The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-28

igso lawn 'tin the COOL and then tho
rest Of tho evening was spent in
playing games. They all had snch a
good time. they decided to make II
ian sa long a. possible, and 70 tho
idst lhinn OF the pfoerRm Was q
spend~- the-niEht party;
JOV DFaONsTtRA ALTON by
WCtfE% AT Las VEGAS
probaniy the only place In New
Mexico Whore a concerted demonstrn-
slen by The women greeted the AMI
nouucement Of tho certification or
Tenncnaee'H ratification OF the suffragel
amendment by the governor. was
al the democratic ~conyentfon at las
Vegas last week. Mrs. Kirby, national
de inocratfe comltfeewoman, who
appeared at the CONVENTION with SEN
hl5f Jones'. national committeeman.
ssopped up on the platform sna :
had finished. the band burst forth
with Dixie and the women marched
up and down the nisies. wnving flags
and hnndkerchiefa. IL was Hike the
reception Of q second Declaration OF
Independence.
Strange M Il may seem. the first
place that women voted was on the
isle OF Decentralization Posi-.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mira. Dora Schaddl the
engagement OF her daughter, Frieda
Louise. 70 Mr.. Carol q. Cunderson.
The date 81 the marriage VIII no be
given for some lime.
Miss schadei is an employee OF the
western Union, and n graduate OF
the Albuquerque high school OF the
claaw of 1917. Mr.. Gunderaon Ia a
boohkeeper al the l.. d. Putney Mer-
camille company. His people reside
ln l~cagleerove, lowe
REcEPTsoN FOR WOMEN
DELEGATES An las VEGAS.
A Mig feature OF the sessions In Las
Vegas this week.. TO the 100 women
delegates there, was the reception
given IN honor Of the 100. by the wo-
men OF Las Vegas. The Elk's club
room was the scene Of the affair,
where most elaborate floral decora-
lions made the room quite beautiful.
Roses. aweet peas. and greeneriea OF
nh Aorts literally covered the room.
AT he heat OF the receiving line
stood Mira. A. A. Jones. wife OF the
unfted States senator iron; this state,
and Mrs. 10. Il. veeder. Two Hundred
and fifty guests were received during
the ~aftcrnOon. and were entertained
most ~6elightfuiiy by a very fine pro-
gram OF muHlc-vocal numbers and
Instrumental. A bevy OF young Las
Vegas girls served the three course
luncheon. and added not q little to
the general beauty OF the scene.
This courteous act on the part OF
Las Vegas ladies seemn 10 be In line
with the many kindnesses extended
10 the Normal school pupils. who
came back with the highest praises
for the hospitality OF the people OF
the Meadow City.
MHs. II. ]. SpiTzAn,SSER
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE.
Mrs. II. !. spitzmeaser gave an ex-
c~eptionaily pretty bridge party this
Afternoon for her mother. sirs. J. A..
Baird Of Tulsa, Okla: Mrs. Francis
Of Oakland. Cal. who rs visiting her
sister. Mrs. Earl Knight here. and
Miss Anne Matthews OF Las Vegas,
the guest OF Mrs. Frank Wagner.
Sweet peas placed about the Spitz-
messer horne on Now York avenue
made a dainty scene for, the game,
played ae five table. Luncheon was
served after cards. The prizes. for high
score. cut, and the guests consisted %
corsage bouquets OF the sweet peas.
Mrs. Spitzmrsset's guests were Mes
dame H.. u. Roger. ii. l.. Breh-
nRer. Guy Rogers. Tom Danahy. Earl
knight. Bruce Hangar, George Hub
bell Thomas, Thomas Hughes. Harry
Walters. Oscar Butcher Harold
Caller. w. NJ. Farr, c. II. spitzmeaBer,
Gottlied, Frank Roberts. Roy Ora
ham. Rummeli. Frank Wagner.
George Mitchell and the guests OF
honor, Mrs. ]. a. Baird, Mrs. Francis
and Miss Anne Matthews.
personal snskfi6S.
Mas Rebekah skipwith. Of Roswell,
- visiting Miss Eleanor Alderman on
South Walter street. She arrived In
Albuquerque last Sunday evening.
Miss Hortense scotti, OF 81. Louis,
arrived in the city Monday 10 visit
her grandmother. Mrs. Lindemann.
on North Edith street, She Will prob
ably remain for several weeks.
Miss Fabiola Gilmore, Of the
draughtsmen force OF the forestry SER
Vice. Is at Whitcomb SpringA this
week on her vacation.
Mrs, Henry Role Brown, who has
been Visiting In California for the pas.
six weeks. returned 10 Aibuaneraue
Monday morning.
Mrs. w. NJ. Combs and daughter,
Cormoiin. have returned from 4 sew
eral months visit 10 Tennessee, Geor-
eta and North Caroline, npent With
relatives.
Miss Martha valiant returned
home the early part Of the week from
"A two weeks vacation spent III Den
yer and Colorado Springs.
Miss Helen Martin. who has beon
visiting at the coast for the past two
months, Is back In the city aRain,
Miss Martin taught the past winter
in southern New Mexico.
Tom calkins left Monday morning
for Belen.
Miss Francis Hoskins. who has been
Rem emker!
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