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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
5
A practical home economics demonstration led by Mrs. C W Potter at 3 PM at 1523 East New York Avenue includes a candy recipe exchange and honors guests Mrs. Walter E Simpson and Miss Ina Roy from the university department.
A colorful Saturday evening party honored Miss Lols wch c on 412 North Twelfth with pink and lavender decor. Guests included An Coons Leigh Frances Clayton cas Johnson and many others. a wedding notice for Christine Augusta Johnson and Dr. Lincoln Hemmings was announced with future residence in Bernalillo.
The Eastern Star chapter held a Saturday bazar and chicken supper event described as a very social and successful affair. A high turnout produced an unusually large number of attractive bids, reflecting broad community support for the fundraiser.
The Alpha Chi Omega monthly open meeting was held Monday night with Miss Juillet Pletecher as hostess. A buffet supper preceded a business session attended by active members alumnae and pledges.
Tom Talle and Mrs. Talle returned Sunday from a ten day Las Vegas trip and were unexpectedly called to Pasadena California due to the illness of his father who recently fell and broke his hip.
Members of the Sixty Dancing club will entertain with a formal Christmas dance at the Franciscan hotel Tuesday evening. Mrs J J De Praein is in charge of arrangements.
Dr and Mrs H W Goelitz hosted the Four Table bridge club Saturday evening at 800 South Broadway. After the game dainty refreshments were served. Members include Mr and Mrs J M Doolittle Mr and Mrs William Bryce Mr and Mrs T W Telfer Mr and Mrs George D Ruoff Mr and Mrs Don J Rankin Mr and Mrs William Towers Mr and Mrs A H Wilde and Dr and Mrs H W Goelitz.
A C U P member plans to entertain Y W C A University members Tuesday evening in Y W C A recreation rooms. Supper is served at 6 15 followed by a program.
Mrs. W. DBD Cornell of Gallup New Mexico and Mrs. H. C. Cornell of Chicago visit Albuquerque at the home of Mrs. K. A. Pinney 703 West Silver. Mrs. Cornell is sister of Mrs. Thomas Talle of this city.
Members of the local P E O chapter meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs George Mitchells 1012 West Central. Mrs E B Garcia presents a paper on The Life and Works of Edgar Allan Poe with roll call by current events. All visiting P E O members in the city are invited.
A. C. Vierheller has returned from a six week stay in California where he had been visiting.
A meeting of the Royal Neighbors society will be held Tuesday at 2 30 PM at the I O O F hall to elect officers for the coming year. All members are urged to attend.
Mrs George FE Dillman entertained the members of the One Table Duplicate bridge club on Monday afternoon at her home 1523 East New York avenue.
Rehearsal for Loved and Lost a comedy drama by La Bohemian club under Woman's Club auspices will be at Starwood Girls' School tonight with Mrs. E E Wolt directing. Cast includes Edna Lipper Desmead Davis and Charlies Rice from local and university stages.
The Atrisco parent teacher association will present a Thursday evening program at the schoolhouse. Mrs Marecaret Woodworth and Superintendent A Montoya will speak. The county teachers orchestra and glee club will perform with several musical numbers including Spanish pieces. Dramatics and readings will finish the program.
Grocers advertise lower prices on navel oranges and Jonathan apples. Consumers urged to ask their grocer for current deals.
Tingland ends its embargo on foreign loans and signals a shift to compete with America in European finance dynamics. The move expands Tingland’s access to international credit and could influence regional economic alignment and investment flows.
A little Christmas air pilot from Santa’s workshop flies through a wintry scene and meets Santa Claus. The pilot carries a warm, joyful message from Santa to children everywhere, promising arrival and love this Christmas season.
Film notes reveal Douglas Fairbanks starlets tears scene achieved by director Victor Fleming who berated Kathleen Clifford to trigger real sobs for a pivotal moment in When Clouds Roll By at the Ideal Theatre this week.
Margaret McNaughten a beautiful Scotch girl pursues motion picture stardom in Hollywood. She meets Carol Carpenter and Ruth De Long and falls for Martin Thornton who intrudes on her career. Vern Atwell’s schemes threaten her part and she confesses her love after a painful farewell. Mary Carrol Daisy Darling Kemp Golden and the studio frame the emotional and professional stakes as Margaret battles conscience and ambition.
Martin visits Margaret at the elrls' bungalow before his departure. Daisy is out and Mary leaves them alone. They discuss trivial matters then Martin shares a demanding new job, hoping for a promotion, and expresses a wish to work for Margaret. He seeks reassurance before he leaves.
The Neblett Trio led by Leona Neblett with Raymond MacFeeters and James Murray will give programs Wednesday in the Albuquerque High School auditorium at 10 am and the Indian School auditorium at 2 pm. They will present selections from their west coast repertoire including Yohe sample pieces and works by Wieniawski Grieg Liszt and Kreisler with a focus on pieces appealing to younger audiences.
Sixty one new members joined Albuquerque Boy Scouts in November, adding two new troops and boosting numbers in existing units. Estancia formed a troop of eleven, with names sent to national headquarters for registration, as overall Scouting progress reported by P V Thorson.
A patrol unit will oversee scoutmasters training after the holidays. A troop at North Fourth Street school and another at Atriscd school will be organized this week. Portland, Oregon, is noted for having the first policewoman.
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