Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18
RATION

Girls camp are getting pretty well
organized. The camp is being held
under the supervision of the pubic
health department of the city fe1-
Grafton, of which Mrs M. IL. Hers
ley is chairman. Mrs. r. Fl. AM
lex is the chairman of the camp
committee. Miss Evelyn Shuler is
chairman of councillors and the
following ladies have volunteered
to serve as councillors for a week
OF more: Mrs. II. kellerman, Miss
Ruth Boan, Miss Eunice Haner,
Miss Madeline Smith, Miss Carolyn
Thomas, Miss Bessie Lodge, Miss
I, Vera Kershner. The committee
hopes to have three councillors In
attendance each week. Registra-
ton may now be made at the pub
lie library.
Mrs. H. Erie Hoke was hostess
on Saturday afternoon at the sec
ond of her series of bridge par
ties. Spring flowers were used for
the decoration and a delicious
luncheon was served at the close
Of the afternoon. The guests were;
Mrs. Il. r. Manning, Mrs. A. L.
Emma Kegel, Mrs. c. B. Elliott,
Mrs. A. p. Price. Mrs. A. B. Stew
art, Mrs. Robert Purdy, Mrs. Frank
Van Buskirk, Mrs. T. C. Looney,
Mrs. e. 3. Humphreys, Mrs. w. A..
Chapman, Mrs. Kate Hartsell. Mrs.
j. j. Lying, Mrs. Durham and Mrs.
A. r. Sereicher.
The Woman's Benefit Associa-
ton of Maccabees was hostess to
some of the members of the Trim
idad lodge on Monday evening. The
visitors arrived on No. 9 and were
escorted to Library hall, where Ia
bles were spread for o'clock
dinner. The hall was beautifully
decorated with red and white car
nations and lilies and a delicious
/, chicken dinner was served, after
which there was a short program
of music, fancy dances and reci-
tations. The regular business
meeting was then held. There
were II members of the Trinidad
party. The Maccabee lodge is one
of the largest orders in the cour-
try entirely administered by wom-
en-.
Mrs. Foss 3. Smith was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to a number OF
her friends at an auction bridge
party.
The G. o. c. Sunday school class
of the First Methodist church en-
Joyed a picnic supper Monday ev-
ching in honor of Miss Grace Lang
ston. The honor guest was pre-
scented with a gift from the girls
Those enjoying the outing were:
Misses Lillian Woodward, Ruth
Boan, Grace Freese, Madeline
Smith, Mary Ann Cleeland, Meive
Clavenger and Mesdames Ruth
Woods and Mildred Atwater.
Miss Margaret Rice delightful,
entertained few friends at dime
Wednesday in honor of Miss Mar!
Ann Coons. who is leaving sooi
for Excelsior Springs, Kan, t,
mako her home. Covers were lait
for six, the honor guest, Miss Coon
I Miss Marguerite jacques, Miss Ha
eel Sever, Miss Helen Harrington
Miss Ruth Chittum and the hos
tess. The occasion was yer.
pleasant one.
= Complimentary to Ernst Ruth
Jr, who left Thursday night f.
Annapolis to take up his studio
at the naval academy, his parent
entertained at dancing part,
Wednesday night. 1t was compos
ed of the following guests, mostl.
high school classmates of Ernst
Misses Nedra bayne, Dorothy Per
kins, Opal Bergen, Mary Derrick
son, Winnifred Overman, Estell;
Sutcliffe, Dovie Mcintosh, Evelyi
Wildenstein, Anna Woodward, Mil
dred Watley lnd Messrs. Elton
Durham. Clarence Healy, Bill
Murphy, Manville Chapman, An
drew Roth, Landon Gillespie, Hen
~ Cells, Byron Boan, Harold, Ly
one and Thad Harper. Deliciou
refreshments were served and tn
guests on departing wished thei
classmate and friend very sue
cessful and happy future.
Mrs. Paul NJ. Bowen was hostes
to a few friends at four-course
o'clock dinner on Wednesda
night, the occasion being the an
nouncement of the engagement O
one of Raton's popular young Ia
dies. The rooms were beautiful
decorated in yellow and white, da.
sizes predominating. The guest
were given a puzzle which whe
solved, announced the engagement
of Miss Lucille Grin and Mr.. Adol
i. Nagel. Besides the guest of honor
Miss Grin, others present were Mr..
Bessie Rhoads. Misses Lucy an
Susie Klein, Molly Kelley and Flor
ence Jelfs.
The members of the Hesperia
Literary club motored to the Stock
ton ranch Tuesday Afternoon
where the members were deligh.
fully entertained by the hostess
Mrs. Claude Stockton, at the ar
nual outing party. A short bus
ness session was held, presided oy
er by the new president, Mrs. +
d. Hamilton. Clever games an
guessing contents were the diver
sion of the afternoon after whic
delicious refreshments were serve
by the hostess.
Mrs. G. e. Purdy was very agree
ably surprised last Tuesday at II
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Levi
the occasion being the anniversar
Of her birth Those enjoying til
party were Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Lew
is Mrs. G. e. Purdy, Mr. and Mr.
r. L. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sn,
der, Miss Clara Muse, Merrill P
per, Ella Piper, w. A. McNickl
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