Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-02

in pink and white cake, brick ices
and minis, and the faVors We're
dainty corsages of sweet peas.
The Charles De Bremond Post
of the American Legion was hosts
Friday night at the Armory to a
large number of friends at a most
enjoyable dance. The hostesses
present were Mrs. j, d. Atwood,
Mrs. j. B. Herbst and Mrs. Grace
T. Bear. The Roswell dance Or
| chestra furnished the music. Dc
| licious punch was served through
out the evening. About 800 guests
We're royalty entertained by the
Legion, and danced merrily until
O'Clock.
Judge and Mrs. C. r. Brice were
| hosts Friday evening at their home
| to few friends with a delightful
| dinner bridge. A most delicious
| three course turkey menu was
served at small tables, and in the
several rounds of auction bridge
which followed, DR.. and Mrs. w.
| w. Phillips won the high score IA
vor Later the party attended the
American Legion dance. THOSE
who dined and played were Mr..
and Mrs. B. II. Bassett, Jaffa Mil
Ter, win johnson, w. w, Phillips
Roy Daniels, Nathan Jaffa, Il. A.
Cahoon and Judge and Mrs. Brice.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sparks
were hosts at a pretty and enjoy
able dinner at their apartments
Friday evening, in honor of their
| first wedding anniversary Covers
We're laid for four.
Glass colors and spring flowers
lent color and brightness to the
corridors of the Roswell high
school building Saturday evening
for the delightful Junior-Senior
banquet, served to SO students by
the ladies' of the high school =. T..
la, In the lower corridor the Junior
colors of yellow and white were
effectively used, and upstairs,
where the banquet was served, the
Senior colors of green and Whlte
canopied the long snowy table, with
fluttering streamers, and the senior
colors were further carried out by
ferns and daisies on the table at
intervals. d. n. Pope, superln-
tendent of the schools, acted as
POSTMASTER; Rev. Rudolph Caug-
hey offered prayer and d. II. Will
lmot of the school board addressed
the students. Clever responses TO
toasts were made by Misses Mary
Gibbany, Marion Jewett and w. IL.
Schulz. Joe Goodart and Robert
I Kellahin. A delicious five-course
menu was served by a number OF
alumnae, and a number of the T..
IT. A. were hostesses in the dining
hall.
Miss Katherine ManZinita Ayers,
the attractive little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Ayers, celebrated
her fifth birthday Saturday after
noon with q pretty and enJoyaple
party to a number or her small
friends at her home. All kinds of
! merry games were played, ana
later the children were served ice
cream, birthday cake and candies
lin the dining room, from a beauti-
fully appointed table. A gay col
ored balloon and a May basket of
candy marked each place as faVors
A wealth of flowers about the
home added a charmingly festive
air. and the little hostess received
many beautiful gifts from her little
friends.
Nell, Mary and Jane Mullis en-
tertained q number of their little
friends Saturday afternoon at their
home with gaily delightful party,
complimentary to the birthday an
niyersary of Mary, the second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mullins
All kinds of games and contests,
with music by the older children,
were among the pleasures of the
afternoon, and at the close OF the
hours ice cream, ping pong ana
cakes were served.
The prettiest social event of the
season was the delightful dance
given Monday night by MI ana
Mrs. F. l.. Yeaw at the Masonic
Temple to about $50 friends. ..s-
Mrs. Andrew Guiding, and a few
of her piano pupils gave another OF
their delightful private recitals IN
a series planned Monday night az
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. y.
Hamilton. About 80 parents and
friends enjoyed the evening. Re-
freshments were served at the
close. The following pupils con-
tributed to the enjoyable program:
Clark Dilley, Jr,, Evelyn Mirabie'
Elizabeth Hamilton, Ruth Daugh-
erty, Margaret Heinzman, Flora
Huff, Myron Prayer, Ruth Max
well and Alya Wilson.
The Baptist Missionary Society
held its regular business meeting
and social hour at the pretty new
home of Mrs. C. Y. Stewart Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. w. A. wilson
| presided, and Mrs. Cleve was in
charge of the interesting program.
Mrs. G. T. Veal, former member,
was present, and gave an interest
ing talk, and Mrs. Sproul of Paris,
Mo-, contributed a delightful vocal
number with Miss Shrecengost at
the piano j. w. Camel and Rev.
Rupert were present, and maze
talks on the $25,D00,000 campaign.
About As members were present,
and during the social hour the hos
tess served refreshments.
The last meeting OF the Wash
ington Avenue p. r. A. for the year
was held Tuesday at the school
building, with q good attendance
and an exceptionally good pro-
gram. superintendent ID. N. Pope
contributed fine talk on the past
years work, and offered many
good suggestions for the next year.
Mrs. Roy Daniels sang beautifully,
and Mrs. Phil Helmig and Miss
Byrdis Walker gave piano selec-