Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-13
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INFORMAL TEA.
Mrs. Ross Merritt and Mrs. G.. s.
McLandress we're hostesses yesterday
at an informal tea at the home of the
latter, the hours being from 3 to 6.
Assisting the hostesses were Mrs. @.
a. Matson. Mrs. Roy Mcdonald and
Mrs John Lee Clarke. Mrs. Fred
,erick Winn rendered beautiful vocal
selections. being accompanied on the
violin by Miss Lorna Lester. The
rooms were artisteally decorated with
growing plants and cut flowers.
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To MISS LESTER.
Miss Florence Weller entertained at
cards Monday evening in honor of
Miss Lorna Lester After refresh
ments dancing was the order of the
evening.
Besides Miss Lester those present
were Miss Cleora Lightbourn. Miss
Lillian kempenieh. Miss Florence
Weller. Mr.. Amado Chaves, Jr.. Mr.
Charles Heyn, Mr., Herbert Grunsfeld
and Mr. George Pratt.
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What Kind of a husband will
he make?"
"one that is perfectly safe for
woman. 10 drive"
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TO THE MISSES ILtEID.
The vacation of Miss Ruth and Miss
! Beatrice HELD, who win leave tomor-
row for the east to continue their
studies at Wellesley, has been almost
one incessanl round OF entertainment
and galety. and IL was fitting that
their last week In the old home town
should he in keeping with the other
weeks that have gone before.
ON Sunday Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld was
hostess ut dinner at the Aivarado In
honor Of the Misses Tlfeld. on Mon
day Mrs Samuel Neustadt gave dim
ner for them and on Tuesday after
noon they were the guests OF Miss Re-
gina Rosenwald at an informal sew
Ing bee.
The popularity of these charming
girls is most marked. and 1t is with
genuine regret that society contem-
plates their prolonged absence from
the city.
Cupid never grows any older"
cried the romantic spinster
for him he doesn't" replied the
crustv old bachelor. Consider
ing his lack Of attire. he'd prob
ably get pinched II he should
grow much older"
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NH. kIELEHER ENTERTAINED.
The Sigma Tau frat house on the
hill was the scene Friday night of a
delightful fraternity dinner IN honor of
Mr.. w. A. keleher, who leaves today
for the east 20 resume his Law studies
at Washington and Lee university, the
affair being made the occasion of
Inducing the guest OF honor 'nto hon
orary membership in the fraternity.
Mr. keleher's popularity with the
members Of Sigma Tau was shown to
be not Il whit less than with. an others
who know and love him, and was at
tested By the marked attention paid
60 him ON this decision. The spread
brought forth feast OF oratory In the
responses 10 the toasts which were
as clever as they were spontaneous.
The toast list was as foilaws.
THE spirit Of Sigma Tau" Within
Higgins.
''rhe Opening Year. Fred calkins. /,
"A Retrospect Robert scwcn
sigma Chi w A. Kelcher,
Good OF the Order" p. 4. Lane.
"n'ye ken Mac fell in the rlfar
on his way hame last nicht2"
You don't mean TO say he was
drowned"
Not drowned. mon. but badly
diluted. London opinion.
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STAR SptNGl4lD BANNER.
As has been more or less frequ sntly
observed IN the columns Of the press,
today Is the anniversary of the WIRING 1
que, not to be ontdone. has prepared /
to celebrate the event In a manner ee-
fitting the Importance o. the oesa +
sion.
A special musical program at the |,
Congregational church in honor OF the