Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-16

served delicious luncheon. TIL,
{ ub planned social evening OF
May 20 at the Berrendo schoo
house.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution met Wednesday will
Mrs. James w. Rhea and elected
officers as follows: Regent, Mrs
Robert Beers: vice regent, Mrs
John w. Rhea; secretary, Mrs. Ber
Triton; corresponding secretary
Mrs, w. w. Phillips; treasurer
Mrs. Eva Cooper; registrar, Mrs
Stevens; historian, Mrs. Rodney;
and councillors. Mrs. Hinkle and
Mrs. Heath. Mrs. Beers gave a re-
port of the state meeting of the
ID. A. r, and following the bust
ness meeting refreshments were
served.
The Missouri Avenue p. r. A.
held their annual meeting Friday,
and elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. Robert Pruit; vice
president, Mrs. Frank Rheinbolt;
secretary, Mrs. f. A. Schramm;
treasurer, Mrs. w. j. Beatty; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. F, G.
Reyes, and auditor, Mrs. l.. {.
King.
Mrs. r. L. Bradley was hostess
Thursday to the Book club and 9TH
err friends for a delightful after
noon Of visiting, needlework and
games. Mrs. c. NJ. Fransworth and
Mrs. r. NJ Parsons carried off the
honors in the games. A delicious
ice course was served to close the
afternoon. About forty were guests
of Mrs. Bradley.
Mrs. Willis Ford entertained a
large number of girls Saturday af-
ternoon at her home in honor OF
her niece, Dorothy Morrison, All
manner Of spirited games, stories
and debates were the diversion,
with dancing in the long living
rooms to the tripping measures or
the grafanola. Mrs. Ford was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Nor
rison and Mrs. Claude Hobbs, ana
the young hostess, and several or
her friends served delicious pink
and white ices, cake and minis at
the close of the hours.
Announcements of the marriage
of ex-Cadet Chester b. Stevens and
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Voorhees,
of Ration have been received III
Roswell by many of the friends OF
Mr.. Stevens. The wedding occurred
April 25 in Ration, where they VIII
make their home.
Miss Mamie Lillian Cox enter
tanned q house party Friday even
ing at dinner, spend-the-night ana
picnic luncheon day at the park.
Mrs. e. A. Cahoon was hostess TO
the Monday auction bridge cluD
Monday evening at the country CLUB
for their usual dinner and delight
full round of the club game. Mr..
and Mrs. Jaffa Miller won the high
score favors.
The social afternoon of the NJ,
f. South Missionary society Mon
day at the Manse proved a delight
full affair. The attendance was
large and the time well spent IN
visiting and enjoyment of music.
refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostesses, Mrs s. E. AL
lison, Mrs. r. H. McCune and Mrs.
Dave Howell, to close the after
noon.
The p. Z. o. Mothers party at
the home of Mrs. G. w. link was
a beautiful affair Monday. and a
loving tribute to mothers. About
thirty were present. Mrs. Zink
lovely home was prettily decorated
with fragrant May roses and mar
guerites, the chapter flower. ana
roll call was answered with beau
tiful quotations about mothers.
The enjoyable program included a
piano solo by Virginia Pruitr
vocal solo by Master Marshall AM
norman and readings to mothers
from several p. e. O. members
Delicious refreshments closed the
afternoon.
Mrs. o. w. White was hostess
Tuesday to the Tuesday Auction
Bridge club for their regular meet
ng. and afternoon of the club
game. A refreshing salad luncheon
was served at the close of the aft
ernoOn. :.
Cards are out for the final ball
1t the New Mexico Military insti-
ute Monday evening, May "a, to-
yether with the announcement of |
he twenty second commencement. |
rhe final ball Is the browning |
went of the year and promises this |
ear to be especially brilliant.