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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1925
Page
5
Christmas Day will be observed with family dinners and informal evening parties in Albuquerque. The Country club hosts an open house from 4 to 7 pm with decorated rooms, dancing in the afternoon, under the supervision of Mrs. August Seis, Mr. George L. Schreiber, and Mr. Arthur Sisk.
Delta Zeta chapter members of Kappa Sigma in town plan a Saturday night party December 26 from 8 to 11:30 with Prof and Mrs Rockwood as chaperones. Alpha Chi Omega members schedule a post Christmas luncheon for active alumnae and pledges and later pledge entertainment.
Miss Alleene Keeler arrives to spend holidays with relatives in the city. She is superintendent of music for the Davenport Iowa schools and has many local friends from her previous time here. Christmas plans include visitors from El Paso Texas with Mrs Rose K Hudson hosting.
The Lucky Thirteen bridge club will hold its annual Christmas party on Wednesday December 30. A luncheon at a hotel precedes a drive to Mrs William Bryce’s home for a Christmas tree and gift exchange followed by bridge.
Mr and Mrs A KR Hebenstrett will entertain on Saturday evening with an informal dinner and dance. The dinner follows a Christmas motif and about fifty guests are invited.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sisk hosted a family supper after the Christmas tree. Attendees included Mr and Mrs E D Sisk and family Mr and Mrs Lester Cooper and family Dr and Mrs Walter G Hope Mr Hoskins and Miss Emma Auseroth. Christmas day E A Sisk to entertain at Christmas dinner for Sisk Cooper and Hope families.
Wednesday evening the day students and night students of Albuquerque Business College held a Christmas party with presents candy bags and a program of talks and music. This marks the first in a series of winter social events by the college. Christmas dinner at Mitchell home planned for Christmas day with guests listed including Mr and Mrs E B Cristy and Robert Arnt.
Notable attendees include Mr. and Mrs. James Lyon and their daughter Betty Arnot, Mr. Hugh Loudon of Las Vegas visiting as a house guest, and Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell with sons Arnot and Hugh.
Mr Victor Bache chi hosted a private dinner in the Franciscan hotel private dining room on Christmas Eve. Twenty guests were seated with covers laid for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Snyder and Miss Hilma Lee Ecklund are spending Christmas at the home of Mrs. Snyder's parents in Clayton New Mexico.
Miss Eleanor Anderman and Miss Betty Arnot arrived Christmas Eve from Phoenix where they have been teaching for the past few months to spend the holidays in the city.
Mr and Mrs W B Hicks host a Christmas day family dinner at their home 615 West Roma with sixteen guests including E M Hicks J L Townsend of Salt Lake City T B Haynes and daughter Ethel Alex Jordan and three children and Hicks family. Miss Della Philpott arrives from El Paso Texas to spend holidays with Mrs De Blessum at the Hayden apartments in Albuquerque.
Mrs. S. A. Connell Sr. returns to Las Vegas from a three week visit with her son and family in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Albuquerque high school art class held a Christmas party on Wednesday afternoon. Fifteen attendees enjoyed luncheon before wrapping toys for the Elks and Masons to distribute to children, with toys labeled for girls or boys. Attendees included instructor Miss Shanks and students Catherine Fee Dorothy Coulter Peggy Rossiter Mary Jackson Dorothy Daley Beryl Hayes Rosella Britt Audrey Ruthiford Ina Miller Dorothy Clayton Loreen Shelton Ruel Harris Hope Wiley and William Beasley.
Mrs George R Anderman and Miss Eleanor Anderman issue invitations for an after Christmas tea on Wednesday December 20 from four to six at the home of Mrs George H Anderman 120 North High.
Mr and Mrs George Downer will host a Christmas Day family dinner with ten places set. Attending are Mrs Truedelle of California and Mr William Holm alongside the Downer family.
The text lists breakfast items such as cooked cereal top milk fish balls baked apple cinnamon toast cocoa lunch cream of carrot soup wafers toasted brown bread and cheese sandwiches canned peaches or ginger bread dinner fruit appetizer potato molds with pork gravy squash with nuts crescent rolls butter cabbage salad and Indian pudding with hard sauce coffee. It also describes preparation notes for potato ricer mashed potatoes with butter and milk and a garnish technique with parsley, with pork slices adorned by currant jelly and detailed squash preparation steps including nut meats.
Fish balls made from cooked fish bread crumbs and an egg seasoned with parsley are fried in clarified drippings. Potato molds use salt pork slices fried until crisp, then a milk white sauce enriched with flour and paprika. Potatoes are prepared by washing boiling peeling and mashing through a grinder.
Boston University forms a women’s fire corps to guard dormitories with Ruth Held as chief. The group, praised for her calmness, has not yet faced live fire and relies on modest support arrangements.
Marion faces doubt about her role as Lem asserts a male centered home. She adapts by keeping house well with his slippers pipes and meals, but his view of comfort eclipses companionship as they discuss money and social outings. Marion discovers Lem funds his mother and maintains his rigid home priorities.
Broken text describes dishes including cabbage salad with shredded cabbage nuts and lettuce, fruit appetizer from orange juice and grapefruit pulp served with cranberry, and a hard sauce recipe with powdered sugar butter flavoring and coloring.
Eye clinic lists hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 6 with Sunday 9 to 12 and 3 to. Location is 621 First National Bank Building and phone 673.
A small chest proves a handy article for storing toys and trinkets in a child’s room. It is low and easy for a child to use and can be moved to the most convenient spot. Cut flowers last longer when their ends are dipped in melted paraffin to seal the ends and preserve fluids.
Coahoma county Sheriff S W Glass and three deputies were indicted by the county grand jury over the Saturday night lynching of Lindsley Coleman, a Black man. The order released Glass from duty pending further action.
Marion realizes Lem must look good for a show and decides to ask for financial help tomorrow while contemplating her own appearance.
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