Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

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the Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION will be held on Monday
evening at the headquarters at 7
o'clock. The meeting will be
closed in time for the Virginia Rea
concert, it has been announced.
The past week at the association
has been filled with committee
meetings in addition to the regu-
lar club programs.
Southwestern Indians was the
subject of study at the p. E. O.
meeting on Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. e. r. Lassetter
at 900 West Copper avenue. The
roll call was responded to by stories
of Indian arts and crafts. Papers
were given by Mrs. A. b. McMil-
len on THE Resources of New
Mexico" by Mrs. c. r. Hodgin on
Indian Customs" and by Miss
Susie Davenport on Indian
Schools and Pueblos" Mrs. J. P.
Stockton of Austin, Tex. and Miss
Little were guests for the after
noon. The next meeting will be
| held on January "a at the home
of Mrs. M. E. Hickey.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma
alumnae association was enter
tanned on Tuesday afternoon
at the hame of Mrs. Jerre
IIaggard on North Fourth street.
on Friday afternoon Mrs. Harry
Ackerson entertained the alumnae
and the active Kappas at tea at her
home on University heights. Tea
was served following business
meeting.
Miss Erna Ferguson will enter
tain the Phi Mu alumnae associa-
ton on next Wednesday afternoon
at her home on West Marquette
avenue. The gathering has been
called for 4 o'clock.
The Grand Army of the Repub-
lie and the Women's Relief Corps
held joint installation of officers
at the Odd Fellows hall on We'd
nesday afternoon. The two in
stallation services were followed
by a banquet at which about 1875
were present. Gov. E. S. Slower
conducted the installation for the
Grand Army, which was held first.
The officers installed were y. III.
Bliss, commander; B. A. Jones,
senior vice commander; A. Harsh,
junior vice commander; w. w.
Mcdonald, quartermaster; J. G.
Caldwell, adjutant; Valentine Her,
bert, officers of the day: Charles
Diehl, medical sergeant; -. S.
Slower, chaplain. Mrs. Flora
Scherer installed the following Of
ficers for the Relief Corps: Mrs.
Fred Fisher, president; Mrs. Aman-
da Cosgrove, junior vice president;
Mrs. Jeanette Grandson, senior
vice presideit: Mrs. Sadie Bow
dich, secretary; Mrs. Frances
Scherer, treasurer; Mrs. Maud Bry-
ant, chaplain; Mrs. Esther Smith,
guardian; Mrs. Mary Strain, con-
ductress; Mrs. Mary Hofheins, pa
triotic instructor; Mrs. Mary Four
nellie. press correspondent; Mrs.
Pearl Kelly, Mrs. Louise Schick,
Mrs. Fannie Faber and Miss Mauda
Scibly, color bearers; Mrs. Alice
Dry, musician.
The American Legion auxiliary
has planned card party for jan
uary 81. A meeting will be held
on Monday afternoon at 1880
o'clock at the Armory. Plans will
be made for drive for new men,
bers.
The installation of officers Of the
Royal Neighbors of America took
place on Saturday evening at the
Odd Fellows hall, following a big
banquet with the Modern Wood
men. Mrs. Anna Losey was in
stalling officer. Officers were in
stalled as follows: Emma Sum-
mers, oracle, Hettie Stevens, vice
oracle; Carrie Thornton. chancel-
lor; Deranda Votaw. recorder;
Mary Landon, receiver; Bessie Mil
Ter, marshall; Gladys Snapp, inner
sentinel; Julia Gleasner. outer SEN
tinel; Annie Losey, Mr.. Gleasner,
managers; Lillian Rhinehart, mu-
stefan; DR.. c. c. Meacham and DR..
HI. l.. Burton, physicians.
The Club Progresista gave a
dance at the Woman's club build
ing on Thursday evening in honor
of the persons who took part In
their recent play, "Juan Jose" A
light luncheon was served at the
affair and Solomon M. Temer,
president of the club, gave a short
address thanking the members of
the cast for their efforts. The
honor guests were: Mrs. Magda-
leno Gonzales, Misses Sylvia Vigil,
Melita Sedillo, Margaret Castillo,
Josefita Armijo. Rose Davila.
Messrs. Magdaleno Gonzales, An
tonic Higuera N, Jose Rangel, G.