Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-28
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The closing meeting of the Mon
day Progress club was held at the
home of Mrs. Kate Hartzen with
Miss Mabel Eigler as hostess. The
program consisted of the life of Ar
mold Bennett, given by Miss Alice
Clark, and a short play, read by
Miss Evelyn Shuler. The club will
now have a vacation from study
meetings until September. The
hostess served dainty refreshments.
Reports were made of the work
of the past year, which has been
very successful under the leader
ship Of Miss Bessie Lodge, as pres
ident.
The Business and Professional
Women's club held its regular din
ner at the club rooms with Mrs,
II. c. Haner as hostess. The club
is making plans for a delightful
dance to be given at the gymna-
stun on Monday evening.
Mrs. II. Woodward was the In
SEPARATION for a delightful afternoon
party ut the home of Mrs. o. l..
Phillips on Thursday afternoon.
Sixteen ladies' enjoyed the hospi-
tality of Mrs Phillips and three ta-
bles were occupied with bridge and
one with rock. A delicious lunch
con was served at the close of the
game The house was decorated
with lilacs and spring blossoms.
Those present were: Mrs. NJ. e.
Hensley, Mrs. d. *. Sadler, Mrs.
Herman Fauber, Mrs. e. e. ThaX-
ton, Mrs. r. c. Haner, Mrs. Foss
r. Smith, Mrs. d. d. Hamilton, Mrs.
II. Woodward. Mrs. Bissell, Mrs
r. Sloat, Mrs. A. II. Darden, Mrs.
l.. Eaton, Mrs. II. Wilson, Mrs. l.
Campbell, Mrs. Knitsel Of Van Hou-
ten, and Miss Jessie Franch.
The closing days Of the school
bring many informal entertain
ments in honor of the teachers who
leave soon for their summer vaca-
tons. Among the delightful en-
tertainments that have been given
this week are a breakfast which
was given by Mrs. w, L. Trimble
on Thursday morning. Her guests
were Misses Mary Ann Gillespie,
Mabel Eigler, Ruth Boan and Car
oline Thomas. Mrs. r. c. Haner
entertained at MONDAY luncheon
Friday, her guests being Misses
PtlkingtOn, Keeth, Boan, Eigler ana
Mary Ann Gillespie and Mrs. Rose
Gillespie.
The Colfax County Alumni as
sociation held it's regular annual
meeting on Tuesday evening. The
class of 1921 duly initiated the
members of the class of 1922 into
membership, after which \ short
business session was held. TIE
election of officer resulted in the
following: President, Elton Dur
ham: vice president, Miss Airline
Manning. These officers were
elected for period of hr9e years.
A report was made on the alumni
loan fund, which was established
last yfar One student tool; advar-
tagn OF the loan to attend summer
school and was successful In teach-
ing this last term Of school. After
the business meeting n SOCIAL hopr
followed. Guests of thu alumni
were the class OF 1922, faculty
members and members Of the board
of education.
The eighth sra le commencement
exercises were given on THURSDAY
aftcf noon and a large class was
granted diplomas for the success
ia. completion Of their work. y
number of students from the county
school received their diplomas. TIE
program consisted of music and
an address by Hon, John Morrow.
Nineteen of the students also fe-
ceived diplomas for good work in
penmanship.
The class day exercises CT the
class of 1922 were held on Tues
day afternoon in the High sGdlcol
auditorium and wacc unusus ily
clever and Interesting. The young
women of the class were dressed
in the many colored, dotted Swlss"s
and made a veritable rainbow. The
class poem was given and the class
will read. The stunt of the after
noon was "Old Father Time" who
was impersonated by Ross Keller
man, assisted by Anna Woodward.
He had a large basket full of gifts
which were emblematic Of the fu-
lures of the members Of the class.
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