Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-10
ROSWELL
SOCIETY NOTES

quduTlllc fancy arm by the y. NJ. NJ. 1.
cadets and dances by Fanny Lou
McKim.
Mrs. j. S. Cooper and Miss Mary
Cooper were hostess TO the u. ID. G.
chapter last Friday afternoon.
The silver wedding anniversary Of
Or. and Mrs. r. l.. Bradley was cele-
brated last Saturday. The party in
Guided Mesdames NJ. w. Hodges, w.
a. Johnson, r.. II. williams. j. w.
Rhea, G. A: French, j. F. White, r. p.
Bean, jr., G. f. Joyce, A. Pruit, and
James Garrard.
The Right Reverend Bishop How
den Of Albuquerque is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs Ben Ames at their country
home. The bishop will conduct mis-
siou services at st. Andrews church
during the next ten days.
The Gamma Tau Chi girls club en-
tertained their friends at a leap year
dance last Saturday evening in the tea
rooms of Hotel Gilkeson. DR.. and Mrs.
w. G. Cowan and Mr.. and Mrs. Elva
{ White chaperoned.
The girls Of the high school set were
/ hostesses Saturday evening at the
Country club at a leap year party. Mrs.
/ Il. H. Bassett played.
Mary Jane Robinson entertained
with a matinee party Saturday after
noon to see prince Charming" The
party included Huda Hobbs, Dorothy
Morrison, Kate and Florence Robin
SON. and Nell Mullis.
Mrs Don Finley of FL Paso is the
guest Of relatives and friends for a
fortnight's visit.
Mrs. NJ. f. Lowry was hostess at
/ / o'clock dinner Sunday, compli-
mentary to Mrs. Goodrich and Miss
Goodrich of Kansas CITY Covers were
laid for Mrs. Goodrich, Miss Goodrich,
Frank Billings, John Mayhill, Byron
Lowry and Herbert Lowry.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Hervy and
children returned Sunday from a mo-
tor trip to Carlsbad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza White and Miss
Mary White are spending the week
on the Rhea White ranch near Hope.
The Schumann Musical club. COM
posed of pupils of Mrs r. G. Camp
bell, gave their regular bi-monthly
program Saturday at the home OF
Helen Herbst
Patsy Boone was host Monday eve
ming at a dinner at his home compli-
mentary to Guy Blackwood, who is
home from border duty on furlOugh
The Fellowship class of the First
itAAlN tNAldi Nlihi II llNih us tiAiANfii
meeting Monday evening at the home
of Rev and Mrs. c. d. Darling. The
following officers were elected: Presi
dent, Virgil Giiispie; ice-presdent,
James Cooley; secretary Myron Reed;
treasurer, Ruth Preston; correspond
ing secretary HerriCk Darling.
Mrs. Nathan Jaffa presided as host
css Monday evening over the regular
dinner-bridge of the Monday card
club at the Country club.
Mrs. s. Franks gave a party Mon
day in honor of her little daughters
first birthday. The little folk bid,
with their mothers, were Lincoln and
Dick Whitcman, Irene Anthony, Fran
els Montgomery, Sylvia May Johnson,
Bob and Jack Whiteman, Junior and
Elizabeth Burrus, Frances and Helen
Snipes.
ST. Andrews guild met Monday at
the home Of Mrs. Ben Ames.
Mrs. Charles De Bremond returned
Monday from a visit with her mtoher
in st. Louis. Her daughters Misses
Edith and Mary Louise, are students
at the Cathedral school in Washing
ton again this year.
G. c. Croke entertained at dinner at
Hotel Gilkeson Monday evening, fol-
lowed by a theatre party at the Prin-
cess. His guests were Misses Helen
Cowan, Mona Heard of Carlsbad, and
Or and Mrs. w. G.. Cowan.
Christmas colors in red geraniums
and garlands of smilaX decorated the
home of Mrs Clark Oily Tuesday
when she, with Mrs. Il. Il, Morris Ella
.tertained a large party of friends
Music by Miss Daisy Motley and read
ings by Mrs. Applegate were among
the afternoons pleasures.
Byron Lowry presided as host over
a z o'clock stag dinner Tuesday eve
ming at his home Covers were laid
for Messrs Myron and Frank Reed
Arden Beollner, John Mulls y. a.
George, John Mayhill, Herbert Lowry
Curtis Hin, Willard Prayer.
Mrs. b. H. Bassett was hostess at
luncheon to the Tuesday Auction
Bridge dub. Top score favors were
awarded to Mrs. O. II. Smith and Mrs.
j. J. Jaffa.
Miss Mona Heard left for her home
in Carlsbad Wednesday after a visit
with Miss Helen Cowan. Tuesday eve
ming Miss Heard was the hOnored
guess at a theater party
The annual meeting Of the Eastern
star was held Tuesday evening at the
Masonic temple The following Off
GERS were elected: Mrs. J, d. Hudgins,
worthy matron; Major Ewing Lusk,
worthy patron; Mrs. John Shaw, asso-
Ciato matron; Mrs. j. f.. Kintle con
ductress; Mrs. Q. X Ingram, associ-
ate conductress; Mrs A. s, Trube,
treasurer; j. u, Cooley, secretary. The
chapter voted to contribute to the
fund for the municipal Christmas tree.
Roswell chapter of the d. A. r. was
entertained Tuesday at the home of
Mrs r. G. Reid
Colonel and Mrs T. II. Elliott were
guests Wednesday of Mrs. Charles De
Bremond, coming up from their DeX
ter home TO spend the day.
The Shakespeare club completed the
first half of the years study Thursday
Mt the home of Mrs. w A, Johnson.
The club voted to give treats for fifty
children for the municipal Christmas
tree.
The married dancing set enjoyed an
informal dance Wednesday evening at
the Country club.
Christmas comes to us but once a year.
The anniversary of our Savor's birth.
Merry bells ring out the message clear.
Good VIII to Men-Peace on Earth
To follnyas a., hi. fa,tefar. win ,-,l1