Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-12
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in the First Methodist church on
Tuesday evening. A nursery Will
be opened in the basement of the
church for the accommodation o.
the little ones.
Mrs. Ebert Sloat was hostess to
the Hesperian Literary club at her
home Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Bar
Der, the president. occupying the
chair. Roll call was answered by
incidents in the Life of Washing
ton" Mrs. Campbell gave an in
teresting paper on EARLY Egyptian
Architecture" which was followed
by an excellent paper by Mrs. Phil
lips on THE Religion of the Egyp-
tians." At the close of the pro
gram q pleasant social hour was
enjoyed and delicious refreshments
We're served by the hostess. Mrs,
Thaxton will be the hostess at the
next meeting, which will be held
in the public library.
An opening tea and reception
was given by the ladies Of the Holy
Trinity guild on Tuesday afternoon
in their new Guild hall. A large
number of persons called during
the afternoon and liberal silver
y offering was made. Delicious home
made cookies and tea We're served
1t is the plan Of the ladies to hold
their regular weekly meetings from
now on in the guild room Thurs
day afternoons. They plan to hold
a tea or luncheon once a month
in the same place.
The Coudre club held a line par
ty at the Rialto theater last night
after which they adjourned to the
home of Mrs. Mollie Bartlett,
where they We're served luncheon.
Those enjoying the entertainment
were Mesdames Dave Langston,
Jack Shortley, Estol Smoth, Alex
Stewart, SOL Warner, Ed Wheeler
William Rhor, Fred Charleston, Al
Leggett, Frances Campbell, Robert
Bennett, Walter J. Reed, Maude
Andrews, and Mollie Bartlett.
After the play last Tuesday night
the Business and Professional
Women's club entertained the fac.
ulty of the high school who took
part in the play and the high
school orchestra at a supper in the
club rooms. The tables were dec
GRATED in black and orange, the
high school colors, candles being
used to light the room.
The regular meeting of Division
No. of the Methodist Pastors aid
will be held next Wednesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. j. H.
Ferguson, 625 Rio Grande avenue.
There will be an election of Off
GERS for the coming year and a
good attendance of members is
urged.
Miss Edith Botsford will enter
tain at auction bridge Saturday
afternoon in honor of her niece,
Mrs. Charles f. Campbell, a bride
of last month.
Mrs. j. I. House of $40 South
Second street will be the hostess
to the Presbyterian Ladies' aid on
Tuesday afternoon. There will be
an election of officers and all
members are urged to be present
Self-denial week will be OBJ
served by the First Presbyterian
church from March 10 to 26, TO
raise additional missionary funds
The Sorosis club met in regular
u session at the public library on
Friday afternoon. An UNUSUALLY
interesting meeting was enjoyed
by the members. the leader being
Mrs. r. Love, assisted by Mrs
Warren Hartman and 7. c. Loon
ey. The general subject was "Cur-
rent Events" and the ladies touch
ed upon many interesting topics
The tea given last week in the
Columbian school by the Parent
Teachers association was one Of
the most successful meetings OF
the association. In spite of the
Indictment weather over rs persons
were in attendance.
The Colfax County Shrine club
held a box supper and dance at
the Masonic temple on Friday eve
ming of last week Music by the
high school orchestra was a fea-
ture of the evening.
The ways and means committee
of the Red Cross chapter of Col
fax county was organized last
week. This committee is formed
from the executive board IN
meets monthly to receive report
and care for business that need
TO come before the organization
The following persons are MEM
bers of this committee: Mrs. ]. X,
Hunt, Miss Evelyn Shuler and
Messrs. Samuel Magill. Joe DiLisio
j. ]. Connolly. ]. l.. McDermitt
l.. c. White and the secretary. Mrs.
Emma 7. Kegel. The following
standing committee chairmen fer
the coming year were appointed:
Canteen, Mrs. VIM. Arkell: home
service, Samuel Magill; publicity
Evelyn Shuler; membership, II. p,
Roseberry; junior Red Cross, Lily
Henningan; auditor. Arthur John
son.
The J. U. X. club and friends en-
joyed a hike to Coyote canyon on
Sunday, where good eats were tho
feature of the day. Those who par.
ticipated were Misses Freese, Wick
ers Overman, Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs
Sylvia Phillips; Messrs. Kendrick,
Stewart, McDaniels, Schmidt, Har-
per and Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Jarkin wero
the hosts to delightful evening
party at their home on Fourth
street on Thursday evening. The
evening was spent at bridge, at the
close of which a three-course lunch
was served. The decorations were
red flowers and the artistic home
of the Larkins formed a charmine
setting for the evenings pleasure
The guests were Mesdames and
Messrs Morgan Maghee. r. r.
Humphreys, Arthur Johnson, H.
j.. Hoke, c. B. Elliott and j. Van
Houten.
The Monday Progress club met
at the home of Mrs. r. C. Haner
last week. Miss Nellie Scanlon
read Shaw's arms and the Man.