Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
Neu, Mexico State
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EDITORIAL SECTION
HACERMAN

The Morgan home was the scene
of a very pretty party given last
} Friday afternoon by the Misses
Morgan when they entertained a
number of friends at surprise
shower in honor of Miss EIDE Nc
Kinstry. who is soon to become the
bride of Lloyd Harshey. A pro-
fusion of pink roses and white and
pink ribbons intertwined carried
out the color scheme. A miniature
bride and groom surrounded by
roses graced the library table from
which led tiny white ribbons at
tached to the gift packages. which
were hidden in various hooks,
Pink ribbon led to hidden packages
labeled with the guests names.
which contained tea towels and
holders. After the quest ended
and all the packages had been
found, the guests hemmed the tea
towels and made the holders for
the bride-to-be. While the guests
were sewing the bride-to-be was
required to guess the contents OF
the gift packages from the clever
rhyme which accompanied 1t.
Mrs. Farkas was awarded the
miniature groom as a prize for the
dantiest hemming and Miss Grace
Cole was awarded the miniature
groom for making the best holder.
An interesting bridal game was
won by Miss Beryl West. A dainty
luncheon was served by the nos
tesses to the following guests:
Mesdames Tom McKinstry, James
McKinstry, Sam McKinstry, II. L.
McKinstry, Ward, Farcas, A. b.
Wimberly, Roger, Durand, ana Ihe
Misses Nelson Of Salina. kans.. rs
ther James, Theo Smith, Vera Grif-
fifth, Helen Bauslin. Helen curry,
Grace Cole. jeanette Jacobson
Flornie Blythe, Beryl West. bessie
lee Hamilton, Roberta Williamson
and the guest of honor, Miss Eae
McKinstry.
The Woman's Home Mission was
entertained at the home OF Mrs.
n a. paddock on Wednesday AT
aruoon. The lesson was conducted
Nv Mrs. Schooler. At the close OF
the lesson period short business
session was held and it was decided
That the society would furnish the
cloth;ng. Off one orphan at the
Methodist Orphanage at WaGo,
Tax plans were made for the!
lunch which will be served oy te
w. II. M. at the stock saie vi oae
p ". Hereford ranch next Ws
nesday. A delicious Wu-eoui on
luncheon was served 70 apou'
members and visitors.
The O. e. s. met WEDNESDAY
evening and initiated four new
nambers. After the ceremonies
nieasant social hour was spent
during which Mrs. Mason ana Mrs
NJ I,osey served ice cream any
cake to nearly forty members anu
visitors. =, tho
mrs cumpsten's class OF me
prashvterian Sunday school mo
tarad tn the Lane, ranch, east .,
~. ~ pacos. Thursday afternoon aha
enioved q picnic supper OF rauu
s EMU IN camp fire. and otner
nood things dear to the hearts "
Youthful picnickers'
NJ and Mrs. q. B. Newson en-,
tertained the. b.. arth of |
friends at their hoine Games
town last Thursday evening, honr
xiorp enjoyed uhti -Gza too
w. dainty luncheon OF lcs
c w ana cake was served ~
about thirty guests. Ill, rhao
CLANCY Brock and MISS aneo
smith were married Weanesu ac
s at Roswell. They were a ,,,
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. rfaA
Hughes. .,.,o.,, d,nnerl
.,as Sawed at the home OF Mr.. ana
Ms smith. Those present we,
NJ and Mrs. c. Brock, Mr., any
Mrs smith, Mr. and Mrs. broS ms
g. Mr. and Mrs. F. Hughes, orne
and Arlie Brock, Stanley Brock,
Zeila Brock, Orel Haistead, ana
m stallard of Louisiana. Ine
rroom recently purchased and Iur.
nsshed coy little cottage In West
Hagerman and the young. people
viii begin housekeeping there al
once. =.
The Epworth League of the M.
r. church held a very interesting
meeting Sunday evening. MISS
Reryl West was elected pianist and
Misses Beryl West and Helen Bans-
lin were appointed to serve on the
social committee.