Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-09
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The luncheon at the Parrish
home under the direction of the Ia
die sof the First NJ. L. church for
the local club women and delegates
to the district meeting of the fed
Grated womans clubs. served
Thursday, was most delightful
affair. Mrs. C. E. Mason, repre-
senting the Shakespeare club, pre-
sided, and three minute talks were
given by Mrs. Ashcraft of Clovis,
state auditor, and the president of
the Clovis Woman's club, Mrs.
Grace T. Bear, president-elect of
the Roswell Woman's club; Mrs.
w. 7. Turner, representing the p,
I. A., and Miss Frances d. Part
ridge, supreme record keeper of
the w. b. A.. of Port Huron, Mich,
who spoke on women in the Bus
mess World Covers were laid for
about a hundred at the beautifully
appointed flower decked tables,
and during the serving of the
menu, Mrs. Andrew Guffin gave
beautiful piano number and Mrs.
Roy Daniels sang most delightfully."-
accompanied by Mrs. Phil Helmig.
Mrs William Beyette and Mrs.
William Grady Welter entertained
Mrs. Mcdowell and Mrs. Wilcox,
club delegates from Portales, at
dinner Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Stone was hostess
Wednesday to the Fairview club
for their regular meeting. The af-
ternoon was spent in the usual
pleasant diversion of sewing and
chatting, and at the close of the
hours delicious refreshments were
served.
The Woman's Benefit Associa-'
ton of the Maccabees held its reg
ular business meeting and initiation
of candidates Thursday evening at
their hall, exemplifying the work
of the order most beautifully be-
fore the supreme record keeper,
Miss Frances d. Partridge of Port
uron, Mich, who is paying her
G. 'Cial visit to the local order. Fol-
' 1g the business meeting short
nr am consisting of piano ana
EuCu umbers was given by Misses
Mar irginia and Helen Howard
5il}, readings by Mrs. Bertha
Elyr :. Miss Partridge gave
talk on the order and the local
napier presented her with n love-
~ basket of flowers. Ices in the
colors of the w. B. A. and deli
cious white cake were served to
close the evening.
Mrs. Wilcox and mother, Mrs.
Mcdowell, of Portales, delegates
to the federated clubs meeting
here, were dinner guests Thurs
day evening to Mrs. E. A. Cahoon.
Mrs. John T. Mcclure enter
tanned with a party dinner Thurs
day evening at Hotel Glider, com
plimentary to the officers of the
federated women's clubs which
met Thursday. Vari-colored sweet
meas conferred the beautifully APP
nointed table and place cards with
original inscriptions suitable to the
guests. marked the places for the
guests. A four-course menu was
served.
Mrs. John w. Rhea was hostess
al a charming tea Thursday at her
handsome homo in compliment to
no doIecates to the District Fed
Grated Womens clubs meeting, me
tea table was lovely laid with pink
snandragons, ferns and sweet peas,
ond Mrs Rhea was assisted by Mrs.
r. NJ Maves. Mrs. c. d. Keyes'
olivia Phea. Dorothy Day and Mrs.
Jacobson About fifteen delegates
enjoyed this pretty courtesy. -
Ono IF the most delightful af+
foirs If the week was the after
'non bridge and luncheon Fri
Adv over which Mrs. Sidney Prayer,
Ia Mrs Goslin presided. During
tba carly mart of the afternoon
throe tables of auction bridge was
enjoyed by the. devotees Oh 'nas
came. and in the final count the
bigh score favor, a pretty Madeira
tray cloth, fell to Mrs Wlii JONI,
son later other friends dropped
in for lunch, which was served at
daintily appointed card tables ana
in the dining room. The menu M
cluded squads on toast ana az
that goes with them, and was
served in two courses.
A pretty spring-time decorative
scheme was carried out at the
stately Baptist church Friday even
ing for the delightful concert glVel
bv the Baptist choir for the benetlt
of their organ fund. The evening
was a great success and the pig
auditorium was packed. About
$500 was contributed in pledges
and cash for the organ fund.
The bows of the Bereau class or
the First NJ. Z. church were hosts
to the girls of the class Friday
evening, at the parish house, at a
beautifully appointed and merry
May day party. The decorations
we're carried out with fresh green
foliage and snowballs. A delicious
banquet was served at several small
tables, laid in snowy lines, and
conferred with small green May
baskets filled with gay hued flow
ers. Following the feast. a May