Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-19

ment to Miss Helen Hill, who left
Saturday night for Missouri, where
she will enter college. The table
was laid with a great cluster of
lovely American beauty roses
which were later presented to Miss
Hill. Following the dinner, the
party danced at the home of Miss
Ruby Saunders, one of the dinner
guests.
Mrs. d. W. Low was hostess Fri
day afternoon at her home enter
tanning large number Of friends
complimentary to her sister. Miss
Lillian Kelton, of San Antonio,
Tex. An artistic color scheme was
carried out about the home, using
vivid sunflowers, and lovely dahl
las in the same tones combined
with ferns and arranged in brown
baskets, and brass jars. Mrs. Low
received her guests on the costly
appointed porch, and Miss Kelton
welcomed them just inside the liv-
ing room. In the dining room the
handsomely appointed table was
centered with low bowl of yellow
dahlias and ferns. Mrs. Medium
Gray cut brown and white ices
which were served by Mrs. C. M.
Einhart, and Mrs. Mcpherson. with
dainty macaroons. nuts. minis and
bonbons, carrying out the brown
and gold tones of the color scheme.
Music was furnished throughout
the afternoon by n strinEed orches-
ira, and about 100 guests called be-
tween the hours of and 6.
Mrs. Lulu A. Harper delighted q
large audience at the First Chris
tian church Friday night with a
program which brought out her
talent as a reader and entertainer
and introduced her professionally.
She was assisted by Mrs. Phil Hell
mig, at the piano and Sergeant
Bird. and Miss Bernice Shepherd,
vocalists.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tweedy were
hosts at a gay dance Friday even
ing at their ranch home compli-
mentary to their house guest, Miss
Pauline Davis OF California, A
player piano furnished splendid
music for dancing and during the
evening a refreshing ice course was
served. The guests included sew
eral couples of the younger set.
The North Hill p. II. A. met Fri
day at the school building with a
good attendance. Mrs. Il. L. Lusk
was in the chair, and gave splen-
did talk, then introduced the new
teachers to the patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Low were
hosts at their pretty country home
Monday evening entertaining with
a beautifully appointed dinner and
dance complimentary to Mrs. Lows
sister, Miss Lillian Kelton. of San
Antonio, Tex, and Mrs. j. l.. Nc
Pherson. The dinner table was laid
with stately American beauty
roses, and softly lighted with tall
crimson capped candles. A most
delicious menu was served, and
after the dinner dancing was en-
joyed to the music of the Lemp-
Layne orchestra.
Miss Charlotte Wilson was host
ess Monday to few of her young
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8 o'clock tea at her home at the
New Mexico Military institute. De-
lisious refreshments were served
from the beautifully appointed
table, over which Miss Mae Garner
presided, and later the party at
tended the matinee dance at the
N. NJ. NJ. l., where the girls of the
younger social set and their moth
ers were invited to welcome the re-
turning cadets, and to meet the
new students. Mrs. Sidney Prayer
acted as hostess. and dancing was
enjoyed from 4 to 6.
The Tuesday Auction Bridge club
met Tuesday in the first meeting
since the summer holidays, at the
home of Mrs. Roy Daniels. Bridge
was played at four tables and Mrs.
o. II. Smith won the club favor. A
delicious two-course luncheon was
served.