The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-30

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on Thursday evening Mics Elizabeth
Morrissette and Miss Mildred Harris
entertained members Of the younger
set with n most delightful holiday
dance at the Woman's club. compli-
meniary a. their h~use guests. Miss
susie Moore and Miss Ethel DansiEer.
who are visiting from LAT Vegas. The
dancing suite NJ the Woman's club
was most appropriately and artisticni-
~ decorated with the red and green
81 the seasons coloring. In ferns ana
palms and poinseita. with the time
honored lunches % holly aud mis-
tletoe. Mrs. Morrissettc aud Mrs.
Harris chaperoned.
The guests included Misses Juliet
Fieischer. Bertha Weirman. Bca Hill.
Helen Bryce. stella COPELAND. Marguer-
tie strumquist. Marian Grunsfeld,
Helen Grunsfcld. olive Harden. gladys
cavanaugh. Dorothy Albeit, Elizabeth
Clarke. Marjorie steam. Esther How.
den. Edyth Maharam. Dorothy Neal
lister. pura Roberts. Conauela Chaves.
Edna Gilley. Ethel Danziger. Susie
Moore Helen waldie. Helen Piesse.
Mildred Harris. Emily AI.ye. Elizabeth
Mnrrisette and Messrs. William SEan-
sini. ia. Horgan. Alfred sganzini.
Harold Mechanism. Louis McCiIrken.
Claude Mann. Bob McAilister. Merritt
Oldacre. Carroll Meyers. John Meyers.
Georgc Arnot. Albert Newcomer. Hnr-
old Woodworth. James wo"dwofth.
Hnl Horner. Ernest Chavez. Carl ilfeli.
Arthur Stern. ben Harris. Kenneth
Gass. Lloyd Kellam. Floyd Miller.
Dick Doyle. Ralph Miller. Ralph
Rogers. Ralph Patcn. Eugene Parker.
Clarence Grunsfeld. Joe Schneider.
George Bryan. Bnl Pence and Byron
Weller.
New Year Rcscption at Club.
As In years past the Woman's club
win keep open house on New Years
day II 10 To be impressed upon all
members Of the club that they are 20
come and bring their husbands Ea-
pecialiy. all who had 90 DO with the
Red Cross sales are most cordially
urged 10 be present A musical pro-
rram under the direction 81 Mrs. y.
X. Harden will be given. and prom.
iscs TO be one OF the best % the year.
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Christmas Parry.
Mrs. George Wheeler entertained
the small girls of her music class or
Christmas day AZ ATtists' Retreat. Miss
Catherine PrybylsRi. tho youthful com-
poser, was honor guest a dinner was
served az noon. and the young ladies
were Toasted on wild goose. which was
furnished by Mr.. wheeler's SKIN "a n
huntsman. After dinner. games and
music were enjoyed TO tho fullest ex-
tent.
For Visitors.
On Thursday evening the Misse'
Eugenia and Margaret Keloher and
Airs. kelcher were hostesses In honor
OF their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
e. Kircher. OF Santa Re. who are
spending the holidays here. Beside'
the honor guest there were Mr.. an,
Mrs. Thomas Koieher, Jr, MIR. and
Mrs. Erncst Davis and Mr.. Slonaker
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Open House.
Among those who remembered theii
friends on Christmas day In ye Root
old h%ospitable fashion by keeping opei
house were. Mrs Chas. White on Ken
avenue. and Mrs. r.. A. McElwain or
North Eleventh street
hNtnHt aaty
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Kel
cher and her daughters. Miss Margare
and Miss EuRenia, entertained witt
three tables OF bridge. complimentary,
90 Mrs. Joseph Kircher OF Santa Fe.
The Ten Dons.
The Ten Dons entertained thei
wives at the Country club on Thurs
day evening with n six o'clock dinner
and a sort % impromptu program NJ
terward. This was mo % the trlonnin
affairs In which the ladies are include
and was fully up TO the standard Ne
by the Dons.
The entertainment provided by Nj
stroup and Mr.. Hodgins. consisted a
New Years selections and music wa
provided by means OF one OF the We
troias. loaned by Mr.. Rosenwaid. wit
some choice records.
Those present were. DIR. and Mr.
y n Worth. Prof. and Mrs. c. !
Hodgins. Judge and Mrs. NJ. Y. Hickel
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