Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13
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L AN LIS.
A group Of high school girls
who enjoyed a weeks camping
party at Whitcomb Springs re-
turned to the city last Sunday.
They are Miss Nellie Falkenburg,
Miss Agnes Hazlett, Miss Pauline
Twiggs, Miss Thelma Twiggs, and
Miss Bernxdine Lewis. Mrs. Ruth
L. Hutto chaperoned the party.
Jack Heningys birthday was
celebrated last Sunday afternoon
at his home in fitting style, all of
the neighborhood playmates being
invited IN to share the fun. After
many out ot-door games, refresh
menus were served. His guests
were: James and Robert Allen,
George and Elizabeth Valiant,
Robert and Mabel Mcdonald,
Stanley RosenwaId, Eleanor Mar
ron, Claude Petit, James Milne,
Harold and William Caller, Lois
FRENCH, Dorothy Cox and Elaine
Conner.
The> seventh birthday of little
Miss Vivian Smith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Il. smith of
West Coal avenue, was celebrated
last Saturday afternoon by a party.
Mrs. Smith was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. William Pickett
and Mrs. Jim Johnson. The chill
dren present were Merrill, MAJ
jorie and Lorraine Pickett, james,
L, Jli1lyr IAI
Dorothy Bowen, Joe Brown. Eliza
beth Walsh, Victor and Robert
Quallen and Margaret Collistef.
A surprise birthday dinner party
was given for John Milne on last
Friday evening at his home on
Park avenue. Those present were:
Judge M. Il. Hickey, c. M. Bolts,
DR.. M. X. Wylder, DIR. c. A. Eller,
Louis McRae, Max Nordhaus, +.
B. Cristy, c, e. Hodgin, and w. Il.
Walton.
Mrs George Ruoff entertained a
party of women at a bridge dinner
at her mountain home on the Bear
Canyon road on Wednesday morn
ing. After a comfortable game of
bridge a bountiful dinner was
served to the guests. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. j. M. Doollttle,
Mrs. William Bryce, Mrs. Harry
+. Aspinwall, Mrs. Howard Blair,
Mrs. c. w. Potter, Mrs. Harry
Braun, Mrs. r. j, Binkert, Mrs. l..
d, Brown, Mrs. Will Rogers, Mrs.
2. X. Scheck, and Mrs. Neal john
son.
DR.. and Mrs. John F, Pearce en-
tertained at dinner on THURSDAY
evening in honor of Miss Julia Col
lier of st. Louis, daughter of the
late Judge Collier, formerly of AL
buuueruue. Other guests were MI.
and Mrs. G. l.. Brooks, Herbert
Brooks and II. B. Jamison.
Miss Bette B. Klesidorff whose
engagement to Louis Switzer or
Vicksburg, Miss, was recently an
nounced, was honor guest at
luncheon at Miramontes-on-the-
Mesa given by Mrs. T. E. Whit
mer and Mrs. Hugh Outer on
Thursday. The guests were Mrs.
Sol BENJAMIN, Mrs. Sidney Wen,
Mrs, B. f. Fillmore of Ell Paso,
and Mrs. Ida Rupe.
Miss Bertha Lee Paine enter
tanned on Tuesday evening for
Miss Mildred Baser who has gone
to college at Berkeley, Calf. The
affair was in the nature of sur
prise for Miss Baser. Those pres
ent were Miss Norma Williams.
Miss Olive Hardin. Miss Margaret
Easterday, Miss Evelyn Clifford,
Miss Edna Miller and Miss Dofo-
thy Sutherland.
The eleventh birthday of Angela I
Ruth Coons was celebrated on
Wednesday afternoon by a picnic
party in Highland park. Games
were played on the lawn and
elaborate birthday refreshments
were served. The guests were Cy-
rena Ferree, Sarah Shortle, Alice
Shortle, Betty Ann Cox, Barbara
Eller, Ann Robertson, Mary Helen
Mcknight, Katherine Martin, En-.
ma Lee Mcclure, Elizabeth Lee
Valiant, Lois French, Maxine
Nordhaus, Cicily Ann Taylor, Ruth
Stamm, Mary Katherine Connell,
Maxine Mandell, Sybil McLandress,
George Page Valiant, Joe jolly,
Joe Mandell Nicky Taylor and
John Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Olson enter
tanned on Thursday evening in |
honor of Mrs. Fillmore of Ell Paso |
who is visiting her mother, Mrs. |
Renner, and sister, Mrs. Rose X. !
Hudson of West Gold avenue. Mrs. |
Hugh Outer and Mrs. r. E. Whit
mer were joint hostesses on Fri
day evening at a mesa supper in |
honor of the Ell Paso visitor.
Eleven young people celebrated |
the fourteenth birthday Of Alldyth |
Chapman on Saturday afternoon
by lunch and picture show party. |
The guests were Lucia Smith, Ye-
tive Applegate, Nellie Hunter, La
Verne Hart, LaSista Hart, Jack |
Apologize, Scott Mabry, Henry
Miller and Harry Quienly.
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Avery Gibson left Monday for
FIT Rayard, N. M