Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-08

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ing luncheon to conclude the meeting
Mrs. ]. w. Johnson left Sunday for
Carrizozo where she will spend sever
al days on matters of business and
pleasure.
An interesting wedding was quietly
solemnized last Monday afternoon
when Mrs. Mabel Busby, of Fort
Worth, and James A. Hazel, of Louis
vile, Ky, were united in marriage by
Rev. j. w. Bruner. The ceremony
was performed at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. j. P. White, who are Fela-
tives of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel
after a trip to Kentucky and other
points. will make their home at Fort
| Worth, Texas.
/ Miss Sophie Church left recently for
New York City from which point she
will soon sail for France, where she
will be engaged in Red Cross canteen
work
/ An elaborate THANKSGIVING dinner
was presided over by Mrs. Nellie G.
Pearce. Those enjoying the hospital
ity of the hostess were Mesdames J..
W. Goree, r. J. Justice, NJ, J. Smith
and S. NJ McQuick, Misses Bessie
Bowen, Ethel Lacey and Anne Shan
non and Messrs. Gilbert Townsend,
Arnold c. Dey, James l.. Goree, Louis
| A. Jannell, Milton A. We'll and Dem
ton Bowen.
Among the most brilliant affairs of
the season was the THANKSGIVING
dance given last Wednesday evening
at the New Mexico Military Institute.
over two hundred guests attended the
dance and the floor presented Il
charmingly animated scene of milf
tary and civilian social life. Col,
James w. Wilson and Mrs. Sidney
Prayer, official chaperon at the In
stitute, led the grand march. Pretty
programs in the form of am 'T' de-
corated with an appropriate Thanks
giving couplet, recorded sixteen
dances and seven extras" Light
hearted jollity and a gay good time
was the keynote Of the entire eve
ming.
Miss Esther Prayer entertained a
party of friends at her home Thanks
giving afternoon with a tea-dance,
complimentary to her guests. Ensign
and Mrs. r. l.. Richards, of Honolulu.
Dancing was enjoyed in the spacious
living room and library and delicious
| sandwiches, small cakes, bonbons and
Itea and coffee was served from pref
tily appointed flowerdecked table in
the dining room Mrs. Harry Jaffa
poured coffee and Mrs +, A. Cahoon
presided at the tea urn. Miss RUBY
| Saunders, Miss Fay Powell and Mrs
! Nathan Jaffa assisted in serving.
Mrs. r. A. Sexton who has been
! the guest of her cousin, Miss Ruby
Saunders, left last week for the Har-
ris ranch near Carrizozo, from which
place she will soon return to her
| home at Marshall. Texas.
Mrs. WHY Parsons and children and
! Miss Julia Quarterman, after having
spent several weeks here as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. Parsons and
Mrs. Rose Quarterman, have returned
to their home at Santa Fe
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor B. Combs, OF
Kansas City, spent several days in the
CITY last week before continuing on
their journey to Los Angeles, where
they will remain for some time.
s. NJ. Johnson, of Ruidosa, left this
week for Washington, d. c., on mat
tiers of business connected with the
good road movement in this section oil
the state.
Mrs. M. s. Williams attended the
lconference of county food admins
traitors at albuquerque last week.
Mrs. Medium Gray returned home
! recently from an extended visit with
friends and relatives at Columbus
Ohio.
Miss Beth Finney came down IRON
Acme to spend Thanksgiving WIN
home folks in this city.
Mrs Ben H. Bassett has returned
from an extended trip to Fort WORTH
and other Texas points, where she
was the guest of relatives and friends
GUY II. Herbert left recently fol
points in Missouri, where he VII
spend several days on matters OF BUS
mess. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Merkenson left
last Saturday for El Paso after nav
ing spent a short visit in this city.
Mr., and Mrs. 3. r. Boyd of Clovis
spent Several days here recently
They were guests at a local hotel.
/ Mrs. II. G. Moberly returned home
last week from Kansas City, Where
she has been on an extended WISH
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. All Deason are re-
ceiying the congratulations of then
friends upon the arrival of twin
daughters at their home
The annual meeting of the Chaves
county chapter of the American RED
Cross held It's annual meeting recent
Inv at the court house. Officers foi
the coming year were elected and oth'
err matters of business transacted.
Olan Strickland who has been II
training at the naval yards at Norfolk
Virginia, is visiting his parents here
Mrs. c. C. stead of Clovis, was the
guest of friends here for a few days
last week.
District Attorney r. C. Dow and f
w. Wilson, of Carlsbad were bust
ness visitors to the city during th'
week.
/ ]. p. Lentrol, of Rison. Arkansas
is the guest of his daughter, Mrs
4 Hugh Jackman. ,
The Tuesday Auction Bridge Clut
, was delightfully."- entertained last Iues
, day by Mrs f. A. Cahoon. The favor
a half dozen thrift stamps. was award
| ed to Mrs. Roy A. Daniel for the hlgh
, est score. A number OF guests aaue'
, greatly to the pleasure of the after
noon. They were Miss Esther Pra
ger and Mesdames r. l.. Richards
|. John + Cassidy, Arthur Jaffa, Franz
Pru and Jack Moore. The club mem
, hers present were Mesdames John 4
Mcclure, G, NJ slaughter, w. 5, Pra
ger, Nathan Jaffa, Roy Daniel, w. +
Mutt, O. II. Smith, w. w. Philips, w
8. Barlow and Harry Jaffa.
Mrs. w. e. Wisely left last week 70
Long Beach, California. where sh'
will join her son and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. w. e. Powell, who are nov
residing there.
4 A very happy surprise party wa
given last Friday evening at the hom'
, of w. S. Prayer by a NUMBER o
friends, complimentary to the SIX