Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-25

Illoo Ild6Ci AID W hiliS
charmingly at an informal bridge
party last Saturday afternoon at
her home on North Twelfth street.
This was the first of series of
informal affairs Miss Hawkins Is
planning during the course of the
summer.
Miss Louise Snyder was hostess
at a jolly party Friday evening in
honor of her brother. Robert S.
Snyder, who has recently returned
from Parkville, Mo-, where he at
tended school for two years. Pro-
grams were distributed which the
young men filled out with their
partners names. At regular in
tervals partners were changed and
stunts and games were played. At
late hour delicious refreshments
were served.
Those who were present were
Miss Irma Wolking, Miss Florence
Reynolds, Miss Adelia Elder, Miss
Lulu Kendrick, Miss Esther With,
Miss Marjorie Schultz, Mrs. Clyde
Rice and Messrs. John Ogilvie,
James Elder, Robert Elder, Wal
ter Wolking, Robert Snyder, Ed
win Swope, Addison Moore, Hor-
ace Moore and Clyde Rice.
Mrs. L. ]. Coppock entertained
Thursday morning at a charming
breakfast for Mrs. d. z. Barton,
Mrs. George Sampson, Jr., Mrs.
Frank Westerfield. Mrs. e. T. Las
setter, Mrs. Tom Wilkerson, Mrs. w.
r. Walton, Mrs. George Valiant.
Miss Katherine Abel entertained
Tuesday afternoon at her home,
oil North Second street, at a party
for Miss Victorine With, who was
married Thursday morning. Pink
and white sweet peas were used
extensively in decorating the rooms
where bridge was played. In the
course of the afternoon the bride
was presented with an enormous
heart shaped box containing many
shower gifts. The guests were
Eva Seth, Miss Helen Schmidt, Miss
Caroline Schmidt, Miss Margaret
Schmidt, Miss Helen Binkert, Miss
Marie Balling, Miss Ursel Balling,
Miss Katherine bearing, Mrs. Eu-
gene With, Mrs. Eugene With, Jr..
Mrs. Frank Kimball and Mrs. Tom
Walker.
On Monday afternoon Miss We
nonah Dixon was hostess at pref
tily appointed party in compliment
to her aunt, Miss Anne Weather.
ford. who is visiting her. Masses
of coral and white sweet peas were
used in decorating. The guests
Of the afternoon were Misses Ann
Cristy, Alice White, Eleanor An
derman, Betty Arnot. Grace Stortz,
Margaret Schumacher, Bertha Lee
Paine. Margaret Spargo, Jeffie
Short, Olive Harden, Mines. An
tonic Otero and George Alderman,
Jr.
Miss Florence Reynolds and Mr..
James Elder entertaineda number
of friends Thursday evening at the
Woman's club. Dancing and cards
were the main features and punch
was served throughout the even
ing.
Those invited were Misses Adelia
Elder, Irma Wolking, Lulu Ken
drick. Lydia Friede, Gwendolyn
Grigsby, Helen Hemlin, Louis Sny-
der, Marjorie Stearns, Berthe Ar
not, Florence Knorr. Florence
Blair, Lena Westbrook, Louise
Blakemore, Katherine Polansky,
Mary Webster. Norma Williams,
Lois Ferguson, Mildred LEIGHTON,
Annette Chauvln, Mrs. Clyde Rice;
Messrs. Horace Moore, John Ogil-
vie, Walter Wolking, Robert Elder,
Clyde Rice. Robert Snyder, Ru-
dolph Sickler, Archie Waldie,
James Lyons, James Burton, Earn
est Polansky, Hugh Cooper, Rob-
ert Reynolds, Val Hemlin, Addi-
son Moore, David Burton, Cuyler
Ferguson. Robert Grigsby and
George Naples.
Miss Estelle Luthy and Miss
Louise Raster of Topeka, Kan, left
yesterday morning for a short stay
in southern California.
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