Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
PARTIES.

Almost the first automobile pic
mic supper Of the season was given
on Friday night at Alameda grove
by Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Porterfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruner and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Holm. Wienies and
marshmallows were toasted around
q big camp fire and stories were
! told in the after-supper glow of
| freight and moonlight. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Down
| err Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Briggs, Mr..
and Mrs. d. L. Eubank, DR.. and
Mrs. Carl MILKY, Mr.. and Mrs, L.
C. Mersfelder, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Spitzmesser and Mr.. and Mrs. ROY
Graham.
The second OF Mrs Watlington's
bride series was given on Monday
afternoon at the home of her
daughter on North Eleventh street.
The affair was in honor of Mrs
Watlington's niece, Mrs. Byron
Holtry of Gallup. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. d. II. earns, Mrs.
Sol Benjamin and Miss Ruth
Tompklns.
Leland Saunders was given a
surprise party yesterday afternoon
from until o'clock at the home
Of his sister, Mrs. Henry Carlson.
at $40 West Marble avenue. The
guest of honor was fourteen years
Of age on this occasion. Games
were played and three course
luncheon was served, with yalen-
tine decorations. Those present
We're Virginia Kahnt, Ella May
Thompson, LaRue Kennedy Doro-
thy Hamilton, Louise Cox, Jane
Scott, Louise Umbrage, Roy
Stamps, Neil Fox, Everett Walsh,
Tom Reid, Jacob Umbrage and
Henry Richardson.
The tenth birthday of David Nc
Kinney, son of Mr. and Mrs, T. p.
Mckinney of 709 East Central ay-
enue, was celebrated last Satur-
day with a party at his home. The
afternoon was spent with games
after which refreshments and a
big birthday cake were served
Those present were Jenny Bell
Cunningham, Virginia Cunning
ham. Phyllis Jane Gillette, Thur
ma Price, Margaret Price, John
Brooks, Jack Noble, Forest Alder
man, Mrs. Paul Alderman, Mrs. NJ.
Paltenghe, Miss Dorothy Palten-
CHE, Miss Carrie Weir, Miss
Bess Edsall, Miss Anne de Wolf,
Miss Sigfrid Lindlad and Miss
Pearl Hale.
T.. +. Landolfi entertained at
novelty dance for young people at
his apartment on Friday evening.
His guests were Miss Grace Wick
ham, Miss Dorothy Bowman, Miss
Lila Boyd, Miss Helen Grunsr Id.
Miss Margaret Smithers, William
Vaughey, Dale Snyder, Edmund
Clayton, Ben Harris, Joe Hall ana
Ray Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Spitz chaperoned the party.
Winnifred Stamm and Gertrude
Magee entertained at a Valentine
party at the Magee home on Cop
per avenue on Friday evening
Their guests were about two doz-
en- school friends. Games were
prayed ana fetrCShmentS with Val
entine favors were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Franklin en-
tertained at Valentine bridge
party on Friday night at their
home. Hearts We're used as a dec
Grafton and in the luncheon which
was served at the end of the game,
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
C.. ThaXton, Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ.
Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
kool, Mrs. Ida Daley Miss Anna
Franklin, Miss Frances Thaxton,
and Roland Sauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Dietz
entertained informally at their
home on Saturday evening for tho
young bachelors of San Ysidro and
their girl friends.
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U. N. NJ. SOCIETY
An inter-sorority ball, the first
one ever given by the univeraitr
Greek letter girls, has been planned
for some time in March. Detail.
of the affair have not yet been
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