davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
CACTUS CLUB ORGANIZED.

The Cactus club was organized
Thursday even uE at the Chamber OF
Commerce with o. membership OF 90.
Tho club ia iu bH 70 purely social or
rulIaftIun aud during th, year will
entertain with parties and dances.
The admission Co. momhorship VIII
only lc bF Invitation az some member,
and the moWbri. hip itself will ho
limited Go 40. Tho 1rst entertain
mrnt of the club is 10 take place in
tho next two Wrnh8.
Tho charter thoru# % the Cactus
club are. S. J. Alrlhamos. president:
M. T. Nyrr, secretary 90 treasurer
vs.. osborne, Lyman rutu,y. B, Hem
ninEtou. member entertainment come
mittoo. ID. MILKY. carl P%araous. Fred
White. NNe Martin. g. D., Weber
Carson Peck cal Boyd H Todd, H.
Galrr D.. Nall.tty. DIR GOeIifE Charles
Byru,a. Truman Stewart. O.. Mindliu
Joe S.uitl Al El.dIinr. chairman en-
tcrialumrut committee. D.. Garrett. 3.
Elliott member entertainments cuu-
mitto' Fritz seiig. aud Albert Blake
more.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
REPORTS ON FEDERATION
MEETING.

The albuquerque Womun's club o.
IN" only wuman's club In tho state
which owus It's own building. Mrs
j. O. Gould told the club ON FRIDAY
during "a report she was making on
the Federation meeting. held at RIOS
VOL last month. II has also added
"a mcmbers this past year. has bought
"a now plano a safe and contributed
ln average Of $lOS a month to phil
a%uthrupy,
Or Margaret Cartwright gave a
most comprehensive report ON the
various activitics Of other clubs in
the state, stating that she thought the
idea ~ county declarations an es-
pccially good plan to follow. She
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06

said hat clubs all over the state are
very active In civic muttefs. all striv-
ing for a better, broader citizenship.
Mrs. r. j. WinfroyH enthusiastic
report on the social side OF the Fed
Grafton was read by Mrs, G.. c. Mea-
cham and proved very cnlightenlng
by way OF tips for Albuquerque
when Il comes tine to entertain the
Federation nest year.
Mrs. :. u. Miller sang at the con
cert during the Federation meeting
and Mrs. inez Westlako had an oX-
hibit OF cmbroidcriug and %stonciling
ON dresses ana hnnEinga at the Car
nogic Library building
a board meeting followed the bust
ness meeting during which coffee and
sandwiches were served by the mem
bors OF the social committee.
The club voted Co have no meeting
on Friday OF next week, Armisticc
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06

gym" for the girls and their friends
among the rest OF the student body.
Tho gym" was ~clcverly decorated.
there were feature dances and
bright programs. and "A delicious Hal
loween supper was served. The
guests were the Misses Ethel Carter.
Elizabeth Shepherd, Nell Hess, Mil
dred Shrader. Leona Sherwood,
Aiettn Fisher, Mildred Doss. Ruth
Zimmerman. Mary McMullen. Mary
wilson. Mardell fforrison. Mollio
Culpepper. Dora Russell. Mary
Sands. Helen Nelson. Emma Ger
hart, Myrtle Whitehiil. Thelma Far
ley. Frieda Mitchell. Nell and Mary
Hamilton. Eva Wack. Isabel Porter.
Elsie Ruth Dykes. Margaret Phil
lips. Irene Fee. Dolly Goodin. Fran
ces Rogers. Lucille Rose. Isabel Con
uer. Norma Weber. Mrs. Hickman,
Mis-; Wilma Shelton. Miss McCor
mick and Mias Edna Mosher: ana
Biil Haic. pouglas Bowman. David
Marcus. Julius popetoy, Dick Angle.
Walter Ward. Pat PuEh. Chester
Russell. Irwin Belts. Vernon Whitley.
DE witt Wills. Clarence and Clifton
Hifflne. Jimmie Sands, Bruce
Grimes. Yom Wooton, Jack jeff, \.
o. Anderson. Eddie Horgnn. Ed
LiRhton, Charles Caldwell. Hugh
Graham. Emory Caldwell. Elmer
Bryan, Vance Scoopmirc, James
Civcrolia Professor Fonscl. DR.. Coan
and George White.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
Miss Lorna Testers Engagement
to Roderick Huddleston Announced

