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

of the study course, Mrs. w. L,
Hill and Mrs. ]. NJ. Peacock.
Miss Lillian Garner came down
Wednesday from her home in Pr
cahco 10 visit for several days with
Miss Mae Garner and Mrs, Albert
Pruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Joyce came
up from Carlsbad Wednesday eve
ming to attend the Pruft-HasEelI
concert on Thursday evening and
TO spend the weekend with friends
and relatives. They are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pruit.
A brilliant and artistic recital,
viewed from every standpoint. was
the Joint recital given Thursday
night at the Armory by Miss Eliza
beth Pruit, soprano, of Roswell,
and Mrs. Fenetta Sergeant Haskell
of St. Louis, a reader of note. Miss
Pruit had four places on the pro-
gram, interspersing the four acts
of IF Were King" read by Mrs
Haskell. Miss Pruit not only has
q wonderful voice, but has rare
personal charm, and was received
with great warmth and apprecta-
ton by the large audience. Mrs.
Burney Pruit was her aceompahlst
and gave excellent support to the
singer throughout the program
Mrs. Haskell, who has always been
a favorite in Roswell, in her simple
vet commanding manner, brought
the characters in her reading be-
fore her audience in a vivid man.
ner. The joint recital was BEN
eft for the Roswell Community
house and the Y. NJ. c. A. of the
New Mexico Military institute.
Among the fashionable ana
beautiful dancing parties of the
season was that Friday night at the
Masonic Temple, at which Mr.. ana
Mrs. C. NJ. Farnsworth and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thornton Boswell were hosts,
Two hundred and forty guests were
entertained from 8 until 2 O'CLOCK
in royal manner. The beautiful
ball room of the temple was made
more lovely with potted plants,
which screened the siX-plece or
chestra furnishing music for the
"a dances, not to mention the en-
cores and the extras. Refresh
ments of sandwiches, olives, coffee
ices and small cakes were served
Delicious iced fruit juice was also
served throughout the evning.
A charming tea was given Friday
afternoon by Mrs. A. Pruit and
Mrs. Albert Pruit at the handsome
Albert Pruit home, to meet Mrs
Frank Joyce of Carlsbad. Mrs
Fennetta Sergeant Haskell of st
Louis, Mrs. Burney Pruit of FIT
Worth, and Mrs. Rice received with
the hostesses and the honoree
About eighty invitations were is
sued, and a large number respond
ed. The tea table was lovely, cen
tered with a large wicker basket
filled with pink sweet peas, carna-
tons and ferns, and lighted with
rose-pink shaded candles. Miss
Mae Garner poured and Miss Eliz-
abeth Pruit and Miss Lillian Gar
ner served dainty sandwiches and
pink bon-bons.
Miss Linnie Danenberg was host
ess Friday night at the Country
a.
club, entertaining with a gay leap
year dance. The young people met
at the Community house and the
girls presented the boys with lovely
paper flower bouquets. Mrs. l.. II.
Bradstreet and Mrs. Zumwalt were
the chaperons. A delicious salad
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Mrs. l.. o. Fullen returned Fri
day from a months visit With rela-
tives in Oklahoma. r-, ....
Miss Cora Greenfield came in on
Tuesday from Washington d, c.,
for few weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J, T. Green
field.
The literary meeting of the NJ
f. South Missionary society was
held Monday afternoon at the
home, of Mrs, Hugh Lewis. Mrs.