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

nesday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Il.
Twogood on South Seventh street The
personnel is composed of twenty or so
Rebekahs, and the odd Fellows reap
a reward for the orpans home from
their Qualifications.
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Several couples motored out Fourth
street to the country home of William
and Wallace Bacon on Tuesday even
ing, and "bided aweeP to dance.
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One Monday in every month the
afternoon is spent at bridge by a
group of four. They are Mrs. e. w
DobSon, Mrs r. w. D. Bryan, Mrs.
Summers Burkhart and Mrs. A. A.
Keen.
Mrs. Nordhaus is entertaining as
house guest Miss Betty Massey of
Santa Fe.
Mrs. William M FAIR entertained
the Thursday Bridge club at her home
on West Copper last week. This club
consists Of "two tables and Mesdames
Farr, Frank Stortz. w. w. Strong,
Wallace Hesselden, A. A. Allen, M. X.
Wylder, r. l.. Hust and Fred Can
fled.
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Mrs. Louis Ilfeld is "at home" on
Wednesdays. Many dropped in last
week, the special brand of good cheer
and hospitality which emanates from
Mrs Ilfeld's tea table being irresis-
tible.
Pink and white was the lovely color
combination for the wedding on Tues
day evening when Miss Gladys Hay
den became the bride of Raymond
Wilson. So many dainty dahlias every
where. With only the family and clos
est friends, the whole event was beau
tifully simple and simply beautiful
The girlish bride wore a gown or
ruffly white, perfectly adorable and
carried a shower of white roses and
snap dragon. Miss Flora Chess, her
bridesmaid, wore pink with silver lace
and her bouquet was rosebuds, tiny,
and pink.
The ceremony was performed at 3
O'Clock by the Rev. Hugh Cooper
Later, of course, there was supper and
wedding cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson left for Los
Angeles to make their home amid the
God-Speed of their friends.
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A Heart to Heart" party---isn't that
pretty? 1t was given on Wednesday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. George
| Mitchell in honor of Mrs. Paul Becker
| who not so very long ago was Miss
, Betty Simms. The hostesses were Mrs
Mitchell, Mrs. Edmund Ross and Miss
| Elizabeth Arnot. Everybody brought
an item for a cook book and every
body wrote her, name on heart in the
! fly leaf. By evel ybody we mean
| Mrs. John Simms, Miss Pyle, Mrs. Carl
| Brorein and the Misses Lucie Simms,
Ruth Tompkins, Mary Brorein, Grace
| Stortz, LIE Clier Cavanaugh, Katherine
Angle, Irene Davis, Pauline Davis,
| Margaret Schumacher, Flora Marshall,
Alma Baldridge, Louise Lowber,
Eleanor Alderman, Dorothy Dawson,
Mae Babcock, Wenonah Dixon and
Mrs Frank Pooler.
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Several small affairs are planned
for Mrs. Gertrude Thomas during the
/ course of her visit to Mrs. A. w. Good
rich. From here Mrs. Thomas will go
to Trinidad to visit her mother.
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Everybody had a wonderful time at
the Firemens ball. Everybody except,
perhaps, the judges. They must have
been hard put to it, The more honor
to the winners Somebody told us they
never saw the armory more artistically
decorated We hope the firemen en-.
Joy their pool table and so forth and
don't become so engrossed they let us
burn out. The prize walters were:
First, John Meyer and Ruth Cutler
second, II. A. Cudabac and Mrs II. L.
Gales third II. s. Rollo and Miss
Helen G. Mahoney.
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The Knights of Pythias call 'theii
combined banquet, meeting and initia'
ton scheduled for Monday night
"get-together" affair and indications
. are that the name will be lived up to
Mrs. Neill B. Field and Mrs. Harold
3. Jamison entertained with a NEST
picnic last night in honor of Mis-
Lucie Simms and Miss Agnes Childers
Mrs. Field and Mrs. Jamison hav'
taken the initiative in honoring Mis-
Childrens, to whom all honor is due
She has been overseas year in can
lteen service at Bhest and Toul. ant
Her return literally brings home t.
us keener realization of what womei
have done over there. We have dom
our part in knitting and bandage
land the things that could be accom-
plished over here. 1t is inspiring, tn
fact that the endurance of hardship
homesickness perhaps, all night serv
ice to weary transport arrivals ant
divers deeds we have no knowledg
of, have been accredited to an Albu
querque girl.
Before embarking Miss Childer
visited Miss Frances Tisdall in Pau.
at +,et o. ~ ire
The Misses Schmidt Of 610 Yves
2 Coal avenue entertained at dinner Of
Monday evening in honor of Lieuten
ant Thomas A. Bonner of Nacogdoch
les, Texas, who has recently returne
from overseas. Lieut.. Bonner is visit
ling at the f. A. Murphy home as
guest of Miss Cecilia Murphy.
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DR.. and Mrs. David Ross Boyd en-
= Itertained the Ten Dons and thei
wives on Friday evening. This wa
: not regular meetingN but some
jwhat in the nature Of reunion,
a being the first time all the member
: were available. Really, it must be- a
embarrassment of riches in the matte
of the gems of wit and wisdom whel
the Dons gather round the fiesta
board. A prominent Don was hear
! to say, mo story IS ever repeated tn
third time" Wonder what happen
iwhen it's started To say prominen
( Don Is paradoical. however. =
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