Mrs. Felix lester the en-
gnRoment OF her daughter. Lorna. to
Roderick Purssr Huddleston. son OF
Nj. and Mira Rodcrick Seal Huddia-
ston. Of Pelham. n. Y. The date OF
the wedding has hecn set for some
time In the early spring, and win take
place In Albuquerque.
The announcement OF the gag
mont OF Miss Lester and Mt Huddle-
ston II attended By not a little social
importance, hs u allies one Of the most
p-omincnt families OF the state with
an Influential Now York family. Miss
Iostor IL the daughter Of the late Felix
Lester. at one time mRyor OF Albu-
puerque. and a granddaughter OF the
late ". y. Mctcalf. a brilliant and sue
ccsaful business man and a pioneer.
She IN an Albuquerque girl. a talented
musician Inc a charming personality.
She was educated at Miss Mnderia's
school In Washington. ID. g.. and later
studied violin In Los Angeles. For h
past two years. Miss Lester M her
mother have been liviug In A%ibuquer-
quo. spending their at their
hoe on the Tcsuque. The past sum
mer. viii e they were az their summer
home on the Tesuque. The past sum
lng al Valley ranch. the romance be-
gan which resulted IN the announce
ment Of the engagement.
Mr.. Uuddleston IL a graduate OF
Tulane university OF New orleans. He
served ovcrrcas as a lieutenant OF In
fantry during the war. lie Is al pres
ent associated In business with his
father In New York, as export man
agrr OF a mahogany manufacturing
concern. Mr.. Huddlcston spent the
summer at Valley ranch, and is now
spending the winter with Major b.
Jnmln Mann. OF brooklyn. who Is oc-
cupying the Conner home for the
winter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
SOCIETY BUDS AND
ARMISTtCE DAY.

I'm pNyChOTOEN thut Wnkos n
crowd stand In front Of the florists
window Is that which H. going to be
used In albuquerque on Armistico day,
when the society buds will bC
masscd together for work for the Red
Cross. What kind Of work Nobody
srcms to want to ten, but all wish to
Keep II a deep dark secret. and let Il
break on the public all at once.
Miss Erna Ferguson who, since the
war. has been active over the state In
Red C.uss work IL To organize teams
u seven each, who viii perform the
work. The mystery element makes II
well worth looking forward to.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
POErS" AT
IIIAnAN IlILA

The Tuesday Literary club met the
past week with Mrs. g. NJ, Bolts in
University Heights. n were enter
talued with "A program on Cowboy
Poets" prepared by Mrs. Lynn Fox.
Mrs. FoN's paper on the subject was
culivcncn with readings from several
OF the poems mentioned. aud proved
novel and entertaining. Mas. l.. G..
Rice had the program on Current
Events and Mrs William Henry Long
road the report Of the state fedora.
uon convention at Roswell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
q. ".
HAIIAOM PARTY,

For many years. Il has beet the
custom NJ tho Christian Endeavor So
cirty OF the Presbyterian church to
give a Halloween party. n every
year. the affHl. has taken" with the
society members and their friends
This year. masks mud shoots we're the
Halloween costumoa. and money was
made Tor the society by clever and
attractive means, a king ana queen
on their thrones. pronounced fines
without pauslng for breath-Rnd they
were all paid. Fish ponds. n picture
show. fortune telling booths and
lemonade stands. all drew theiT toll:
while "A "swimming match" caused n
good deal OF excited wonder until II
was match floating In n dish
81 water. Halloween refreshments
we're served TO "a large number OF
guests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
NEW FIVE HUNDRED CIUB.

a new five hundred club was organ
lied last Thursday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs ". r. Switzo-.
and has made plans 20 meet once
every two weeks Tor u game. The
members are Mr and Mrs. william
Kicke Mr.. and Mira J g.. Brangle,
Mr.. and Mrs " T. Swit1er Mr.. aud
Mrs. Tom Lynch. Nj and Ms. y. r.
Pooth and Mr.. aud Mrs J. @. Hcrkon-
hoff.
November a., nj the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs +. T.. Booth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
DINNER TOR mn MANN'S.

