Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-14
RATION

Mrs. L. e. Thaxton was hostess
at delightful care party at her
apartment on Tuesday afternoon.
After an enjoyable game of cards
the guests partook of delicious
lunch. Those present were Mes
DANES Herman Fauber, d. X. sad,
Ter. Floss B. Smith, M. e. Hensiey,
Arthur Johnson, Pearl Kellogs.
Vernon Doggett, o. l.. Phillips,
Dorothy Taylor, L. Eaton, r. G.
Haner, and d. d. Hamilton.
The Campfire girls held then
regular meeting Wednesday night
at the home of Marie Langston on
south Second street. A ceremonial
meeting was held and Ruth Nc
Bride was admitted to member
ship.
A number of the younger set
were entertained at the home Of
Miss Evelyn Wildenstein, 444 North
Third street, on Tuesday evening,
by the young men. Music was
furnished by Mrs. w. K. Smith
A dainty program in the form Of
q tiny brown jug was given eacl
guest. At the close Of the evening
delicious two-course luncheon
was served Those enjoying the
occasion were Misses Airline Man
/. ming, Alice Mengle. Helen Hill,
4 Mary Derickson, Winifred Over
man. Estella Sutcliffe; Messra.
Thad Harper, Andrew Roth, Phillip
Delgado, Melcnoir. Roth, Fremont
Dixon Vincent Barrett, Lloyd
Boan. Mrs. Harry Mengel was
chaperone.
AT the regular meeting of the
Ration Sorosis on Friday afternoon
officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: Mrs. william
Arkell, president; Mrs. 0. J. Whit
comb, vice president; Mrs. Jack
kepner, recording secretary; Mrs
/, w. p. Hartman, corresponding sec
y rotary; Mrs. T. c. Looney, treasur-
err. Mrs. W. A. Chapman, censor.
a little play, given under the
auspices of the fine arts depart
ment of the city federation on
Tuesday night at the public library
was greatly enjoyed by packed
house. The play was entitled
The First Mrs. President and Her
Cabinet" There We're fourteen in
the cast. Before the play several
musical numbers and dances were
given.
Saturday evening q party of
young people who had started on
picnic in the hills around Ration
We're stopped by the rain and de-
cided they would have a party IN
stead of a picnic. Accordingly they
repaired to the home of Miss Grace
3reese on North Fourth street,
where they enjoyed games and
music for some time when Miss
F'reese served light refreshments
Those present were Misses John
son, Madeline Smith, Kathleen
Apgar, Sylvia Phillips, Rev. r, C.
Baker, Messrs. Thad Harper, Theo.
j. Kendrick, G. Fl. Heuermann,
Ware and Robert Payne.
The boys who took part in the
track meet on Saturday We're en-
jertained at Library hall by a
pance on Saturday evening. when
Mas a jolly affair.". A general invi-
talon had been extended to all
mothers and daughters at the Girl
reserves banquet and the invita-
: lion was quite generally accepted.
The high school orchestra furnish
ed the music and the visitors had
a delightful evening. Al number Of
the teachers and sponsors from out
OF town We're also present.
Patrons day at the Southside
school was we'll attended and
greatly enjoyed by the parents and
friends who visited the school
throughout the day. A very inter-
esting exhibit of work by the do
nestle science department was ON
display and a demonstration of
preparing a breakfast in a short
time was shown to an appreciative
audience. All rooms We're on dis
play and program was given in
the afternoon in the auditorium.
The Monday Progress club held
its annual picnic in the yard of
Mrs Foss 3. Smith on the side of
Goat hill on Monday evening. Sup
per was prepared over the camp
fire and jolly time was enjoyed
by all present. Mrs. Joe Wooton
was guest of the club.
The mother-and- daughter ban
Duet which was given by the High
school Girl Reserves clubs on Sat
uFday evening was one of the most
delightful and interesting affairs
ever given in the city. 1t was held
in the basement of the Methodist
church and delectable dinner
was served by the Ladies' Aid of
4 the church. The tables were elab-
orately decorated by the girls in
spring colors. green and yellow,
with baskets Of yellow daffodils
scattered over the tables and
dainty place cards and nut baskets
of green with a yellow top. At
each place was a nodding daffodil
in clever vase which had been
constructed by the girls them
selves. About los mothers ana
daughters and guests sat down to
the dinner.