Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-19
ORGANIZATIONS

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The American Legion auxiliary
met last Monday afternoon with a
large attendance. The organiza-
ton planned to sell peoples on
Memorial day and to give a dance
and card party in the near future
The next meeting will be on Tues
day evening at 1880 o'clock at tho
Armory.
The Woman's Pan-Hellenic as
ISOLATION held a pleasant luncheon
at the Alvarado hotel yesterday
noon. The revised constitution
was adopted and three new off
GERS selected to fill vacancies. Miss
Evelyn Trotter was made secre-
tary Mrs. Jack Lapraik was elect
ed az chairman of the courtesy
committee, and Mrs. Thomas Ben
ton as chairman of the philanthro-
pic committee. The next meeting
of the association will be held at
the Phi Mu house near the uni
versity.
The hospitality committee were
hostesses at very pleasant tea
given Friday afternoon at the Y
w. C. A. recreation rooms. The
guests were young women who
have come from all parts OF the
country to spend the winter in Al
buauerque. The rooms were dam
tily decorated in pink and white
and the tea table was ornamented
with a bowl of pink sweet peas.
Salad and waters, cake and tea
were served.
The Security Benefit association
has announced a card party at the
Knights OF Pythias hall on Friday,
February "a, in celebration Of the
thirtieth anniversary of the order.
! This will be the first of series
of entertainments in connection
with the membership drive recent
| ly launched.
The Parent Teachers association
of the North Fourth street school,
has instituted an attendance con-
| test between the ranks Of the pur-
pie and the gold among the MEM
| hershlp At the end Of six weeks
| the side with the largest attend
/ ance to its credit will be enter
tanned by the losing side. Mrs.
Foraker il leader of the purple and
! Mrs. Walker of the gold adherents.
| The Friday afternoon meeting was
devoted to the study Of child well
| fare. Articles on the subject were
read and a discussion on child
nature" took place.
The juvenile operetta, little
! Red Riding Hood" which will be
presented by st. Johns Sunday
school and Mrs, Elizabeth Brad
ford at the High school auditorium
on February 81, will have as its
leading lady little Miss Douglas
Geake, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
! George Geake, who will sing the
title role. other members of the
cast will be Miss Helen Josias,
mother: Mrs. w. r. Jenkins.
| grandmother: Langdon Leonard,
woodman Buster Harden, wolf;
Villa Salter, the dawn: Mary Sadie
Norment the rose: Sibyl Nolan
dress the buttercup; Mary Moul-
ton, Lucille Quickel Alice Shortle,
! Mary Gagianis. daisies: Katherine
Needham, butterfly. The operetta
will be in four acts. all in singing.
There will be several charmingly
costumed choruses Of children tc
sing with the principals. The per-
Torrance will begin at 1880 o'clock,
With an attendance Of nearly
two hundred the musicale and tea
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution at the Elks' club or
Monday afternoon was easily the
most prominent public gathering
of the week. The proceeds from
the tea are to be used to erect tive
historic monuments in BernalillC
county. The affair was held in the
ball room at the club with the mu
, socians giving their numbers in on,
corner and the tea table in the
opposite corner The guests were
seated during the program and
were served later. Mrs Johr
, Milne, Mrs. r. P. Barnes, Mrs. c
. Fl. Spitzmcsser. Mrs. D. H, Porter
and Mrs. J. r. McCollum received
Mrs. Sarah Mitchell, Mrs. Law.
renee. Mrs Barnes and Mrs. j. w
Hall presided at the tea tables, as