The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
PROGRAM

English plum puddings. made in
America with orange juice for
brandy, are well worth the house
wlfe'a effort az was emonstrated at
the Woman's club on Friday. Mrs.
NJ A. brennan was leader for the
day and part OF the program was de-
voted To domestic science and pudding
making land their sampllng). Mes
DANES b.. n. Porter, Arthur Nye. T. @.
Wlnfrey and mile Labelle assisted In
the serving and demonstration.
a very fine program preceded the
refreshments. Mrs. =. b. Miller sang.
with taste and discernment. two num-
hers. Morning and ITO You" Mrs.
Lois u. Thompson accompanying. MIR.
Mariana Garcia played with his usual
brilliancy l.iszt's rhapsody No. 8 and
thopIn's "Impromptu." A musical
reading why the Chimes Rang By
Mrs. Ernest Garcia, was particularly
well given n appropriate to the
season. Mrs. II. y. Hogrefe accom-
panied her on the piano.
a request from the girls welfare
home for used Victrola records was
presented to the club by Mrs. J. q.
Gould, The foundation OF his insti-
tuition was one OF the achievements OF
the Woman's club.
There Will be no meetings OF the
club until January 2 OF next year. a
business meeting preceded the adj
Journment.
CLOVIS PERSONALS
Mrs Roy a. smith entertained the
Young Matrnn's Bridge club Thurs
day afternoon at her attractive home
ON North Mitchell street. only mem
hers oA the club were present. After
the games. the hostess served the fol-
lowing luncheon. Chicken "A Ia King
ia faVNHN. aIaNNa AH-. ..Haa.
crehmed pcas. olives, apple salad. hot
rolls, coffe, plum pudding The an
nual Christmas Crab Bag was tho
most interesting feature OF The after
noon. GIFTS were arranged and con-
cealed under "A tea cart. and each
guest pulled a ret ribbon to find her
present. The color scheme was IN The
Christmas colors.
Tho Thursday Auction CLUB gave a
silver tea at the home Of Mrs. John
Barry on North Gliding street, the
proceeds to be used for furnishing tho
resi room at the high school. Christ
mas decorations were "atrractively ar
ranged IN the living and dining rooms.
Mrs. Fred Dennts received the guests.
ana M"sdumes Mayhall Hcrod. JET
ierson Barry and Duckworth were In
the living Don Mesdames Schcu-
rich m rritchard presided at the
tea table. Many ladies n the mon
81 tho high school faculty enjoyed
This delightful affair.
An Informal hook shower for the
libraries Of the city schools wns given
hy the Civics club at the high school
saturday afternoon from 2 80 until =
o'clock, with MoSda Vlcs ~ yes. Cassci.
singer, walker KroIch and Cnlborn
receiving Numbers OF patrons of the
schools visited during tho hours and
brought books, the number totuling
bou n hundred volumes. The do
nestle science girls served refreshing
tea and waters. This is the first of Il
series Of showers which the Civics
club plans to give for the school Be-
sides the hooks contributed Saturday,
many more were promised. Tile va
rious ladies' clubs will give either
books or money, to add 10 the IL
brarics that are so greatly In need of
hoth reference works and book, Of
fiction.
A most interesting meeting Of he
Progress club was held at the home
OF Mrs g. +. Kuykcndull ON North
Mitchell street, with Mrs n. G.. Pierce
as assistant hOstoss, Tuesday after
noon. The program on home eco
Monies was well rendered and fur
nished numerous practical ideas In
housekeeping. Roll call was answered