The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-20
oml Affairs to Revove Around Entertainments for the Visiting Teahev;
M~ Country Club Members Will Observe Thanksgiving With a Dance and TIE


$500
cosnlrRciaL rEAofiEns
BANQUET.
The commercIaf Teachers banquet
VIII be given AZ the Aivarato Tues
day al noon. ard viii Include a proc
gram OF speeches End toasts. Mir4
EuEenla KeIsher. OF the Westers
school for Private Secretaries. viii
p os' e nv ~ pr s WI fre Cd
Feasol. OF the University, ,. y. Epiey.
of the New Mexico state Normal
school; Miss Ada Pinncit. Of the East
Las Vegas high school: Miss Fanny
Jordan. OF the carrisozc hlgh school
and Il. ?. Jones Of tbs New hsxieo
L. A. May Is chairman OF h COM
mittee on arrangements.
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CLUB 10 HAVE BAZAAR.
Al The meeting Of the Womnn.s
club Of the CONGREGATIONAL church
Thursday afternoon Al Mrs. Joseph
Piea' home. a missionary program
was given under itne direction % Mrs
Odds. A talk on Dr.. Patton,s book.
Odds, and Mrs. Bees Sutton sang two
solos. AIRS. D. G. Smith led the de-
yotional exercises.
The bazaar for which the club has
been preparing for the cast several
months. 10 TO be given tomorrow and
Tuesday at the Palace drug store. In
addition 20 fancy work. there viii DO
cakes and candies for sale
uun
SEW AND so HAS
PICNIC MEETING.
New Mexico history. with the back
ground OF river m hills and mesag
hat make II seem more vital and
closer 10 our own lives, unE the pro-
gram OF the Few and So club We'd
Of Mrs. Lynn Cook al a picnic meet.
ing. A motor trip to the river, ana
a picnic supper In the open: then tho
reading Of chapters from state
history. which IL part Of the clubs
ternoon Distinctive from the usual
meetings. There were about a don
en- members present.
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SEWING PARTY GIVEN
ny MRS. HODGfN.
Mrs. c. r.. Hodgin entertained the
wives OF the University faculty mefn-
bers iast wednesday afternoon, at a
sewing party for Mrs. Edmunds. Mrs.
Rockwood's sister who : Is visiting
here, and for MIRA HhuEht who. with
/ Professor Taught. 10 a recent arrival
In University circles. There were IA
guests,
Those invited TO meet Mrs. Edmunds
and Mrs. Taught were Mrs. Charles
Cary. Mrs. L. II. Hcssier. Mrs. u. n.
Copp. Mrs. g. NJ. Eotts, Mrs. n. 8.
lockwood. Mira. II. II. Kirk, Mira. l.
ID. Mitchell. Mrs. II. w. Ellis. Mrs.
Oids, Mrs. c. A. Barnharf. Mira. w.
w. Strong. and Mrs Ada Bittner.
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Deer psss, f bss, ra ASs sss,sn sS;.. 10.
day. and the dear wife Ia Having the
struggle OF her life to get out all
Ler lord and masters parnphernalin
preparatory to tho bisEsst little BIT
OF game no ever baeEed.
TIL majority Of them are going 20
bring home tho biescst moose on the
great western plains for Thanksgiv-
ing dinner. and ask In all those UNI
fortunate dubs who went out On the
party and didn't get anything. But
do o think the butcher who sells
the turkeys is scared a bitg Ask
pup
MRS. BLAIR ENTERTAINs
AT BRIDGE.
Mrs. II. L. Blair gave a bridge
party OF five. tables Thursday after.
, noon. Her guesta were Mrs. Roy
b Campbell. Mrs, Erritt Van Cleave.
Mira Charles Potter. Mrs Charles
Wellington, Mrs. l. ID. Brown. Mrs.
:. 7. Vann, Mrs. Harry Braun, Mrs.
I A, j. Altmix. Mrs. Nye Martin, Mrs.
! Charles Twogood. Mira. Claude Davis.
Ms Tom Binkert Mrs. Eva Hyte.
Mrs II. r. Aspinwnll. Mrs. J.. A.
! Riehi. and Mrs. Grace White.
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! SOCIAL AT LUTHERAN CHURCH.
A unique affair waa the Get-1o-
gether Social OF the 81. Paui's English
Lutheran church In the social rooms
. Of the church on Tuesday evening.
The Every Member" canvasa of the
congregation was launched on this
occasion: and the esponse IL re-
ported to have been excellent. Tho
men OF the church were responsible
for thu refreshments. and the women
extended them their grateful eppre-
cation.
TWO BRIDGE PARTIES.
! Mias Grace Borradaile, OF Los
Angeles. and formerly OF Albuquerque.
was guest OF honor on Thursday and
Saturday OF this week. and two large
g bridge parties given tor her by Mrs.
Il August Sells. Yellow and white
chrysanthemums were used 10 carry
out a pretty color scheme on both
n occasions. There we're 10 tables OF
is bridge on each afternoon. aud a NUM-
Der of guests for tea at 8 o'clock.
r. The younger women were the
\ guests Thursday afternoon. and the
,r young matrons on Saturday.
Qon
r TRAIN SOCIAL" OF G. r..
A train social was the particular
" lively way Of entertaining the
members Of the Christian Endeavor
A society OF the Presbyterian church on
"A Tuesday evening. The guests were
p ted from pace 20 place on a journey
h over the southwest. TO a booth with
d howl Of hue water. for BlueWnte-.
y. NJ. and several other stops whoao
: names were suggested by ingenious
m devices. There were about 40 young
people present.
600
b SATURDAY DANCING CLUB
- ORGANIZES.
n, A new dancing club for the youns
married people has been organizes
and met for the first time iaat Satur
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