Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-11

Wilson, w. E. Sloan, S. X. Cotton,
Misses Lucie Becker, Metsie Ender.
slime, Ruthe zeigler, Edith Zeigler and
Florence owen. a delicious saiao
course was served after the game.
Rev J. A. M. Zeigler motored 10
Las Vegas this week TO attend the
Epworth League convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wetmore motor
ed to Albuquerque Thursday.
Mrs. G. l.. Eaker entertained with
bridge luncheon Monday morning in
honor Of Miss Teresa DE Reamer oil
Fon Du Lac. Wis, who Is visiting MIS-
l.. G. Becker. A spirited game was
played until high noon, when lunch
con consisting OF broiled spring chick
en- on toast, potato chips, iced toma-
toes on lettuce. and iced tea was serv-
ed The prize for the highest score,
an ivory and lace fan, was won by
Mrs. s. X. Cotton. The guest prize
was n dainty landscape in water col
ors. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Takers
charming hospitality were Mesdames
II. jefferson, Paul Dalies, l.. c. Beck
er. W. Il. Sloan, j. Is, Becker Jrv G. n.
Wilson, Hugh Wetmore. Frank f1s-
cher. S. x, Cotton, Misses Lucie
Becker, Metsie Enderstlne, Ruth
Zeigler, Frieda Becker and Teresa
De Reamer.
Mrs. j. Il. Becker Jr. and Miss
Metsie Enderstine entertained Mon
day evening with a movie and fortune
party in honor Of Miss Teresa De
Reamer. The guests were first taken
to see "The Birth of a Man then TO
the home OF Mrs. Becker, where tiny
cards attached to cord with each
guests name on it was presented 10
YOU as You entered with instructions
10 follow 1t to the end There was
found prophecy and a prize. de-
iicious feed course was served after
which the guests wended their way
homeward, wondering ii all things
come true Mrs. Becker and Miss
Enderstine may congratulate them
selves upon giving the most unique
party ever given in Belen. Those in
vitcd were Misses Edna lie Brun,
Lucie Becker, Jessie Mallow, Elsa
Becker, F'rieda Becker, Esther Lin
denberger, Louisa Fihl, Virginia
simmons, Ruth Zeigler, Bertha
Rutz. Florence owen, Edith Ieigleri
Mesdames. l.. G. Becker, Paul Da-
{. l.. Eaker, S. X. Cotton, Hugh Wet
more. Frank Fischer, G. n. Wilson;
Mossrs. l.. c. Becker, Paul Dalies,
Leader Viclstich, w NJ Ellemyer, w.
II. Becker. A. NJ. Humphrey, l.. A.
Gee. Dewitt Campbell, Milton Rig
ney, Louis Kunkle, Fred Faulkner
sherman Kunkle, Carl Lindenberger,
Frank Fischer, Henry Fiehl. The out
of-town guests were Mrs. Mitchell OF
Albuquerque, and Miss Huldah kron-
l5ie, of San Francisco, and Miss
Teresa De Reamer, Of Fon Du Lac,
Wis.
Mrs. w. d. Radcliffe entertained the
Ladies Aid society Thursday after
noon with n garden party at her
ranch Los Arboles," three miles west
Of Balen. Cars were used to convey
the guests from and TO town, ana
after they were assembled under the
big trees in their dainty summer
hat and gowns, on the grassy lawn
they made a picture good to look at.
Mrs. Radcliffe and the doctor are an
ideal hostess and host, and those who
enjoyed their charming hospitality
were Mesdames l.. c. Becker j. H..
Becker Jr., Paul Dalies, Oscar LET
firing, G. w, Frasier, w. e. sloan, G..
H. Rocker Sr., Ernest Creighmile,
Veilstich, Zeigler, Bartlett, Hail, G. N.
Wilson, Misses Metsie Enderstinei
Teresa De Reamer, Ruth Aeigler a
dainty luncheon was served.
Mrs. c. ~ Wilson entertained
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons in
honor of Miss Teresa De Reamer
Tuesday afternoon bridge was played,
the highest score. dainty boudoir
cap. was won by Mrs. Frank Fischer,
the lowest score was made by Mrs lie
Rrun, who was presented with lace
handkerchief Those who played
bridge Tuesday afternoon We're Mes
DANES II. jefferson, w f. Sloan, Paul
Dalies, H. c. Becker, Frank Fischer,
Samuel Cotton w. NJ. lie Brun, II. l..
Abel, c. L. Eaker. j. Il. Becker Jr.,
Misses Florence owen, Bertha Ruiz,
Teresa ID. Reamer. Edith Zeigler, Met
sic Enderstine. Wednesday afternoon
five hundred was played. The prize
for the highest score, dainty hou-
dolr cap. was won by Mrs. George
Hoffman,. Mrs. Frasier made the
lowest score and won a lace edged
handkerchief. A delightful salad and
iced course was served both after
moons. Those who played five nun
bred were Mesdames Carl Frasier,
George Hoffman, Oscar Leffrlng,
Hugh Wetmore, Creighmile, Lawler,
L. c. Becker, w. NJ. lie Brun, Hayer-
ford. Cash, c. u. Spooner. w. Z.
Sloan, W. NJ. McGrath, Campbell,
Ernest, Miss Ruth Zeigler.
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