Tea Honoring Mrs Hickman and Mrs Eels in City
Mrs William Henry Long hosted a Thursday tea in compliment to Mrs M Hickman of Chattanooga and Mrs William Eels of San Luis Potosi Old Mexico. Guests included Mrs John F Simms Mrs Harry F Lee and Miss Letitia Eels with floral arrangements of snap dragons Dorothy Perkins roses and pink candles. Pi Kappa Alpha members called later to greet the mother of one member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Long
M. Hickman
Chattanooga
Tenn
William Eels
San Luis Potost
Old Mexico
John Simms
Longe
John F. Simms
Harry F. Lee
Hopewell
Ida Melmick
Dorothy Perkins
Long
Betty Vosrt
Lentiaels
Marcella McCreary
Claire Stetvens
Jate
Pi Kappa Alpha
Betrothal announced at Stanford Gamma Phi Beta dinner
Beatrice Elizabeth Hill, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nils John Strum, engaged to Howard Wittenberg of Terre Haute Indiana. Hill, a Stanford junior and Gamma Phi Beta president, named one of ten freshmen sponsors. Wittenberg, Stanford graduate and Phi Psi president, remains at the university for postgraduate work and instruction. Wedding date not set. Additionally Mrs Raine of 416 South Third street plans a weeks long vacation starting Monday visiting Denison Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Nils John Strumqust
Beatrice Elizabeth Hill
Stanford University
Howard Wittenberg
Terre Jiaute
Ind
Gamma Phi Beta
Gamma Phi
Ilm
Albuquerque
Wittenberg
Phi Pst
Niles
Mises Hill
Raine
Jay C. Raine
South Third Street
Bartley Shop
Denison
Tex
Maine
Wilt Visit Southern California for Summer Vacation
Mrs L Ht Meredith wife of the Santa Fe power plant chief engineer plans a summer vacation in southern California and will depart soon. She will be away through the summer months while AB Bun Mrs W H Walkup and Eleanor Douglas and others enjoy a month long outing at Tijeras canyon. Walkup came from Batesville Arkansas to visit sisters Mrs Stramquist and Mrs Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
California
L. Ht. Meredith
West
Coal Avenue
Santa Fe Railway
Meredith
W.H. Walkup
Eleanor
Douglas
Jialph Gould
Tijeras Canyon
Walkup
Batesville, Ark
N. J. Stramquist
A. I. Keith
Miss Hart Hosts Shower for Helen MacArthur Bride-Elect
Miss Katharine Hart entertained Thursday afternoon at 1302 West Fruit Avenue in honor of Miss Helen MacArthur who is to marry George Sauvage next Wednesday. A pink basket of gifts for the bride’s new home was presented, and a two course luncheon followed with a decorative cake featuring a bride atop. Guests included Miss Helen MacArthur and several local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macarthk
Kthelwyn Hart
West Fruit Avenue
Helen MacArthur
George Sauvage
Fmidge
Trousseau
Installing Officers of Woman's Club Set for Aft ernoon Program
Mrs. Emily La Belle leads a ceremonial install of club officers this afternoon at the club building. Mrs. Edgar L. Knight assists with pupils and Ellen Severn will sing. A major topic is remodeling the club building with a vote by all members. Chairs report on departments and refreshments will conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Emily la Belle
Merry Makers Meet For June Play Event
The Merry Makers club, women living south of the city, met at Mrs. J. Ff Cravens Sunny Slope Garden Home, planned a June 13 play, and enjoyed a two course lunch. Guests included Tessie Schwartzman Laura Gerichs C B Barnes Alma Buttler Camilla Reynolds Marian Phillips N F Buehring A L Hogan Wiley D Skinner Joe Schwartzman Jr J L Phillips Joe Farr J L Bowers E L Coen C L Beasley Hettie Bryant. Mrs Coen to host next meeting July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers Club
J. Ff. Cravens
Sunny Slope Avenue
Garden Home Addition
Cravens
Tessie Schwartzman
Laura Gerichs
C. B
Coen
Miss Roma Stone Returns to Portales in Autumn Term
Miss Roma Stone left on Wednesday evening for her home at Portales New Mexico and plans to return in the autumn for the winter term at the State university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portales
Roma Stone
N. M
The
State University
Visiting relatives in Uhr City with San Francisco guest
Mrs June E Wilson of San Francisco California is visiting her son N J Strum quist and family of 323 North Sixth Street. Phi Mu sorority plans a benefit dance tonight at Selva's in Tijeras Canyon with Johnson's orchestra playing from 9 to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhr City
June E. Wilson
San Francisco
Cal
N. J. Strumquist
North Sixth Street
Phi Mu Sorority
Selva's
Tijeras Canyon
Johnson
Mrs Medler visiting in El Paso from Texas
Mrs E Y Medler of FE Paso Texas is in the city visiting her sister Mrs C T French and family. Dr and Mrs E F Haught plan to leave today for Memphis Tennessee where Dr Haught will study at the George Peabody college summer session. They will be away several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Y. Medler
FE Paso, Texas
City
C. T. French
Tennesse
E. F. Haught
Memphis
Tenn
Miss Katherine McCormick to Study Medicine in East
Miss Katherine McCormick plans to leave this morning for the east where she will take a course of study in medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Katherine McCormick
Mrs Ruoff Heads Ticket Sales For War Mothers Benefit
