The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17

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Rogers. ID. J. Rankin. Frank Stortz.
8. 4. Nann. M. X. Nylder. G. IA.
Conner. Geo. Craig. Nellie Bryant Ciiff
Hayden. NJ. Mash, w. &. Oestrcich,
and the Misses Elsa Myer, Florence
lThelin n clara Rlueher.
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sirs. IAuscn Hostess.
Airs. Z. 4. Lausen li2 south Ninth
street, was hostess on Thursday after
loon for the -. Valentines coffee Civ
en- under the auspices 81 the ladies OF
st. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church
IL VAS In ever way a delightful and
successful affair. There were about
sesenty-five callers.
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Ten Dons Entertain.
The Ten Dons entertained their
wives las, Thursday evening nj a ban
quet a; the Aivarado hotel. The party
then jcurpeyed by automobile TO the
home of Professor and Mrs. &. l..
Hodgin. on University Heights, where
a social hour took on the nature OF a
surlesQue auction sale. Professor
Hodgin acting as auctioneer. Each ar
ticle auctioned was ruEzling in the ex-
IRENE and brought many a hearty
laugh when unwrapped by It's purchas-
or. All members were present me a
Joyous evening was reported.
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Mrs. Wards Luncheon.
Mrs. Homer II. Ward. OF $50 North
Fourth street, was luncheon hostess
Wednesday afternoon for her house
guest. Mrs. Robert J. Frank OF Chicago
III.
The dining table was beautifully
decorated with sweet peas. a pink rib
bon. extending from each plate to the
flowers at either end OF the table
designated the bouquet for each guest.
The refreshments also followed the
color scheme OF pink and white. Mrs.
Ward was ably assisted by Miss Cor
nelia Ward. and Miss Margaret Easter
day.
The guests were. Mrs. Robert J.
Frank. Mrs. W. q. Hope, Mrs. Hugh
Cooper. Mrs. A. d. Ogle. Mrs. T. W.
Teller. Mrs. J. T.. Hannum. Mrs. Don
J. Rankin, Mrs. r r.. Petit. Mrs.
y. ID. Sisk. Mrs. ]. W. Hall and
Mrs. J. s. yesterday.
AZ the Womau's Club.
At the meeting Of the woman's club
held yesterday afternoon Lucius +.
Reed, secretary OF the Give Better
ment league. explained his idas for es-
tablishing a child welfare station aud
gave some interesting statistics on the
causes OF death among children. Miss
Horning. public school nurse, also
spoke. Miss Sally King opened the
patriotic program which followed. by
reading n paper on Patriotic senti-
ment in the Schools" a dramatic
reading nv Miss Emily Moye. a violin
solo by Irene Partch and a piano solo
By Harold Parteh concluded the pro-
gram.
Anniversary Dinner.
The Ladies Missionary Society OF the
Baptist church had the first all day
meeting on Thursday. when they COM
btled all the missionary circles into
one meeting. The building committee
was entertained with Or. Burton. the
chairman OF the committee. as special
honor guest. the particular occasion
being DR.. Burton's birthday and we'd
ding. anniversary. An elegant dinner
was served in the new church parlors.
The chief feature OF the dinner was the
three cakes. which were artisti?allS
decorated and marked for the date OF
DR.. Buttons birth, the date of the
wedding and the date OF the anniver-
sary OF both. Beautiful flowers were
presented To- the guest 81 honor by Mrs.
y. W. Benning.
Guild Tea.
The Birthday Tea by ~. Johns
Guild will be given at the bishops
residence, 500 Park emu on Tucs-
day afternoon. instead OF at Mrs. Hugo
Myers. as announced. Attractive In
yitations, designed by AIR. W. Harrison
Gill. have been sent out.
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Isox supper.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church are planning a box supper on
Thursday. February %. to be given il
the church pnrlors. The children have
elso beer provided for and will have
n party of their 1t the same time.
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81. Ac4,E ou Thursday Mrs. KlctK
was hostess 20 four tables Of bridge
Mrs. Alder: simms Is hostess TINS
afternoon. honor'ng her OWL house
guest. Mrs, Shepard. and Glso Mrs.
Davenport.
Mrs. Y. II. HaRney OF Ration is In
ioWn-the guest OF Mrs. J. II. Robert
son. Mrs. Hagney formerly lived
here.
Mrs. W. NJ. Wayman Of Denver
who has been the house guest OF her
brother and sister Mr.. and Mrs. w. G
Oestreich. on West Central avenue
left Thursday afternoon for her home
Mrs. wayman has been here for sew
erai weeks.
Mrs. Ocetrctch's Luncheon.
On Wednesday Mrs. W. g. Oestreieh
aud her sister. Mrs. ' r Bryant, were
hoatesscs at q I o'clock luncheon CONF
plimentary % Mr.. Oestreich'a sister.
Mrs. W. NJ. Wayman Of Denver, who
has been visiting here for several
weeks. Tho ladies who have enior'
trined for Mrs, Wayman made up the
guest list. \ very attractive dining
room and table decorated with red
satin hearts ard rcd roses greeted the
guests. Fayors of heart shaped crochet
baskets were given TO each guest, Cow
srs were laid for fifteen.