The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
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party sunday evening. Tho girls In
the HOUSE. with the assistance OF Miss
Brcrdlovc. the present residence sec
retafy. ana Afisa Knox, the former
~rouldcncc secretary entertained the
girls in town who formerly lived at
the residence.
The dining room looked unusually
Attractive with rs pink shaded lights
and long tables decorated with pink
roses. -tla i. \
After the delightful supper the
qitis gathered around sho piano for
an hour Of music.
me ~roaidence, which the Y. W. c.
A.rhaa ben Operating for over eight
Year,, has been a happy honfe FOR
many girls as was evidenced by the
many sfemlniscences which were told.
There were many expressions OF re-
greet over the closing as Tar as the
Y. w. G. A. In Albuquerque Is con.
cerncd OF a place that Is surrounded
by 70 many pleasant associations
WEEKEND CAMPING PARTY AT
WHsTCONfs SPRINGS.
A crowd OF young girls will motor
out to Whitcofnb Springs this inter-
noon, c~haperoned by Mrs Klrster, for
a weekend camping trip. They have
blankota becoming khaki, and pro-
vender an fixed up, and will eaNo
this afternoon. They are Miss Eve
iyn Mearns. Miss Helen Mcclure,
Miss Anna MeGuire, Miss Doro.ny
Bowman. Miss Helen Graves, hiha
Pepita Esrsnosa and Mrs. Kirster. the
chnpcrOn.
ABOUT VOTES FOR WOMEN.
m The hombres. who ire inclined
10 be critical of the scnoras who are
going to participate. for the tIse
fInuo' in n convention and vote, TOT
the first time at the coming elections,
would fust put themselves In tho
ladies' places they might appreciate
why they conduct Themselves US they
do. and will. II they act like the a
who goes to the circus for the frst
time. the men don't nave 10 'augh
and say we told you 70. Thoy
don't take Il sertousIy.'' But they will
take II seriously after they have taken
Il all In. Let them at least have one
election OF enjoying II with all the
ploasure Of novelty. II they come To
the polls with political Htrnws stick
ing toi their clothes, no TO speak, and
stop and Rape open-mouthed az the
political Bk~y-scrapcrs, also 80 TO
speak, the men should make a rcSor-
walton for their Ereen-horn ways, n
take into. consideration b a before
10y more elections, tho ladies will
DO an element 10 be reekoned with.
DINNER FOR MRS. PHIL
sHANWERGER.a
Mrn nj. q. strong gave n dinner
party In honor OF her daughter, Mrs.
phil s~hamberger August %. a few
dayn after her arrival. inviting q
dozen friends TO be present. The din
ncr was all In yellow n white, with
a centerpiece OF yellow dahlias n
menu was carried out. In many de-
tails, in these two colors. Ihs wss
the tirst of q series OF dinners which
Mrs. Strong Is planning for the
winter. Around the table were Mrs.
Phil Shambergcr, Mr.. and Mira. w. q.
Oestrcich, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Vann.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davidson. Or.
X. l.. Hurst. Dr. and Mrs. X. Il. Petit.
Mrs. Nslle Bryant. Mr.. and Mrs. =.
d. Booth and Mr.. and MIS- II. o.
Strong.
FOR YOUNG BRIDE. BRIDE-TO-
BE, AND BRIDESMAIDS.
Next "Wednesday MrA d. Il. Copp
and Mrs. James Davidson are TO add
a larse and misunderstanding
party TO the list OF affairs o Mrs.
Phil shambesEer. Miss Keba Conner,
and Miss Corners bridesmaids. Miss
aAENN1H&A AAANA - gAIA ~ -
and Mrs. Davidson hav invited the
members OF the j. o. @. club and
their out-of-town guesta 90 aiunoh-
con nf the TamnriBlS Inn IN PnJarito.
All this sounds very lovely-perhaps
the largest luncheon given at the inn
TINS summer SOS
PIONfU FOR LUTHERAN
q. r. ON LABOR DAY
Labor day will no doubt be filled
TO the bria with picnic parties. for
already tho number 10 rapidly rising.
The holiday will be made "A real holt
day by the youna people OF 81: Paurs
Lutheran church. when the Christian
Endenvor society gives It's picnic at
Whitcomb Springs on Monday. Oars
with tho crowd OF people will leave
tho church ut s o'clock Monday
and called early" but that fly IN the
ointment doesn't bother the majority
OF them.
ALBUQUEnQUEANs ATTEND
LEGION CONVENTION.
Eight ~delesates. re~nsc.entlns Hugh
A. Carlisle post Of the American Les
Rion, left Albuquerque "Wednesday
morning for Roswell. where tho state
convention Of the American Legion
post was held on September 2. 3 aud
4. A program arranged 10 give the
c~x-service men the beet the town
could offcr wus prepared. offering a
barbecue dinner. n boxing contest.
shows, smokers and u street dance.
Roswell citixena took the dclegateB
sightseeing over the surrounding
ountry In addition; and an. impress
nise ceremony was prepared for the
presentation OF the victory medals.
Albuquerque was entitled to 40 del
cgatea, but only eight loft 20 represent
us In the convention. They wore Dr.
Henry Rolf Brown. Earl Bowdich,
Charles Lembke. &. &. Barnes. REV.