Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-30
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home-c canned fruits and jellies and
baskets filled with refreshments
for the evening. All kinds of games
were enjoyed by the happy crowd.
Mrs. Ewing Lusk entertained on
Thursday afternoon ut her home
with auction bridge complimentary
to Miss Ella Prayer of Hollywood,
Calf. The high score favor fell toI
Mrs F. G. Reyes, and handmade
gift to the honored guest. A fried
chicken luncheon was served toI
close the afternoon.
The cafeteria supper served on
Thursday night by the Maccabee
ladies was a success About 200I
people were served and at least
100 turned away. A program Of
readings, music and dances follow
ed the supper
A large crowd attended the en-
tertainment at the Berrendo school
Thursday might. Aunt Jemima,
Mrs. Ben Ames, cooked and served
waffles, and Mrs. Claude Simpson
served chocolate. Mrs. Harry
Quaintance was at the candy coun-
ter, and Mrs. Robert Clock, Mrs.
Adolph Siegriest and Mrs, w. T.
Simpson sold pies and coffee. The
entertainment for the evening con-
sisted of musical numbers and
views, interpreted by BerrendoI
folks from the old family album.
Mrs. Frank Seaverns had charge of
the program for the evening. The
proceeds are to be used to serve
h ~ l,tprbaa IN tho e1hnol obiI1rpD
The Central School p. T. A. met
Thursday afternoon at the school
building and elected officers sasI
follows President, Mrs c. Il.
Mason; vice president, ]. w, Dow
don; secretary, Mrs. Harry Rob-
bisn: treasurer, Mrs. Claude
Hobbs; corresponding secretary
Mrs. j. w. Rhea. A program on
Thrift" in charge of Mrs. Jo
Jacobson, followed. Mrs. j. e. Nc
Clane gave a group of Indian melO-
dies with her daughter, Miss Jane
McClane, at the piano, and Mrs.
Claude Hobbs closed the program
by telling of the success along
thrift lines of the John Henry
Brown school of Dallas, a ward
school with over 500 pupils.
Mrs. o. H. Smith was hostess on
Friday at her home to the Martes
Auction Bridge club. Several guests
added to the pleasure of the after
noon. The high score favor fell to
Mrs. Nathan Jaffa and the guest
favor to Mrs. Joan Abney. CorsaGe
bouquets were the hostess gift to
Mrs. Frank Pru and Miss Josephine
hurry, out of town guests. Mrs.
Smith was assisted in serving
luncheon by Mrs, Ray Waggoner.
The Missouri Avenue p. 7. A.
met Friday at the school building
and elected officers as follows;
, President, Mrs. Albert Pruit; vice
president, Mrs. Rheinbolt; secre-.
! tary, Mrs. A. Schramm; treasurer,
Mrs. Jim Coats: corresponding sec
rotary, Mrs. Albert Hanny. A
( musical program followed the bus
| mess session.
The Flks midwinter dance Fri
day night at the club house was
che usual successful affair, with
splendid music and a large crowd.
Captain and Mrs, C. A. Flannery
entertained at a six O'Clock dinner
Friday evening at their home com
plimentary to Mrs Letha M. Moore
of Los Angeles. A fried chicken
menu was served to Mrs. Moore,
Misses Roberta Henderson, Pauline
Maddox, Captain II. p. Saunders,
Woodlawn Saunders, Joe Mccain,
Robert Dakens, and the host and
hostess. The party attended the
Elk dance following dinner.
The dance at the New Mexico
Military Institute Saturday evening
given by the Cotillion club at the
new mess hall, was well attended.
Mrs. Sidney Prayer was hostess and
Colonel j. w. Wilson welcomed
the guests. Dancing was enjoyed
until IL o'clock, and besides the
cadets and officers and their girl
friends a large number of town
people danced.
A birthday surprise party was
given Mrs. j.. r. Duncan, honoring
her Goth birthday anniversary, on
Saturday evening at her home,
when a party of friends gathered
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry De Bau-
renfiend as hosts, assisted by Mrs.
Boyer and Mrs. Nachan. Mrs. Dun
can was given a shower of pretty
gifts, and the evening was closed
with the serving of ice cream and
cake.
Mrs. S. G. Johnson was hostess
| Sunday at dinner complimentary
to the 10th birthday anniversary OF
Mr.. johnson. A birthday cake with
candles centered the table, and a
| turkey menu was served.
Miss Eloise Slaughter was host
ess Monday evening entertaining
with a line party complimentary
to Miss Beulah DeLotte who is
leaving soon for her old home in
Louisiana. Mrs. George Slaughter,
Jr., chaperoned the party, and aft
er the show refreshments were
served at Luff's.
Mrs. w. "A. Wilson entertained
her Sunday school class of girls of
| the First Baptist church Monday
night with a line party, and later
the party enjoyed refreshments at
Mrs. Wilson'S home.
The p. z. O. chapter met Mon
| day afternoon with Mrs. Mary K.
| Shumway as hostess at the home
of her mother, Mrs. r. f. Morris.
The attendance was large and the
program, with Mrs. w, S. Murrell
as leader, of great interest, dealing
with the educational work of the
order. Following the program an
initiation was held, and social
hour spent at the close of which
! Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Subway
served a plate luncheon.
Mrs. E. A. Cahoon, Mrs. John J..
Cassidy and Miss Esther Prayer
were hostesses Tuesday at the Ca
hoon home at a luncheon honoring
Miss Catherine Cahoon, who is
leaving soon for a visit in Califor-
mia, Miss Josephine Murray of
Sawtelle, Calf, and Mrs. Joan Alb
ney of Denton, Tex. Covers were
laid for ten.
Il rpu,atotxy-t hrna Iitt1e frinudc on.