Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-08

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Children of some of the oldes
France attended the children's co
Hotel Majestic, Paris, by the Wise
shows charming Mile. de rAigle a
Marquise of the Louis XIV. perio,
as a nobleman of the reign of l.
PARTIES
Mrs. d. ID. Brown was hostess at
two card parties last week. The
first, which was given Tuesday af-
ternoon, was most charming in
pink and white. The guests were
the Mesdames Pegue, Benson, Bin
good, Herkenhoff, Sullivan, Lee
febre, Altmix Ruoff, MaOney,
With, Walker and johnson. Mrs
Russell won the prize.
The secondary party was CIV
en- Wednesday afternoon. The col
or scheme was in lavendar and
white, and the guests We're the
Mesdames Blair, Braun, Felix
Baca, Bowers, Nunlist, Cameron,
Aber, Nye Martin, Leslie, Hix,
Roehl, p. Schick, Wildly, Van
Cleave. Mrs. Altmix was the win
ner of the high score prize. There
were four tables of players at both
affairs and both were very charm
ing.
Mrs. James Gladding and her
mother, Mrs. r. w. Teller were
joint hostesses last week at two
card parties, one of which was
given Wednesday afternoon and
the other Thursday evening Both
pEties were most attractive, On
Wednesday Mrs. Pettitt won the
high score prize and Mrs. MILKY
the cut prize from seven tables
On Thursday Mrs Wildly the high
prize, from eight tables of compet-
itorc.
Mrs. F. j. Webb entertained Sat
urday afternoon with a party for
her two little girls, Dorothy and
Anne. The children had a beauti-
full time.
A Silver tea was given last Sat
urday afternoon at the Woman's
club by the University Y. w. C. A.
for the benefit of a fund to send
a delegate to the Estes Park stud
ents' conference August 16 to 20,
The affair was pretty and success
full.
Dean Edna Mosher entertained
at the Phi Mu house Friday night
at a party for Alpha Pl. Kappa
Delta boys were asked and there
were some forty dancers in all
present. The fraternity house was
decorated in daisies and yellow
Snapdragons, and in frat colors,
blue and white; dancing and re-
freshments enlivened one of the
last of such functions to be en-
ioyed before examinations.
Dean Edna Mosher entertained
Saturday afternoon with Tea
dance for the dormitory girls of
the university. The party was Civ
en- at Phi Mu house, which is noted
for its hospitality. and some twen-
ty-five girls and U. boys danced.
Miss Rainey Bartley was hostess
Friday afternoon at her home at
the Washington apartments at a
tea given for Mrs. Kenneth Conk"
ling Beals. who is visiting her
mother in-law, Mrs. Henry Rolf
Brown. Pink and green made a
bride-like setting for the guest of
honor, and a most correct little
French maid served tea to some
twenty-five guests.
An initiation party was held
at Phi MI sorority house on
Friday night, when Vera Jordan
of Des Moines was initiated into
the local chapter. About twenty
five members were present and
refreshments were served. 1t was
very happy affair.
There will be a reception given
Tuesday night at the Lead Avenue
Methodist church to the new min
lister, the Rev. S. Kitchin and Mrs.
Kitchin. who arrived here Thurs
day night. Refreshments will be
served by the Ladies Aid. MI.
C. T. French will be in charge OF
A smoker was given Friday |
night at the home of George Geake |
for his father, william Geake, a |
33rd degree Mason of Fort Wayne.
Ind, who is visiting his son here.
A large number of Mr.. Geake's
friends and local Masons were I
asked to meet Mr.. William Geake.
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Mrs. o. A. Matson entertained I
at the Blue Bird Tea room We'd |
nesday afternoon. Her guests were !
Mrs Eddie Edgar, Mrs. Roy Nc
Donald, Mrs. Frank Strong. Mrs.
w. A. Allen and Miss Marcelia
Matson.
Mrs. Susanna Hayes entertained 1
Monday with luncheon given in
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