Mrs George PD Tuoff and a ladies committee lead a city ticket drive today for a benefit concert at the high school auditorium to raise funds for the War Mothers Memorial Hospital. The Santa Fe Shopcrafts association backs the campaign among railway workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George PD. Tuoff
War Mothers Memorial Hospital Fund
Santa Fe Shopcrafts Association
Local Doctors Host Dr W A Pusey at Dinner
The Bernalillo County Medical Association will host Dr. William Allen Pusey retiring president of the American Medical Association at a luncheon at the Franciscan Hotel at one o'clock today. Several physicians from other parts of the state will attend and Governor A T Hannett will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernalillo County Medical Association
William Allen Pusey
American Medical Association
Franciscan
A. T. Hannett
Reed Leaves and Worries Over Dorothy and Margaret
Reed wrestles with love and duty as he plans a brief departure to sort his feelings. He writes farewells to Margaret and Dorothy while hoping to return to fix their lives without hurting either woman. Margaret grows uneasy, imagines worst cases, and finally leaves her study for a walk as thoughts of Reed intrude on her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Reed Harding
Dorothy
Margaret Cramer
Margaret
Lucile
New York
Mrs. Maynard
Mouserold Ents Menu Hint
The listing outlines a daily menu featuring breakfast foods like halved grapefruits and toast, a luncheon with carrot souffle, and a dinner of boiled potatoes and asparagus, followed by desserts and beverages. It also promotes reusable muslin bags for storing salt, flour, cheeses, and baked goods to keep supplies ready.
Today’s Recipes Pleasing Whole Grains and Desserts
A guide to preparing whole grain cereals in a steam pressure cooker for a tasty breakfast. Includes carrot souffle with mashed potatoes and egg yolk, a Los Angeles orange raisin salad with peaches, and Maple Nut Drop Cakes with maple syrup and chopped nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Strawberry Sponge Pudding and Walnut Coffee Cakes
A recipe fragment describes beating eggs with melted butter and syrup, folding in flour soda and salt, adding floured nuts, and baking on a buttered sheet or in gem pans. It notes frosting with confectioners sugar butter vanilla and coffee, plus chopped walnuts. Also a strawberry sponge pudding method with berries, batter, and baking details.
Casa de Manana: The La Jolla Hotel Redefining Home Style
Mrs Morrison Tropkins leads Casa de Manana in La Jolla California a unique hotel built on a cliff edge to blend hotel convenience with home atmosphere. The Spanish design features a lobby for wraps a monastic sleeping room a library with a fire place a Fifteenth Century dining room and a romantic ambiance designed to feel like a gracious home rather than a public inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casa DE Manana
LA Jolla
Morrison Tropkins
San Diego
Calif
Hopkins
Hotels of
America
Adv
Barbecue for Kiwanis at Stronghurst Next Wednesday
The Kiwanis club plans a noon meeting next Wednesday at E. J. Strong’s Stronghurst home north of the city. Past president Mr. Strong has arranged a barbecue. Luncheon costs $1 for Kiwanis members, with proceeds to benefit the underprivileged child fund. Members may bring ladies and guests. A dinner at Stronghurst last year raised a substantial sum for the charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
E. J. Strong
Stronghurst
Strong
Man Fined $50 for Fishing Without License
John Deasy of this city was fined $50 by Justice George E. Roddy on a charge of fishing without a license. The incident occurred in the Jemez mountains on May 31 and was the first case under the new state fish and game protection system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deasy
George E. Roddy
State Game Commission
Teasy
Jemez Mountains
Electricians' special train to Albuquerque for convention
A special train with 150 delegates to the national electrical convention in Los Angeles will arrive in Albuquerque at 10 25 today and stay until 1 o'clock. Local electrical men and business people are asked by the Chamber of Commerce to assist in guiding the visitors around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
Chamber of Commerce
Canadians plan pineapple canning venture in Fiji Islands
A group of Canadian investors intends to grow pineapples in Fiji and establish a canning operation. The project aims to supply fruit for export markets and create local employment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiji Islands
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Mortarboard Junior
Helen Sisk
Mela Sedillo
Louise MacDowell
Florence Olson
Sallie Bowman
Margaret Easterday
Anita Osuna
Gwendolyn Grigsby
Estelle Weisenbach
Irene Wicklund
Helen Goetz
Lorena Burton
Grace Peterson
Charles
Merry Makers
Ph MU
Selva
Mrs. Ruoff
Nice
France
W. A. Pusey
Bob Harris
Mrs. Morton
Pappe’s
Bakery Delicatessen
Temon Meranour
Pappe’ S Bakery West Central
Cormick
Kirby-Gifford Co
Dallas
Texas
Korber & Company
North Second
Hills Bros Coffee
Hills Bros
Tee
Hag
Rey Aes
Hille Bros
West Central Avenue
Irue
Lowliice
Boy’s Union Suits
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