Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-15

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| Albuquerque, is to be married on
Ariz., to Mr.. r. |. Henderson of
| that city. The bride and groom
will come here Immediately on
their honeymoon trip and will be
| the guests of Mrs. clyde Morgan,
Miss McNama's sister Miss Me-
Mama is we'll known in Albuquer-
| que where she went to school, and
where she was cashier for some
time for the Pacific Mutual Life
| Insurance company The couple
will make their home in Phoenix.
ICLUBS
La Notre Bridge club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs Heben-
STREET and will hold its next meet
ing, two weeks hence, with Mrs
james Gladding.
Wednesday evening an informal
card club of three tables met with
Mrs. Henry Burch. Husbands are
included in this club.
The Ideal Card club will meet
with Mrs. c. o. CLARK at 22l North
High street.
The Fortnightly Music club will
meet at S:l5 Tuesday evening
with Mrs. II. b. Hening at 713
West Copper avenue. The pro-
gram win be given by Mrs. Hem
ing and Mrs. Reid, Mrs. j. d.
Clark and d. w. Faw.
The Tuesday Literary club met
last week with Mrs. NJ. K. Hickey.
The subject for study was the
Virgin Islands. Mrs. Laurence
Lee had a paper on the plant,
Animal and Native Life" of the
island; Mrs. George ValIiant dis
cussed tho industries; Mrs. Il. G..
Cristy the historical and geograph-
zeal setting. An interesting book
review OF Joseph Husbands
Americans by Adoption" was
given by Idrs. w. II. Long.
The Eastern Star Sewing club
met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. f. NJ. Lyon, 5O3 West Slate
avenue.
The Jolly Seventeen card club
played last Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. Earl Stevens.
La Notre Bridge club met with
Mrs. A. X. Hebenstreit Tuesday
afternoon.
The child welfare program at
the Woman's club Friday 10 (and
a rainy day. was especially good.
Mrs. N. j. Strumquist was leader
and DR. Evelyn Frisbie gave fine
paper on benefit OF Exercise to
the Child" Not only physical
benefit, said the doctor, in part,
but mental and moral good is
gained. Association of brain cell
with muscle works together. Too
many mothers get their children
excused from gymnasium work.
Mind and body are dependent on
each other. the entire well being,
condition Of the organs, and dis
cipline of good conduct are woven
together with trained exercise.
Special skill in physical training
must be developed. Every growth
is the result of activity, and con-
structive training ought to begin
at about eight years of age. Mrs.
Meachem gave short talk on the
interesting case of a little boy from
Sandoval county who is being re-
stored to health through the child
welfare bureau. Mrs. Ayers spoke
about the salvage shop the Red
Cross will operate and of when
she will have charge. The drive
will start June for all old arti-
cles that can be made over or
fixed to sell again. Old furniture
is particularly wanted. A city is
no better than its poor, said Mrs.
Ayers, and these articles will all
be sold very reasonably to help
the poor and nelp the fund tor
the home service department If
the Red Cross.
A group of Mrs. N. j. Strum-
quist's pupils entertained charm
ingly, and the dances wee accom-
panied by Mrs. Della Zeigler. The
following program was given:
Reading. Miss Nancy's Gown"
Theresa Figuerlc
Flower dance (pink dress and
smiIax Elizabeth Ziegler
Reading, My Mother" .........
Nora Koury
Reading, "Finnigan to Flanni-
gan" james Heany, Jr.
Fan drill ...............
Helen Probasch, Lena Dolza-
deli, olga Dinelli, Irene Dinelli
Carnival ballet (green and
white costume) Nils Strumqust
PARTIES
About $50 guests called Satur-
day afternoon at the Country club
when Mrs. X. Harry Sims was at
home at a reception, followed by
an informal the dansant. Receiv-
ing with Mrs. Sims We're her sis
ter, Mrs. George Stuart Nolan
dress and Mrs. Carl G. Magee,
Mrs. Albert G.. Simms, Mrs. Fran
co.'s Pru, Miss Ethel Hickey, Miss
Erna Ferguson. Presiding at the
tea table, which was decorated in
green and white were Mrs. Neill
b. Field. Mrs. David Spence Hin,
Mrs. O. A. Matson, Mrs. John
Simms. while Mrs. Louis Bennett
and Mrs. Roy Mcdonald assisted
in escorting the guests to the din
ing room. The following young
ladies assisted in serving: tho
Misses Angelica and Esther How
A.. I1af..1., I,aefIaU Niptginia Mo-