Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-25

Misses Sophie and Eileen Church
entertained a number of friends
Friday at their home with a beau
tiful party, the first in q series CT
affairs planned. Seven tables OF
auction bridge were arranged about
the pleasant flower decked rooms.
The Elks were hosts Friday |
evening at the club house at a de- /
Iughtfuily planned informal dance !
1.-The last social affair of this years
lcalendar. The Roswell dance or /
chestra furnished tuneful jaZzy |
music and large attendance
danced merrily until l o'clock.
! Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Rose We're
dinner hosts Friday evening at
their home, entertaining INFORM
ally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaffa Miller enter
tanned the Five Hundred Club at
their home Friday evening Tor
their usual delightful dinner ana
evening of the club game.
A large attendance marked the
meeting of the Missouri Avenue
p. r. A. Friday at the school build
ling where Rev. Sidney Nj. Bedford
Iablv and interestingly discussed the
itopic for the afternoon, oca-
tiOnal Training in Our Schools. A
musical program was given by Tor
liner students of the school.
Miss Virginia Lockhart enter
tanned a party of friends Saturday
evening at her home with a jolly
social time, for which all manner
of amusing games were arranged
including merry leap-year games,
and relating of funny experiences,
and ridiculous situations in which
each guest had at some time founu
! herself. These tales caused much
merriment. A number OF delight
ful musical numbers We're enjoyed
: and the evening closed with a de-
. licious ice course, served by MISS
: Lockhart and Miss Loudie Craw-
! ford. -. CO
The Music Study Club met Sat
urdav at the beautiful country
home of Miss Mary Louise De
. Bremond. for its regular meeting.
The afternoon was delightful, ana
was given over to one OF the pest
= programs of the year, including
! numbers by each member of the
=, club, prominent among these belhe
a piano duet by Mrs. w. Il. Hill and
= Miss Margaret Hinson, Voca
- duet; a dainty Japanese number Dy
:, Misses Peirson and Ragsdale, whc
:, were in costume; double Vocd
. number by Mrs. Sidney Prayer; .
: piano selection by Mrs, Curtin
4 violin numbers by Misses Porisor
n and Guffin; piano selections by
= Miss De Bremond, and voca
~ number by Miss Bernice Shepherd
70 After the program delightful SO
! cial time was spent and refresh
IL ing ice course was served. Thl'
N closed the club work for the sum
10 mer.
10 Ted Brough was host Saturda,
night. entertaining number o
20 friends with jolly slumber part
a. at his country home, chaperone
a. bv Mrs. H. w. Brough AMI Mrs
a. j. r. Ray.
H. Mrs. Frank Garrod and Mis-
- Thomson We're joint hostesses Sat
H. urday evening at the home OF Mis-
r Thomson to a number of friends
at A very enjoyable time was spen
H. with all kinds of games, afte
% which delicious ice cream and cak
were served.
II The Cleaners class of the Fir'
hv M. E. Church motored to the beat
RI. Itiful country home of Mrs. Fran
a Erb, two miles northeast of tow
~ Tuesday, for their regular bushes
ed and social meeting. The atteat
ance was large, and the atternoo
PC one of the most enjoyable OF II
wear. A wealth of cherry blossom
. about the home was charming
- suggestive of the season. A plea
ant social hour followed the bus
. ness session, and a happy time WI
- spent visiting and enjoying u
- sandwiches, coffee, and angel foo
:, cake served by the hostesses Me
= danes Harry White, Rhoers, d.
" Geyer and Smithers.
10 The Eastern Star held their re-
ular business and social meetll
- Tuesday night at the Masonic Ten
pie, where following the buslne
meeting, the degrees of the ORD
were conferred on Mrs. Joseph |
Graftenreid, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
zimmerman, DR.. and Mrs. II.
Fall. A pleasant time was spei
ldown stairs, dancing with MI
b. L. Lusk at the piano. Pink lc'
angel food, pink and white brl'
q ices, minis and coffee We're serve
a Inv the hostesses for the evening,
u A large attendance marked u
meeting of the w. b. A. Tuesdt
at their hall. After balloung
new members and regular routii
business refreshments were serve
by Mrs. John Rose, Mrs. PARK al
Mrs. George Fletcher.