Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-20

sizzling. frying baking, stewins not
Folks leaving on every train 20 get
10 some place whore It's still hotter
but where they wont feel Il 80 much
because there win be new faces ana
new surroundings
such rs the situation. An idea Is
out Of the aucstlon--lt would be fri
caseed before Il left rs starting point
And yet, with all that, things have
not been entirely dead during the
past week There have been quite
few affairs that were altogether en-
ioyahle. and there " still something
10 I'm up with In fact there were
Vines la1t winter when the outlook
was more drear than az present. After
an. the mind Ia We own place, and II
may be that we will manage 60 have
quite a bit Of fun here this simmer
in spite Of the natural Discourage
ments with which we have 70 contend
TOR MISS SHEFFIELD.
Perhaps the most elaborate affair
" the week WAS the dance given
Tuesday night at the Country CLUB
nv Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph G. kirchcr
Ia honor OF their house guest, Miss
Sarah sheffield, Of Amerieus, Georgia,
who Is niece Of Mrs. klrchor The
club WIS beautifully decorated for the
occasion. the mantle being especially
pretty with an artistic Announcement
~ pink roses and pGtted plants. The
refreshments were served on the
porchea Of the clubhouse.
BESIDES tho guest Of honor there
were present Miss Gladys Mandcll,
Miss Louise Thorn, Miss Gertrude
walker. Miss Dollie Mcclellan. MISS
Alinc Stern. Miss Eugenia keleher,
Miss lauren Assclin. Miss Hilda
Grunsfeld, Miss Bernice HcHseldcn,
Miss Kathleen Long, Miss jain kele-
her. Miss Maybelle Lovelaee. Miss
Jennie Tlerncy, Miss Bette simlna'
Miss Hazel Mnloy, Miss Florence
GrrunMfeh, Miss Katherine McMillen,
Miss Eleanor NAuphcy, Miss Lorna
Lester. Miss Eleanor Greenwood, Miss
virginia Carr, Miss Katherine chavca,
Miss Lorraine suydan, Miss shirley Van
Walkenhauscn, Mr. and Mrs. ". d..
Sheffield. Miss Myrl Hope. Mrs. j. T.,
Mullen Mcssrs Arthur sisk, Arthur
praeger. Emory Davis, Or w. Il,
Lovelaee George Walker. Grover G.,
Deyine. Ralph kelehcr. Huzz Tierncy,
VIII White, Ernest Landalfi, Tom
Egan, wan MeMillen, Ray Mccnnna,
=. q. Cornish Jr., Jcrre Croagroye, j. II.
Goodell, Paul Butt, Bob Crews, Joe
Mccanna, Ormon Powell, Don y.
johnson, Arthur G. Ringland, Lloyd
sturgcs, Max Wood. &. q. Wood Jr.,
Snm Piekard, Charles I4embke, Bob
Sewell, Gordon Gass, win MeClurken.
Walter parkhurtt, Jack McDonough,
Willard llopewell and Robert Hope
Well.
MIR. NOItDIIAtS SURPRISED,
The fiftieth birthday Anniversary Of
Mr.. Max Nordhaua, which occurred
last Friday. was made the occasion
by Mira. Nordhnus of one OF the most
delightful surprise parties ever given
In Albuquerque,
The guests. fifty In number, were
invited 10 the elegant Nordhnus home
az Twelfth ana Central for o'clock
aud their arrival was a genuine and
complete surprise for Mr. Nordhuus
a beautiful feature OF the evening
was The singing Of a song of birthday
greeting by chidrens chorus COM
posed of Robert Nordhaus Elizabeth
Nofdhaus, Baby Anna Maxine Nord-
haua. Louise Clark, Jane Huning, Jack
Clark and Raymond Stamm lr, who
had been specially coached by Miss
Elizabeth WHEY An excellent mu-
Eicni program was rendered, Miss
Massie Of Las Vegas on the cello
Mrs. Kohn OF Santa F'e, on the piano
and Prof. l. H. relio, on the violin
contributing 10 most artistic per.
Torrance.
After the musicale cards and dane.
ing were enjoyed until late hour