Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25

Beyette gave Il, splendid talk on
stewardship" which was follow
ed by a general discussion.
Mrs. Burney Pruit left Saturday
for her home in TT. Worth. Tex,
after visit with relatives and
friends here since the holidays.
Mrs. Clark DilIey, president of
the F. f. O. chapter, presided over
a prettily appointed / O'Clock
luncheon Monday at her home,
complimentarE to the officers of
the chapter. The table was laid in
the p. Il. .. aolors, combining a
dainty white basket filled with
great golden oranges, and novelty
place cards, IN the white and gold
colors, marked places for Mrs. H.
5. Marrell. Mrs. w. c, Buehly, NJ
Roy zimmerman, Mrs. j. T. Nc
Clure. Mrs. +. f. Morris, and the
hostess. A delicious five-course
menu was served. and a delightful
afternoon followed the luncheon.
Mrs. Ralph wyckoff of Denver,
Colo. is expected, in a few days for
a visit with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Miller, and friends here.
Mrs. Mabel Hopkins and little
daughter and Miss Myrtle Reeves,
sister, and daughter of the late
Mrs. J. 3. Reeves, came in Monday
from California to attend the flu
neral of Mrs. Reeves, held We'd
nesday morning.
Numbered among the enjoyable
affairs of the past few days was
the delightful afternoon party on
Tuesday, over which Mrs. Joseph
De Graftenreid and Mrs. f, j,
Bates presided at the Bates home.
The Roswell Reading club and
friends were the guests.
Misses Minerva and Alice Boone
entertained a conGenial party OF
friends Wednesday evening at the
Country club with a chicken dim
ner, and a most ENJOYABLE evening,
Covers were laid for twelve guests
and the hostesses.
The Friday Evening Dancing
club was entertained Tuesday eve-
ming by Mr. and Mrs. John Tweedy
at their country home for an eX-
ceptionally gay dance. A delicious
salad course refreshed the dancers
during the evening The club will
hold it's next dance at the Masonic
temple,
Mrs. John Umfleet was hostess
Tuesday afternoon at her apart
ments at a delightfully."- informal
afternoon bridge, complimentary
to several Colorado friends who
are visiting in this city. In the en-
joyable round of games Mrs. c. b.
Stowe won the high score honors.
Delicious refreshments concluded
the afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Prunella
Duke, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
o. Duke of this city, and Mrs. VIM.
O. Duke of this city. and Mr.. VIM
emniZed Tuesday evening at seven
o'clock at the home of the groom's
parents. The groom is promising
young engineer, and both have a
host of friends in this city. They
left Wednesday morning for a
short honeymoon trip, and will
make their home here upon their
return.
The Cleaners class of the First
NJ. f. church were hostesses Tues
day to the Dorcas class and other
ladies of the congregation at the
Parish hail for most delightful
afternoon. The class room was
made inviting with Navajo rugs,
easy chairs and beautiful flowers,
and following a business session a
social time was spent with clever
games and contests, under the SUI
pervision of Mrs. Clark Dilley and
Mrs. II. V. Fall Miss McWhood
delighted the guests with two vocal
numbers. Delicious white cake,
coffee, sandwiches and pickles
We're served to close this happy
affair -.-.--- IL