Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-16

duration at Excelsior Springs, Miss
ouri
Mr., Louis Ilfeld and Mr.. Lawrence
Ilfell returned vest erday from a trip
to New York, making the return Jour-
ney Via Houston. Texas.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Baldridge VIII be glad to learn
that they have returned from lei Paso
and will make their permanent nome
here In future. WIS
Miss Frances Helfrich. Of Pasadena,
Calf, former resident Of Albuquer-
que, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Frank and the Misses Tompklns.
Mrs. Frank Ackerman was at home
at the Casa de ORC Wednesday after
noon to the members OF the T. c.
club
The Saturday Bridge club met yes
terday afternponlat the home Of Mrs.
Wallace Hessclden.
Mrs. j. A,aReidy entertained the
Highland Bridge club, Of which she
is member, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Garfield entertained the
members of her club Monday after
noon.
Mrs. gelph M. Henderson. who
came down from Santa he last week
to take part in the annual concert of
the University Of New Mexico was
the guest Of honor 1t a number of
informal luncheons. and dinners dur
ing the week Mrs Roy Mcdonald
gave breakfast for her and Miss
Lauise Nichols a luncheon at the
Alvarado
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. O'Rielly are
expecting n visit from their son,
Joseph II. O'Rielly Jr.. who win ar
rive from Grand Canyon the latter
part of this week
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Hesselden.
Jr, and their baby arrived from
Wagon Mound Friday. Mrs. Ilessel-
den will visit the Wallace Hesselden's
on West Roma avenue, while Mr..
Hesselden goes to New York with Mr..
George Rosington on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l., Brooks were
dinner hosts Friday evening, enter
tanning informally for Dr. T. $. Wool
sey
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert b. Deitz of
Los Griegos, entertained last night at
a farewell party for Mr. Arthur G.,
Ringland. who VIII leave in the near
future for san Francisco to make his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Metealf will
give a supper tonight for DR.. Il. 5.
Woolsey and few friends.
Miss Agnes Childers and Miss Edith
Chiders gave an informal tea Friday
afternoon for Miss Aline Stern, who
Is 20 be married next week. The host
esses were assisted by their mother,
Mrs. w b. Childcrs. Miss Angelica
Howden and Miss Alma Baldridge
Mrs II. II. Pollock was an Informal
bridge hostess Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Leon Halff and MIR. Sol Halff.
of Los Angeles, will be the guests of
honor at an informal stag party to
be gwen by a number of their friends
in this city next saturday evening
Dr. and Mrs. John Frazer Pearce
entertained at dinner Wednesday
evening for Mr. T, SALISBURY Woolsey,
Sr., former president OF Yale and also
for Mrs Pickett mother Of Mrs. I.
IS Woolsey, Jr. The other guests were
Colonel and Mrs. w ). Hopewell,
Miss Angelica Howden and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. SALISBURY Woolscy, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. @, NJ. Butler and
small son arrived in the city early last
week from ogden, Utah, and have
taken up their residence at 407 North
Twelfth street. MIR Butler, who was
assistant district forester in charge
Of silVicuture succeeding Theodore
s. Woolsey, Jf, who resigned from
that position several months ago. The
Buffers until a year ago lived IN ln-
dianapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Edgar left
Rochester, Mimi, yesterday for Chi
cago, where they will visit Il few
DAYS before returning home. Mrs.
Edgar who entered the Mayo broth
ers' hospital several weeks ago, Is re-
ported as greatly improved in health.
Miss Clyda Wilson. of the occiden-
tai has invitations out for two in
formal sewing parties to be given on
the afternoons OF next Friday and
Saturday.
Or. T. S. Woolsey left yesterday
for his home in New Haven, Conn.,
after an extended visit with Mr., and
Mrs. T. 5. Woolsey. Jr., at their home
at Gold avenue and High. street
Mrs. John q. A. otero entertained
at card party yesterday afternoon
for Mrs. solomon Luna and her sis
ter, Mrs Virginia Nolan. The
guests were Mrs. Fred Heyn, Mrs.
Joseph Lewis Mrs Melton 5. Otero,
Mrs. Frank \. Hubbell, Mrs. 7. p.
Hanson and Mrs Jose Salazar.