Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-08

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tanned by the Baptist ladies of that
city, at The home of Mrs. T. A. Pace
A special program was given under
the direction Of Mrs. J. w. Pace,
and the hostess was assisted by her
! daughters Mrs Jack Holloman
and Miss Floy Pace in serving a
luncheon. Among those attending
from here were Mrs j. w. Bennett,
Mrs. r. H. Pierce, Mrs. L, NJ. Cady,
Mrs. Joe Beasley, Mrs. j. H. Brye,
Mrs. Fred Grove, Mrs. A. N. Porter,
Mrs. w, e. Miller and Mrs. Lee r.
! York.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Ross enter
tanned at dinner and bridge on
Thursday evening. The guests were
Mr., and Mrs. l., o. Piersol, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Charles, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Kirbey, and Misses qua Carroll
and Antoinette Wright.
Mrs. Mack Missik entertained a
few little folks at n party Sunday,
the occasion being her son, Err
mans sixth birthday. Among the
guests were Erman Missik, Frances
Morgan, Madeline Goldammer,
! Fred Bradford, Donald Benson,
Mary Willis, and Pauline Nc
Daniels.
Mrs. John Bernstein gave a party
| Tuesday, honoring a few friends
whose birthdays occur in Novem-
her. The honor guests included
Mrs Z, f. Benson, Mrs. c. E. Stew
ems, Mrs A, F. Menger, Mrs. o. M.
Voyde, and Erman Missik.
Mrs. Josephine Dudley entertain
ed the Chautauqua Reading Circle
club Monday evening. DR.. Hume
was leader. After the prograI
music was rendered by Misses
.Juanita Mann and Lois Dudley, and
refreshments were served. The
guests were DR.. and Mrs. Hume,
Mrs. A. N. Graham, Mrs. Grace
Mann, Mrs. ]. T.. Fuller, and Misses
Juanita Mann and Lois Dudley.
Miss Grace Bull, who was sci
ence instructor in the high school
here, arrived from Oneida, N, Y,
Sunday to spend the week with her
many friends. She is enroute to
California to spend the winter.
Rev. r. c. Mahan of Carlsbad
has accepted a call as pastor of
the First Baptist. church and will
assume his new duties next week.
Accompanying him here will be his
wife and three childr Il.
Prof. and Mrs. J. q. Edge enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday even
ing, having as their guests, Rev.
and Mrs. Roscoe Stapp, Mrs. j,
Stapp, and Misses Billie and Mabel
Stapp.
Mrs. L. NJ. Kennedy was hostess
on Thursday to the members of the
benevolent society of the Christian
church. After a short business ses-
sion the hostess was assisted by
Misses Wilma Johnson aud Annette
Turner in serving a salad course.
Among those enjoying the after
noon were Mrs. Graham, Mrs. B. H.
Henry, Mrs. o. NJ. Downing, Mrs.
George p. Robertson, Mrs. ]. j.
Snover, Mrs. o. b. Smith, Mrs. F.
G. Kennedy, Mrs. Josephine Dud-
ley, Mrs. John Walker, Miss Maud
Bonnell and Rev. and Mrs. Norris
j. Reasoner.
Scout Master ]. w. Ware and
number of boy scouts "hikedp to
the mountains Saturday on a short
hunting trip. In the group were
Hilary Fisher, David Adason, Her
bert Vickery, Orin Downing, Har-
rison Burrell, Jessie Mechem,
Charlie Copenhaver and Carol Adj
son.
Mrs. Fred Bradford entertained
on Saturday afternoon the MEM
bers of the Bee Hive Club of the
Rebekah lodge. After a short bus
mess session the hostess served a
and a social hours was en-
joyed. Mrs. Bradford was assisted
by her daughters, Miss Lou Ellen
and Euna Bradford. Among the
guests were Mrs. w. T. Brooks,
Mrs. S. w, Stout, Mrs. A. J. New
som, Mrs. o. M. Voyde, Mrs. Ed
LeBriton and Mrs. o. G. Cady. The
next meeting of the club will be
with Mrs. Brooks.
The ladies of the Missionary
Union Of the Baptist church held
n pleasant meeting on Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. r.
Fl. Pierce on East Tenth street.
Mrs. j. Beasley was leader of the
mission study. Mrs. Pierce was as
sisted by her daughter, Mis- Jessie
Pierce. in serving luncheon.
Among the guests for the after
noon were Mrs. Roscoe Stapp, Mrs.
Wall, Mrs. J. M. Russell, Mrs. Wrin
Latham, Mrs. L. r. York. Mrs.
J. w. Bennett, Mrs. George Wof-
ford, Mrs. G. A. Bufkin, Mrs. w. z.
Miller, Mrs. ]. r. Castle, Mrs. A. N.
Porter, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. J. A.
Land, Mrs. Joe Beasley, Mrs. Fred
Grove, Mrs. Tom Woolen and Miss
Goldie Haynes.