Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21

ries an allure. And then you have
read the program. which will be di-
rected by Mrs George Geake. Today
the emphasis is laid on the supper.
The menu follows, and just look at the
mattresses. There are just a limited
number Of individual tables, which
may be reserved at Vann's jewelry
store. These are going fast. Supper
will be served at o'clock. The pro
gram will be continuous until the floor
is cleared for dancing at 8 o'clock.
Cabaret from to 8. then the light
fantastic:
MENU.
Relishes,
Bread and Butter Sandwiches
Ham Sandwiches.
Waffles and Maple Syrup. Spaghetti.
Creamed Chicken.
Potato Salad. Fruit Salad.
Pies. Cake.
Ice Cream.
Coffee. Tea. Milk
Punch will be served during the eve
ming.
The mattresses are Virginia Nolan
dress, Marcella Matson, Mable Hood
Jean Wickham, Grace Wickham,
| Katherine Angle, Elsie MacGregor.
Elizabeth Morrissette. Anita Hubbell,
Julia Keleher. Laura Chamberlain,
| Mabel Hay, Emma Westerhausen, Ha-
zle Howell, Anna Berry, Dorothy Bow
man, Frances Gaines, Helen ShadsRLe
Claire Cavanaugh, Virginia HEREBY.
Dorothy Abbot, Juliet Fleischer, Mil
! dred Harris. Dorothy McAllister. and
| Yvonne Rush.
Mrs Bryson Biggs will entertain
her card club on Tuesday afternoon.
| t o.
The first dance that has been given
by the knights of Columbus of Albu-
| querque in a long, long time will be
the one that is scheduled for Thurs
day, September rs. The local council
| has not entertained at dance since
before the war. There were so many
members of the organization from AL
buquerque offiwith the colors, at home
and abroad. that dancing was taboo,
Now that the war is over. however
and nearly every member of the coun.
Gil returned who was in service. the
ban is to be lifted and the celebration
on Thursday evening is to mark the
initial entertainment effort. Veterans
OF the war are to have the places OF
begin at O'Clock. The dance, which
is to be informal, will be held in Co.
Eombo hall--conceded to have the
best dancing floor in town. A real
orchestra has been engaged to pro.
vide the music and committees are to
offer grape Juice punch and other re.
freshments to all who care to partake
Attendance is limited to members OF
the Knights of Columbus whether
belonging to the local or visiting coun.
cils-and their lady friends April.
cants for membership are to be classet
I. as members. ty
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| ID. M. Lynch and Mary Gertrude
Hart We're united In marriage las
Thursday evening at O'clock at TIKI
home Of Mrs. d. II. Boatright, 22(
!. South Edith street. Rev. A. L. Bow
man of the NJ. p. church, South, Off
ciating, The bride and groom were
iattended by DR.. and Mrs. III. M. Bow,
| ers The bride, who is one of Albu
querques trained nurses. was Lowell,
in dress of white Georgette beadet
with silver. Her tulle veil was fasten
ed with orange blossoms, and she car
ried shower bouquet of white car
; nations and lilies of the valley. Sh,
J is the daughter, OF Mr.. and Mrs. "
: w. Hart of Pendleton county, KY, AMI
has been in Albuquerque year. Tn,
j groom is chemist of Memphis Tenn
IL After the ceremony Mrs. C. M
i Drew, an aunt of the groom. gave {
i banquet at the Elks' club in honor o.
I the newly weds, who left yesterday FOL
I Arizona. where they will spend tn,
, winter. N
/, 90
. Joseph Jordan. student of tn,
University of New Mexico last year
land Miss Marie O'Bryne of Kansa.
ICity, were married at the st. Benedc
/ church in that city "Wednesday. Sep
, TENDER 10. 10 was learned yesterday
The ceremony was performeri by tha
Rev. Father Gilbert O'Malley. OnI,
|, immediate and friends Of the contract
ing parties attended. Mr.. and Mrs