Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-25
Among the Buds

With the exception OF the Sellers
DrumNnuptials the only real thrills of
the week We're among the young set.
Talk about your exclusive cliquey sets!
There is not another in town to COM
pare with "our set" as they fondly
call 1t. The qualifications for adj
mission within the sacred precincts
are vague, elusive, but certain and
while the older sets are noticed oc-
casionally broadening their circle the
same car not be said of that clique
which represents the future social and
business prominence of the city.
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The everlasting set in ~gladdest at
tire and spirits held forth at Lester
fields, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Ilfeld, Saturday evening, but the real
| excitement of Christmas and holidays
is to prevail this week. Tomorrow
Night they are going over to the
| Amado Chaves home as the guests
of Kathryn Chaves at a brilliant
Christmas dance, which is to be sea-
sonable in decorations and refresh
, ments.
The list OF invited include Misses
Dorothy McMllen, Alma Baldridge, Sa-
lone Stateson, Laura Cartwright,
Lena FERGUSON, Agnes Childers, Jean
Arnot, Elsie Kempenich, Aline Stern,
florence &lulfCL0l0f AR&RNtS0
dale. Edith Clarke, Annie Newhall,
Rebecca Homer. Myrl and Helen
Hone: Messrs. J. Allen, Harold Hill,
Leslie Schutt, Leslie Briggs, Joe wal
ton. VIII Arnot, Alfred K~empenich,
Willard Stricken, Lester Ilfeld, FAR
rell, George Walker, VIII McClurken
Fred Luthy. Gordon Gass, Ropert
Koch. Morton Seligman. The last
named Is a young scion of a promi-
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the Christmas holidays at the Amauo
Chaves home.
Another charming party for young
neonle is to be given TUESDAY eve
ming by Mrs. A. b. McGaffey at their
beautiful west end home for her son'
Herbert, who arrived from laurence
Vile. n. j., where he is attending a
n~renaratory school for Yale. Young
70 two Years and will spend the holl-
dasv with his relatives, renewing ola
friendship. The dancing party Is
10 he quite elaborate in
ments and detail and Will rank as "a
social event of some Importance. Ihe
invited are: Misses Annette VEN
man. Dorothy McMillen, Alma bal
bridge. Salome Stateson. Aline stern
Ruth Ilfeld, Elsie Kempenlch, LEA"
ATnnt. kHlntIllC SnoNeSf
ders. Florence Grunsteld, LaIra
Rebecca Borradalle, IN,
zabeth Simms, Lena Ferguson, MYTH
and Helen Hope. oslia
Nessrs. Willard Strickler. Leslie
schIItt. Arthur Yanow, Edward yrs
arri George Walker, Will Arnot. cor
don Gass. Frank Spitz, Clyde ROSS, :.
Allen Harold Hill, Lester llteld. Leslie
Brioes. James Trainer, VIII McCiu,
ton Fred Luthy, A. kempenlcn
n Koch, Bob Hopewell, Miilaiu
uonewell and Jack Mclaughlin
chief among the ante-Chrlstnla
vents Of the Younger set Is n udhe-
no marty to be given at the deorse
Arnot home next Friday evening" "
nt,ss lean Arnot, VIII Arnot II
NvrI and Helen Hope. All IN an w
ho,idav season among the buds
their swans is TO he exceedingly gay
Tbe gaveties of the past ana CON-
inc week seems concentrated IN thae
circle as the really grown-ups ar
waiting until after the holidays anu
ar enioving the lull in social ne
,rhere are hundreds of exqu'slteiy aP-
nointed dinners given throughout tne
r,tv todav. but they all honey ine
mate affairs, and meant loi
-iaring publicity. So We c~onsiuei
sfeiv draw the curtain ana "bide al
wee"