Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

spent with games and making
kodak pictures, the children were
served pink and white heart
shaped ices, cookies, fruit and
cake from a large table centered
with a white birthday cake, topped
with pink candles and banked in
sWeetpeas and ferns. Suspended
above the cake was q box from
which pink and white ribbons led
to the places of the guests, and
when these We're pulled the box
opened and a shower of valentines
were drawn as favors. About 20
little folks enjoyed the party with
the little hostess.
Mrs. r. II. Williams was hostess
| Wednesday to the Merrie Wives
and other friends at her home for
an afternoon of visiting and sew
| ing. AT the close of the hours G
salad luncheon was served from
| the dining room table, which was
laid with pink sweetpeas and light
ed with tall pink candles. Mrs
Albert Pruitt served salad and Mrs
| Jack Moore poured Coffee
| Miss Hazel Corn was hostess on
Thursday evening, entertaining
several of her school girl friends
with a dinner party. A delicious
menu was served and seated about
the table were Elizabeth Jaeger
Inez Marley, Mary Jane Robinson,
Margaret Miller, Mary Mossman,
Virginia Nixon, Annie Smith and
the hostess. Games completed the
evening. -....
Through the courtesy of Arthur
Salter, Miss Ruth Jeffries, of the
circulation department of the
| News, and the newsies of both
| daily papers enjoyed the Rex
Beach comedy, Going Some" at
a local theater Thursday night, and
| Friday night were guests at Trieb's
Captain. Treats followed the show.
The Country club was the scene
of an old fashioned quilting bee on
Thursday afternoon. Early in the
day the ladies of the Berrendo
club gathered with lunch bask tets
and quilting equipment. During
the day they finished two comforts
they had previously pieced. The
comforts are to be given the hold
ers of lucky numbers on admission
tickets to "Uncle Josh's Husking
Bee a play to be presented by
the club Friday evening, February
20. After the lunch Thursday the
club held its regular business
meeting. Mrs. H. G. dip was elect
ed president.
Among the happy affairs of the
week was the surprise given d. w.
Low on Friday evening by Mrs.
Low, at their attractive country
home, in honor of his birthday. It
was a stag affair, and the guests
were all there when Mr.. Low got
home from town. The table was
laid with spring flowers in yellow
tones, and a turkey menu was
Served. Covers were laid for A..
Pruitt, Clark Dilley, G. M Elm
hart, John Tweedy, George Per-
rine, Harry Andrews, DIR. Grille,
DR.. Galloway, Gen Cruise, and the
host.
The home of Miss Gail Graham
was the scene Friday of a party
given by the ladies of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Missionary society in
observance of thanks offering day,
and honoring Mrs. Hayslip, a for
mer member who has recently re-
turned to Roswell to make her
nome. Sweetpeas were used about
Sthe rooms, and the guests were re-
ceNed by Miss Graham, Mrs. 10
Jacobson and Mrs. Clark A. Baker.
A snort program, including talks
ana musical numbers and readings
was given. and social time spent
visiting and sewing. Refreshments
We're served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs O. III. Smith enten.
tanned the Five Hundred club o.,