Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-04-16


health department for a girls
camp at Camp Ration for the
month of August was adopted and
it was voted to make this a major
project Of the federation for this
year. Plans for the camp will be
made by the public health depart
ment and it is hoped that there
may be many girls to enjoy the
camp. The public health depart
ment win give a tea in Library
hail on the 18th Of April. A talk
ON "Milk" will be made by Mr..
Foster OF the Colfax county high
school,
Last "Wednesday evening about
80 members of the Busy Bee Sum
day school class of the Christian
church, with some of their friends,
gathered at the home of their
teacher and then went to the home
of Paul Turner on North First
street and gave him thorough
surprise. Paul, while quite a good
sport, Has taken by surprise that
was more severe than anything he
has ever met with in his long and
venturesome existence. Games of
a vast variety, including a "grab-
bag" in which everyone took part,
occupied the attention of those
present until it was announced that
time had come for delicious
lunch that had been prepared by
Mrs, Turner. which was enjoyed
by everyone.
The Three C's, club OF the high
school held an enthusiastic meet
ing Monday evening with a large
number of boys present. The in
equalities of the income tax law
was discussed from all angles. The
way the boys handled the subject
one would think they were stu
dents of high finance.
The members of the senior class
Of the Colfax county high school
were honor guests at the dancing
party given by Mrs. f. w. Brooks
and her daughter, Miss Dorothy,
who is a member OF the graduating
class this year. The high school
orchestra was present in force and
many interesting combinations of
musical instruments were display
cd as the jolly young people either
danced or played. At a late hour
refreshments were served and
greatly enjoyed by those present.
The Monday Progress club met
at the home of Mrs. Pearl kellogg
on Monday evening with Miss Mae
Pilkington as hostess. The author
studied was Maurice Maeterinck,
and quotations were given from
the play, "Monna Wanna" Mrs.
Ray Haner gave an interesting re-
view of the "Blue Bird"
The hospitality of Mrs. #. 3.
Humphreys was delightfully."- dem
onstrated at a small afternoon tea
in honor Of Miss Marion Blackwell
and Miss Winnifred Shuler. Sewing
occupied the ladies until tea time,
where they gathered around
dainty Easter tea table. Daffodils
were used as the centerpiece and
Easter favors and other decora-
TOMS were employed in a pleasing
manner. Those present were Mrs.
c. N. blackwell, Mrs J. J. Shuler,
Mrs. Frank Van Buskirk, Mrs,
Pearl kellogg and the Miss Marion
Blackwell, Winnifred and Evelyn
Shuler.
The Rainbow Division of the
Girls Reserve enjoyed a picnic
supper UP Climax canyon Thurs
day evening of last week. There
were Is present, including their
sponsor, Miss Bessie Lodge.
The Sorosis club devoted its
meeting on Friday afternoon to
the study of current events. Mrs.
Q. ]. Whitcomb gave topics from
the Review of Reviews. Mrs Willis
Brown from the Literary Digest,
and Mrs. ]. Kepner from the
Worlds Work, A special feature
Of the meeting was a vocal duet
by Mrs. I. 3. Irby and Mrs. Paul
Myers.
The Dorcas class of the Baptist
Sunday schools will meet with
Mrs. G, c. Culberson. s01 South
Third street, at 2:30 in the after