Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-21
LAS VEGAS

The Sophomores of the Normal
High school delightfully."- entertain
ed the freshmen at a reception
given in their honor at La Casa de
Ramona Friday afternoon. A must
cal program, dancing, games and
short talk by Miss Inches passed an
enjoyable afternoon after which
dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. Ellis Of the Normal faculty
chaperoned a loyal bunch of root
ers to the foot ball game in Santa
Fe last Saturday. The gridlron en-
thusiasts made the trip in the Nor
NAL truck and "camped out" while
in Santa Fe in the home of Preai-
dent j. II. Wagner. They left Santa
Fe at an early hour Sunday morn
ing and, after a two-hour drive
homeward, thoroughly enjoyed a
picnic breakfast cooked in the
open.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos p. Dunn
spent the Weekend with Mrs.
Dunn's parents, Mr., and Mrs. o.
G. Schaefer
Mrs. Charles A. Spiess of Ann
Arbor, Mich, is the house guest of
Mrs. William e. Gortner. Waldo
and Herman Spiess, who are en-
ployed in Denver, spent the week
end here visiting their mother.
They were also guests at the Gort-
ner home.
A simple wedding ceremony
united in marriage Miss Julia frog
stad and j. C. Kenevil, Saturday
morning at 1890. Miss Peter Trog-
stad, sister of the bride, and w.
Y. Howeth witnessed the ceremony
which was performed by Justice of
the Peace c. II. Stewart.
Mrs. NJ. f. Schmidt presided over
luncheon at the Castaneda Hotel
last Saturday.
Mrs. H. Seymour and Mrs. j. L.
Jones of Chicago are guests at the
Eardley N. Kearney home.
Mrs. Clifford Plew presided over
several tables of bridge Saturday
afternoon at her home on East
Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. E. M. Barlow was hostess
to the Young Matron's club Satur-
day at luncheon at the Castaneda
hotel, after which the afternoon
was pleasantly spent at cards at
Mrs. Barkow's home.
Mrs. r. M. Johnson and her
niece, Miss Irma Gortner who have
been guests at the home OF Miss
Gortner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
e. Gortner, left Sunday for Goshen,
Ind.
Sorosis observed the thirty-fifth
anniversary of its organization
Monday afternoon at a very enjoy"
able meeting at the home of Mrs,
John II. York. The program opened
very appropriately with AUD
Lang Syne," sung by the club. Mrs,
l.. N. Higgins, a charter member
gave a short talk on Charter Mem
bers and the Early Days of Sorosis.
"Sorosis Gallop," piano selection
by Mrs. j. w. Muir, paper by
Mrs. II. r. Mills, vocal duet by Mrs.
w. H. Ballew and Mrs. Frank
Strass and an address, "Sorosis,
present and future" by Mrs. c. M.
Sanford, who is a new member of
the club, made up very interest
ing program. Mrs. E. V. Long, a
charter member; Mrs. J.. N. Hig-
gins, charter and associate mem
Der; DR.. Alice II. Rice, associate
member, and Mrs. r. r. Larkin
who was formerly a member of the
club were guests of honor on this
occasion. Delectable refreshments
were served by the entertainment
committee.
Louis Lyster was the genial host
to his teacher, Miss Lawrence and
thirty little classmates and neigh
bors last Saturday afternoon in
honor of his eleventh birthday. a
very happy afternoon was spent at
games of all kinds after which de-
licious refreshments, consisting OF
watermelon, jello, cake and cocoa
were served. Those who enjoyed
Louis hospitality were Miss Lawr'
ence, Hulda Jane Council, Frances
Sundt, Eloise Moulton, Frances
Evelyn Alderman,
frankie Williams, Margaret Mic
hols, Margaret Kaser, Harriet
Louise Ward, Irene Revell, Lloyd
James Carvill, Billy Hurt,
Elliott Cassidy, Charles Onion, Ed
ward Lewis, Edward McWenie
Wesley Moulton, Wayne Herrin
Lawrence Fries, Ralph Fries, Owen
Juston Wesner, Erwin
Spidel, Winfield Prentice and Viz
gil Knight.
Mrs. H. Won Ericsson left last
for her home in Milwaukee,
Wis, after spending several months
as the guest Of her daughter, Mrs,
w. e. Kaser.
Mrs. G. j. Palmer left Sunday
for Los Angeles, Calf, to join her
husband. Mr.. Palmer, who for sew
eral years, was employed at the
First National Bank here, left two
weeks ago for Los Angeles where
he had accepted an excellent posi-
ton.
The Altar guild Of st. Paups Me
mortal church met Thursday after
noon with Miss Birdie Adams at
her home on Columbia avenue.