Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-03
Santa Fee Society
Notes
AUCTION BRIDGE.

Mrs Solomon SPITE and Miss Mny
| Spitz entertained at very delightful
party Wednesday afternoon In honor
/ at the Misses Greenwood Of Frankfort
/ Penn, who are house guests 81 MIR.
! and Mrs 4. T.. Eryien. Auction
bridge was played al nine tables The
I first prize for the highest score was
: given 10 Mrs. Leroy O. Moore, while
I The four visiting girls. the Misses
Greenwood Miss Franz and Mas
nunCc were given souvenir OF the
oldest Capital In the shape Of a san
"a Zee spoon. After five games Of
bridge had been played. a two-eourse
lunch was served
Besides the hostesses and the guests
~ honor. those present were Mrs
John March, Mrs James Sellgman.
Mrs S g Small. Mrs a. 7. Eryicn,
Mrs. T.. T. Brown. Mrs Frank Mud
ing Mrs. Leroy O. Moore Mrs Frank
i.Hvhn, Mrs Charles Catron Mrs
Walter KeRel, Airs Carlos Creamer.
Mrs Francis Wilson. Mrs Albert
Clancy. Mrs II "a Dorman. Mrs y
r. AIera Mrs. e. Il. Neal. Mrs. O. II.
van Stone. Mrs G.. 4. Wheelon. Mrs
: O. Morley. Mrs n. A Fiske, Mrs.
Christensen OF Los Angeles, Mrs
Chalmers Mcconnell OF Alamogordo.
Miss Kelly ~ Las Vegas. Miss Massin,
Miss lncer0 Miss Boyle. Miss Muller
Miss Phelps. Miss Pain. Miss llarrl-
son. Miss Groves and Miss Fla Moore
a
ron CLuB WOMEN.
Mrs - q. laughln was hostess 10
all civic club women In Santa Re
Thursday afternoon at her home on /
Don 6aspar avenue IN order that they +
might meet her house guest. Mrs /
George Zimmerman % Fremont. ohio. /
the chairman of the civic department /
% the National Federation Of Won 1
ems clubs. Most ~ the members Of /
the local womans club and the Board +
u Trade were present To hear Mrs /
delightfully."- informal
address On What Civic Work Means
She snid IN substance that club life
meant democratic cooperation and
was of great benefit TO woman who
was hy nature an indvidualist bat
gho was being changed hy the neces.
titles 81 modern life into cooper
tive factor She said that the most
ital and most necessary quality in
Tub aud civic life was permanent en-
huslasm aud that Il was also the
most difficult quality TO hold. In re-
orring to the possibilities OF individ-
Ial effort she pointed out that one
at power going WAS Of more benefit
'wn furty-horse power standing still
Mrs Zimmerman found one need In
he southwest which she thought /
hould appeal especially to local civic
workers This WAS the possibility of |
nconraging the Indian woman IN her I
andicraft We have not immigrant I
rnhlems or factory wages To puzzle {
Yer IN New Mexico hut Instead we |
ave the need Of the Indian woman {
ar announcement and market for I
er wares.
Mrs Zimmerman also suggested {
hat il might be well for the civic &
apartment 20 study economy. espe- 4
ALLY IN regard TO city government. v
he recommended the systems Of city L
lanager and the commission form OF
avernment for municipal organixa- n
on, Three points were emphasized h
! the general federation for the civic I
apartment tll The use IL the o
Lighthouses as social centers t9l q
aching elyics and morals In the a.
hools and tal appointing state II
Idle OF nation wide cleanup week. G.
After ner address. the ladies pres o.
II had the pleasure Of meeting Airs y
before they passed into X
e dining room for cup Of tea. d