Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-02
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The week has been full of lovely
and attractive social events. Many
visitors are already arriving IN
town for just now our days are as
lovely as summers own. Gay pic
mic parties are numerous and the
spring time will rival the hilarious
days of summer If this pace keeps
up. One picnic party of the week
was an event of Tuesday last and
at eleYen-thirty the cars left for
a ride down into the cedars. The
affair was in compliment, to Mrs.
John Jake, Of st. Louis, who Is
visiting Mrs. Gus Jake, and the
hostesses were Mrs Tom e. Pollock
and Mrs. Al. Sanford. The guests
included Mrs. p. J. Moran, Mrs. e.
M. Robinson, Mrs. Joe Tissow,
Mrs. e. H. Sanford, Mrs, M. j.
Riordan. Mrs. William Rabbit,
Mrs. C. p Heisser, Mrs. John jake
and Mrs. Gus Jake.
Mrs. A. T. Grinnell has been
having a most delightful series OF
social affairs, complimenting the
Fowler family, who leave shortly
for the coast The rooms of the
Grinnell home were most charming
in their arrangement for the
springtime effect was carried out
in flowers and favor and softly
shaded lights. At one on Saturday
Mrs. Grinnell entertained sixteen
at luncheon and at four-thirty on
the same afternoon sixteen other
friends were invited for bridge and
a delicious little tea. Miss Milf
gan poured, Mrs. Lindbloom, Miss
Anderson, Miss Murray and Miss
Solder assisted in serving and both
affairs were pronounced lovely IN
every detail. Dinner guests came
that night and on Monday Mrs.
Grinnell again entertained with
May party. This was a jolly affair
for each guest made her own May
basket and packed her own lunch,
which was eaten in true picnic
fashion. over twenty ladies were
hidden on Monday.
Mrs. AL Sanford gave a charming
little luncheon on Saturday last,
including in her invitations some
twenty-four friends. The Central
table in the large dining room was
quite suggestive of spring with its
glowing yellow center-piece and its
place cards of dainty spring-like
figures. A four course lunch was
enjoyed, while later a few rounds
of whist made the hours pass
pleasantly for the following guests:
Mrs. e. H, Sanford and daughter,
Mrs. Kilworth. of Portland, ore;
Mrs. Hustled, Mrs. Charlebois, Mrs.
Mary ]. Wilson, Mrs Lewis q.
Hart, Mrs. G.. o. Lampland, Mrs.
H. E. Corey, Mrs. S. S. Ackers, Mrs.
Charles Greenlaw, Mrs. Durham,
Mrs. Tom Il. Pollock, Mrs. T. 5.
Breen, Mrs. William Rudd, Mrs.
Bertha Kennedy, Mrs. Tom l.. Rees
Mrs. Charles Isham, Miss Freda
johnson, Mrs. Frank Noble and
Mrs. Clarence Dolan. Miss Leah
Sanford assisted.
The normal seniors will give the
play, 1.-THE Superior Miss Pellendu'
at the Ashurst auditorium on May
3. ;.
The delegates attending the
grand lodge of the l. o. o. F., held
at Tucson last week, returned last
Saturday night. Those attending
were Mr. and Mrs. sFoster, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lehr, Mrs. j. {.
Clarke, Mrs. F. o. Allen and Mr..
and Mrs. C. w. Cooper.
Quite gathering met last Mon
day night at the Presbyterian
church to give farewell reception
to the Fowlers. The church was
artistically decorated and a pro-
gram of music and song highly en-
tertained all who were present.
The Clark site was chosen by
public vote last Saturday for the
new high school, which we hope
will be erected soon. Next VIII
come the bond election to purchase
grounds and equipment, This Will
be the finest high school in the
northern part of Arizona.
Miss Pauline Jones, Miss Della
Gist, Messrs. Dan Francis and
Miles Poison were dinner guests at
Miss Jones home in Williams last
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank German entertained
last Thursday at bridge. Those en-
joying the hospitality were Mrs. P.
II. Neson, Mrs Roger Morse, Mrs.
j. B. Francis, Mrs. Burnell Osler,
Mrs. L. E. Hart, Mrs. Ira Hart,
Mrs. Will Hart, Mrs. ]. c. Kelley.
Mrs. Stanley Sykes, Mrs. ]. e. Fow-
Ter. Miss Gracia Saunders and Miss
Mary Francis.
Miss Badu entertained at thei
Goodman home last Friday night |
with lovely dance. complimenting |
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Morse.