Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-07-24


ute has had an acknowledged ap-
peal, in the effect it suggests that
out-of-town guests have on the So
ciety veal.
For the week has been gay in a
calm summer way, with breakfasts
ard teas to arrange for visiting
friends; the dullness thus ends
W tn dancing again for a change
MISS COLLIER MARRIES
KYLE 8. CREIGHTON.
A surprise wedding Of consider
able interest in Albuquerque was
that of Miss May Collier OF st.
Louis and Kyle s. Crichton Of this
city. which took place In Santa Fe
on Friday. The wedding is the
elimination of a romance which
began last summer in Albuquerque
while Miss Collier was a house
guest Of Miss Margaret Keleher.
The bride was again the guest or
Miss Keleher and was spending
vacation with her at Irvins-on-the-
Pecos. Mr.. Crichton, with whom
she had corresponded since her
visit in New Mexico last year, was
also spending the summer In San
ia Fe and on the Pecos. The we'd
ding party composed of the young
couple. Miss Keleher, Miss Marie
Glare and Harry Doherty, motored
down to Santa Fe from the Pecos
on Friday when the ceremony was
performed. \
Mrs. Crichton is already well
known in Albuquerque. She lived
hare for number of years when
her father, Judge N. c. Collier, was
Judge of the district court. Since
the family moved to st. Louis Miss
Collier has returned to Albuquer-
que a number of times to visit her
lifelong friends, the Kelehers. She
first met Mr.. Crichton on one of
these visits last summer.
Mr.. Crichton came to Albuquer-
que about three years ago from
Jamestown, Pa. He has nome
at 1901 East Central avenue, where
his mother and father have joined
him for six months Of each winter.
When they returned to Pennsyi-
yania several months ago Mr..
Crichton leased his house and went
to Santa Fe for the summer. 1t Is
probable that he will bring his
bride back to Albuquerque.
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EARLY MORNING PARTIES
FOR MISS JONES.
A swimming party that was fin
ished off with a delicious break
fast at the home of the Hubbell
girls was given on Monday morn
ing for Miss Clara Jones of Boise,
Ida.. house guest of Miss Helen
Macarthur.
The party began at $3.50 o'clock
in the morning when the six girls
went for their weekly swim at the
Y. NJ. C. A. plunge. They played
about in the water for an hour or
so and then repaired to the Hub
BELLS for breakfast. The members
Of the party were Miss Jones, Miss
Macarthur, Miss Lorena Burton,
Miss Katherine Keleher, Miss AMI
ia T4ubbell and, Miss Margaret
HubhelI.
A breakfast bridge. was the de-
lightfuI form of entertainment
which Miss Alexandria Vaughey
offered the young visitor from
Boise on last Saturday morning
A party of eight assembled at the
yaughey home for breakfast, after
which two tables of bridge were
played. Another guest of honor
was Mrs. Harry Gray Gwinnup or
Tulsa, Okla, formerly Miss Elean-
or vaughey. Mrs. Gwinnup isnere
to spend the summer with her
mother, Mrs. e. A. Vaughey.
The Macarthur family, accom-
panied by their guest and Miss
Lorena Burton, left on Thursday
for the upper Pecos, where they
have taken a cottage for week
or so. Festivities in honor Of Miss
Jones have therefore been trans
ferred to the mountains.
MRS. EARL BERRYHILL
Is ENTERTAINED.
luncheon was given on Mon
dav in honor of Mrs. Earl Berryhiil
Of FL Paso by Mrs Sarah Vann at
her home on West Granite avenue.
The guests were Mrs. Berryhill,
Mrs. ]. M. Doolittle, Mrs. L.. d.
Brown. Mrs. John Mum, Mrs
Harry Braun, Mrs. Howard Blair,
Mrs. s. T. vann, and Mrs. W. %.
Hicks.
Mrs. Berryhill was a guest or
honor at the meeting of La Notre
Bridge club, which was held on
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Eva Hyre on Forester ave-
nue. This was the first meeting
OF the club for several weeks, the
sessions having been postponed on
account of warm weather ana
Chautauqua. $3.50,
Mrs. W. B. Hicks has issued In
vitations to a dinner-dance to be
given at her home on Tuesday eve
ming in compliment to Mrs. Ber-
rvhill, About a dozen guests are
invited, Mrs. Berryhill is the guest
for the week of Mrs Harry Braun.
She will remain in the city Tor TWO
weeks more.
MRS. JACK MORGAN FALL
TO LOCATE HERE.
One of the new additions to Al
buquerque society is Mrs. JACK
Morgan Fall, daughter-in-law OF
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs
A. B. Fall, who will arrive in the
city in a few weeks to make her
home here. She is now living in
Alamogordo, where the elder Mrs.
Fall Is her guest at present.
Mrs. Jack Fall will be accom-
panied by her two daughters, Mar
tha and Jackie. and her mother,
Mrs. III. K. Holman. Mrs. Fall has
been appointed by Governor Me-
chem to the position OF financial
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