Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-06
an afternoon spent in visiting,
games and contests.

an afternoon spent in visiting,
games and contests,
Mrs Grover Cottingham and
Mrs. J. w. Hall were hostesses on
Saturday afternoon to large
number of friends at the Cotting-
ham home, entertaining with
bridge. The high score favcr fell
to Mrs Il. II. Bassett. Luncheon
was served at the close Of the
games.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Osborn en-
tertained Saturday evening at their
home for the young people of St
Andrew church, with an evening
of games and music, followed by
luncheon.
Misses Virginia Rradstreet and
Frances Howell entertained num-
Der Of friends with a dinner party
Saturday evening at the Bradstreet
home A turkey menu was served,
during which rose and white paper
caps, as favors, and ribbon confetti
added colorful feature. Dainty
place cards marked covers for IL
guests and the hostesses. Games
and dancing rounded out the eve
ming.
Among the prettiest social af-
fairs of the season was the dancing
party given at the Masonic temple
by Mrs. l.. X. McGaffey Monday
night, honoring her sister, Mrs.
Joan Abney of Denton, Tex. Mr..
and Mrs, T. A. Cahoon, Mrs, J. w.
Poe, Colonel j. w. Wilson and
/ Captain r. r. Brown welcomed
the guests, and Mrs. McGaffey ana
4 Mrs. Abncy received at the en-
! trance Of the ball room. A half
hour reception preceded the dane
! ing, which lasted until o'clock.
The grand march was led by Cap
tain Brown and Mrs. Abney, and
! Colonel Wilson and Mrs. McGaf-
! fey. About 100 couples We're in
line, and programs recorded l6
| dances. Fruit punch was served
during the evening by Misses Clara
! Phinizy. Laura ballard, Evelyn
! Brice and Florence Henderson, and
a plate luncheon was served by
! the men from n dainty appoint
ed table. presided oyer by Mrs.
/ Oliver II. Smith and Mrs. H. NJ,
! Dow.
Ladies of the NJ. E. Church Mis-
! siOnary society were hostesscS on
| Monday at a party at the home Of
Mrs. r. n. McCune, h6noring Mrs,
! Robert Maxim and daughter, Lu-
! cile, who are leaving soon for Cal
| ifOrnia to make their home, The
| time was spent in visiting and
with music. Gifts were presented
both Mrs Maxim and her daughter
The marriage Of Mrs Fay Meyers
and Lea Rowland was solemnized
Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs, j. w. Johnson, par
Hin read the ceremony in the
presence of the families and rcla-
tives, and the members Of the city
force of which the groom is a
! member Mrs. Ralph VanderWcrt
cousin of the bride, played the
wedding march, and following the
ceremony an informal reception
, was held. The bride wore a dainty
afternoon frock of wistaria taffeta
and carried a colonial bouquet CT
: brides roses sweetpeaa and ferns
, She is the second daughter Of Mr.
2 and Mrs. johnson, and has liyct
all her life in Roswell. Mr.. Row
land is the eldest son Of Mrs. Johr
q. Ashinhust, and has lived all his
| life in Raswell. He is an eX-sOl
: der having served in France will
= the 23rd Engineers, and for tht
| past two years has been city en-
/ gineer Of Roswell.
Mr. and Mrs, Jaffa Miller wer,
1 hosts to the Five Hundred clul
at their home Tuesday evening 70
I their regular dinner and evening
r Of the club game. Mr.. and Mrs