04 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1910
Page
1
A vignette on tact and charm contrasts bewitching looks with inner wit as young women navigate social expectations. A witty exchange about worry and beauty, a gown mishap at a ball, and playful banter about navy mantels hint at how tact and conversation drive social success.
A garbled, fragmentary exchange hints at scandal and gossip around matrimony alimony and a predicted ruin. The overheard snippets mention papers in Los Angeles a public figure and questions about truth and homecoming amid a breathless week of whispers.
Notice requests all society department items to be submitted by noon on Saturday. The deadline emphasizes timely contributions for the upcoming society page. Readers are advised to entrust submissions to the society desk before the stated time.
Fragmented social notes reflect a chatty week in society. The column lists remarks like its a pity and surprising thoughts, with residents offering opinions and noncommittal stances as events unfold.
The Alpha Alpha Alpha Fraternity held a lively college dance in the Ellce ballroom with red and black decorations, Fuhrmeyer-Cayvanaugh music, and a crowd of belles enjoying the evening. Attendees included a lengthy roll of members and hosts, with punch served and festive, homey atmosphere marking a standout social event.
Mrs Simon Stern hosted a large tea for Mrs Leon H K Stern drawing many guests. The event showcased Albuquerque society, with a bevy of young women assisting and numerous hosts and hostesses in attendance, marking a premier social occasion of the season.
A lively informal dance honored Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bren at the Elks lodge rooms in Albuquerque. Attendees praised the Brens for organizing the annual show and the event drew many Elks and guests amid music and appreciation. The Sun to Fo notes report a Santa Fe production success with Vivette actress Mrs. Colbert and George Rankin engaging audiences. Ernest Landolfi traveled to Santa Fe to view the Innside tones performance.
The Monday Afternoon Club, a card games focused group, met in a solemn yet jolly session on the first day of the week. Mrs Rogers will host at her new North Fourth Street home tomorrow, with a dainty bite among the party as guests are invited.
Mrs Bert German plus Mr and Mrs Keith hosted the teenager Edea Carter from Chicago for a social week. Gifts and games followed by a supper marked the event. Red carnations and flamboyant decor complemented the lively gathering with a list of local guests.
Mrs C E Lowter hosted a fancy five hundred card party on Wednesday at her Highlands residence 119 South High Street. Nine tables played progressive five hundred. final score crowned Mrs J F Lu winner of a Japanese tea tray prize amid elaborate ivy and rose decorations.
A Saturday afternoon event hosted by Mrs T Cann featured five hundred as the amusements. Miss Jo Campfield won the first prize, a hat pin holder, while Eugenia Kelepher took the consolation. A luncheon with carnations and greenery followed, with seating for several guests including Hagel Knight, Margaret Keleher, Eugenia Keleher, Jo Campfield, Julia Pickard, Florence Pickard, and the hostess.
The First Friday business session of the Woman's club yielded no literature or music. A Tuesday music study class featured papers on Saint Saëns by Miss Caroline Strong and Massenet by Miss William Hesselden, with French operas from Victrola, led by Mrs Wincheater.
Miss Dee Hostess Miss Rose Dee was one of the delightful hostesses of the week entertaining informally at her home Saturday afternoon. The guests included Mrs. Francis Wood Mrs. W. H. Mattoon Mrs. Recknagel Mrs. Bittner Mrs. Lowther Mrs. Venable Miss Nancy Hewitt Miss Blanche Perkins Miss Koherteon and Miss Reynolds.
The Tuesday Titerary club met at Mrs. A Prost’s home last week for a literary and social program led by Mrs. Walker. Contemporary history by Mrs. Newtomer and a talk on The Reformation in Germany by Mrs. McMillen highlighted the session.
Personal mentions include J J Jouffy leaving for Washington to spend the holidays with humor and intrigue about a future Benedict. Mr Buffy pleads guilty as plans unfold around New Year in Albuquerque. A Melver arrives from Washington to relieve Duffy in the Agricultural Department. Mrs Fyane’s departure for California is noted amid wedding invitations from the Vaughn and Keller families for Kathryn and Allan Keller. Florence Siewen visits Belen. Miss Lole Brookfield to wed Dr George Steven of Omaha.
The article details a wedding at the bride’s parents home in Brookfield with Mrs Stevens linked to local residents. It notes Dr J T Richie leaving for Trinidad to open offices, his wife admired locally, and Mr and Mrs George T L Brooks returning from a eastern trip. It mentions Mrs Forbes of Portage Wisconsin visiting W R Forbes family and Mrs Harry Lee hosting a refined dinner for Mrs Alfred Grunsfeld.
Local society records show extended travels abroad. Among arrivals and returns are Mr. and Mrs. A Rosenwald and daughter Jettie returning to the city after years away in Dens. Harolds Moore shift to Santa Fe after their wedding, while Dr. and Mrs. W G Shadrack with Miss E Smith visited town. Other movements include Mrs Whitfield wintering in the city at Casa de Oro and Harris of Clinton touring the west with Mr Zheiver in town.
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