Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-10

Friday afternoon. 1t was a rain.
bow party" with rainbow balloons
for favors. The guests were
Marion Clayton, Margaret Clay.
ton, Betty Wagner, Dorothy Do.
bell, Winifred Sinclair, Alice Ira
cey, Florence Remmers, Virginia
Poole, Dorothy Poole, Donald
Gere and Arthur Scott,
A picnic party in honor of Mis-
Lucille Burke and her guest from
Cedar Rapids. was given Thursday
evening at Bear canyon by Miss
Fay Bryant. The guests were Mist
Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Burke
Mrs. Mary Burke, Miss Vivian Lo-
ser and Miss Dulce Knox.
Miss Gwynne Barbara Hubbell
entertained twelve of her little girl
friends on Friday afternoon at a
delightful party on the lawn at
Robinson park. The children
played games and sang under the
trees. At 4 o'clock they returned
to the HubbelI home on North
Eleventh street where refreshments
were served. Miss Elizabeth Jones
of Ell Paso was an out-of-town
guest at the party.
A horseback picnic was enjoyed
by the members of the girls riding
club of the cavalry, on Friday eve
ming. A group of sixteen girls,
accompanied by four of the troop
ers as a military escort, rode to an
orchard along the river north Of
the city where supper was served.
Ice cream was furnished the picnic
by A. I. Reidling.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. French en-
tertained at an automobile picnic
supper on the ledge at Whitcomb
springs on Saturday evening. Their
guests were Mrs. Steinmetz, Of
Knoxville, Tenn, house guest OF
Mrs. French, Mrs. M. l., Fox and
her guests, Miss Vera Hill and
Miss Ruth Hill, of Boise. Idaho;
e. L. Ora Hood, and the Fox chill
dren. The picnic party was Joined
later in the evening by the Carl c..
Magee family and their guest, Mrs.
c. C. Meechem, who were spend
ing the weekend at Whitecomb
springs.
The very small social set, chill
dren from one month to three
years old, gathered at the w. P.
Mcdowell home on Saturday at
ternoon to celebrate the first
birthday of little Miss Barbara
Janet Mcdowell. The babies all
that were old enough to sit up
alone, were turned loose on the big
screened porch of the Mcdowell
house with all of the toys avail
able. They had q delightful play
together all in their own language,
and afterwards, sat around and
gravely partook of ice cream and
the birthday cake which proudly
bore it's single candle. The guests
were Bruce Benton, who was ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs.
Thomas Benton, Lucille Cook and
Mrs. Lynn Cook, Betty Mexican
and Mrs. Charles r. Mexican, Reba
June and Joyce Mersfelder and
Mrs. l.. c. Mersfelder. Ethel Louise
Garcia and Mrs. e. B. Garcia,
Marion Hyre and Mrs. Ellsworth
Hyre, Sarah Spitzmesser and Mrs.
Homer Spitzmesser.
A group of the women Of the
Lead Avenue Methodist church
congregation met on Friday af-
ternoon at the Harwood industrial
home to sew for Deaconess Edith
Gorby, who left the city that eve"
ming for her vacation. Refresh
ments were served at the close of
the afternoon. Miss Gorby will
spend several weeks at her old
home In Nebraska and win then
return on September 1 to the dea-
CONFESS training school at Kansas
City, from which she graduated,
Her place Is being filled during the
summer by Deaconess Way.
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CLUBS.
The Eastern Star Sewing club
held it's regular meeting in the
parlors of the Masonic temple at
2:30 o'clock on Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. John Mum entertained the
Sew and So club on Thursday
afternoon at her residence at AIS
West Granite avenue. In addi-
ton to the regular members of
the club Mrs. j. M. Doolittle, Mrs.
w. b. Hicks and her guest, Mrs.
Earl Berryhill of Ell Paso, were
present. The club will hold no
further meetings this summer.
Mrs. Emily r. La Belle was
hostess to the Apres Midi club and
several additional guests on Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
NJ. L. Fox on North Thirteenth
street. Bridge was played on the
shady porch where refreshments
were served later in the afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. Inez
Westlake, Mrs. T. G.. Winfrey,
Mrs. George Valiant, Mrs. s. B.
Miller, Mrs. C. C. Meachem, Mrs
B. H. Porter. Mrs. w. L. Trimble,
Mrs. e. A. Bradford. Mrs r. p.
Donohoo, Mrs. L. c. Mersfelder,
Mrs T. j. Mabry, Miss Alice Luther,
Miss Vera Hill. Miss Ruth Hill and
Mrs. Fox.
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