Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-26
RATION


were served by the hostess.
The junior class OF the high
school had kid" day Tuesday.
each student was dressed as 4
small child. After the regular ses
sion OF the school, the students en-
joyed a progressive dinner at the |
homes of the students.
The degree staff OF Marguerite I
Rebekah lodge, No. s, conferred the |
degree upon a class for Unity Re /
bellah lodge, No. IA, of Trinidad |
last week in q highly creditable |
manner. They were accompanied |
to Trinidad by about thirty MEM
bers of the Ration lodge. Mr.. Tip |
ton, past grand master of Colorado, |
who was present, made the state |
ment: That in all his visits he had |
never seen better tableaux nor
heard better delivery Of charges
Had the staff been In contest they
would have ranked perfect,
Irish songs, st. Patrick green
decorations with little potato pigs
for center pieces and shamrock
Iavors gave festive flavor to the
hiwanis luncheon last week A
goodly number OF the membership
was in attendance with several out
of-town guests. +. e. Button, of
Trinidad, who will soon be q Ration
citizen; Mason Chase, of Cimarron,
who responded to his introduction
with a few well chosen remarks;
Rotarians Ernest Ruth and d. d.
steele: G. T. George, county COM
missioner from Chico; ii. G. Frank
enburger, of Cimarron, and Mrs.
Mildred Edwards, who is coaching
the Kiwanis cabaret and who told
some interesting things in regard
to the forthcoming performance
d. r. Durrett was introduced as
new member and cordially well
coined.
Mrs, Kate Hartzell entertained as
dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Leahy. Mrs. j. G. Pace and Miss
Mable Eigler on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ], T. Conway entertained
at dinner Wednesday evening in
honor of the birthdays OF Miss Ma
rion Conway and Miss Oceola Glass,
The guests were Mrs. Wilson Pol
lard and family and Miss Grace
Kelly besides the guests of honor.
The Ration Business Girls club
held a st. Patrick's dinner in the
club rooms of the Professional
Women's club. The decorations
were green and white and 1t is re-
ported that an excellent dinner was
served.
Mrs s. G. sprague was most
agreeably surprised Wednesday
afternoon when upon returning
home from downtown she found
her home at GA Rio Grande ave-
nue. filled with the members of her
Sunday school class. There were
thirty-one present and O. most en-
joyable few hours were spent. The
class had taken the delicious re-
freshments with them and a large
birthday cake. They presented
Mrs. Sprague with beautiful
leather hand bag
Edward Honeyfield and Miss
Glorine Conten: surprised their
friends by going over to Trinidad
where they We're married Sunday.
Tho young people have many
friends who will wish them happi-
ness throughout their married life,
r. p. o. Elks Lodge No. S65 held
its annual election of officers last
Thursday night. The following
were elected; Curtis J. Humphreys,
exalted ruler; A. H. Darden. es-
teemed leading knight; Ross White
loyal knight; Lester Kohlhousen,
esteemed lecturing knight; o. G.
officer, secretary; C. n. Black
we'll, treasurer; Jack Lyons. tyler;
Thomas Mcbride, trustee.
Mrs J. Van Houten was hostess
OF a delightful dinner party on Fri
day evening. Decorations and IA
vors We're in keeping with st. Pat
riek's day. The dinner was served
Mt small tables and the guests prog
ressed during the different courses
After the dinner a session OF bridge
was enjoyed. Those enjoying Mrs.
Van Houten's hospitality were: Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Hobbs, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Price, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan Maghee. Mr.. and Mrs. A,
II. officer, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Leahy. Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Dwyer,
Mrs. Joe Callahan. Mr.. Horace
Kruse and Mr.. Fred Mcfarland of
Denver.
An usually interesting meeting
of Sorosis was held on Friday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Willis Brown as
leader. The general subject was
women" and women short story
writer's were especially featured.
Mrs. Brown gave the first general
paper, then Mrs. o. c. officer read
one of the '"rish" stories by Mary
Roberts Rhinehart and Mrs. J. j,
Conway read one of the Gutter"
stories by Bessie Streeter Aldrich.
Miss Jessie French favored the
club with vocal solo, the violin
obligato being played by Mrs. ]. c.
Kepner.
The woman's Home and For
eign Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Lloyd Bates johnson. Mrs,
M. II. Hensley will be the hostess
Jointly with Mrs. Johnson. The
annual election of officers will be
held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis G. Brown
and their sons Willis K. and Ar
thur. " ere guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan French Monday
evening at a o'clock dinner. given
in recognition of Mr.. and Mrs.
Browns thirty-fifth wedding an
niversary. Appropriate favors and
ice cream in the form of wedding
bells we're features at the table.
which was deliberately spread. Miss
Viola Thomas was also guest
The Monday Progress club met
Monday evening with Miss Fran
ces Keeth as hostess at the home
OF Mrs. r. c. Haner. Mrs. Pearl
kellogg gave the biography OF
Galsworthy and Miss Frazier gave
a review of his play, THE Pid-
geon."
The work Of excavating for the
new sewer district in the south
west residential section has been
in progress for several days. The
ditch Is being run from the
Santa Fe right of way westward
on Apache avenue and has
reached Fourth street. A consid-
cradle amount Of tile pipe has
already been received for laying
In the domestic science con-
test held at Las Vegas last Sat