Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-29
ORGANIZATIONS


tuesday was guest day with the
p. Z. o. chapter and a large crowd
Of friends of the members were
invited to attend the meeting and
social afternoon. The meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. NJ. e,
Hickey on North Walter street. A
talk was made by Mrs. II. L. Ho-
grefe on The P. +. O. Education
al Fund, - and a reading was given
by Mrs. y. b. Garcia. After a So
cial hour luncheon in yellow and
white, the p. z. 0. Colors, was
served. The rooms were decorated
with yellow jonquils. The hostess
eS were Mesdames Hickey, c. T..
Hodgin, G. w. Bond w, j. Herrle
u. I. Lassetter, e. B. Garcia, ]. 7.
Gass, ii. L. Hogrefe, Lillian
Strong, Carl Magee, w. r. Bren-
min, c. NJ. Bolts, Miss Catherine
Eubank, and Miss Maybelle Love-
lace. The guests were Mesdames
r. S, lockwood, o, c. Raymond
=. ii. Briggs, Isabelle Rifle, r. e.
Putney, A. G. Shortle, Tom Ben
ton, Roy Graham, II. j. Davis, L.
r. Macarthur. Hugh Cooper, NJ. L.
Hayes, c, +. Eubank, Raymond
Stamm, Susan A. Stubs, Robert
Wyndell, C, T. French, c, E. Iden,
Mrs. Lee of Centerville, Ia, Miss
Margaret Cook, Miss Estelle Luthy,
Miss Bertha Little, Miss Mary Van
Alta, and Miss Florella Cloudy.
The benefit card party of the
American Legion Auxiliary will be
given on Tuesday afternoon, jan
uary 81, at the Knights of Pythias
hall. Refreshments of fruit salad,
coffee and cake will be served. The
party will be held from 2 to 5
o'clock and will be open to the
public.
Rchearsals are being held twice
a week for the children's opera,
"Red Riding Hood" which will be
staged by the st. Johns Sunday
school children at the high school
auditorium on February Of. There
will be nearly fifty children in the
production.
A special social was given the
young married peoples class of
the Baptist church on last Tues
day night from s to IL o'clock by
MI. ana Mrs. Thomas owens at
their home, 115 North Maple
street Games and social stunts
We're enjoyed by all. Delicious re-
ffeshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Bert
Spann. There were SO present,
representing II states and two for
eign countries, Kentucky leading
with seven present. This class was
organized October 1G with only six
members. 1t has now 26 enrolled
and has an average attendance Of
~. always having a large number
OF visitors each Sunday.
a business meeting Of the local
chapter Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution was held yes
to-day afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Arno Huning. No program
was given, the business concerning
the annual election Of officers taxi
ing up the entire afternoon.
The Knights Of Columbus will
celebrate the twentieth anniversary
Of the founding of Albuuuerme
Council with an elaborate BANQUET
and bail at the Alvarado hotel on
next Thursday February 2. Tho
committee is rapidly completing
arrangements and indications point
10 the most brilliant function held
by the order in years. During the
banquet musical numbers and
fancy dancing numbers will add to
tho diversion. All Knights of Co
lumbus and their ladies will be
present. After the banquet the
ball will follow. A large orches-
ira has been provided and splendid
music Is assured The committee
in charge of arrangements consists
Of Leo Murphy, chairman: w. M.
Connell, w. A. Koleher, Ernest F.
Landolfi, Fl. II. Herkenhoff. w. ].
herrle, j. ]. Heaney, Maurice
Cowell and Victor sails.
All Of the leading ladies and GEN
tlemen chorus dancers, comedians,