Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
LAS VEGAS

Mr. and Mrs. H. ]. Ryan are
spending the holidays in Albu-
querque as guests of their grand
daughter, Mrs. Colbert C. Root.
Mrs j. NJ. Cunningham and
Miss Helen Cunningham left Sat-
turday for Ell Paso to visit Mrs.
Howard Clary and family.
Mrs, NJ, II, Schmidt presided
at a bridge luncheon at the Cas-
taneda hotel Friday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs, II. E. Fell and
daughters will arrive Saturday to
spend the Christmas holidays
with Mrs. Fell's mother. Mrs.
Charles Tamme.
Mrs. S. b. Davis, jr., left Fri
day evening for Berkeley, Calf,
to spend Christmas with her sis
ter, Mrs. II. W. Clark. Miss Jane
Davis, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Clark, for several
months, will return with her
mother after the holidays.
The Woman's auxiliary met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. d. u.
Harris at her home on North
Seventh street. Mrs. w. II. Breu-
ming opened the discussion on
"Our Mission to the Indian"
with a general review Of the pro-
gress of the red man" Mrs.
.J. S. More spoke specifically of
the Oneida Indian and Mrs. c. &,
Gregory told of the Navajo tribe
THE Indian and His Opportun-
ity," was discussed by Mrs. Anna
Holt and Mrs. b. NJ. Werley, and
Mrs. d. U. Harris spoke on "In-
dian Schools" After the bene-
diction of the rector the guests
enjoyed a social half hour.
Felipe Delgado and the High
school orchestra, directed by Mrs
Adolphine KUhn, will give q
Christmas concert Sunday even
ing at the New Mexico Insane
Hospital for the entertainment OF
the patients.
Mrs. Minerva Howell and J. T.
Buhler were elected worthy ma
tron and worthy patron of Rams.
ford Chapter, order Of the East
ern Star, at their meeting last
week. other officers for the en-
suing year are: Mrs May Till.
man, assistant worthy matron;
Mrs. George Trip, secretary;
Mrs. Ida Seelinger. treasurer
Mrs. j. T. Buhler, conductress
Mrs, Ruth Notgrass, assistant
conductress. A special meeting
was held Tuesday evening fol-
conferring of degrees and initia.
ton.
Members of the Parent Teach.
ers' association joined in a frolic
at regular kids Christmas par.
ty Friday evening at the Norma,
university. Each guest brought d
toy to place on the Christmas
tree and toys and bags of candy
We're then distributed among tht
guests. Kindergarten games were
played during the evening.
Mrs. Ernest p. Mackel presid
ed over four tables of five hum
dred Friday evening at her home
on Grand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Philhour
will be hosts at delightful dane
ing party Friday evening at their
new home on Eighth street. Fes.
tive greens have turned their
bungalow into fragrant Christ
masy bower where thirty guests
will gather to enjoy the hospital
ity of their genial hosts.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul d. Henry
presided over pretty dinner par
ty Sunday evening at their home
on the plaza. Covers were laid
for seven.
The Saturday Dinner club will
give progressive dinner and
dance Saturday evening. The
dinner course will be served al
! the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Iden, after which the guests
will so to the Royal w. Prentice
home on North Fourth street tc
enjoy the evening dancing.
d. F. Todd. formerly of Las
Vegas, is expected to arrive from
his home in Los Angeles to spent
the Christmas holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Philhour.
Miss Juliet Kaufman left Wed.
nesday for Fort Worth, Texas
to spend the holidays with Mrs
Aaron Gernsbacker.
Mrs. Byron T. Mills will enter.
tain two tables Of bridge Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. NJ. f
Schmidt, who expects tC leave
soon for the Pacific coast to spenC
the remainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Mckee viii
entertain twenty-four friends al
a card party Christmas night al
their home on Sixth street.
Miss Marguerite Bernard will
| be hostess to a party of friends
at a Christmas dance Friday ev
ening at the home of her sister
Mrs. John A. Roach. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Roach will entertain theil
friends on Saturday evening a
dancing.
Mrs. E. w. Hart left sunda,
afternoon for Ell Paso to spenc
the holidays with her son, Don
aid G. Hart.
Miss Margaret Kennedy lefr
Wednesday for Plattville, Wiscon
sin, to spend the holidays. Upor
her return she will be accom-
panied by her sister and an in
valid brother who will remain il
Las Vegas for the winter.
Mrs. Stuart N. Seelye returned
Monday from Pueblo where she
has spent the past two months
| She was accompanied by her little
son and daughter.
Mrs. T. A. Merrifield was host
ess to her bridge club ThursdG!
afternoon.
The Girls Friendly society en-
joyed party Wednesday after
moon in the kindergarten room a
the New Mexico Normal univer'
| sity.
A photograph of Miss Clara
Robbins was published in the Loi
Angeles Times Of December II
naming her as one of the ste!inl