The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02

More than one hurdrea women aea
here and them a man-@tie~sd the
art exhibit by santa ~ painters. on
display Friday. az the Wonlan's cihb.
Santa Ne says o. - In y f~aiario."
that Aibuqaerquc u beginning 10
Judging from the attention given Mrs.
N. y. Robinson IN her very compre-
henrive taik on the artists u their
work u would seem the remark i
we'll founded.
Tho paintings were mostly New
Mexican, a 10 subject, and all the
various moods OF our nky ind mesa,
river n mountain peaks werr
painted as each artist seen Il. The
canvaaes are not large but are such
as would be suitable for h modest
home and tbs priSes are most reuson-
able, The exhibit koeA from hefr 90
Roswell for the state meeting sof
federated clubs.
Mrs. T. a. winfrey was In charge
OF the muaical proGfum which con-
sisted OF W. songs By Miss Olive
Harden, accompanied BY her mother.
Mrs. n. w. Harden: a piano solo and
encore by Miss Helen ourule and
Mrs. X. T.. Jones. recently from RDs-
well. New Mexico. accompanied BY
Mrs. +. A.. Moore. sang In brilliant
voice, two unique selections. Spring
Had Come" and My Lady Chloe"
Tho following regular delegates
were elected to tho federation meet
ing OF the Woman'x club to be held
at Roswell the last OF this month.
Mesdames John W. Wilson. 4. O.
DANES Mcacham, X. II. Barnes. A.. X.
Scheck. n A. Gusdorf were elected
al a~lternatea.
Refreshments were served by the
entertainment Committee.
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CATHOLIC COUNCIL TO MEET.
The National Council OF Catholic
men and women viii meet neSt We'd
neaday evening AZ 81 kinry's hall. for
their regular monthly business meet
Ing. Reports viii be made on The ten
mis- courts which are going forwaFd
under this organisations direction. and
on committees for visiting the sick.
The purpose OF the council IN To main
ain an %sctive program OF welfare
The meetings are held the first
"Wednesday In each month.
LUNCHEON FOR MISS LONG.
One Of the preiticst autumn
luncheon parties for the brides Of tho
season who have been 10 widely fstsd.
kins. Miss Louise Bell aud Mi<s Eve
Ign Trotter entertained on Tuesday nc
one o'clock In Taft hall for Mias
kathleen Long. Marigolds and yell
low candlsz-e<ostaei th<s esist. motif.
There were fourteen eiiests. al Inn
mediate friends OF The bride-eIect.
S3S
SURPRISE PARTY "WEDNESDAY.
The members Of the Past Matrons'
club OF the Eastsrn star gave a sur
prise party for Mrs. Harsch at her
home on South Broadway "Wednesday
afternoon. II OF the iadies comprising
the. party. After a general informal
good time, refreshments In the form
OF a two course lunch were served.
The guess were Mrs. Harsch. Mrs.
Grace White, AIRS. Temperance Whit
comb. Mrs. y. H. witcher, Mrs. Tom
B~lakemore, Mira Tom Beatty, Mrs.
Hilda AHpinwaiI. Mrs. John W. VIII
son. Mrs. Charles Potter. Mrs. r. NJ.
Bowen and Mrs. Flora Scherer. Mrs.
Katherine FISHER n Mr.. Harsch as
sisted the ladies' In entertaining.
COO
BENEFIT DANCE OCTOBER 80.
a dance on October Is and a musi-
cal on October 10 were planned
Wednesday evening at the meeting %
the Parent Teachers association OF
Old Town school. The former will
be a benefit TO rRlse money for the
hot lunchs for srhool children this
winter and TO buy n Victrola for the
school. The musical program will be
for the members OF the association.
Committees for the dance weSe APP
pointed as foliowB. Mr.. Moutoya and
Mr.. Candelarih. for the hall: Miss
Lorona Weeks and Mrs. Miller. for re-
treHhments: Miss Marie Baking, Mrs.
Ramsey and Mrs. Arlidge Tot muAic.
JOIiY SCORE CI.CB
RroOHGANIZf.s.
The first meeting OF the fall OF the
10Y Score club was held Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mira. n. y.
Booth at los GrieHos. Plans for re-
organization were discussed and will
be completed tomorrow evening when
the members will meet with Mrs.
clark and Mns. Murdoch in Los
Griegos, Three tables % five huns
! drod were played. R~efrrshment.
were served after the game.
MRS DANAHY AND MR1
l KNIGHT ENTERTAIN.
I A pretty and vcry enjoyable bridge
party of the week was that al which
knight entertained Friday afternoon
. at Mrs. Danahy's home. for 40 OF theii
/, friends. There were 10 tables. and q
4 two course lunch afterward.
GOO
LUNCHEON fOit MRS. GEORGE
SAMPSON, JR-
Mrs. George Sampson Jr.. will b,
entertained next wednesday by Mrs
y. @. Cornish at d luncheon. at he
4, home ON south walter street. TIT
, luncheon Is TO be informal and foI
i the young frienuA Of Mrs. Sampson.
pou
JoLLY ~ MEETS.
The Jolly Seventeen card club me-
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. JOSEPH
Z Pies, and played four tables II fiy'
hundred. A TIVE course lunch wa
served afterwards.
900
WEDNESDAY BniDGE
CLuH TO PLAY.
= The Wednesday bridge club will re
T, open its playing season next Wed
T, ncaday when It's members meet 10
the first time this fall, with MIR
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