Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-30
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Miss Aileen Mordy of Los An
geles, Calf, who is visiting girl
friends in the city for several
weeks, was guest OF honor at three
informal affairs during the past
week. Mrs. Antonio Otero enter
tained on Friday afternoon at her
home on North Eighth street. Miss
Wenonah Dixon, whose house
guest Miss Mordy il, gave tea in
her honor yesterday afternoon.
On Wednesday evening Miss Nor
dy was a guest at the sewing club
which was entertained by Miss
Alice Lewis. Miss Mordy will leave
this week to visit sister at Mag
dalena.
Miss Gertrude Magee and her
brother, Theodore Magee, enter
tanned % of their friends at
Halloween party at their home
on Friday evening. The house
was decorated in all of the spooky
motifs of the season and all of
the appropriate games were played
during the evening. One Of the
entertainment features was an eff
fective witch's caldron presided
over by Miss Elizabeth Fee, who
brewed fortunes for each Of the
guests. Refreshments were served
at the close of the evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Lee enter
tained a number OF friends at a
! duck dinner at their home on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Earl Brown gave a jolly
Halloween party Saturday night |
at her home at 914 West Marble |
avenue for her son. Clifford. Six
teen little friends were invited In |
to spend the evening at all of the
delightful games and stunts so
dear to the youngsters at this sea-
son.
Little Barbara, Elizabeth and
Anne Waha, who are visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Simms on North Eighth street for
several months, gave q delightful
Halloween party on Friday after
noon latter school" Bobbing for
apples, pinning the tail on the
donkey, and other games ana
stunts beloved Of youngsters were
played during the afternoon. Mrs.
A. o. Waha assisted her daughters
in entertaining The guests at the
party were Starker Leopold, Luna
Leopold, Adelina Leopold, Carl
Leopold, Frank c. W. Pooler, Jr.,
Louise Pooler, Fred Huning, Mary
Louise Bennett, l.. G. Bennett. Jr,
Mildred Bennett, Bobby McDon-
aid, Mabel Mcdonald, Maxine
Nordhaus, Barbara Strong, Elean-
or Marion, Claire WELLER, Alice
Shortle, Sarah Shortle, Mary Cath
crime Connell and Harriet ConnelI.
WEDDINGS.
Johns Rice. :
The marriage of Miss Margaret /
Alice Johns and J. Clyde Rice,
which was performed quietly yes
terday afternoon, leaked out
among their friends In time to find
n corner in the Journal society
columns. The bride makes her !,
home with Mrs. e. A. Mann at ,
221 South Sixth street and has :,
bttH tIlpluytu Wy lHt I-COllOlllSl. n
Mr.. Rice is the son of w. J. Rice !,
Of 406 South Arno and is employed !,
by the Coal Supply company. The b
ceremony was performed by the =
Rev. Willard Guy, pastor of the =
Christian church. The couple are =
spending their honeymoon in San i.
ia Fc. :,
Cook Norris. y
The marriage of Miss Lucille !,
Cook, daughter of the Rev. and =
Mrs. Randolph Cook, formerly of :
his city, to Ivan Norris of Colo
ado Springs. took place on Octo-
Der %. according to announce r.
nents which have reached friends c
1ere. Both the young people are e
veil known musicians of Colorado II
springs. Mr.. Norris being a cellist a
n the Bursh orchestra. Mrs. Nor II
is lived in Albuquerque for a
lumber of years while her father
vas pastor of the Christian church 2,
lere. Mr.. Cook became chaplain =,
n the national guard in 1917 and -
he family remained here until W
lbout two years ago, when they 2,
moved to Colorado Springs. Mrs ~
Jorris was a popular member of ~ y
he high school set. She was - =,
graduated from the Colorado 81 81
'prings high school in the class of v
$50. She was a visitor in AIbu- =
Iuerque for two weeks last Christ
mas. The couple will make their
lone in Colorado Springs
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Rottpcr- Ortiz
The beautiful and ancient
'hurch of San Felipe de Mort was
he scene last Monday norn;n, NJ
ne of the nrettiest I,tt,o ,ynddi, ~,