Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
ROSWELL.

Mr. and Mrs. VIII Johnson won
the high score favor.
Mary Alice Gettys, little daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Gettys,
celebrated her fifth birthday We'd
nesuay afternoon with a party toI
which Is OF her little friends were
invited. outdoor games were en-
loved, and in the dining room
birthday cake was the center of a
prettily laid flower-decked table.
Pink and white Ice cream, pink
cookies. cake and candy were
served. The home was decorated
with spring flowers, and place Ia
vors were bouquets of sweetpeas
and freesias.
The Woman's club met Wednes-
day afternoon in the club rooms.
The report on the Linquist con-
cert, recently given under the au-
spices Of the Woman's club, was
made, az well as other reports
The library department had charge
Of the program, which consisted
OF vocal and instrumental musical
numbers. and q talk on modern
poets by captain Christopher, who
closed the program by reading an
original poem.
The Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution held their regular
meeting Thursday at the nome Oh
Mrs. John Cauhope, with Mrs. eau
hone and Mrs. Theodore Suther-
land az hostesses. The regent, Mrs.
Robert Beers, presided, and fol-
lowing a short business session a
nrogram on "Why the Spanish
American War" was carried out.
The discussion was led by Mrs.
Rem Triton, assisted by Mrs Rob-
ert Kellahln. A social hour closed
the meeting; refreshments We're
served. ...- .... .-.-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Day were
given a surprise Thursday evening
Mt their new home when ten
couples came in to give them
house-warming. The evening was
spant with cards and dancing. the
marty brought sandwiches, and
coffee was served.
The Pan Hellenic dance Friday
evening at the Masonic temple was
attended by about IS fraternity
men and women. and was one OF
the ENJOYABLE affairs of the sea-
were used in decorating the tenn
pie, and the Starns orchestra iur-
nished music for the dancing. MRS.
C. z. Mason and DR.. w w. PM
lips led the grand marcn. Ing
program recorded s dances ana
four extras. Luncheon was served.
Red carnations were used for "a
yors for the ladies' and the colors
of the ten fraternities represented
were the mems favors. Dancing
was enjoyed until IL o'clock.
Mrs. Jaffa Miller entertained the
Martes Auction Bridge club Fri
day, Bridge was played at four
tables, and the high score and
guest favors fell to Mrs. Harry
Jaffa and Mrs. III. r. Duffy. a
two-course luncheon was served
The postponed Washington dance
at The New Mexico Military instr
tute Saturday night was a delight
f,II affair, Col. j. w. Wilson and
Mrs. Sidney Prayer received the
guests. and dancing to the Institute
orchestra was enjoyed until IL
o'clock. Fruit punch was served
Mrs. Andrew Guffin was hostess
to the Music Study club In her
studio in the ]. e. Hamilton home
saturday. Gounod and Thomas
were the composers under discus
sion. and selections from their
works played. 49,
Springtime was expressed IN the
effective decorations used Monday
night at the Masonic temple at the
dinner dance given by the Rotary
club in honor of Bert Scribner OF
Pueblo. Colo, governor of the 21s'
Rotarian district, and G. M. Bar"
her. president of the Albuquerque
Rotary club. The green of willow
branches interIaced the white lat
tice, crowned the wide doors, ano
the orchestra aleove. and made
showers combined with japanese
parasols and lanterns from the
ceiling. The lights were hoodec
in Japanese lanterns, too. In the
banquet hall quartette tables were
arranged about the hall, laid witf
snowy linen and crystal. and cen
tered with tall vases OF peach Dios.
SONS. 1t was ladies' choice foi
dinner partners, and after these
had been chosen the official party
fed by Governor Scribner and Mrs
Clark Dilley, President Dilley ano
Mrs. C. M. Einhart and other Of
Ulcers of the club and their wives
entered. President Dilley acted as
toastmaster, introducing Colone
James Wilson, who toasted Gov
ernor Scribner, President Barber
of Albuquerque, who spoke on the
work of the Albuquerque organiza'
ton: DR.. A. D. Grille. who toasted
Rotary; Mrs. c. e. Mason, who
paid tribute to Rotarians ant
Robert Keilahin, who toasted tht
ladies'. Governor Scribner ther
made an address full of the Rotary
spirit and ideals. The toasts wer,
interspersed with music by the or
chestra, Rotary songs, readings b.
Cadet Guy Bert Davis of Rotan
Tex, Scotch songs by Rotariar
Harry Andrews. with Mrs. An
drews at the piano, interpretativ'
dances by Virginia Hervey lant
Mrs. e. B. Ginsberg, and stunts b.
the orchestra, and dancing durinl
the service of q five-course turke.
dinner. Informal dancing followed
until IL o'clock. Rotarian ant
Mrs. w. c. Reid and son of Albu
uueraue were out of town guests
and a number of the Kiwanis of
ficers and wives were also guest
of the evening.
Mrs, J. G. Osborn gave lectur
Tuesday afternoon to the hom
economics club of the Roswell higl
school on "Our Western Artist
and Their Work. wildly portray
ing the paintings in the state mu
scum at Santa Fe.
The Merry Players orchestra en-
loved a line party and treats a
Kipling's Tuesday night, attendin
William S. Hart in 1.-THE Testin
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