Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-12

InelT GeIuIH.. Oub-Ol-loWl BueSls
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Smith OF
Houston. Tex, guests of Judge ans
Mrs. Brice, DR.. and Mrs. II. A. Mil.
Ter of Clovis, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Keer Of Carlsbad, guests Of Ii. ]
Hagerman, Mr.. and Mrs. Dee
Harkey and Miss Harkey of Carls-
bad.
Mrs. Eva Cooper and Miss Sadie
Cooper were at home Wednesday tC
a large number of friends honorina
Miss Gladys Brice. Mrs. Cooper'S
lovely home was made additionally
pretty for the afternoon, with a
wealth of gay colored flowers
chamingly suggestive of the decided
approach of autumn. Mrs. Thorton
Boswell welcomed the guests, and
receiving with the hostesses of the
honor guest in the living room wert
Mrs c. r. Brice and Mrs. Ernest
Malone. Delicious punch was served
in the music room at flower deck
ed table by Misses Evelyn Brice
and Faybell Cummins, and the cali
ers were cordially welcomed here
by Mrs. Cora Ray and Mrs. w. G.
Triton, Mrs. Phil Helmig. Mrs. May
McWood and Miss Frances Austin
received in the library and hall,
ushering the guests into the dining
room. Here the tea table was Wis
ion of loneliness in pink Kilar-
ney roses, with white tulle. Mrs.
j. Q. Cummins cut white ices cen
tered with pink hearts, which were
served with dainty white cake
topped with pink rose SPRAYS, and
salt almonds by Misses Dorothy
Turner, Frances Bear and Helen
Henderson. Delightful music was
furnished throughout the hours by
Seals Morga, saxaphone, and Cecil
George, piano. About $50 friends
enjoyed this pre-nuptial affair.
The Rotarians and their families
enjoyed delightful party at the
oasis ranch Thursday evening. The
beautiful lawn served as a delight
full place for the games and con-
tests, and. for the serving of the
bountiful supper, cafeteria style.
Later dancing was enjoyed on q
large canvas spread on the tennis
court, and delightful musical num-
bers were given by Miss Anne Poir-
son, Mrs, Yeaw and G. c. Camp
bell.
Miss Dolly Goodin entertained
with a delightful dinner party
Thursday evening complimentary
to Miss Dorothy Stewart, and Miss
Gladys Lindsey of Las Vegas.
Mrs. w. r. Joyner was hostess at
a pretty o'clock dinner Thursday
evening at her home complimentary
to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gibson, OF
La.
Little Miss Mildred Turner was
hostess Thursday afternoon at
pretty party at her delightful coun-
try home, Roselawn Farm, cele-
brating her sixth birthday.
Miss Frances Bear was hostess
Friday at her home on Military
Heights. at a prettily appointed tea
to Miss Gladys
Brice.
Among the prettiest pre-nuptial
courtesies given the past week for
the brides-to be, was the afternoon
party Friday over which Mrs. r. c.
presided at her home,
Miss Pearl Werline, whose
marriage to Mr.. Robert Fisher will
occur this month. The afternoon
was spent in chatting over all kinds
of hand work, and later a bridal
luncheon was served in the dining
room.
Mrs. Ben Triton and Mrs. w. G.
Cowan were hostesseS Friday to the
Roswell Reading club for their Sep
TENDER meeting at the pleasant
country home of Mrs. Triton, Au-
tumn wild flowers were used about
the rooms most effectively and the
time was spent in needle work and
several games and contests in which
Mrs. Ewing Lusk won the honors.
A most delightful two-course lunch
con was served to close the after
noon.
The Delphian party over which
the advisory board of the Delphian
study club presided Saturday after
noon at the home of Mrs. John w.
Poe was altogether unique, and
lovely. The affair was arranged
In a very clever fashion, carrying
out a burlesque girls school and all
the club members dressed as little
girls. Members of the club were
the faculty, assigning for the lessons
the clubs work for the year. Two
club members served a delicious ice
course after study hours.
The marriage Of Miss Della Bar
nett and Joe Willingham was sol
emnized Saturday evening at the
home of Rev. Ray S. Dunn in the
presence of a few friends. Miss
Barnett is a Roswell girl, and Mr..
is employed at Acme,
where they will make their home.
Judge and Mrs. C. r. Brice en-
tertained with beautifully APP
pointed dinner Monday evening at
their home complimentary to the
Brice- Wyatt wedding party. The
table decorations were of white
bridal tulle, with orchid dahlias In
silver baskets, nut cups in orchid
tones, and tall, white tulle capped
candles. A six course menu was
served. Dainty place cards, grooms-
men for the girls, and bridesmaids
for the men, marked places Tor tne
guests. The bride-to-be presented
her bridesmaids with lovely orchid
colored ostrich fans, and the
groomsmen with gold pencils. Fol-
lowing the dinner, music and dane
ing were enjoyed.
Miss Gladys Jolly, Miss Ruby
and Miss Frances Austin
were joint hostesses Saturday after
noon from A to at the Jolly home
at pretty tea, pre-nuptial COM
pliment to Miss Gladys Brice.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Morris enter
.ained with a delightful dinner
party at their home Saturday even
ng, complimentary to the new
of the high school faculty,
Major E. l.. Lusk, and his wife.
Beautiful pink snap dragons and
'erns centered the handsomely APP
table and a delicious six
course menu was served.
Mrs. d. w. Low presided over a |
breakfast Tuesday morn
ng at her country home, a pre-
nuptial courtesy to Miss Gladys