The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-02-26
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Mrs. c. A. Baker entertained a par
ty of lady friends yesterday afternoon
complimentary to Miss Elizabeth Yo-
der. Cards, conversation and fancy
work were the amusements of a pleas
ant afternoon. Nice refreshments were
served. The guests were Mesdames
Geo. Stevens, Schwartz, Keyes, w.
A Wilson, Wetmore, Pierce and c.
C. Martin; Misses Elizabeth Stevens.
Sadie and Mildred Martin and Yodef.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Slower, who
are soon to leave Roswell, gave a
farewell party to some of their friends
last night at their home at 500 South
game of the evening and much in
.terest was taken therein. Mrs. w. S.
Moore won the ladies' prize, a ported
fern, and Mr.. Moore the gentlemen's
prize. a book Appropriate refresh
ments were served late in the even
ing, the gentlemen receiving cigars
and the ladies' jonquils as favors.
The guests were. Messrs. inc Mes.
danes Ed Kinsinger, c.. F. Beeson
J. T. Mcclure, w. S. Moore, c.. E,
Mason; Mrs. H. F. M. Bear, Miss Mel
lie Mason, Boyce Bilderbach. of this
city and Roderick Slower, of Albu-
querque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slower expect to
leave in two or three weeks for To
peka, where they will visit for a
month or six weeks and from where
they will go to Montgomery City, Mo.
where Mr.. Slower has practically pur-
plant. Many friends regret to see
them leave Roswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Richardson en-
tertained at their beautiful home on
west Seventh street last night. their
guests being those who assisted in
recent Washington Tea at the
Club, and a few others.
1t was a musical affair, starting with
a musical romance" guessing game.
in which Miss Margaret Hinson, at
the piano, played various familiar
airs, the names of which were to be
recognized by h guests and, When
down. completed a love story.
game proved of much interest.
following which nearly all of the peo-
Pile present toOk part in an informal
musical program, the great enjoyment
to all being very evident. A salad
refreshed the guests, who were
Messrs. and Mesdames Coulson, of
.reenville, Tex, Slaughter, Baldwin.
O.. H. Smith, G. S. Moore, P. Evans.
L. c.. Walker, S. Prayer, Thomas:
Johnson and J.. M. Nelson; Mesdames
Graham, Allen, Cobean and Fred
Hunt; Misses Hinson, Rabb, Keller
Cobean, Mamie Cobean
md Eva Nelson; Messrs. Pyle, of Wi
chita, KAN, Hedgcoxe, Williams, Ro.
gers, Pearson, McClung, Cobean, Wal
Cobean and Shapiro.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Womack, assist
by their mother, Mrs. Adele Will
mans, entertained the house party in
parlors of the Wells apartments
evening, in olo of DR.. and Mrs.
Adams. of Springfield, Mo-, on
eve of their departure for a tour
of the West. The amusement of the
evening was Progressive Five Humid
red. Three prizes were given, gentle
dies being a handsome cut glass boz
bon dish, the g~entlemen's a hand
painted smoking set. The consolation
prize was a Chinese doll. Miss Hazel
won first prize in a cut with
Mrs. Hehin and Mrs. Adams and pre-
it to Mrs. Adams. S. w. Wo-
mack Won the ~gentlemen's prize and
presented it to Mr.. Adams. Mr.. Wells
won the consolation prize in a cut
c. c. Womack. At 11:30 refresh
ments were served. The following
guests were present: Mesdames Ad-
ans, Hefin, Nook. R. Nook, Hughes.
Cheever. Ferguson, Wells, Wilmans
Dallas, and Womack; Misses Clark
and Nook; Messrs. E. Adams, Roy
Nook, Ferguson, Wells, Helm, w.
C. C. Womack, S. A. Wo-
mack and s.. w. Womack and DR..
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