Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-02

a DTtuB6 party lildL VIII prop
ably develop into club to play
| regularly, was held at the home of
Mrs. Roy Graham at 624 North
Fifth street on Wednesday AFTER
noon. A number of beginners
were introduced into the game at
the first meeting and the group
expects to play frequently during
the early winter.
Mrs. J. J. Tierney entertained
| at bridge on Monday afternoon,
having as her guests two tables of
girls and young matrons who are
organizing g. new bridge club for
| the season. Another table will be
added at the return of the honey
mooners.
Mrs. Roy Allen Stamm enter
tanned at dinner on Monday eve
ming in honor of her father, j. c..
Baldridge of Hollywood, Cal, who
! is visiting here. The guests were
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Baldridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T., Cox. Mr..
Baldridge has been on visit to
Dulce, N. NJ, to see his other
daughter. Mrs. William Harley.
Mrs. Homer Spitzmesser enter
tanned at two tables of bridge at
her home on South Sixth street
on Thursday afternoon. Her
guests were Mrs. Frank Wagner,
Mrs. Leslie Briggs, Mrs. William
Holm. Mrs. L. C. Mersfelder. Mrs,
Earl Porterfield, Mrs. c. A. Schu-
maker, Mrs. Carl Mulky. Mrs.
Morris Gottleib and Mrs. Addie
McAvoy. i
A surprise party for Mrs. A.
Harsch was given at her home,
221 South Broadway, by past mat
IONS of the Eastern Star on Fri
day afternoon. Those Npresent
were. Mrs. Grace White, Mrs. It.
! Whitcomb, Mrs. S. r. PITCHER,
| Mrs. Tom Blakemore, Mrs. Hilda
Aspinwall, Mrs. Tom Beatty, Mrs.
John w. Wildon. Mrs. Charles w.
Potter. Mrs. S. M. Bowen and.
Mrs, Flora Schere. Mrs. Harsch's
| daughter, Mrs. Esther Fisher, and
| Mr.. Harsch helped In making the
afternoon a very enjoyable one.
| The society reporter happened
| in on a sure enough party on Fri
day afternoon at the federal voca-
tional training center in the Kor-
Der building. 1t was one OF SER
les, 1t. seems, that the social COM
mittee of the Disabled Soldiers
league gives for the men at the
training center on the last Friday
| of each month. There was a
! great quantity of fee cream and
waters which were served at the
| tables where the former soldiers
study during class hours. And
the, party wasn't wholly refresh
merits, either. There was music
by the training center orchestra
and dancing among the soldier
boys and the young women who
are teachers at the school. Mrs.
Belle Nye and Mrs. Harry John
son were the hospitable women
in charge OF the affair.
Mrs. Allen Nye, Mrs. John Sum-
mers. John Fee, Carl Parson, J.
Goodwin, and Allen Nye of the
American Legion ahd the Wom-
ems Auxiliary of the American
Legion, were highly honored at
the state convention at Silver City,
and were selected as delegates to
60 to the national convention OF
the American Legion, to be held
at Kansas City, october 81, and
November 1, 2, 3.
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Mrs. Harry Braun entertained
at two tables of bridge at her
home on Thursday afternoon.
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ORGANIZATIONS.
| Initiation service for number
of new girl reserves in the high
school Y. W. c. A. organization
will take place tomorrow night at
the home of Mrs. Roy Graham at
624 North Fifth street. Mrs.
Graham is chairman Of the recre-
alton committee of the association
and club = FER for this group of
girl reserve. Che officers of the
club which Numbers Fl girls, are
Helen May, president; Mildred
Brooks, vice president; Bessie
Davis, secretary, and Mary Alice
Weisenbach, treasurer.
The p. r. o. society met on
Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. G. M. Bolts on the Uni
versity Heights. After a short
business meeting the program on
the study of women characters in
the Old Testament was begun un-
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crime Eubank. The leader began
with Mother Eve and called on
other members to describe other
characters. Mrs. II. l.. Hogrefe
spoke on Mary the mother Of
Jesus, Mrs c. E. Hodgin on Rach-
ael and Mrs. r. B. Garcia on Re-
becca. Mrs. Hodgin also gave an
illustrated talk upon well known
places in the Holy Land which
she visited on European tour
several years ago. The decorations
Of the house and the refreshments
served at the conclusion of the
program carried out the colors OF
the order, yellow and white. The
next meeting will be held on Oc-
tober IL at the home of Miss
Susie Davenport. Mrs. G.. w.
Bond, president Of the local chap
ter, left last night for Kansas
City to attend the superior con-
vention of P. e. o.
The Young Peoples Foreign
Missionary society of the Lead
Avenue Methodist church has
postponed it's regular date of
meeting until Monday evening,
october 10, at the home Of Sydney
Dent at 423 North Eighth street
At the first meeting Of the To-
| cal cha ntar of the d A r ON last