortz. and the Mesdames Antonio
!. Otero, D. w. Faw and Ralph
Gould.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21
THREE BRIDGE PARTIES
ARE ON CALENDAR.

Invitations are out for three big
afternoon bridge parties this week.
Mrs. Frank A. Stortz and Mrs.
fred Garfield will entertain Jointly
on Tuesday and Wednesday after
iioons at bridge series at the
home of Mrs. Stortz on Gold ave-
hue. Mrs. ]. M. Doolittle has also
Issued invitations for an afternoon
bridge n ther home on West I'll
feras avenue on Thursday after
noon.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21
OFFICIAL BOARD OF LEAGUE
OF WOMEN VOTERS MEETS

At a meeting of the official
board of the League of Women
Voters on Tuesday afternoon plans
were made to hold an organizing
rally in Alameda next Wednesday
evening. The meeting was held in
the office of the chairman of the
j, finance committee, Mrs. e. j.
Strong. The meeting at Alameda
will be the first of series of sim
liar meetings to organize auxili-
aries in other towns in Bernalillo
county. Vacancies in committees
were filled as follows:
| As chairman of the entertain
ment committee, Mrs. II. L. Rob-
inson was appointed. Mrs. o. A,
Corson was appointed chairman OF
the membership committee. The
rule Of naming one chairman re-
publican and one democratic OBJ
tained In these as well as in Sc
lecting all members Of the depart
ment heads and members of tho
executive board.
The membership committee
limited to Is members, was ap.
pointed in part, the other names
| W pe eliOStI ny IL quUEulfl VI III.
committee. The names are: Mrs
10. A. Corson, chairman; Mrs. II
L. Gales. vice chairman; Mrs. AL.
bert Gusdorf, Mrs Mamie Benja.
min, Mrs. Felix Baca, Mrs M. L.
Fox, Mrs. Madge Ortiz, Mrs. Jerr,
Haggard, Mrs. w. r. Walton, Mrs
Florence Poyas Johnston, Mrs
Tom Wilkerson. Mrs. y. G. Butler
Mrs. Emilda Chavez and Mrs. Free
Lee.
Mrs. a. Gusdorf and Mrs Madgl
Ortiz were named to arrange TO
meetings in organizing auxiliaries
Membership cards were ordere,
printed and preliminary routin
business dispatched. Mrs. Mix
Mandell presented the league witt
, a set of books for the treasurer.
Reports of the national conven
, tion of the league when delegate
! OF seven million members were Il
! session in Baltimore last month
, we're read from a number of Ney
. York, Washington and Baltimor
+. papers.
r The next meeting of the leagu
! here will be in the parlors of tn
: Chamber Of Commerce the evenin
lof May so at S O'Clock.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21
MISS SWITZER JOINS
THE JUNE BRIDES.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. SWltAer ndNS
announced the engagement of their
daughter Miss Hortense Switzer'
to Raymond C. Lenihan, formerly
of Louisville. Ky. The marriage
will take place here in June on
date not yet announced. The
couple will make their home in
Albuquerque.
Miss Switzer is an Albuquerque
girl, who has ondeared herself to
the city, both by her Jovial per-
sonality and her talent as a singer
She is always in great demand MS
n. vocalist at concerts and other
entertainments and has frequently
Starred as n musical comedy SINGER
in home talent productions. She
vas graduated from the Albuquer-
que high school and attended tho
state university. where she is a
member of Alpha Chi Omega So
rority.
Mr.. Lenihan has been a resident
df Albuquerque for the past six
wears and has become prominently
identified in business and club cir
cles. He was formerly with the
New York Life Insurance company
ait his home in Louisville and now
holds responsible position with
the National Life Insurance COM
many here. He is member of the
Elks club and the Country club.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21
BIG MASONIC BARBECUE
Ar NJpp'S RANCH.

When j. =. Nipp, popular
Shriner and rancher Of North
Fourth street attends an imperial
council meeting. that is the year
for one OF his famous barbecues.
Another was held at his ranch last
Sunday when 125 of his Masonic
Friends and their wives were enter
tained at barbecue dinner
Antony Paylantos, brother
Shriner, acted as chef-in-chief at
the barbecue. roasting the lambs
In quite the proper style. Dinner
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21

w YIIAT did we te,, you! Our
w Sa'f sS9 55sd i p7s'' #ssa { 6 ss%;, sSSa {, g
engagements. Miss HOT
tense Switzer is in our spot-hghs
today and we still have two aheao'
And, furthermore, we're still hope
full, It's going to be a Very' very
busy June, for everybody,
And weddings, say it with snow
ers! Numerous are the pre- e-nuptial
affairs for the several brides-elect
of the city. A double ceremony
was performed for the Morelli Sis
,ers last week, and announcement
has come of the marriage in New
York OF Major Namm, who was
we'll known during his residence
here last winter.
Among the younger set, annuai
spring recitals Of music studios
and the early commencement
events at the several schools of
the city loom large on the social
calendar. The high school affair
Friday was one Of the biggest
events of the week. The number
OF formal bridge parties and din
ners continues with the vim of the
mid winter season.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21
TREBLE CLEF CLUB GIVES
MITSICAL PROGRAM

