El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26
Social Doings In the Southwest
= CARRIZOZO, n. NJ. .

Carrizozo, n. M. Oct. 26.-several
parties of Carrizozo people left this
week on hunting and vacation trips
for various points. Wednesday Rev.
and Mrs. R B. Evans. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. T. Dingwall, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs L o. King and
Mrs. Kings sister, from Ell Paso, here
on 2. visit. comprised a party which
left for the Mescalero indian TeserVa-
ton about 40 miles south or mere.
~ Frank Gray, Paul Burton and
Joseph D. Adams left for a three
months stay in the MOgoIIon noun
tains. and were followed by /. T. ana
Jerry Kelley, / E. Schaeffer W W.
Mclean. NJ. l. Hull, c. p. Patton and
Mr. and Mrs. Hay r. Sale. who will be
absent couple Of weeks
Mrs. Harry B. Dawson entertained
a large party at cards IN honof OF
MRS. Lon Major, Of Kearney No, a
cousin of Mrs Dawson, here on visit
Dainty refreshments were served ana
the Dawson home was charming with
floral decorations
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Quincy, OF
the Quincy house, are spending the
week in FL PasO, enjoying the Os-ApIe
The pupils Of the eighth grade Of
the Carrizozo high school were ten
dered a reception at the home OF Miss
Lorinda B. Spellman. Refreshments
were served and social games were
the feature of the evening. InOSe
present were: Principal and Mrs
Charles I. Schreck Rev. and Mrs. Her
bert HAYWOOD. Mrs Winnie D. Carson.
of the sixth and seventh grades, Mrs
Nora Massie, of the second and tnlfo
grades, Miss Mamie E. Humphrey, OF
the fourth and fifth grades, Miss Car
Perry, Misses Mildred Peters, Lana
Peck, Beulah Brazel. Clara BrazeI.
Eliza Farley, Kittie Reilly, Lulu
Brooking. Gladys Estes, Kittie Tin
non, Dorothy stephenson OIlV.@
Kennedy, Martha Barefoot Florence
Spence, Esther Sager. Messrs- Allison
Stevens Charlie Spence, Morgan Kelly,
EmueI Sisneros and Richard Peters
A A. Highfill and daughters, Misses
Lena and Lola, of Captain, vtslter with
friends here this week on their way
to FL Paso, where they attended the
Os-Aple Jubilee.
A II. Hudspeth, chairman Of the
New Mexico Democratic state com
mittees, spent a day or two with
friends here and at his home at WhlIe
Oaks this week. He then left for his
headquarters at Santa Fe.
Jacob ZiegIer. is spending the week
in Ell PasO.
left in their car for an extended out
ing and deer hunt in the Captain
mountains.
Mrs. Truman A. Spencer left this
week for Santa Fe for a visit with her
parents. governor and Mrs. w c. Nc
Donald The governor has been III
for sometime, but is reported i'm
Frank A. English returned from
OscurO this week, having completed
the new school building at that place
Mr. and Mrs o. X. Ingram were here
this week, coming in from Roswell IN
their auto. They left for Corona,
where Mr. Ingram has one Of the larg-
est sheep ranches in the county
The funeral of William Byron, 16
wear old son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. /.
Byron of Polly, took place at the local
cemetery Friday, Rev r. B. Evans
conducting the ceremony at the
Judge and Mrs. Edward L. Medler
have left for their home at Las Cruces
going overland in their new auto.
Sheriff POrfiriO Chavez and guards
s. ". Perry, Francisco Gonzales and
RumaldO Duran, returned this week
from their trip to Santa Fe WITH
prisoners sentenced at the last term
of court.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Bird. entertained
large company Of his little friends
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
his grandmother. Mrs. NJ. R. Grumbles,
where ne ana ms moLner are No"
visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd w Weber. Of
Carthage. n. NJ, came in this week
for a visit with the Mrs WebeTs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Rice, OF
the Parsons Mining company, who met
o. T. Nye. Of Lincoln, deputy county
clerk, made a visit to the Estancia
valley the past week
The band boys Of CarrizozO's new
band have received their instruments
and are now holding regular practice
meetings Tuesday and Thursday eve
nings in the old Burrell house.
George B. Barber Of Lincoln, was a
visitor in town this week.
James Robinson and /. Jennings, Of
Parsons, were visitors in CarrizOzo
this week.
The Halloween entertainment, to
be given by the CarrizOzO school pu-
pills next Thursday evening, promises
to be one of the big local social events
of the season. The proceeds are to be
devoted to beautifying the school
grounds.