Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-11

e s,Is Miss Louise Treffenburg, Miss
Grace Wlnfrey, Miss Gladys Cavan-
e,,,,h Miss lie Clair Cavanaugh
uessrs Mercy Brazier, Walter Berger,
Sam sutherland, Frank Neher, George
noolittle. Chester Roldt, Harold Me-
clmahnn. WIN Bacon. Clande Mann
and walter Ward.
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NOTES or SOCIETY.
Mrs. G. 5. McLandress gave q de-
lghtfuy informal tea Tuesday AZ
ternoon for her sister. Mrs. Harry
simms Of FL Paso. who will he IN Al
hnonerque for a month Mrs. w. J..
Netealf poured, assisted by Mrs. Ross
Merritt and Mrs. l.. G. Bennett The
guests numbered about twenty.
Miss Lee and Miss Lou Lee were
bridge hostesses TO two tables We'd
nes1ay afternoon at their home on
West Copper avenue.
Miss Dorothy McMillen and Miss
Katherine McMllen gave a tea Mon
day afternoon for their guest and
former schoolmate. Miss Margaret
Delabarre. who is spending her Eas-
ter vacation in this city. Two coll
legate girls, Miss Alma Baldridge and
atoms were Easter flowers.
On Friday evening Miss Myrl Hope
entertained at the home Of her par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hope, in
honor of the Los Angeles collegiate
girls Those present were Miss Mar
earnt Delabarre, Miss Helen Hope,
Miss Helen Hope, Miss Dorothy Nc
Millen, Miss Katherine McMillen and
Miss Alma Baldrldge,
Mrs. Frederick VIM left Monday
for her home in Springerville, Ariz.,
after week spent as the guest of
Mrs. A. o. Waha.
Mrs Alfred Grunsfeld has returned
TO Albuquerque after a six weeks Wis
il to her daughter Mrs. Ira Rothger-
Der. in Denver.
Mrs. l.. s. Peters and son, Leroy,
Will leave tomorrow for Seattle to
spend the summer with Mrs. Peters
parents
The T. C..club were entertained
Tuesday by Mrs. Nancy Beswick at an
afternoon Of auction bridge.
Miss Margaret Delabarre, who liz
spending the Easter vacation with
Miss Dorothy and Miss Katherine Me-
Millen, win leave tomorrow for Los
Angeles. nt
Six young girls surprised Miss Grace
Stortz Tuesday evening by calling to
assist her In celebrating her birthday
anniversary
Mrs. Wallace Hesselden and her
daughter, Miss Berenice Hesselden
gave an informal dancing party Tues
day evening in the home recently va
Gated by the A. f. Van Deinses. The
guests numbered thirty. Cards were
played by those who preferred it, and
al midnight refreshments were served
Miss Pearl Tompkins, formerly a
pupil Of Mrs. Ida MeCune Donovan,
made her debut as a singer last sun
gay in the choir of the Lead avenue
Methodist church. a
mrs Edwin Sewer entertained the
sphinx club Monday evening at her
nome on West Coal avenue.
Inc former members of the Rec
Tors Aid of st. Johns church were
uellghuuly entertained Thursday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Archibald lacquer
ana Mrs. George Ellis at Mrs. Hac-
quers home on West Silver avenue.
~, me dance given by the Thirty club
thursday evening in Odd Fellows han
was one of the, most pleasing events
Oh the week and signalized a revival
ny al OI6dHlEdtiDl III y
easily one Of the sprightliest among
the younger set.
Joy was uneonfined at the Country
cup Friday night. The dance was
among the most thoroughly enjoyable
YET gwen at the club house on the
mesa.
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Jamison gave a
enns.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Wallace Hesselder
save dinner party last night in HON
of q their daughter, Mrs. Albert
clancy of Santa Fe. The affair was
G, second wedding anniversary of the
y Frank Roy, secretary Of the Las
'esas grant board Is in the city fol-
= lev days visiting his grandson
rrtsancis Cayot, bookkeeper for the
snailes Ilield Co. Mr.. Roy is onf
VI me really old timers in this sec.
In having first visited Albuquerque
sie, later moving to Las Vegas
NJ MY ne mas resided ever since.
mrs Ed Frank of san Francisco
fsouilnferly Of Albuquerque, is VISITING
trends III this city.
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APRIL.
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