Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-18
DANCES.


was given at the armory on Friday
evening by the united efforts of
the county school teachers and
their superintendent, Miss Irene
Burke, was one of the most sue
cessful affairs Of its kind this sea-
son. Tickets were sold largely
throughout the city and a large
crowd was in attendance, Refresh
ments were sold by the school
teachers during the evening.
A hospitality ball." 1t Is called,
and like true hospitality 1t is con-
tinuous, for the affair will oe
held for two nights Of the
Tri-State Cowboys round up
which will open here under the
auspices of the Disabled Soldiey
ague on September %. The
dances will be given at the armory
on both Thursday and Friday
evenings. The Troop A cavalry
club will be the hosts and the War
M theirs will serve refreshments on
both evenings. The three COVER
nors and their ladies have been In
vited to attend the dances and
to lead the grand march on the
opening night. Music will be fur
nished by the Step Lively Synco-
paters' orchestra. Lieut.. Leslie e.
Love of the cavalry is in charge or
the arrangements. The dances will
start at 9 o'clock on each evening.
A new series of dances, the first
of which will be held on Septem-
Der 20, has been announced by the
EIks. The lodge plans to hold one
dance month in their beautiful
new ball room. The first affair Is
in compliment to the members of
the cast of the Elks' Ministries
show which was given last spring.
The house committee headed by
Grover Divine is in charge of the
entertainment.
The Mobiles of Ballut Abyad
temple have announced plans for
big formal dance at the Masonic
temple on September 80. This will
be the first social affair Of the
Shriners this season. The affair
will be exclusively for the wearers
of the red fez and their ladies.
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PARTIES
Mrs. Walter G. Hope entertained
twenty-four of her nearest friends
at a luncheon party at the Alva-
RADIO on Friday at one o'clock.
Great baskets Of asters and dahlias
were used in table decorations.
She was assisted by her daughters,
Mrs. Lester Cooper and Mrs. Ar
thur Sisk.
Mrs. Charles E. Twogood enter
tanned at an afternoon sewing par
ty on Friday in honor Of her sis
ter, Mrs. s. w. Persons of Bould-
err, Colo, who has been her house
guest. A number of friends were
invited in to meet the visitor and
to spend a pleasant afternoon. A
two-course luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Persons returned to
their home at Boulder on yester-
day, being accompanied as far as
Glorieta by Mrs. Twogood and her
daughter. Miss Marion Twogood.
Mrs. w. /. stephens or Column
bus, O., was given a farewell gar
den party on Thursday afternoon
by her hostess and old friend. Mrs.
George H. Wheeler. Of Artists Re-
treat. The sunflower of autumn's
display was the color scheme
which was carried out in the re-
freshments. Miss Hortense Switz-
err sang 1.-THE Lure of the West Is
Calling" words by Mrs. Florence
D'Auby Van Ness set to music by
Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. Van Ness and
daughter were present. AS an en-
core Miss Switzer sang q sacred
song, "Three Stars" words by Miss
Olive Hill of this city and music
by Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. Katherine
Delaney recited delightfully."-. This
was the first appearance of this
dramatic reader in the city. Miss
Grace Winfrey sang sweetly a little
ballad, when Laddie Comes Back
to Me-" BY Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs
Stephens and Mrs. Wheeler are
the third generation Of friends, as
their mothers and grandmothers
were friends before them.
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Robert Petit and Mr.. Manson
of Fort Worth, Tex, were the
guests of Miss Marie Underwood
on Wednesday, and Thursday on
their way to California.