Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-06

w. Darlington, of this city. The
license was obtained In the capt.
tai city and the ceremony was per-
formed there. Mr.. Darlington is
member of the Four-O Taxi COM
pany here.
PARTIES
Mrs. Roy Campbell entertained
n number Of friends at bridge on
Thursday afternoon at her homo
on North Fourth street.
On Monday afternoon from four
to six a Halloween birthday party
was given for Miss Genevieve Kav-
anaugh I'd celebrate the occasion
of her reaching the age of five
years. The affair was given at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs w. j. Kavanaugh, at 1901
North Fourth street. The table
was BEAUTIFULLY decorated with
orange and black, the centerpiece
being a basket from which colorei
festoons radiated. The little guests
played the usual Halloween
games. Those present were IONA
Agnes Walsh, Grace Strong, Isa-
belle Pine. Fla Pine, Genevieve
and Mary Catherine Kavanaugh,
Billy Joe McCaffrey, Thomas Nc
Caffrey and Leandro Pine.
Adele and Willette farrell enter
| tanned number of their little girl
friends at southern plantation
party on Friday evening at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. FARRELL at SIC North
Fifth street. The invitations which
were issued to the party were just
| a hint Of the real southern enter
tainment which was to come.
Plantation games were played dur
ing the afternoon and at six o'clock
a true southern dinner was served
with two genuine black mammies
in attendance. The center of the
dining table was set with a dimin-
utive plantation scene. The guests
were Elizabeth Nordhaus, Jane
Huning. Frances Stern. Marion
Eller, Ethel and Mary Moulton,
Mary Elizabeth French, Louise
and Margaret Cox, Ruth and
Louise Mann, Hassuelo Moore.
Monica Macarthur, Hariette Dom
ohoo, Lois LeSeur, Helen Mead.
Evelyn Wolking and Sibyl Nc
Landress.
Mrs. II. J. Tompkins of 1920
West Central avenue entertained
on Wednesday afternoon In honor
of Mrs Thomas, mother of Mrs. c.
T. French. who will leave on Tues
day for Ell Paso. where she will
spend the winter with another
daughter. Mrs. Tompkins' guests
were Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. French.
Mrs. s. A. Bright, Mrs. M. J. Mad
olson, Mrs. Il. w. Rhea. Miss Ruby
Rhea, Mrs. F. E. Mcclure and Miss
Ruth Tompkins.
i A duck dinner was given at the
Country club last Tuesday evening
by Arthur Prayer. The guests
were Grover Devine, Walter Disque
Kenneth Baldridge, Roy Strome
G. r. Guild, Lester Cooper, J..
Caller, ]. c. MCGEE, Jerre Haggard,
Harry Benjamin and DR.. P. G..
Cornish, Jr.
| Miss Marion Moore and Leroy
Matthews entertained at a Hal
lowe'en party at the Matthew
ranch north Of the city last Friday
night. The guests were Mosby
Wolf, Fred Cox, Robert Wolf
Kathryn Needham, Junior Connell.
Valid Connell, Merle Charlotte
Connell, Elsie SEVERN, Martha
Yott, Helen Yott, John Paul Bor-
en-, Edward Gleasoner, Bob Glea-
soner, Rhuel Harvis, Dorothy
Gross, Eddie Gross, Floyd Wagner
Leila Wagner, Robert Hall, Ray
Hall, Harold Hall. Joe Mozeley,
Frances Smith, Fred Duer, Sven
swenson, Carrie Swenson, Elton
Harvis, Roy Fitzgerald, Milton
Rose. o. M. Belts, Margaret For
aker and Creighton Foraker.
Mrs. M. T. COMBS Of the Blue
Ribbon ranch west of the Barelas
bridge was surprised by a number
of her friends on Tuesday evening
on the occasion Of her birthday.
Games were played and refresh
ments were served at the close OF
the evening. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Cole, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Wickham, Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Rodgers. Mr.. and Mrs. N. G.
McCroden, Mr.. and Mrs. C. G.
Houck, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward
Mrs. Friede, Miss Wilma Klein.
wort. Miss Lois Ferguson, Miss
Clara Browroth. Miss Myrtle Over.
ton, Miss Julia Gregg, Howard
Ricketts,, p. A. Trosello, Rhult
Bailey and Tom Baker.
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB HOLDS
ANNUAL RECEPTION.
The University Ladies' sextett,
opened the musical program of tn,
annual reception of the Fortnight
ly club in the Woman's club OF
Tuesday evening with "Mavour
neen" margaret Lang. Thei
second number, 'The Mornini
Wind" (Gena Brascombs). show
ed what may be expected of tn
sextette in later appearances. ]
was sung with precision and
feeling for unity in ensemble.
III The highlight Of the evenin
| uac tha truly adnira hle sinpirl