The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
} LAS CRUCES NOTES


Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. Williams left
Monday night for Los Angeles, Calf,
To mako their home.
Lieut.. Charles Ice has arrived
home II nm Lake Charles, La. whore
he had been stationed Tor the past
few months
The rcinans OF Lieut.. ARTHUR
Buell., son OF Rev. and Mrs. w. G.
Buell.. OF IBIS place. reached here
Tuesday morning from Camp Pike.
Ark, u funeral services were con-
Quoted from the Presbyterian church
Tuesday afternoon and the remains
inferred IN the Las Cruces cemetery.
Lieut.. Bncll had lust received his
commission and was expected home
Tor the holidays when on Wednesday
his parents were notified he was III
and on Friday morning a telegram
was received Announcing his death
which was d great shock 20 his tam
iiN. He WA a young man OF tacnty-
n years Of age and HIS sudden
death has cast a gloom over the en-
tire town where he was a faVoritc and
had spent the greater part Of his life.
He " survived 10 his parents. two
sisters and two brothers.
4 Christmas entertainments WA
.hcld In the Presbyterian church Tues
day evening An interesting program
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greatly enJoyed BY the children. par
onts aud others. The children of The
Methodist church also had an enter
tainmcnt which was arranged hy tho
sunday school class OF Mrs. jeffersOr
Isaacks.
Mrs. Allen Graham went 20 ~ Pass
Sunday IN response TO a telegram
that her husband would arrive there
from Washington Sunday evening.
Mrs. Pa Campbell. OF Hatch, WA
"a Las Cruces visitor On Saturday,
Miss Anna White. OF Mesquite. yis-
tied Dr. j. \. Mineiree and family
this week
The children OF the Episcopa
church were taken to the mutinc'
Saturday afternoon and later 10 IN,
ice cr,tm pnriors FOR ~ctr"shr1rntl
They enjoyed this treat instead OF q
( christmas tree.
Numerous dinner parties were hell
In Las Cruces "Wednesday. Among
them being "A delightful dinner eivei
at the home of Mrs. Hannah Burk'
at which covers were laid for attorn
cy and Mrs. Lytton r.. Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs. Bayiess Cade. Earl Taylor
Miss Helen Burke and Raymond
Taylor. Jr.
Rev Duncan Matheson, OF Mcsili.
Park. WAS n visitor IN town TUESDAY
NlINs " ~ lfNiiO AhA 3AtAAAfN HAf
/ returned home from n months Visi
with relatives In shreveport, Ia.
HhcA Graham "A arrived hom'
from the Military school az Roswell
to spend the holidays with his par
ents and friends.
The boys arriving homo this weel
from different army camps are Ere,
Lemon. Hillary Bennett. Frank Luccr'
and Lieut.. Charles Lee.
Walter Sherwood has returned
home from a visit with relatives e.
DaI ton. o., aud Salinn, Kan.
Mrs. Terrell and two grandchildren
Ophcliu Terrell and Evelyn Priest
left Monday morning to spend Christ
mas with relatives al clint, where
family reunion viii be held.
Hugh Clary. formerly OF this plac,
but now located In kansas with IN
federal land board was here Satur
day.
4 Red Cross tea was given In tn
Rouault Hall Fridny evening whio'
was very successful. In the eVoninl
u dance WIS held.
Tho cantata at the Methodist churcl
was postponed until next sunday eve
ming ON account of the illness OF Mr.
| Lewis Bruaddus. leading soprano, an
the orranist. Mrs. W. J. stevens
Misses Gertrude Scoggins, Edn'
hon, fdnh fn'ipS anu Nh'' ~.
have returned from TIE lover N'l.N
whct' iheN are tea'IilhE' '" 'P'"'
the holidays with relatives.
Nj aud Mrs. Dan NiiiamS 'nl''
taincd at their new nome hilsthi'
doy with a dinner party 10 the l"iloW
ing invited guests, Mrs. James ldnu
scy and daughter. Miss Lucie. Of y
paso. Mr.. and Mrs. James orrhai'
Smith aud son, and James Lindsey
Jr.
Al "a recent meeting OF thc -
Cruces chapter OF the order OF tn.
Eastern star, tho following oill'er
were installed for the Ioiowlnt S."i
Worthy matron. Mrs. Helen u Aiof
gam worthy patron hoy lh.lpA
associate mntron, Mrs' WYNN lt.si