Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-02

Ernest Antoine, Mrs, w. f. swityor.
Mrs. =. F. Mcfarland, Mrs. Mar
garet Balling, Mrs. p Truswell and
Mrs +. l.. Leyendecker, Mrs. Thomas
Lawler is chief ranger.
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The Juniors of the High school
have a caldron too-and INV. hut il is
spooky If you were a Junior, or
one Of the invited faculty, on Friday
night, at the door of the High school.
you were met by ghost. who, if you
gave him the proper passport ushered
you to pitchy dark place and made
you listen to ghost stories until the
party was complete. Then lights
came on revealing a wierd Gym. with
grinning pumpkins. and skeletons,
and huge. perfectly dreadful black
cats, and strung around We're apples
and steamers, pumpkin colored and
olack. And you were entertained by
the three witches OF Macbeth. who
stirred the caldron till ii emitted fiery
flames, and the Junior skeleton
Whoo! Then there were lively music
ana games, to scare all the ghosts
away
The Phi Mu sorority entertained
the brand new pledges on Monday
night at the home of Miss Betty
Arnot, with an informal but quite
large and exceedingly delightful
dancing party. At II o'clock dancing
was called off for g luscious lunch.
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Mr.. and Mrs M. l.. Albers enter
tanned Saturday night in honor Of
their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Humphrey Jones of Denver. The
principal amusement was cards. va
ried with delightful music and delici-
Gus refreshments.
The c. w B. NJ. of the Broadway
Christian church will have its month
ly program at the church parlors on
Thursday afternoon of next week at
2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Alfred o. Kuhn
Is the leader, and Mrs. Davis the host
css. splendid program has beer
arranged.
PUTNAM
Miss Clara Butcher and Mr.. Israel
Putnam We're married on Thursday
evening at 7 o'clock at ST. Paul's Eng
ltsh Lutheran church, the Rev. A. M
Knudsen officiating Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold Butcher were the attendants
and only relatives were present.
The bride wore a lovely gown Of
peacock blue Georgette, with an en-
broidered design in pink. and a be-
coming picture hat to match.
After the ceremony there was a
wedding dinner at the Butcher home
in Old Town, with radiant chrysan-
themums in lavendar and yellow
grazing the table.
Mr., Putnam is plumber and Mrs
Putnam the leader of the Butcher
orchestra. They are both we'll known
and popular, and this wedding came
as a surprise to their friends, who are
none the less ready with all good
wishes.
A sequel to the wedding was the
big Halloween masquerade on FRIDAY
night given by the Christian Endeav-
or society of the Lutheran church.
This party was scheduled for that
night, and it turned out to be a sort
Of celebration of the wedding also.
About a hundred guests were present
and the decorations were gorgeous,
all in keeping with the season.
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WoNAN'S CLUB CARD PARTY.
The Woman's' club this week charm
ingly- mingled philanthropy and So
ciety when about two hundred ladies
played cards on Friday afternoon in
the Elks' ball room for the benefit of
the Day nursery. The undertaking
was thorou hly success from both
standpoints as the decorations and
appointment IS were perfect In detail,
and all of the tables were taken. some
of the guests entertaining parties OF
three or four tables. Besides, several