Bridge Party Hosts Charm and Color at 215 South 14th
Mrs. B. J. Weigel entertained a Thursday bridge party at her home 215 South Fourteenth Street with pastel sweet peas creating a rainbow color scheme on tallies and favors. Miss Eleanor Anderman assisted with luncheon, while Miss Susan Sheridan and Miss Virginia Leftwich served beverages. Guests included Mrs. Shortle, Earl Loveridge, Fanny Ricketts, Katherine Vogt, and many others. accompanying guests from Utica and Las Vegas departed after visits in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Weigel
South Fourteenth Street
Eleanor Anderman
Susan Sheridan
Virginia Leftwich
Earl Loveridge
Fanny Ricketts
Katherine Vogt
John W. Wilson
Coen L. Luckett
Terre Haute
Indiana
J. C. Stutz
T. N. Wilkerson
Harry Rodgers
Harry McAvoy
George Anderman
F. C. Secrest
W. H. Powell
John Vogh
M.E. Riley
M. C. Mechem
Howard Gruehl
W. F. Thompson
Ethel Hickey
Betty Vogt
Corinne Secrest
Vera Kiech Canyon
Miss Prior
Utica
N. Y
O'Brian
Las Vegas
Sadie Ruane
New York
Miss Museeldt
St. Louis
Flagstaff
Arizona
Albuquerque
Miss Bertha Bassett Weds Robert Fooshee at Home
Miss Bertha Bassett daughter of Rev and Mrs H A Bassett married Robert L Fooshee of Sparta Tennessee Thursday afternoon June 25 at the bride’s North Fourth Street home. They will stay in Albuquerque for July then move to Sparta. Fooshee is a registered pharmacist and Kappa Sigma member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bassett
Bertha Basset
H. A. Bassett
Robert L. Fooshee
Sparta
Tennessee
North Fourth Street
Fooshee
Albuquerque
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Ond
Pooshee
Chicago
Alumnae Chapter Hosts Elegant Dining Party
Members of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority Alumnae chamber enjoyed a Thursday evening bridge and dinner hosted by Mie Mellen Kimball at the Franeieces home guest list includes Mice Vera Mieeh Mixee Helen Wiles Mise Lochee Woikersee Mies Flore Cheese Mive Ceavtiance Waker Miee Helee H Marcus Mine Juliet WPiedecker Mee Baermond C. Lenihan Mre Fre Meneg Moe George Prank ba and Mee Kh E Potmeg Je.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi
Omege
Mellen Kimball
Vraeneieces
Ty Brody
Helee H Marcus
Juliet Wpiedecker
Baermond
C. Lenihan
Meneg
Moe
George Prank
Kh. E. Potmeg
Untitled report on Counter and related events
Fragmented OCR text describes Counter involvement and tensions, with mentions of a master, an orchestra, and a planned service. It references Mr Anthony Wittree and a marine unit, plate openings, and a travel route to Los Angeles. The garbled text limits precise details and dates.