Adjutnnt General and Mrs. Henry
r. Brown were hosts al dinner We'd
ncsdny evening In hono- OF Major
Benjamin Mann and his mother and
sister, OF Brooklyn, n, Y. who have
taken the Conner home here FOR the
winter. The guests were Mrs Mann,
Miss Stella Mann. Major Mann. Miss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
PARTY AT CoSTEllL HOME.

quite the biggest event In the lives
Or so children the past week was the
Hallowo On party given by Mary
Catherine Connpll on Monday evening
at her home on West Coppcs emu
The young folks came In winding
sheets and various other "witchy"
costumes, and had "a grand march to
start the evening After that. they
laid aside their masks, played games
and danced.
Tho guests at the party were:
Elizabeth and Maxine Nordhaus,
Sibyl MCLnndrcss, Grace Robinson,
Jane Huniug. Ethel and Mary Moul
ton. Betty Chase. Edna R~oAenwald,
catherine Martin. Elizabeth Elder.
Angela Ruth Coons Maxine Mandell,
Dorothy Anne webb, Susie Sheridan.
Margaret, iiHrricttc and Eleanor
Mann, Della Singer. Isabelle Herman
deg. Helen Nelson, Dorothy strong,
winifred, Ruth and Helen Stamm.
Jack. Brand and Bob Hening. Fritz.
Jimmy and Bobby Allen, Hugh put.
ter, Arno and Stanley Rosonwnld.
Robert and Danny Macpherson. Rob
ort Nordhaus, John Barber, Fred
IuninE, Clay pooler, Frank Moulton.
Junior Matson. stacker Leopold. Fife
Peters. Allen and Billy Stamm, Allen
and Ted Chase. Frank Martin. Tom
bauuhy. Leo lewinHon. Joe Mandcll.
Bob and Billy Bourke. walter Biddlc.
Emmett Nnughey. Joe kcim. Sidney
thlfelder. Tom Reid and Leo Nann,
Mrs. COnnell was assisted by tho
Misses Elizabeth and Betty Wiley,
Miss Erna FERGUSON and Miss Grace
Burradaile.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
MUSICALE FRIDAY.

VIZ" TTIITUTI NV IN Inf0TmIT
priNHt" musicale Friday evening az
hrr studio for I,r students in voice
and th"ir trIUudH tt.k uu the opera
of "lhv Ut hpI of Seville was given
hy the huduss. and some selections
from Russiui's famous opera. There
WINS IL pruErum by tho young women
pupIliH with the following taking part.
Mis- e. o. Moore. Miss EWelic Bro-
dell Mrs W. g. Jcuk'uF and Miss
IrutH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
Nh STUDENTS \
NJ 4. y. NJ

An "all Students" dance will be
given on Thursday evening. Noycm.
brr 10. at the University Tor the new
students. the Old students acting hs
hosts ON the occasion. Rudey hall
viii be the scene or the affair. The
all students dance IN one Of tho In
-titutiuus uf the 4. y. NJ. aud az
such IL always looked forward to
with the kocnost pleasure. This year
the odd g1arl' will show them.
selves the royal hosts. and make the
affair q memorable one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
GIRLS CLUB HAS PARTY.

one Of the many Halloween parties
that were going on Saturday evening
was that in which the Girls Good
Time club participated last week. play
lng Halloween games me enjoying
a Halloween supper. Those present
were the Misses Georgia Burdell.
Louise Mann. Dorothy Coeu. Margaret
Cullister, Dorothy Dalcry. Harriet
Marcm, Frances Burdell. Margaret
Marion and Harriet Marion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
Ry HALE.

NEW YORK. Nov. b-Eycn In the
Orient where the veil Ia the indispens
able article Of female apparel Il has
no greater vogue than It has In
America today,
The long lace veil dmpcd upon
hats h. the insistent note In head
gear. The decoration Is developed
In many ways according to the shape
OF the hat. some Of the wells occa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
Nc
PEOPLES SOCIAL.

