Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28

nights, too, for that matter,
The moon on its once a month jag
has looked down benignly ON two
lawn parties and being in that state
OF passing happiness. no doubt
winked at the stars at sight of the
delicious frlvolity of youth.
Monday evening the Misses Bea-
trlce and Ruth Ilfeld gave a lawn
fete on the beautiful grounds of the
Louis Ilfeld home on West Copper
avenue. japanese lanterns were hung
from the trees and over the verandas,
lighting "a pretty scene of youth u
gayety. The personnel of the really
joyous affair included Misses Helen
Hope, Mvrl Hope, Beatrice Tascher,
Lora Cartwright, Lena Ferguson,
Kathryn Chavez, Alma Baldridge, Sa-
lone Stateson. Dorothy MeMillen, Ell
sic Kempenich, Aline Stern, Messrs.
Leslie Schutt, Lester Cooper, william
McClurken, Frank Otto. Frank Hub
bell. Frederick Luthy, Gordon Gass,
CLYDE Ross. Edgar Jaffa. George
Walker, Joe Walton and Leslie Briggs.
The other open an party happened
at the Cartwright's suburban home in
Old Albuquerque, Tuesday evening
when Miss Lora Cartwright enter
ldAutu II NOubStl ~ - "
was assisted by Miss Cartwright, Miss
Sara Hall, and Misses Clara and Viola
Butcher. The lawn was transformed
into q japanese garden with an array
Of lanterns and "cozy corner" seats
dispersed among the natural g%reenery.
BY the light Of the moon and the sort
glow of the sWaying lanterns the fol-
lowing coming debutantes and politi-
clans were discovered: Misses Bea-
| tricc Ilfeld, Ruth Ilfeld, Aline Stern,
Helen Hope. Myrl Hope, Beatrice
Tascher, Elsie Kempenich, Lena Fer
| gusson, Katherine Chavez. Salome
I'Stateson, Alma Baldridge, Dorothy
McMillen. Frances Myers. Rebecca
Rorradaile. Pearl Corson, Marie Mann,
Messrs. Edgar Jaffa, George Walker,
Ralph Rose, Lester Cooper, Leslie
Schutt, Clyde Ross. william McClur-
ken. Joe Walton, Leslie Briggs, Cor
don Gass. Chester Lee, stanley Cor
son, Frank Otto, Paul Otto.
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Miss Elsie Kempenich was hostess
Thursday evening at a dancing party
Hin the Woman's club rooms. The af-
fair was in honor of Miss Beatrice
Tascler Of Chicago who is the guest
OF the Misses Hope and Of Miss Bea-
trice Ilfeld, who will attend school
for the coming term at Bradford,
Mass. A ~profusion OF golden rod and
tamarack made especially attractive
the artistic interior Of the club. Hot
house flowers were used in the Cup
per room and a daintily appointed
supper served during the intermisslons
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Kernpenich chape7
roned' the young crowd WHIP danced.
iaway several happy hours. Those tn
.tited were, Misses Beatrice Tascher, !,
Beatrice Iifeld, Ruth Ilfeld, Helen
Hope, MyrI Hope, Kathryn Chavez
Alma Baldridge. Dorothy McMillen.
Laura Cartwright, Lent FERGUSON,
'Alinc stern, Salome Stateson. MessTs.
Edgar Jaffa. Frank Hubbell, Ralph
Rose, George walker, Lester Cooper,
Leslie Schutt. Leslie Briggs, Freder-
TEX Luthy. Gordan Gass, Frank otto.
William McClurken. Clyde Ross, Joe
Walton. Arthur Yanow, Edward Urls
ARR. Junior O'Reilly. Alfred Kempep-
ich. David Rosenwald and Frank
Spitz.
The place of amusement II the
set" were the same at the final So
cial diversion of the week which hap
pepeed last evening. Miss Rebecca
Borrsdaile vas the hostess n hef
dancing party proved one of the most
enjoyable of the several events, and
though last, not least in any of
the word. The guests we're: Misses
Lena Ferguson, Helen Hope, Myrl
Hope, Beatrice Ilfeld. Ruth Ilfeld,
Beatrice Tascher, Beatrice ArmiJo.
Aline stern. Elsie Kempenich, Dor
othy McMillen, Kathryn Chavez. Alma
Beldridge. Margaret Cartwright, Lora
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con, Marie Mann, Salome Stateson,
Bernice Hesselden, Virginia Carr.
Messrs. Frank Otto. william McClur-
ken. Frank Hubbcll, Stanley Corson,
Joe Walton. Louis Hesselden. Ramon
Hubbcll. Edward Yrisarri, Arthur va
now, David Rosenwald. Telhan Nc
Cleilan. Leslie Schutt, Lester Cooper,
George Walker Edgar Jaffa. Leslie
Briggs, Clyde Ross. Frank Spitz, Cor
dan Gass, Frederick Luthy, Paul
Dicckman, Fred Reed and Chester
Lee.
Misses Clara and Viola Butcher en-
tertained informally Wednesday after
noon in honor OF their sister. Mrs.
Frank Quinn. who will leave in the
course of a few days for Anadarko,
Okla. Cards were followed. BY cro-
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out on the pretty grounds. for which
the Butcher home IS well known. The
guests OF the delightful afternoon were
Miss Fanny Pratt, Miss Charlotte
Pratt. Miss sara Hall. Miss Margaret
Cartwright. Mrs. GeOrge Pink.
Jumbo the famous-nOt elephant
but vehicle, went the rounds Mon
ay night. The Christian Endeavor So
clety Of The Congregational church
rode out to the Industrial school,
where an evening vas spent in games,
music and incidental good things to
cat. Mrs. Charles Frank played h
c~haperonial part and the c~haperoned
included Misses Batter, Flossie Baier'
HaIiy Kings. Isabelle Fox. Florence
Fox. Ella Braston. Irene Boldt. edna
Lutz, Lucy Heinz. Viola skinner.
Messrs Harold Moore. James skinner
Ray Bailey. Houis. Herman snyder.
John sails and Joe Head.
ar. and Mrs. J. II Mitchell OF North
Twelfth street celebrated their first
wedding anniversary Thursday even
in. Il was a jolly informality. partak-
ing OF the JOY of a matrimonial sue
cess and inclusive Of games and sup
per. The participants were Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene with. MI. and Mrs. Guy
stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ Hart, Mt.
and Mr. Steve Railing Mr.. and Mrs.