Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-18

tai numbers by Mrs. Roy Daniels
and Misses Maxine Murdoch and
Lucille Bond, was heartily enjoyed.
Mrs. c. Z. Mason was hostess
Friday evening at Hotel Glider at
dinner in compliment to Mrs. A.
Otero-Warren of Santa Fe
Miss Mary White was hostess
Saturday evening at her home to
the alumni basketball team at an
informal supper party. Apple bios
SONS adorned the table about
which sat Captain Jackson, the
coach; Misses Grace Brenneman,
Dolly Goodin, Eleanor Church,
Florence Wilkinson, Ruth Parsons,
Birdie Jones, Gladys Brice and
Mary White, captain of the team.
The Bereans of the First NJ. E,
church to the number of forty had
an enjoyable hamburger supper
Friday evening at Parish hall. At
ter supper the time was spent with
music and games
Mrs. Eva NJ. Cooper was hostess
at Haynes park Friday afternoon
from to O'Clock to the girls of
her Sunday school class of the
First Christian church.
The bah given by the Institute
Cotillion club Saturday evening at
the new mess hall was a brilliant
affair. The institute orchestra fur
nished delightful music. Mrs. Sid
ney Prayer, the official chaperon,
assisted the officers and cadets in
entertaining their guests.
Miss Francis Guffin's violin pu-
pills, assisted by a group of Mrs.
Andrew Guffin's piano students,
gave a delightful recital Satur-
day afternoon at the First Chris
tian church. During a social hour
in the annex following the recital.
a musical game and dainty re-
freshments were enjoyed.
Mrs. Adelina OterO-Warren of
Santa Fe, chairman of the state re-
publican women's committee, spoke
Saturday afternoon at the Cham
Der of Commerce to thirty Roswell
women interested in suffrage. The
talk was along partisan lines,
telling what women, when they got
the vote. could do for the public
schools, child welfare, and public
health. Mrs. Warren urged the
women to study citizenship so
as to be intelligent voters.
Mrs. Arthur r. Ingham enter
tanned Monday with a luncheon.
About the beautifully laid table sat
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza White, Miss
Mary White, Eliza White, Jr.. Rev.
and Mrs. Rudolph Caughey, Donald
Caughey and Mr.. and Mrs. Ing
ham.
The Girls Auction Bridge club
was delightfully."- entertained Mon
day evening by Misses Sophie and
Eileen Church at their home. An
exceptionally pleasant afternoon
was spent with several rounds of
the club game in which Mrs. o.
w. White won the high score IA
vor A delicious salad luncheon
was served at the prettily apoint-
ed card tables to close the after
noon.
The beautiful home of Mrs. Ar
thur T.. Ingham was opened Mon
day to the Air circle of the First
Presbyterian church for their an
nual meeting. An unusually good
attendance marked the afternoon,
and following the business routine,
pleasant social time was spent.
Delicious homemade cake, angel
food and chocolate with caramel
ice cream was served to close the
meeting.
Mrs. J. 2. Church was hostess
Monday to the Book club, at her
delightful home for the regular
meeting. Amusing games and con-
tests and just. visiting were among
the pleasures of the afternoon, and
a delicious salad luncheon was
served at the close.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Johnson enter
tanned with a delightful dinner
bridge Monday evening at their
home, the second in a series of
parties planned for the near ru-
ture. A delightful two-Course menu
was served at four daintily ap-
pointed tables, and an evening of
enjoyable games followed, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jaffa Miller scoring high
The twelfth birthday of Jack
Hanney, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hanney was delightfully."- celebrat-
ed Tuesday night at his home with
a merry party to twelve of his boy
friends. The evening was spent in
playing baseball, and automobile
guessing games, music and con-
tests, and at the close a birthday
cake, with twelve candles was
served with delicious pink and
white ice cream.
Mrs. j. J. Jaffa was hostess
Tuesday to the Tuesday Auction
Bridge club, entertaining the club
and a few friends. Bridge
was played at five tables. Mrs. e.
A. Cahoon and Mrs. Prayer Miller
won the top score favors. A delilI
cious salad luncheon was served at
the card tables to close the af-
ternoon.