The Christian EndcnVor society of
81. FaIls English Lutheran church
held a very successful and largely at
tended Halloween social In the so.
cal rooms of the church last Friday
evening. The decorations were
unique, and the fortune telling and
other booths. with the games apPro
pirate 60 thc season. provided en-.
joymcnt FOR everybody.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
90
TO SERVE DINNER FOR
TEACHERS.

The Missionary society OF the
Southern Methodist church met on
Wednesday with Mrs, !. - Lambert
FOR n business session. deciding among
other important matters, 10 serve din
nor at the church parlors during
Teachers' convention week for the
delegates 1hs viii De done nH here
tofore. the guests being served cafe
t-sia style. a committee to make
plans for the teachers dinners was
named.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
rNrERrA1Ns rnINNGLE GLASS.

Alss Mildred Beatty was hostess on
Thursday evening TO the girls OF he
TrianEl. class of the Methodist church.
when q business meeting and q social
evening were held. There were about
sg girls present. The class b. making
baby garments Tor tho RED Cross SAL
wage shop. and .s one Of two volunteer
organizations In the city To do this
work for the shop They "a com
pietud two dozen flannel dresses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06

Mrs. w. NJ, Holm cntortains the
Ensemble bridge CLUB tomorrow aft
ernoon at her home on West Gold
avenue. Final plans for the party
which the club members will give
their husbands. will he made at the
meeting. ard n IS Understood that
the social evening will be given some
time this week, There will be about
tWcuty five guests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
DANCE TOR MISS DOROTHY

II there was one thing that stood
u clearly among the social affairs
OF the week, II was the dance Friday
evening at Huning Castle given fo-
Miss Dorothy f.oisCh, Of Chicago. Mrs
". u. walton's niece, by Mrs. Arno
lGuning Mrs. walton and Mrs, Rcu-
hen Perry assisted Mrs. Huning In en-
t%ertaluinR. There We're 20 guests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06

s.onally are worn over the face-but
the real taison d'otre or excuse Of
being is tu- ornament. not use. Tho
longer the ven the more style Il has.
The hat OF black velvet is turned
mp In d. back and the heavy black
lace is drapcd across the back. fan
Ing tu tho waist. The gown o. Of
black velvet straight lined with Ions
unicrslocycs OF white crepe orna.
mgntcd In black beads.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
woMAN's CLuB OF CHURCH
I'D nAAE nAIAAh

The Woman's club OF the ConEre-
gntional church are making final
plans for n chUrch bazaar Ia be given
next week, and a meeting Is to DO
held this week With Mrs. Low 20 de-
eide upon the place OF the sale.
The ladies OF the club have been
sewing for the bazaar practically all
summer. and are arranging for one
Of tho biggest sales the organization
has ever held.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06

the Momen's auxiliary OF -. Johns
church was givcn "Wednesday evening.
with ~tahleaus, papers and readings. all
done by members OF the church and
greatly enjoyed by the guests that
filled the guild hall on South Firth
street.
The subject OF the evening was The
Early Church In the Colonies" with n
paper on Ideals OF tc Founders" by
Dean Mitchell. Three tablcaus, ono
Illustrating missions the other. religi-
u education. and the last social SCR
vice were given. In the first tahleau.
the story OF Pocahontas was told in
pantomime. Miss Esther Howden taxi
iEr h part OF PocahOntas and Mr..
George Valiant the part OF John
iiolfc. Bishop Whitaker was taken
by Mr Herman Ho.bein and three
colonlsts ly Mrs. l.. b. Mitchell. Mrs.
T. u. Campbell and Mrs. Arthur
Hiakcmore. Tho second tabloau rep
resented Martha Washington reading
Tho Bible 30 her slaves, Mrs. O.. X.
Anglo In cuionial costume taking the
part OF Martha Washington and Ma
tildu Raymond. David Mitchell, jose
phinc Harvard and Richard Holbein,
tho part of the little blacks. Tho last
tuhlenu. "a very effective ono, was a
reproduction of the famous Red Cross
poster. THE Greatest Mother In the
World represented by Mrs. +. s.
ponnell. with the wounded soldier
represented by Paul Zeigler.
Papers on Bishop White and bishop
Boone were reud by Mrs. l.. b. Hess
Der and Mrs =. u. Waters. A descrip-
ton OF the General Survey Of the
church" "a publication giving a world
wild, vision of the work ~ the Episco-
pa church. was given BY Mrs. X. T..
Ionohoo. Mrs. g. X. Anglo gave a
dramatic reading.
The subject Of the next program
win hc THE Man the Church Found
Here" relating to the American In
dian.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
MISS ANNE HARRIS TO BE
MARHIID.

