Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-27
CARLSBAD

Mrs. w. S. Speer OF Cleburne.
Texas and Mrs. r. c. Bone OF
GAINESVILLE. Texas, who are the
house guests OF Mrs. r. l.. HALEY,
were the inspiration OF pretty
afternoon tea Friday, given by Mrs.
HALEY at her home on Canyon
street. The hostess and her guests
received the callers in the living
room, which was attractively dec
Grated with quantities OF autumn
flowers. Others receiving with
them were Mrs. Paul Joyce, Mrs.
George Adams, Mrs. Arnold Smith,
Mrs. Charles Joyce, Miss Jessie
Lowry, and Mrs. f. +. Doepp., The
dining room was decorated with
Aaron Ward roses, baskets Of pink
dahlias, and festoons Of southern
smilax. The serving table was
prettily ornamented with q large
crystal bowl OF rose buds, and ca
thedral candles in crystal sticks
tied with bows of pink tulle. Mrs.
j. Frank Joyce and Mrs. Lige Mer-
chant were seated at the table.
Those included in the house party
were: Mrs. II. +. Christian, Mrs.
Roy Waller, Mrs. Duggan Rick
man, Mrs. Will Purdy, Mrs. John
Barber. Mrs. j. d. Hudgins, and
Mrs. C. C. Skies. ABOUT 100 guests
called during the afternoon.
Mrs. F. +. Doepp was hostess
this week to the Thirteen Bridge
| club at her homo In La Huerta.
Those present were: Mrs. Rom
Holt, Mrs, J. d. Hudgins, Mrs. John
Barber, Mrs. Joe Cunningham, Mrs.
Harry McKim, Mrs. Il. r. Lange,
Mrs. Frank Kindle, Mrs. w. p.
Carter. Mrs. Mary Lee Moore, Mrs.
Arnold Smith, Mrs. Il. L. HALEY.
and Mrs. Halley's guest, Mrs. G.
II. Boone Of Gainesville, Texas. The
high score was made by Mrs. Cum
ningham, who received the club
prize, a pair OF silk hose. A deli
| cious salad course was served at
the close Of the games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis q. Tracy
entertained their friends with a
delightful dancing party Thursday
night, at the Eddy club house. The
| spacious rooms were made coy
with Navajo rugs, settee, large CEN
ter table and lamp with colored
shade, while music was furnished
by large victrola. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Kerr,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Christian, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Bell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. e. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
kindle, Mr.. and Mrs George Eddy
of Washington, d. c., Rev. A. 7.
Eller and Mrs. Filler, Mrs. John
Merchant. Mrs. Lige Merchant,
Mrs. Hubert Ryan, OF Ell Paso,
Messrs. Gene Roberts, Sam Lusk,
and W. T. Reed. Dancing was
continued until midnight, when re-
freshments were served.
On Thursday evening about one
hundred and fifty members OF the
Methodist church gave their pastor
Rev. A. c. Douglas and his wife
surprise party in the Sunday
school rooms of the church. The
rooms were lastly decorated IN
yellow and white, with yellow
shades over the electric lights,
which cast a golden glow over
everything. The occasion was In
the nature Of o. celebration of the
returning of Rev. Douglas from
the Methodist Conference as pastor
of this church another year. After
short but enjoyable program, re-
freshments of sandwiches, cake and
coffee were served.
Mrs. ]. Frank Joyce had as hel
house guests the last OF the week
Senator and Mrs. a. A. Jones, oil
Washington, d. c., and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Charles Joyce Of Los Angeles
Calf. Mrs. Joyce was hostess at q
dinner on Friday evening, covers
being laid for tho following: Sena'
tor and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Joyce, James f. Hinkle, 5
y. Stennis. ]. f. Joyce, MarS
Frances and June Joyce.
The Saturday Afternoon Bridge
club had its regular meeting las
week at the home of Mrs. George
O'Connor on Halagueno street
The members and substitute
present were: Mesdames D. NJ
Jackson, f. P. Bujac, Roy Waller
Charles Montgomery, Aud Lusk
Lawrence McAdoo. Joe Livingston
Mary Lee Moore, John Barber, San
Lusk, Getzman and Little. Thu
high score was made by Mrs, Mont
gomery, who received q jelly com
) pote as a souvenir. At the close o.