Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-07

Mics n Borders entertained
n number of friends yesterday after
moor at her home. sos West Gold
avenue. The party, while delightfully."-
informal. was one of the prettiest and
most ENJOYABLE affairs OF the week.
The Borders home was beautifully
decorated in honor of the occasion,
mink and white chrysanthemurns and
mink and White streamers forming the
color scheme. Five hundred was one
Of the features of the afternoons en-
tertainment. The first prize, a hand
some hand-painted whipped cream
howl, was won by Miss LEILA Armijo.
Miss Lucy Edie won the consolation,
n pretty hand-painted vase. Music,
refreshments and other varitieS OF en-
tertainment furnished a very enjoya-
Bile afternoon for those who were
nresent, among whom were: Mrs. DR.
Bronson, Mrs. Ward Anderson, Misses
Bessie Baldridge, Eugenia Keleher,
Margaret Keleher, Mollie Kelly,
Josephine Campfield, Eloisa Yrissari,
Alberta Stateson, Leila Armijo, Elsie
Sacket, Lillian Hesselden, Elsie
MYERS, Daisy Huntzinger, Carrie Nc
Clurken, Eunice Mcclellan, Grace
Borradaile, Gladys Mclaughlin, Edith
Walker, Gertrude Walker, Lucy Edie.
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Mrs. f. Russell Edgar and Miss
Brent gave the third of a series of af-
ternoon card parties on Thursday, at
the home of the former, us South
Third street. The guests We're asked
TO meet Miss Suzanne Edgar, of
Bonneville, Mo, after which five hun-
bred was the afternoons pastime.
The fortunate prize winner was Mrs.
r.. B. Booth, who received a huge
bouquet of mammoth chrysanthe-
NUNS. Among those present We're:
Mrs. n. Y. Maynard, Mrs. b.. II.
Briggs, Mrs. e. b. Booth, Mrs. u. II.
earns, Mrs. S. L. Newcomer, Mrs. j.
+. Luthy, Mrs. A. E.. Walker, Mrs. II.
Strong, Mrs. f. Myers, Mrs. w. r.
Forbes, Mrs. Frank Alderman, Mrs.
A. S. Bronson, Mrs. Frank Tull. Mrs.
r. i. Hust, Mrs. l. O.. Davis, Mrs.
Fred Garfield. Mrs. A.. r. Frost, Mrs.
Alfred Goodrich, Mrs. Frank Stortz,
and Mrs. c. II. Conner.
Mrs. c. II. Conner was n charming
hostess Friday, when She entertained
twelve guests at luncheon, in her
beautiful new home at 40 North
Twelfth street. The table decorations
were carnations and smilaX. Those
p%artaking of Mrs. Corners hospi-
tality were: Mrs. c.. e. Hodgin. Mrs.
w. Menaul, Mrs. n. Il. Stevens, Mrs.
w. j. Marsh, Mrs. w. r. Forbes, Mrs.
A Borders. Mrs. M. S. Angel, Mrs. A.
c. Shupe, Mrs. Fred Garfield, Mrs. L.
j, Rummell, and Mrs. A. M. Bailey.
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Mrs. J. S. yesterday, Fourth street
and Marquette avenue, entertained
informally at a tea on Wednesday af-
ternoon complimentary to her sister,
Miss Lois Brookfield. who left the
following day for her home IN Omaha,
Neb. Mrs. w. H. Barney n Miss
Bessie Baldrldge poured tea, assisted
by Miss Helen Hope and Miss Helen
Ward.
Invitations are being issued by
Mrs. Arno Huning, of Castle Huning,
for a tea to be given on Thursday af-
ternoon, November 18th, in honor OF
Miss Lisa Deickmann, whose marri-
age to Mr.. Thomas Danahy will axe
Mace on December l.. The tea VIII
be held at the castle and the hours
will be from 3 until 6.
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Miss Bessie Carter Entertained a
few friends at her home, S51 North
Eighth street, on Friday evening.
Light refreSnmentS were SerNeu anu
a fine musical program was rendered.
Those present were Misses Miriam
and Bernice Phillips, and Messrs Roy
McCallum, Ernest Price and Gussie
Staehlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mckee enter
tanned a large number of friends
Thursday evening, at their home, S0s
West Tijeras. The affair was given
in honor of the host and hostess
twentieth wedding anniversary.
Miss Virginia Carr entertained a
of her friends at an informal
lunch yesterday, at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Carr, 6oO
North Fourth street.
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Miss Ethel Saint entertained az a
jolly Halloween party Monday night,
at her home, 214 North Ninth street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Schneider
announce the engagement OF thelr