ftENtAttttafs
The wedding OF Miss Anne Harris
20 Captain Jerry Counts. Corps of
Engineers. u. y. army. OF Los Angeles.
California. was made Yesterday after
noon at an announcement tea given
for her By Mrs. Tom Danahy. at hSr
home IN Long Beach, California. al
announcement vas made to about 20
girls. intimate friends OF Miss Harris.
The wedding will take place on No
vember q, In Albuquerque. Miss
Harris sister. Mrs. sharp. Of FL Paso.
and "A brother. are coming up for the
wedding.
Miss Harris came to be the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. Guy Rogers. last
week II II Understood hat the
wedding Ia TO be a small one. the inn
mediate friends only to be invited.
Misc Harris IN a former 4. y. NJ.
girl and n member OF Kappa Kappa
Gamma here, but received her de-
gree from the University OF Texas OF
Austin. She is an unusuni;y popular
young woman. with the University set
particularly. and II an extremely
pretty girl. OF brunette type. She IL
"a southerncr. Her wedding IL cN-
pocted 10 occupy an important place
In the interest Of society.
Captain Counts Is a graduate OF
West Point and received his degree
In engineering from Boston Tech. Ills
home To- ong Beach. California. al
though he Is living at present In Los
Angeles. n expects to take his bride
To that city.
The final arrangements for the
wedding are TO be announced some
timV nest week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
nnInGE FOR MIis, VAIN.

Among the more prominent OF the
social affairs ~ the week wns the
bridge given Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. T =. Mclaughlin for Mrs. A. O.
Wnhu OF Portland. ore. who IL Wis.
iting friends In the city. There were
four tables.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
PARTY FOR
CIRCLE.

The Mothers Circle ana the Cradle
Roll OF the Congregational church
Joined as n joyous group last
Thursday afternoon. at the HailoW-
cen party AZ which Mrs H.. C. smith
entertained them AZ her home on
North Fourth street. There were
games and delicious refreshments for
the grown ups and the children
both,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
ALrmA Gu oPEN house.

The girls OF Alpha Chi Omega
sorority are holding open mouse this
afternoon FOR the ~patronesses OF tho
sorority. entertaining the active mcm-
bcrs and the alumnue At the same
time. The guests OF honor are Mrs.
John ID Clark. Mrs. l.. O.. Rice. Mrs.
q. \. M~ciAndrcss Mrs. John Milne,
Mrs. L. u, Mitchell and Miss Josephine
! Parsons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
DJICINEA CI,I-n TO MEET.

The Dulcin"n club VIII meet next
saturday afternoon at the home Of
Miss Nirgio Romero. FOR jhci: regular
afternoon card party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
LUTHERAN LADIES MEET.

Tho Ladies' Aid society Of 81
phul's English Lutheran church held
a sewing meeting at the home Of
Tuesday afternoon. Another sowing
meeting is planned for Tuesday aft
crnoon of the coming ewek at the
home OF Mrs VIM, Wilson. liOi :
Edith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
90
.HNILOMEIN y

one or b prctticst and most
unique Of Halloween dances last
week vas hat which the girls Of the
University durmitory gave at the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06

MISS
II CITB.

Miss Margaret Hubboli entertained
her bridge club SATURDAY. afternoon,
when three tables played. The club
meets every two weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06

Miss Ruth Payton entertained half
Il dozen couples at hes home on North
Arno street last night. Games were
played and refreshments served. Miss
pnytun was assisted In entertaining by
Miss Flora Chess.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
TEA.

