Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-03
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ROSWELL.
SOCIETY NOTES

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wedding anniversary on Friday last. A
party OF friends motored out TO the
Harrison home on West Heights laden
with big white wedding cake, ten
service, and the Markings" candies,
| and q world OF hearty congrattilatioffN
and flowers for the tiny bride. who
as Miss Priscilla Phythean, was we'd
ded fifty years ago in LIVERPOOL TO
/ Thomas Harrison. Fruit cake and
steaming hot tea was served and the
i company circled about the table sing.
ing AUD Lang Syhe." Many good
wishes for the continued health and
happiness OF the bride and groom
were voiced in the goodbys of the
party. which included Mrs. CT. Me.
clane. Mrs. John W. Poe, Mrs. VIII
| Robinson, Mrs. w. G.. Skillman, Mrs.
J. u. Kipling, Mrs Thomas Harrison.
jr, the Misses Phythean, Ellen
Wisely. Anna stephens, and Everett
Humble a' 3.
Mrs. J. NJ. Peacock was hostess Fri.
day at her home on Military Heights
complimentary TO her sister Mrs. A.
w Black Of St Louis, at an after
noon tea. Pink and white sweet peas
blooming plants and smllax were used
| In the candle-lighted rooms Into
! WIS NiANNiJ 0NANlliks ll0Hl TIE hiGH Oul-
doors. seventy-five matrons and young
girls were received during the hours
Mrs. Phil Ilelmig welcomed the guests
and receiving with the hostess were
Mrs. John w. Poe, Mrs. w. G.. Skill.
man, and Mrs. w. c. Burrus Mrs.
James Garrard poured assisted by the
Misses Grace Garrett, Fay Carrot and
| Helen Herbst.
| Prince Charming and all his court
was presented by the North Hin Par
ent-Teachers club on Friday and Sat
urday at the Armory.
Prominent among Fridays events
was the l o'clock luncheon over which
| Mrs X. Il. Morris presided at her
south side home. Covers were laid
for eight A dainty white basket,
filled with SCARLET sweet peas and fern,
| eentered the board, which was
wreathed about with smilax and tall,
scarlet tapers. Place cards bearing
little rhymes appropriate to each
guest from the pen Of the hostess.
marked places for Mrs. II. V. Fall,
Mrs. l.. ]. Johnson, Mrs. 0. X Ingram,
Mrs. w. c. Buchly Mrs. c. f. Joyce,
Mrs. A. Pruitt and Mrs. W. Al
Johnson.
The Misses Betty and Mande Tanne-
their home, IN honor Of Mrs II. r.
Morrow of Hollywood, CAL Mrs. A.
Pruit presided over a O'Clock lunch
con Saturday complimentary to Mrs
Morrow. Red carnations and ferns
formed the centerpiece Covers we're
placed for Mrs. Morrow, Hugh Nor
row, Mrs. Drew Pruitt, Charlotte
Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs A. Pruitt.
Among the parties of Friday was
the thimble tea over which Mrs. Oscar
Goodwill presided. About forty guests
were present.
A dinner and evening of five hun
dred was given by Mrs. @. A. Lipp
Friday evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Il. C.I
Reid, DR.. and Mrs. L. ]. Johnson, Or.
and Mrs. G. NJ. Montgomery, DR., and
Mrs. r. C. Worswick, MIR. and Mrs f.
L. Woodhead Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Smyrl. and Major and Mrs. Ewing
Lusk.
Mrs. r. C. sowder of Plchacho was
hostess at the Hotel Gilkeson Satur-
day evening at dinner which was
served In true country fashion in the
private dining room. Covers were
laid for the twelve friends who had
planned to spend the week tend at the
Sowder ranch, where country din4
ner and all the trimmings" was to
have been the event of the visit. Bad
weather prevented them from making
the trip, th t
Mrs. Warren S. Barlow was hostess
Saturday afternoon at tea honoring
Mrs. II. r. Morrow. The time was |
spent in chatting over Christmas sew
ing. Mrs. Harlow was assisted by |
Mrs. Otto Hedgecoxe, Mrs E. A. Ca |
hoon, Mrs. Burney Prultt, Mrs j. Q. |
Cummins, and Mrs Harold Hurd.
A program is arranged for the
Woman's club Wednesday which viii /
he given at the E1ks clubhouse, with I
Mrs. H. " Fall as leader. The topic |
Is The City Beautiful' and a lecture
will be given on Municipal Art Com |
missions and Their Work--How to |
Adopt the Beautiful and Avoid the
Ugiy." Illustrated with fifty slides, The
Roswell Womans club has been Sc
lected by the New Mexico Society for
the Study and Prevention Of Tubercu-
losis to haulle the Red Cross seal sale
in Roswell this year.
Mrs. r. A Cahoon was hostess TO t
the Monday Evening Auction Bridge
club at the Country club for its regu-
lar o'clock dinner and evening of
cards Those who played were Mes
DANES and Messrs. Harry Jaffa. Jo-
seph Danziger of Las Vegas, II. h.
Morrow of California, Nathan Jaffa.
w. S. Barlow, w, f. Mutt, O. Ii. Smith, +
@. ]. Leland, w. w. Phillips, E. All
Cahoon and Miss Esther Prayer.
Mrs. w, A. johnson presided at a
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening at
her home in honor of Mrs II. r. Nor
row of California. A fragrant mound
of sweet peas, heliotrOpe, and sweet
elysium decorated the. table and dim
ner cards marked covers for Mrs. Nor
row, II. w. Vauchelet, Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Joyce, Miss Tannehill Charles
TaRnehill and the host and hostess.
A musical event of the week was the
piano and voice recital by the ad-
Vanced pupils OF Prof and Mrs Karl
IL. Kiefers On the program were the
Misses Vera Jones. Charlotte Kiefer,
Helen Boustin. Elizabeth Hayslip,
Catherine McFadden, Ruth Saunders
ana Golda Redfern, Mrs, j. w. Hen
bricks, Mrs. A. D. Grille, Isaac Bren-
nand, Herrck Darling and Ellsworth
Duke.
Features from the recent Grandi
Lodge of New Mexico were introduced
In the special meeting called for in
Itiation Tuesday evening at the Ma
sonic temple by the Eastern Star. Mr..
and Mrs, Russell Bird, eldest son and
daughter-ln law OF the present worthy
matron, Mrs. Harry Andrew. were the
Mrs. Roy Daniels was hostess to the