Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-11

fruit punch was served b. Mrs.
| Prayer, assisted by Misses Nell
Mullis, Margaret Heinzman, Mil
dred Foster and Ruth Maxwell.
The third birthday of little Miss
Jean Cauhope was delightfully."-
| celebrated Thursday at her home
with a gay Easter birthday party.
All kinds of games were played by
the little folks and their hostess,
| including merry Easter egg hunt.
Later the beautiful white birthday
cake with its yellow candles was
| lighted and then served with de-
| licious ices from a beautiful table
laid with nodding yellow jonquils.
dainty baskets of candy Easter
eggs marked places for the seven
teen guests.
The domestic science class of the
eighth grade at Central school
presided over pretty dinner
Thursday evening at the school do
nestle science rooms for the mem
bers of the school board and the
principals. The table was beauti-
fully laid with yellow jonquiis, and
the delicious four course menu re-
Elected the same spring time color
Inote.
Mrs. +. NJ. Spencer was hostess
to the Cosev Corner club at her
home Thursday for delightful af-
ternoon of visiting and sewing. At
the close of the afternoon u two
course luncheon was served by the
hostess to the guests, numbering
ten.
The Philathea class of the First
| Baptist church were hosts Thurs
day evening at the church parlors
to a Globe Trotting party. The
parlors were fitted up as a railroad
station, criers and newsboys being
much in evidence. Destinations
were assigned each guest. After
the journey the party enjoyed a
ride about town on several large
trucks, and when they returned 10
the church the parlors had been
transformed into a hotel lobby,
where each guest registered. and
was then served lunch. A merry
Ievening was spent by the young
people of the class.
The senior class of the Roswell
high school enjoyed its annual
April Fools Day lark at the Coun-
try club Thursday afternoon.
The Roswell Reading club was
delightfully."- entertained Friday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. e. l..
ILusk and added to the usual pleas
ure of the club meeting was pref
tilxe planned surprise shower for
Master John Mcclure. Jr., the new
son of Major and Mrs. John Nc
Clure. After all the guests had ar
rived a toy wagon, gaily decorated
in pink and white and drawn by a
big white stork, was brought in
brimful of lovely gifts for the new
est club baby. Following this,
merry games and contests was the
diversion. and included April fool
games, an observation game, and
an Easter egg contest. At the close
of the afternoon delicious pink and
white ices and Easter egg minis
were served.
The Parent Teachers club of the
North Hill school were hosts at al
most interesting and enjoyable
open house meeting Friday evening
at the school building. A delight
full program was given in which all
the grades participated, and in
cluded physical drills, folk dances,
choruses, and music. and Inspected
the new rest room being supplied |
by the P. T, A. Il
Miss Louise Crawford arrived |
Friday from FL Paso for an indefi-
mite stay in Roswell. Miss Craw-
ford will resume her old position as
secretary to Col. j, w, Wilson at
the New Mexico Military Institute
Mrs. II. L. dip was hostess to the |
tRerrendo Home Economics club |
Thursday afternoon. and following |
the business session q social afteF- |
noon was spent in the enjoyment of
all maner of April fool stunts. De-
lightful music also added to the en-
joyment of the afternoSa. April |
fool refreshments were followed by
real refreshments of ice and cake.
Miss Gladys Jolly was hostess
Saturday afternoon at her home,
entertaining few friends in a de-
fashion with auction
bridge, to meet her guest. Miss Dol
rothy Trammell of Dallas. Bridge
was played at three tables. and in
the games Miss Mary White scored I
high. A most delicious two-course
was served to conclude |
the afternoon.
A gay Easter frolic was given by
Mrs. Charles Gilbert Saturday af-
ternoon for Ethel, Charles, Bill and |
Gatewood Gilbert, at their south
side home, which included an egg
contest, in which Rilla 1
Ewell won the prize and all sorts
of games At the close of the aft
ernoon delicious ice cream and
cake were served from a prettily Il
appointed table, 'centered with Eas-
ter lilies and sweet peas.
The fifteenth birthday of Ted n
Brough was delightfully."- celebrated
with a gay little dance Saturday
evening at the Country club, TO a
of friends, one of whom,
Miss Laura Ballard, claims the
same birthday anniversary. and as
she was also fifteen. she shared the
honors of the evening with her
host. The birthday cake, with fif
teen candles, was lighted, and the
candles blown out by the honorees.
A happy evening was spent in
Ice and cake were
served during the evening.
The Music Study club gave de-
ightful program from Hadyn and
Mozart Saturday afternoon at their
regular meeting, including vocal
md instrumental numbers by Miss
Ragsdale, Miss Poirson, Mrs. Roy
Daniels and Miss Mary L6Gfse De
3femond, sta .sTsa N8Fs t-.5as.t