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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
5
Members of the Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church will meet Thursday at 2 30 in the church parlor for their regular session. The business portion includes the annual election of officers followed by a social hour.
Vern Erickson, traveling head of the Palmer school of tic, visited Albuquerque and was a dinner guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. Weoolten at 324 North Third Street during a short stop.
Mrs. Quincy of 415 South Walter hosts a social at the country club this afternoon honoring Mrs. James of Silver City before her move to a future home. Mrs. Ad recently arrived in Albuquerque from Flagstaff to join the gathering with light luncheon treats and sweets planned for the close.
A listing of local residents includes Mrs. James A. Scott, Mrs. J. A. Adams, Mrs. E. A. French, Mrs. Albert Morris, Mrs. H. B. Herms, Mrs. M. Olson, Mrs. C. B. McCown, Dorothy French and Master Henry Adama.
Mrs. C. C. Bernstein of Denver arrives in Albuquerque for a several week stay at the home of her brother, Dr. W. K. Woolston.
Over two hundred attendees gathered Wednesday evening for a benefit card party hosted by the Rebekah entertainment committee. The program featured the Anderson quintet with Mrs. W C Anderson and others, followed by readings from Mrs. Helen Shartzer and Miss Grace Ghoulson. The event included cards, dancing, and late night refreshments.
Announcement from a Santa Fe tea reveals the engagement of Mira Resina Bergere Smith, daughter of A. M. Bergere, to Dr. Robert Brown both of Santa Fe. The wedding is planned for the first half of the year with multiple prenuptial events already in the works.
Major and Mrs Horace Villars, guests of Mrs Villar's mother at the Franciscan for three weeks, have left for St McDowell. Major Villars has been appointed chief surgeon there.
Announcement lists the marriage between Mies Miepans Kager Cunsedy and John Waller McClaren, a former New Mexico resident, noting state interest in the union. The notice frames the union as a formal society event within the local community.
Margaret and Daisy abandon Hollywood hopes for steady work with Mary in a new sewing business. They expand client base, fix up a sitting room, and keep cash in the bank. Mary, recovering from injury, manages finances and typescripts, proud of her friends finding a sane outlet and independence. Tomorrow: Martin Thornton to return to Hollywood.
United States Navy officer Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. McClaren are announced to be at home following a recent event in New York City. The couple will reside at 2701 Macomb Street in Washington D C after December 16.
Members of the Lucky Thirteen club were entertained by Mrs. J. H. legue at home 800 West Gold Bridge on Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon featured Lecky Thirteen clemepts and a two course luncheon served after games.
Mrs BE l Mitchell hosted a Wednesday bridge party in honor of Mrs lat tick Conway visiting her daughter Mrs William White for the winter. The event featured afternoon bridge and a two course luncheon with red and decorative tableSettings.
The reader lists a breakfast plan with milk cocoa or cinnamon rolls followed by lunch or dinner items including mock chicken with brown gravy celery mashed potatoes cranberry sauce tomato salad and a dessert of improved pumpkin pie or brown Betty. Supper features macaroni cutlets fruit salad and chocolate cookies.
Step by step culinary notes describe shaping a chicken loaf with bread crumbs pecans onion celery and tracker crumbs baked for forty minutes. A brown gravy uses flour milk and eggs while molded tomato salad uses gelatin tomato onion celery and lemon juice. Cranberry sauce and Brown Betty dessert are outlined with apples sugar bread crumbs and raisins. Macaroni cutlets form from macaroni white sauce nut meats and fried crusts. Instructions end with carving guidance for pheasant parts and serving.
A sewing tip suggests saving fabric by first buying the pattern and testing material length. Paste strips of old newspapers to form a test width, lay the pattern on it, and determine exact fabric needs, often less than the pattern calls for.
The passage contrasts the breast wings and merry thought with the claim that the leg offers superior flavor, as described by epicureans who favor the leg.
On a complaint by truancy officer Thomas Morrin Justice Ritt summoned Rafael Espinosa and his wife at 524 North Broadway on a charge of failing to send their daughter to school. He warned that the girl must be returned to school promptly and that jail could result if she remained absent.
The court heard a case involving a family in the First Ward school area. The judge assessed the costs against the parents who claimed the girl stayed home to help with washings. Testimony indicated the father is employed, a brother works, and two brothers are unemployed.
A brief trade notice announces lower prices on navel oranges and Jonathan apples at local grocers. The ad invites shoppers to compare savings and asks customers to consult their grocer for current deals.
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