Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-24
LAS VEGAS

A quiet home wedding will take
place next Wednesday, when Miss
Alice Coors becomes the bride OF
C. w. Carson, Jr. Only members Of
the immediate family of the bride
and groom will be present. Miss
Coors is the daughter of the late il
G, Coors and Mrs. Coors, and is a
very popular member of Las Vegas
society. Mr.. Carson is cashier OF
the National bank of Spearman,
Texas. After a wedding trip 10
New Orleans and other southern
points Mr.. and Mrs. Carson will Sc
to Spearman where they will re-
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Springfels
celebrated their fourth wedding
anniversary with a weekend party
at their home at the famous old
Harvey ranch resort. Fifteen young
people motored to the Harvey car
riage house at the foot of the
mountain Saturday morning and
climbed the six-mile trail to the
mountain home, where bountiful
dinner was served. Dancing, fun
and eats, occupied the evening
hours, and on Sunday came the in
evitable trip down lovers lane to
the wishing spring, watching for
the alert deer as he came down
tie mountainside and other pas
times reminiscent of Harvey days
Sunday evening the party mixed
back down the mountain TO their
cars, ana returned home, footsore
and weary, but very appreciatiye OF
the hospitality Of their amiahle
hosts. The party included the
Misses Zern, Swan, Walrath, Shep-
pard, leonora Sundt and Pearl
Suter, Me3srs. John Sundt, James
Sands, John Coddington, Elmer
Mccullough, Wayne Koogler, VIII
liam Koogler, Edward Julian
George Bibb and Paul Schoeney.
The Parent Teachers associa-
tion held a very interesting meeting
Friday afternoon at La Casa de
Ramona at which they received
several new members. After the
business meeting the following
musical program was given: vocal
solo, Miss Margaret Barrett; piano
solo, Miss Charlotte Ilfeld; reading.
Miss Doris Yoakum; contralto solo
Mrs. l. Appel; violin solo, Mrs
Charles O'Malley; accompanied by
Mrs. Adolphine Kohn; pianologue
group, Miss Margaret Green; piano
duet, Misses Charlotte and Augusta
O'Malley; violin trio, Misses Mar
garet Green, Charlotte O'Malley
and Augusta O'Malley.
A preliminary contest to select
speakers from the New Mexico
Normal University for entrance in
the State declamatory and orator.
cal contests in Albuquerque next
week, will be held Friday evening
at Springer hall. John Sanford
aid Josephine O'Malley will repre-
sent the college section in declama
tion and oratory, respectively. can
didates from the high school &c
partment, for the honor OF repre-
senting their school are: Dia Her
inga, Marjorie Van Horn and Char
lotte O'Malley.
There has been a general exodus
of the male faction of the city TINS
week, the majority of the sports
men having gone forth, gun al
shoulder, in search of the elusive
deer.
The annual homecoming cele-
bration OF the Masonic lodge was
held in their temple wednesday
and a delicious banquet served by
ladies Of Ransford chapter, order
Of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. j. l.. Toker entertained
members of the Sew and so clup
and their husbands at dinner Mon
day evening in celebration or the
birthday of Mr.. Tooker ana OF MI
Karl Wertz.
Delta Sigma Epsilon entertained
at dinner Saturday evening at the
Castaneda hotel, plates being iald
for thirty girls and patronesses,
After the dinner the sorority was
entertained at the bone OF MIS-. -
H. Wagner on the Boulevard.
The Sigma Sigma Sigma soror "
gave a breakfast for about twenty
girls at the Coffee Shop last Friday
morning and a delightful. old fash
ioned dinner at the RomeroVllle
farm house Friday evening.
Mrs. w. e. Dillon presided over
three tables of bridge Monday eve
ming at her home on north Seventh
street.
Mrs. Melvin r. Chaplin enter
tained her bridge club THURSDAY
afternoon.
The League OF Freshman and
Sophomore girls of the New Mexico
Normal University held a very en-
joyable meeting Friday afternoon
noon in La Casa de Ramona. An
interesting program given by mem
bers of the league, comprised a
reading by Miss Irma Rutherford
address. Miss j. Inches; reading
Miss Ella Klekte; piano solo, MISS
Josephine Whitmore; reading, MISS
Harriet Fergeson and a piano SOLO
by Miss Esther Troeger.