Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-21

D ttAS Va Ntl6 GROOM. MT, ana MI!
Waggoner left that night for thei
ranch, and upon their return, wi
2 make their home here. Mrs. Wag
goner is the second daughter of MI
r and Mrs. w. w. Ogle, and has live
: all her life in Roswell. Ms. Wag
r goner is one of the prominen
/ young stockmen of the valley.
| Mrs. c. NJ. Farnsworth was host
ess at her home Thursday after
noon. complimentary to Mrs. c. ]
Leland of Breckenridge. Texas. an,
Mrs. Joseph Mari of Chicago. Auc
ton bridge was the diversion o
the afternoon, and following tn
games, a two-coursc luncheon wa
served. About a dozen friends en-
ioyed this courtesy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Guffey wer,
dinner hosts Thursday evening a
their home, entertaining a few
friends with a most enjoyable sever
O'Clock dinner.
The annual Berean banquet was
held Friday evening at Parish hal
and was a beautiful affair. The
J decorations of the hall and the
long table were suggestive of the
| Thanksgiving season, centerins
around a cleverly built ship. the
| Mayflower, and were effectively
carried out In autumn foliage, corn
shocks and yellow and white
NUNS. A chicken pie menu was
served by the ladies of the church,
and Miss Blanche Durm acted as
toast mistress. A program of
toasts and music was given, all sug-
gestive of the 300th anniversary of
the landing Of the Pilgrims. Cow
ers were laid for about 40.
Mrs. Thornton Boswell and Mrs
Hamilton Tobin were hostesses
Saturday at a pretty one O'Clock
luncheon at the Boswell home, to
meet Mrs. John Tobin of Vinton,
Iowa. who with Mr.. Tobin is visit
ing relatives and friends here. Vel
low and white NUNS conferred the
table, and a fiye-course menu was
served, reflecting the same tones.
Covers were laid for Is including
the members OF the Girls We'd
nesday Bridge club.
A surprise party was given FIJI
day evening at the home of Miss
Lucille Rose, mplimentary to
Miss Frances Holshiser who is to
leave Roswell soon. Games were
the evenings diversion, and at the
close refreshments were served by
the hostess to the 22 boys and
girls, friends Of the honored guest
Mrs Nathan Jaffa was hostess
Friday at her home to an after
noon tea, complimentary to Mrs.
Robt. /. .Eryein, Of Santa Fe. her
guest. and Mrs. Joseph Mari of
Chicago, Mrs. Vaudeville Of Colo
RADIO, and Mrs. c.. j. Leland of
Texas, and Miss Ella Prayer OF
Hollywood, Calf. Mrs. Jaffa well
coined her guests informally in the
living room, and receiving with her
were the honored guests, Autumn
foliage and NUNS were suggestive
of the season, and the tea table
was centered with white and Yell
low NUNS, and lighted with yellow
capped candles Mra John w. Poe
poured coffee, and Mrs. j. ]. Jaffa
cut ices. which were served with
small cakes. minis and nuts by
Misses Ruby Saunders, Sophie
Church, catherine Cahoon, Mrs. |
billiard Wyatt, Mrs. Cassidy and
Mrs. Arthur Jaffa. About fifty
friends called during the hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Johnson en-
tertaned the Five Hundred club |
Friday evening at their home with
a seven o'clock dinner. and five
hundred was played at four tables
afterward Only club members
played, and in the games Mr.. and
Mrs. f, L. Yeaw won the high
score.
Mrs. ]. W. Boone presided at a
one o'clock luncheon followed by |
auction bridge Friday at her home !
to the Wednesday bridge club and
other friends. The luncheon table !
was lovely in flowers of the sea-
son, and a three course menu was
served. In the games Mrs. II. +,
Duffey won the high score club |
favor, and the guest favor fell to
Mrs. Durand.
The banquet given Friday eve
ming at the Christian church an
mex by the losers to the winners
In the recent reading contest, was
delightful affair, The annex was
decorated in the colors of the or
ganization, lavender and white, and
flowers carried out the same color
tone. The menu cards carried out
the same colors. The tables were
laid in the form of a cross, and
the speakers for the evening were
seated at each point. A salad
menu was served, and Mrs. Sidney
NJ. Bedford acted as toastmistress,
toasts being given by Mrs. Crizer,
Mrs. i. S. Gibbany, and Mrs. w. A.
Cooper, and other numbers were
contributed to the evenings pro-
gram by Mrs. Cady, Mrs. Taylor
and Mrs. Lulu Harper. Covers
for 60 were laid.
Agnes Francis Burkstaller cele-
brated her seventh birthday ami |
versary Friday at her home with
a party to a dozen little school
friends, and her teachers, Misses
Bacon and Conner. Mrs. Burk-
staller was assisted in entertaining
her daughters friends by Mrs.
Fred Burkstaller and Mother Burk-
staller. At the close of the hours,
ice cream, candy and popcorn balls
were enjoyed.
A dance was given at the New |
Mexico Military Institute Saturday |
evening. 1t was a formal affair |
and was held in the mess hall. The |
Institute Five orchestra furnished |
the music. and dancing was en-
joyed until IL o'clock.
The Delphian club held its regu-
lar meeting Saturday afternoon at
the Community house.
Mrs, J. j. Jaffa was hostess Mon
day at her home, entertaining most
with auction bridge,
complimentary to Miss Ella Pra-
ger, Of California. Bridge was
played at four tables, and in the
games Mrs. Will johnson scored
highest. A two-course luncheon
was served to close the afternoon.
Mrs. c. NJ. Farnsworth enter
.ained Tuesday at her home with