The engagement OF Miss Harris was
announced at n pretty afternoon tea
yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Tom
bs nhhys home. when Mrs. Dunahy,
Miss Harris and Mrs. Tom Hughes re-
,eiyed. The guests wc-e Mrs. william
white. Mrs. Arthur Sisk. Mrs. Thor
Kollc. Mrs. Harry ACkcrsou, Mrs.
George Farr and Mrs Jack Fail: and
the Misses Louise Bell. Evelyn Trottcr.
Mary Macarthur. LUrvua Burton,
Irene Fee. Blanche Gulcy. Mildred
Shrnder. Elizabeth shepherd, Bernice
Hcaseldcn. trace StortA Margaret No.
Gamma. Katherine kelshr, Margaret
Ice, and Alexandria Naushcy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06

Miss Bunny Tompkins will enter
tain her bridge club next Saturday
Afternoon at her home ON West Con
trail emu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06

FOItNAI DANCE FRIDAY.

Tho formal dance given Friday eve
ming at the Eiks' club by the Business
and Professional Womcn's club for the
benefit Of the clubhouse fund was an
occasion OF the week. The Business
Women used their training to the best
advantage and made the affair a sue
lrsa Boz every way The bal. room waa
uil,1. and there was good music and
r~Hrrvthmontt 4 committee OF mem
"ls served as r. reception committee,
Dress suits and evening gowns gave a
distinct dash" 90 the first OF the win
Ger scrlcs OF Business Women's dances.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
MASK pNRTY

NON tHhfNt amman
The Misses Mary Helen and Virginia
Mcknight had "A Halloween mask
pa-ty last saturday evening. October
20. at their home. that was Il memora-
BE occasion for 90 Of their young
friends Goblins M spirits OF all
varieties appeared masked. to be pres
ent at the witches rendezvous. The
houso was e~laborately decorated and
a frightfui witcl told fortunes. 4
peanut contest was the feature Of the
games and was won by Josie Otwc!l.
yellow and black baskets filled with
candy were the fuvors. The guests
were the Misses Lois Ehle-, Elizabeth
Herriott Grace Strong. Emma Leo
Mcclure. Beatrice Moultrie. Helen
Mead. Josie Otwcll. Mauriuo Bristow.
iona walsh. Katherine Needham.
Helen Paul Ruth French. Frances
Nolan, Margaret nolan. virginia
Johnson, Justine Harrington. Mildred
Crawford. Florence Rittenhouse. Har-
riot Paul, Winifred sinclair. and Helen
Rut'edge; and Moseby Wolfe. Glen
Ltoland ElliA Jr. Cogshcll. Joe Cog
Waldo Cornell, Boil Wolfe. Billy Need
ham. lack Rutlcdge Donald Nccham.
Roland Ellis Jr.. Cogshcll. Joe Cog
shell, Richard French. and Neil Coch-
ran.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06

regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon,
with Mrs. ". II. Garcia on West Mar
quctte avenue There viii he a liter
airy program. with papers and talks by
the members.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06
LUNCHEON ron MISS CARR.

Mrs Louis Held gave "A luncheon
and liner shower on Wednesday for
Miss virginia Carr whose wedding to
Theodore Van Soelcn viii take place
some time after Christmas. Several
email informal affairs have been
given FOR Miss Carr since the an
nouucpmrut of her engagement. but
tho luncheon IN Wednesday was one
of 70 number of larger affairs that are
being planned Tor her before Christ
mas The guests were Mrs. Eugene
Carr Ms clark ". Carr, Mrs. Albert
siuWs Mrs IL g. Inmison. Mrs
Chldnrg. Mrs. Robert Dietz. Mrs. John
simmH Mrs. John W. Elder Mrs
Leopold Myer. Miss Edith Chiidera.
and Miss Katherine McMilien.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-06

Mrs. whitmer will be assisted by Mrs.
w. &. Reid and Mrs Lester Cooper.
who will pour. There vii be 80
guests.