The Treble Clef club, n new mu-
sical aggregation, Is doing a good
work in its concerts, for children
and shut-ins at the sanatoria. The
club, assisted by Mrs. Roy Graham
and Mr.. Kennedy, entertained the
children of st. Anthony's orphan
age with an evening Of song and
story on Friday. 1t expects to
give a concert at the Presbyterian
sanatorium on Monday evening. A
colored toy balloon was given to
each OF the orphanage boys at the
concert through the generosity OF
the manager Of Woolworth's store.
The children's program follows:
La Serenata," (Tosti).
"Mr. Mocking Bird'-The club
Group OF Children's Songs-Mrs.
Van Devanter.
story Bobby Shafto" -- Mrs
Graham.
AT Dawning' (cadman).
MY Lady Ohio" (Clough Leigh
tonD--The Club.
Nursery Rhymes in Music--Mrs
Van Devanter, Mrs. Ellis and Mrs
Carey.
Solo-Mr. Kennedy.
Story, "The Two Bears''--Mrs
Graham.
PRAYER Perfect" (stanson) -
The Club.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21
CLUB NOTES OF THE WEEK
NJ


The Jap club spent the time Mt
their meeting Monday making n
camp poster.
The C. U. P. club had a very
gay meeting Tuesday evening.
They spent an hour and a half
practicing club songs.
The B Square club met with Mrs.
Wheeler on Wednesday and Thurs
day to sew for the Russian chill
dren.
The Thursday afternoon story
hour club met in the Y. w. C. A.
garden from until 5 O'clock.
After half an hour of stories the
children played the stories that
had been told.
The Saturday morning story
hour for children under school age
was well attended and an interest :
ing affair.
The Adelante, C. U. P. Tri s, and
University clubs will hold their an
nual banquet Tuesday evening
May %, at the Y. w. G. A. Mrs
| Moore and Julia johnson ore in
charge OF the program ana Persis
Bryce and Sue Normant the deco
rating.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21
DOUBLE WEDDING TAKES
pIlACE THURSDAY.

A double marriage ceremony
for the two daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Morelli took place early
Thursday morning at the church
of the Immaculate Conception
when Miss Lillian Morelli became
the bride of Guy +. Gailand of Los
Angeles, and Miss Mary Morelli
was made the wife of Arthur O..
Bachechi of this city.
The brides were similarly gown
ed in ivory satin, carried shower
bouquets OF brides roses, and wore
wells caught with orange blossoms.
They were attended by two sisters.
Adele and Annie, who wore coll
ored organdie froclSs and hats to
match. Amelio Dinelli, in O. page
suit, was ring bearer, and Gladys
and Cena Morelli were flower
girls. Mr.. Gailand was attended
by Joseph Morelli and Mr.. Bache-
chi by his brother, Victor Bache.
chi. Miss Lillian was given away
by her father. A. NJ. Morelii, and
Miss Mary by her brother, Law
renee Morelll.
Both OF the brides are well
known here where they were born
and brought up. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gailand will make their home a,
1902 Arizona avenue, Santa Mon.
ica, Calf, where Mr.. Gailand is
connected with the Los Angeles
Bank OF Italy. Mr.. and Mrs. Ba-
chechi will be at home after July
first on South Arno street here
Mr., Bachechi is one Of the success.
full young business men Of the city
being associated with his father In
a number Of local enterprises.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-21

o All items for the Sunday
o society section must be in the
o Journal office by Saturday
. noon at the latest. Reporters
9 are urged to call the Journal
D as early in the week as possi-
8 BILE after the event occurs.
. The society editor may be
. reached at telephone No, lS.
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U. N. NJ. SOCIETY

The Phi Mu Tuesday afternoon
"cozies' which are, as informal as
their name indicates, are becoming
form of chapter entertainment
as well as a fraternity girl gather
ing. The faculty members were
asked in at ''cozy hour" last Tues
day for a cup of tea and informal
conversation. A "cozy" for students
was held recently.
The Alpha Delta Pi sorority held
a banquet at the Alvarado hotel
| on Monday evening to honor their
national inspector. Miss Irma
Tapp. The active, alumae and
pledged members and four patron
r. w. Ellis, Mrs. Charles Carey
and Mrs. Thomas Hughes, were
present. The table was decorated
in carnations and sweet peas and
streamers of the sorority color of
blue and white. Miss Irene Wick
lund acted as toastmistress, calling
| on Miss Ruth Morgan, Miss Mar
garet Easterday, Miss Isabel Por-
ter, Miss Maud Nelson and Mrs.
Carey for responses. Miss Tapp
was entertained at dinner at the
home of Miss Margaret Easterday
| on Tuesday evening. The pledges
OF the chapter served.
Friday was Mortar Board day at
the university. Junior girls elect
ed to membership in the honorary
society appeared on the campus
and attended assembly in white
dresses and their mortar board
hats. The pledges are Lorenl
Burton, Dora Russell, Gwendolyn
Grigsby and Helen Nelson. In the
| evening banquet was held at the
Alvarado hotel in honor Of the new
/. members who were chosen 70.
their good scholarship and theiI
interest In student activities. The