, 1922-04-20
Elks Entertain It
Informal DHncn

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Informal DancnL
The recently completed Ek- hcns
on Center and Seventh streets was
opened last night for the first dancing
party to be held In the new edlnce.
Tho architectural beauty OF the build
ing. and the grace and spaciousness
Of III ballroom were set of by pur.
pie and white decorations while drapes
OF rcd white and blue bunting were
hung ov-- the long windows. and the
American nag held the Face OF honor
IN the decorative scheme. Tho coiors
OF h order were also used In a pretty
manner
The roomy dance noor was comfor-
tabiy crowded with dancers from the
first note Of music 1t . O'Clock until
past midnight Tho dance was strict
ly informal. and h lovely colorful
gowns OF h ladies added 4 pretty
nots to tho sccne
AT midnight n buffet supper Of salad,
sandwiches. reftshes. chocolate or hot
coffee. was served. while pinch was
n between the dances
The impressive ceremony Of the
toast to the absent brothers was given
ut IL O'Clock by the Exalted Ruler W.
J. ChamberlIn-
A series Of similar informal affairs
Is being planned By the entertainment
committee TO take place in tho new
building
First Of Bridge Dinner
Series Is Delightful
Mr.. and MIS- r. NJ Andrus presided
Mt a dinner followed by auction bridge.
served at their homo IN North Durbin
street. last night
Spring flowers made n pretty CEN
terpiece for the dining table. ana ap-
pointments were appropriate. Places
wore laid for Il.
The evening was devoted to cards,
and the high honors were taken by
Mrs Major Ormsby and W. D. Wealth
ers-
Tho second Of the series Is for to
morrow night
Bridge Cub
Has Meeting.
Mrs. r. J. Cook entertained inform
ally for tho members Of her bridge
club. yesterday afternoon
The time was sent playing auction
bridge. two tables playing. Mrs.
Harry Free tool the high honors while
Mrs A. T. lessen received the conrola-
ton
Towards the clcso Of tho time, a
dainty two course luncheon was served
by the hostess
The next meeting OF the club VIII
be held at the home Of Mrs C. l.. Cron
in the Albuquerque apartments
womHn's Club Enjoys
Vocal Selections
At the fast meeting Of thu woman's
club. Mrs Ralph Buckner accompanied
by Mrs r. J. Cook. pleased the mem
beers with a group of spring songs.
Mrs. Buciner has a very pleasing
voice which was beautifully adapted
to tho selections which she had chos-
en-,
Mrs Wcfx to Preside
AZ Social Events.
MI. and Mrs. p E. Wertz WIN act
as host and hostess at a bridge dinner
to be served in honor Of a number of
friends, at their homo on North VOL
oott street. Friday evening.
On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Wctz
WIN entertain for several OF the ma
irons Of the city at a / o'clock lunch
eon to DO held at her homo
Important Business Is
Transacted at Meeting.
AZ a meeting of the Delphian club
which was called at $50 o'clock at
tho home Of Mrs Thomas J. Riach on
South Beech street an important bust
mesa preceded tho program Of the
afternoon Mrs p. G. Nicoiaysen pre-
sided as president, pro tenn. while Mrs
J. E. Hanway was appointed secretary
pro tenn
II was voted by the club to esstst
in the bin which has to do with max
ing prohibition officers civil service
men by examination rather than by
appointment
It was also decided to donate the
money which is now in the club treas
ury to tho building fund for the Cas-
per Departmental club. A nice sum
will be urned over to the woman's or
g~snization.
A letter was written to DR.. A. B.
Tonkin of Cheyenne. thanking and
congratulating him upon his success