Achtes Club Meeting At Miss Fordyce's Home
Miss Bessie Lee Fordyce hosts Achtes club gathering this Friday afternoon at her Sycamore street residence inviting members to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achtes Club
Bessie Lee Fordyce
Sycamore Street
American Legion Auxiliary Meets Today for Defense Day Plans
The American Legion Auxiliary gathers this afternoon at Mrs. M. Mandell's home north of the city to formulate observance plans for Defense Day on July 4. The meeting begins at 2:30 PM.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Wilt Spend Summer on Pecos with Miss Margaret
Charlies White and his daughter Miss Margaret have returned to the city from their summer home on the upper Pecos and will depart Tuesday for Pecos to stay through July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt
Pecos
Charlies . White
Margaret
City
Fishing Excursion Returns Bright News of Trout Bites
De. KR. F. Copp reports good catching on a James Springs trip with trout biting well. Mis Hagerman, wife of former Governor HM. J. Hagerman, married Captain Llewellyn of the United Army in Victoria British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hagerman and Ira Vernon Shoup of Colorado Springs visited Victoria with Miss Biesner. Captain Llewellyn served in World War I and led the first tree into the conflict. Mrs Llewellyn, a charming young lady, is well known among local youths through visits to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Copp
James Springs
Mias Hagerman
Maki Miseee Hagerman
Pegey Hagerman
Colorado Springs
HM. J. Hagerman
Victoria
BR. C
Liewellyn
Percy Magerman
Ira Vernon Fhoup
Mice Biesner Ceptain Liewellyn
Mrettewellyn
Benefit card party hosted by Mrs HM at Fifteenth Street
The security benefit association invites all members to a card party at the home of Mrs HM on Fifteenth Street. Attendees will enjoy a social evening and support the association’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henefit Essemietion
Beneit
Mre
Fifteenth Street
Georgie Green Frog Hosts Kiddies Evening Tale
Tommy visits Georgie Green Frog by the pond to meet the Old Man and hear a treasure tale. The party shares crumbs for the young, birds sing in thanks, and Georgie prepares to sing A Prince's Fancy with his own tune and words for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Green Frog
Tommy
Georgie
Mr. Robin
Gleorgie
Georgie Cleare
Georgie Green
Katie Dugan's Senior Year and Austin Davis Courtship
Katie faces her last school year as she keeps watch for Matt Dennett and grows into a graceful, sought after girl. Austin Davis, son of a prosperous grocer, courts her, dreaming of partnership and marriage. Katie hints at distant roots and a hunted past, pondering her parents and possible Gore kin while guarding her future.
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Matt Dennett
Katie
Mrs. Dugan
Austin Davis
Austin
Folka
Davie and Son
Flivver
Matt Dennet
Gore
Bradford
University of New Mexico to host Boynton talk on mind
Dr Percy Boynton professor of English at the University of Chicago will speak at the UNM summer school in an extra assembly at 11 30 this morning on Knowing Your Own Mind. He and UNM President Hill previously served together at Smith Academy St Louis. He has authored London in English Literature Principles of Composition History of American Literature and More.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Holmes Boynton
University of Chicago
University of New Mexico
Boynton
President Hill
Smith Academy
St. Louis
London
First View of
If They Only Would brakes would get tight when driver does
Local brief notes irritation over brakes and driver actions. The column spotlights a transportation issue in St. Thomas with a wry tone, indicating frustration or suggestion about vehicle safety and control. No official action or outcome is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas
Tomorrow Austin Regrets Lost Opportunity
A girl reflection reveals Katie seeking unknown relatives after an inn job and missing family ties, hinting at a future regret about a lost opportunity. The narrative focuses on family search and personal longing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Largest band concert crowds in Albuquerque honor the season
The Municipal band directed by W. J. Emery drew the largest attendance yet for a band concert in Albuquerque at Highland Park. Cars filled surrounding streets as two policemen managed traffic while youths near the band shell created some disruption. Concerts will be held weekly.
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Albuquerque
Highland Park
W. J. Emery
Concerts to Improve Park Edge Security
Thursday night events have continued for several weeks and officials plan actions at upcoming concerts to improve crowd control and order along the park’s edges. Edge-area safety measures are expected to be implemented at the next performances.
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Brosdeay Christian Church
Bundsy School
Lee Fida Dickmeen
Lélian Haynie
Forrest Jones
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Helen C. Schart
Level Bible
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Omega Dpisst
PARTY
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Marine
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Femece
Gadt
W. Totter
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Grace
Mick Franch
Mme Liens
Kiddies’ Evening Story
Pappe’s
Bakery Delicatessen
SRE
Comactle
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Eee
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Pappe’s Bakery
Dee
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Katie Gore
Katip
Kellogg
Kellogg's
Hutch
Percy Boynton
English
Chicago U
Rego Grows
Una
Gongert
Forse
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East Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Hellas
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New Mexico
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