Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-30
SMALL SOCIETY.
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Dear Small Society:

Dear Small Society:
You know this week has been so
jelly for US ALL bringing in SO many
guests, and Miss Catherine Nunlist of
West Fruit avenue. had as q house
guest Miss Catherine Crist In her
honor she entertained sixteen little
girls on Tuesday afternoon. Decora-
tons were all Thanksgiving things,
turkeys, sweet little baskets and even
candles, They played indoor games
and had such a delightful time and
awfully good things to eat.
On Friday Miss Frances Lee Feree
on South Seventh was A years old and
of course there was a party and a
birthday cake and cherry ice cream.
Now whatever do you think about
cherry ice cream! These were the
guests: Harold Caller, Charles Fifteen.
Joycie Bergman, Florence Murphy,
Bertha Heyman, Harry Peck, Mary
Peck and Martha Nell Delgado.
Miss Lois lie Sour has issued invi-
tations to forty-five guests for party
at the Country club next Saturday.
My goodness. isn't there lot? Now
| must tell you about
The Story Book Ball.
Leo Lewinson and Wilson and Joe
Keim entertained just loads of little
people with Story Book Ball at the
Elks' club hall on Friday afternoon,
from two to five. 1t was just like
reading the incest story books to
watch the grand march and every
thing that happened afterwards, and
this was such an unusually wonderful
affair that big grown-ups peeked in
and even came in and sat down to
read the pretty fairy books.
| picked up book and when he
laughed l saw twas Jack Outer, on
turning the pages a gallant Prince
Charming of a Wilson Keim smiled
at me, and a jockey cracked a whip
and beneath the long visor cap l
peeped, and found Leo Lewinson
Something scattered golden dust
about and when l could see again
there were two little imps of gold
dust twins with the sauciest yellow
tulle skirts, and truly ! believe they
were Arnold Rosenwald and Joe
Keim. They were so darling. but
dear me. there was Poly of the Cir
Gus, Miss Madeline Grimshaw, so
wispy-you know how circus riders
are--well she was a lovely one. and
Louise Blakemore seemed to be gay
and frivolous Columbine, and birdie
with a yellow bill cooked his shiny
head and said, I'm Frederick Allen
underneath all this plumage." and
radiant blue fairy seemed to say for
Rosemary Horgan, Read the Blue
Fairy Book; and there was the most
adorable Sybil Mclandressy Prunella,
and wonderfully blooming pink rose
who was Elizabeth Nordhaus. The
Knave of Hearts was simply gorgeous.
oh, he had feather in his hat and
swagger cape, and Bobbie Nordhaus
was the shimmery satinest George
Washington! Alice Shortle was such
thickly peta'ed cosmos you could
hardly find her; and Peggy Howden
was Juliet Now wasn't that clever
to think of being Juliet. There were
dainty Bo-Peeps and a Miss Muffet
with curls like Lenore Petit, and the
poor, little rich girl who was Ernestine
Huning and clowns, and Priscilla, and
a pirate bold. The ice queen. Mary
Katherine Connell glttered about,
and Margaret White was woodland
nymph with gown all dainty green
and grown.
l don't want to stop telling you
every person | saw. but | will have
to, because you really must know all
the little people who played they were
others for just one afternoon.
All of the story book people danced, |
and were entertained by Wilson
Keim's singing to the ukelefe music
of Clark Gass, and Miss Serene Feree |
in dancing, with recitation by jess |
seal Wolf and songs by Miss Betty |
Morissette. When everybody sat down, |
by and by, they were served big
slice of beautiful ice cream and |
cracker jack. and picture kind of
cakes. and helping Mrs Lewinson and
Mrs. Keim were Miss Marcella Mat
son, and Miss Helen and Marion
Grunsfeld. Prizes were awarded to |
Alice Shortle, Peggy Howden, Arnold
Rosenwald, and Frederick Allen for
the most original costume and to
Rosemary Horgan, Winifred Stamm,
Junior Matson. and Bobbie Nordhaus
for the handsomets.
The guests were: Dorothy Mccoy.
Francis Mccoy, lion Barth. Martha
Horton. Franis Stone. Sybil McLand-
ress. Martha Shortle, Alice Shortle,
Madeline Grimshaw. Margaret White.
Mary Conneli. Margaret Cox. Marion
Eller, Brand Hening, Bob Hening, |
Howard Helm. Ted Chase, AllenI
Chase. Arnold HosenWald. IAWraneel