Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-05
CLUBS.

annual banquet for mothers and
daughters at the Y. w. @. A. recrea-
ton rooms on Tuesday evening,
The tables were charmingly dec
GRATED with pink carnations and
smilaX. Thirty-six persons were
grouped about the two long tables.
Miss Jeffie Short, the president,
gave a speech Of welcome to the
daughters. Small corsages of pink
sweet peas were then presented to
each mother. Miss Marian John
son, the general secretary, gave a
short description of the typical
club girl. The banquet was fol-
lowed by a roll call in which each
mother responded with the first
bright saying of her young hope
full. Several, such as more" and
now quit that" were decidedly
Characteristic of their authors.
The club sang two original songs
and gave their yell. Miss Sylvia
Davis sang delightfully."- a group of
two Irish songs. During the frolic
which followed the mothers quite
outshone their daughters in the
Virginia reel, rye waltz and clever
charades. The mother and daugh-
ter banquet started the year for the
G. U. p. club most auspiciously.
Several of the girls were honored
by having not only their mothers
but their mothers-in-law present.
The following were the guests;
Miss Mildred Beatty, Mrs. Tom
Beatty; Mrs. Jean Blakemore, Mrs
George Wickham. Mrs Thomas
Blakemore; Miss Doris Boren, Mrs.
c. M. Boren; Miss Persis Bryce,
Mrs. William Bryce, Mrs. s. j.,
Vandersypt; Miss Violet Buxton,
Miss Jane Campbell, Miss Antoin-
cite Chauvin, Miss Sylvia Davis
Mrs. Catherine Gilpin, Mrs. Louise
Noneman, Mrs Hugh Mum, Miss
Marie Pies, Mrs. Pies, Mrs. Edith
Roberts. Mrs. M. Olson, Miss Jeffie
Short, Mrs. j. Short, Miss Grace
Schultz. Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Neva
Stewart, Miss Stella Stubs, Miss
Eunice Thorne, Mrs. A. w. Thorne,
Miss Clarke Watson. Mrs c. A..
Watson, Mrs. Eva Hyre, Miss An
geline Upton, Miss Mary Asala.
The Ensemble Bridge club will
meet with Mrs. c. I. French on
Monday afternoon.
The Busy Ten club will meet on
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Roll Ginter at 1922 North
Forester avenue.
1.-THE Voice will be the subject
Of special study at the next meet
ing of the Fortnightly Music club
at the Woman's club on Tuesday
evening at o'clock. Mrs. George
Everitt will read a paper on the
subject which will be illustrated by
Mrs. Ray c. Bailey, Mrs. c. L.
Carey, Mrs S. b. Miller and Mis-.
G. G. Sutton A rehearsal of the
club chorus has been called for
Z o'clock preceding the program
and a meeting of the board of di-
rectors following the program.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford is in
charge of the program.
The Dandy Dozen club met on
Monday evening with Miss Lulu
Kendrick and Miss Florence Rey-
nolds on West Silver avenue. Be
cause of the severe storm of the
evening 1t turned out to be the
dandy half-dozen who met for
profitable hour or so. Refresh
ments were eaten by the light of
tiny candles standing in the
mounds of ice cream. Marshmal-
lows were toasted over the same
little flames. Those who attend
ed were Miss Irma Wollling, Miss
Mary Webster. Miss Mollie Shaded,
Miss Gwendolyn Grlgsby, Miss
Reynolds and Miss Kendrick.
American Dramatists" was the
subject of study at the meeting of
the Tuesday Literary club at the
home of Mrs. T. ]. Mabry last
week. Mrs George Valiant read
q paper on American Producers
Mrs. G. T. French gave a paper on
"Our Dramatists, and Mrs. L. G..
Rice one on THE Little Theater
Movement" Mrs. r. w. D. Bryan
had charge of current events. The
next meeting of the club will be
on March Ia at the home OF Mrs.
w. G. Hope.
The Past Matrons club OF the
Eastern Star will meet at o'clock
on Monday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. II. f. Aspinwall at sos
North Thirteenth street.
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