Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-16

honorable mention was made of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nairn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Hoke, Mrs. Emma Kegel,
Mrs. C. NJ. Bayne, Mrs, M,
Stowe, and c. p. Brown. These
members wore costumes Of great
originality and interest. After
the dancing closed. suitable
lunch was served. the tables being
set with red and white lunch
cloths, a candle in tin plate
and tin cups. Chilli con carne,
bread and butter, coffee and
peanuts formed the lunch. The
prizes were broom for the
lady and a coal bucket for the
gentleman.
The City Federation of Wom-
ems clubs held its annual election
on Tuesday evening at the club
rooms in tn library. Reports
were given by the officers and
heads of departments which
showed good work done through
the year. Some of the special
activities reported were the sue
cessful girls camp which was
held last summer, the founding
of the loan fund for girls who
wish higher education after
finishing high school. Various
civic projects were reported as
having been carried through and
the public health department
told of interesting matters that
they had undertaken. A round
table discussion was held on plans
for next years work and many
good suggestions were made,
which the newly elected officers
will try to carry out. The cleo
ton resulted in the following
being chosen: President, Mrs
c. j. Perkins from City Fedora
tion; vice president, Mrs. c. A.
Whited from Sorosis; recording
Mrs. M. Z. Hensley
from City Federation; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. William Coates
from Hesperian; treasurer, Miss
Evelyn Shuler from Monday
Progress club. The new officers
will take over their duties in
January.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
society met this week at the new
home of Mrs. ]. L. Cornett on
Fifth street. Regular business of
the organization was transacted
and a delicious lunch was served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Woodwork. Those present were:
Mesdames Jones, ID. c. Davis. w.
+. Gallup, L. Able, L. r. Butler,
j. j. Shuler, C. N. Blackwell, w.
Hartman, c. Dennelley. j. Rush,
Allison, c. Nyhus, Sidney Harlan,
NJ. i. Hensley.
A very pleasant party was en-
joyed on Tuesday evening when
Miss Gertrude Norman enter
tanned a group of her friends at
bridge. 1t was pink and white
party and after the jolly game
delicious refreshments were serv-
ed. Those present were: Misses
Bessie Lodge, Nellie Scanlon,
Helen Wilson, Marion Littrell.
Monica Brett, Viola Thomas,
Helen and Irene Dwyer, Lilly
Mae Streicher, Jessie French,
Frances Buckley, Vera Kershner
and Mesdames c. NJ. Bayne. Dor
othy Taylor, Arthur Johnson, v.
A. Doggett William Streicher,
Earl Smith, William French, Joe
Callahan, j. Leahy. j. L. Boyle,
J. c. Larkin, L. Eaton, Frank
Van Buskirk, p. J. Lying, Thomas
and Chas. Oxley.
Miss Jessie French was hostess
to a delightfully."- appointed dinner
in honor of Miss Norman on
Wednesday evening. The table
was decorated in pink and greenl
with a beautiful bowl of roses as
centerpiece. Covers were laid for
the following. besides the honor
guest: Mrs. Arthur Johnson,
Mrs. ]. l.. Boyle. Mrs. V. A.
Doggett, the Misses Helen and
Irene Dwyer, Miss Viola Thomas,
Miss Helen Wilson, Mrs. Dorothy
Taylor, Miss Marion Littrell, Miss
Lily Mae Streicher and Mrs. Will
liam French.
The Kiwanis club held its reg
ular weekly luncheon on Wednes-
day at Endeavor hall. A turkey
dinner was one of the specially
interesting features of the meet
ing. Rev. Maitland, who Is con-
ducting the series of meetings at
the Methodist church, gave the
address of the day which was an
interesting talk on the theme,
I'VE Build" Plans for the XII
wants share in the childrer's
Christmas were discussed also
there We're talks from Mr.. Stoller,
Mr.. Morrow and Mr.. Ruth in re-
gard to the new mill which is
reported as being nearly COM
pleted.
Mrs. Frank Van Buskirk was
hostess to a delightful dinner par-
ty on Wednesday evening. The
special feature of the dinner was
the roast pig surrounded with
red apples. Covers were laid for
MIR. and Mrs. A. q loiarco M.