The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-23
Ha1oween Season To Bring A Score of Parties;
Dormitory Girls To Give Dance October 2s
WEDNESDAY CLUB
WITH AfItS. HETZ-

WEDNESDAY CLUB
WITH MRS. BErZ-
Mrs. A. n. Bets was hostess
"wednesday afternoon 20 the mem
beers OF the Wednesday afternoon
bridge club. There were three tables.
D. a. n TO MEET WITH
Mrs. Harold Caller viii entertain
the d. A. X. next Saturday afternoon
AZ her homo on New York venue A
paper. Major Generai Knox and
Lucy Knox. n Pioneer Mother" will
be given by Mrs. reuben Perry. Mrs.
O. X. Angle will rive a readina.
600
MRS. PRICHARD HOSTESS.
Mrs. George w. Prirhard wna hos.
tess TO some OF the newly elected Of
ficers OF the w. G. T. u. In her beau.
tifui home on Lincoln emu Tues
day al ! o'clock.
pup
LUNCHEON FRIDAY.
Mrs. Henry X. Brown. entertained
Friday at an informal luncheon at
There were twelve guests.
MISS NEWCOMER EsTERrAINs.
Miss Priscilla Newcomer enter
taihtu Tor Mics tlieeu Mordf OF Los
Angeles on Tbarsdax evening with
a waffle supper. The girls Of setewa
Campfire, who were formerly In the
organization together, were the
guests. They were Mlss Mordy. Miss
Jeffe Short. Miss Wenonah Dixon.
Miss ciyda Wilson. Miss Grace storts
n Mrs. Antonio Otero.
pELEeATEs HAVE
MOTOR DRIVE.
Another expression OF the Santa re
spirit OF hospitality and welcome to
visitors was the automobile drive
given TO Delegates 10 the W. G. T. u.
convention In Santa Fe Sunday after
noon. Places OF historic interest ard
a number Of new buildings construct.
ed In the unique architecture OF the
past that Is making Santa Fe famous
and attracting a tide OF tourists. were
shown TO guests Of the Chamber OF
Commerce.
900
FORMAL DANCE At
COUNTRY CLUB.
A formal dance in celebration OF
Halloween season vii he given next
Friday evening at the Country club.
Cards were issued the past week. to
the members and their ont-of-town
guests.
TEA FOR MRS sciruMAKEa.
DIR. and Mira Claude Schumacher ra-
ceived at afternoon tea last Sunday.
In honor OF their mother. Mrs. N. ID.
Schumacher. the occasion being her
birthday. Twenty-Five friends called
during tho afternoon. Mrs. schu-
maker was assisted by Mrs. Roy G-a-
ham, Miss Mary Jardine and Mlss
Florence Adams.
cHuRcm TEA R42pAy
The ladies' Of the Methodist church
will give a ties. to which all members
OF the church and their friends will
he invited, ON Tuesday. Mt the homo
OF Mrs. J. NJ. Doo.ittie. A commit-
toe Of ladies' OF the church Will DO In
charge OF arrangements and will talks
care OF the various details OF tho
affair.
FIRST LADY OF
STATE HOSTESS.
With a grace that make her
queen OF hearts'' as well as first lady
OF the state. Mrs. Mechem was hos
tess at n reception In the executive
mansion In santa Fe Saturday after
noon. Her guests were the visiting
~delegates to the state convention OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance
union, and a coterie Of Santa Fo
ladies. Receiving with Mrs. Mechem
were Mesdames Reed Holloman, N.
J. Strumquist and Mercer and Miss
Stella Sloan. In the dining room
Mrs. John II. McFfe poured. assisted
in serving by Miss Amelia McIcie. the
Misses McManus and a bcvy OF Santa
Fe girls.
INTER-CLuB LUNCHEON.
/. Miss s,e,,@ sio.n' g%residen, ., the
hostess and toast mistress at a de-
, lightful luncheon In the Parrot shop
Saturday afternoon. This company
Was comprised OF the delegates TO the
W. C.. T.. ". conyention and heads OF
various Santa Fe organizations OF
women. responses to toasts called
for by Miss sloan were made by Mrs.
! Francis Wilson, president OF tho
Santa Fe Woman's club; Mrs. n. l..
Donohoo, president OF State Fedora
! ton OF Women's clubs aud stats su.
IT. L.. Mrs. Edgar Hewitt Of tho
School OF American i~tesearch. who
spoke on The Assets OF santa Fee"
Mrs. n. ]. Strumquist OF Albuquerque.
representing the state W. Z. 4. U.
FoRrNIGHTLY Gun
a MUSICALE.
: The suspicious beginning Of the
music season By the Fortnightly
Music club was well sustained in the
choice program Of he second
Tuesday evening at the regular meet
ing in the Wonsn's club. Mrs. John
Y Clark was responsible for the pro-
gram presented by Miss Barbau,
: WATTS vocal pupils. Mrs. s. u. Miller
: sang three selections. the Jewel
Song" by Gounod; All. Love but n
: Day" and Winds In the south" Mrs.
u. w. Faw was the accomp9nist for
Mrs. Miller. Miss Jane Maish's songs
we're highly praised and a%pplauded
by her hearers. Miss Walsh. accom-
panied by Miss Gertrude Thompson.
sang Il Love You" by Mana luzza.
, and Rain" by Curren.
Simon Baiiing scored a triumph In
/, singing Kathleen Mavourneen''
, tCrouch) and Jewel OF My Heart
I Miss Thompson was accompanies for
. Mr. Balling. who Is certain TO be-
! heard again on these programs.
I one Of the treats OF the evening
4 was the comprehensive paper by Miss
/, Gertrude Thompson, delegate to the
! biennial convention OF Music Cluba OF
America Miss Thompson reported
on the ~fOUNenfiOu nj NJ Paul Ths