Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-19
Las Cruces


provement association, held Monday
afternoon, in the community home
officers were elected as follows:
President, Mrs. Kate Reymond vice
president, Mrs Frank Islas; treas
urer, Mrs. Thomas Brannigan. The
society elected Mrs. James Paxton
and Mrs Thomas Brannigan to rep
resent the society at the state fed
Grafton of Womans clubs, held in
Ration this week. Mrs, George Fren-
ger. being a state officer, will also
attend.
News base been received here of
the narrow escape from death, of
Ansel Gardner, who is in the air
service stationed at Kelly field, near
San Anonio. His machine fell 1873
feet and Gerdner was severely in
jured about the spine AT present
he is getting along very well and
is in the United States hospital at
San Antonio. He was member or
the class of 1916, State College, and
for three years All Southwestern
Football center.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Webster Swank
have returned from San Antonio,
where they spent the past two weeks
visiting their son, James, who is at
IenulnS tne ISdCuCh AhAiiet'i "~"N
envy.
Al Stevens had the misfortune,
while working at one of the power
saws of the Bascom- French Co, of
losing half of the index and second
fingers on his left hand.
Mrs. Frank w. Parker Is here
from Santa Fe, the house guest OF
Mrs. Frank French.
Martin Dow and daughter, Miss
May, have returned to Albuquerque
after being the guests of Mrs. j. h.
Haines for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Wade, Jr., and
children, spent the first part OF the
week here visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. C. Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Mcdonald or
Batesville, Ark, are the guests OF
their daughter, Mrs. Frank Hawley.
Rev. T. f. Harvey, pastor of the
First Baptist church, Albuquerque,
held service in the Baptist church
here Sunday morning.
b. c. Murray and daughter, MISS
Dulce, of Denison, Texas, VISITED
here the past week.
DR.. and Mrs. j. n. Minetree were
hosts at prettily appointed dinner
party Sunday noon, given at their
home in Hinton Heights, Covers
were laid for Rev. I. f. Harvey of
Albuquerque; Mrs. James Queens
berry Mrs VIII Mundy, B. B. Scog-
gins and Miss Florence Queensberry::
Prof and Mrs. Clay Walden OF
Mesilla Park, were in town on sat
urday, the guests of friends.
many friends was the marriage OF
Coming as a surprise to their
Miss Winifred Taylor, saleslady for
the Boston store, and NJ. G. Saxon,
also an employee of the same store
Monday evening, at the court house
by Judge Cruz Garcia. Miss villa
TAYLOR, sister of the bride, and VIII
Sullivan, were the only attendants,
The Junior Eleven enjoyed party
al the Katherine Raymond commu-
nifty home Friday evening. Only
two of the fifty members OF the
class were unable to attend. Mrs.
Dallas Reeves and Miss FANNIE
French were also in attendance.
Games and music were INDUCED IN
during the evening and refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Freeman ana
children of La Mesa, spent several
days here the past week visiting
relatives
Miss Pearl Price, stenographer Tor
Sutherland and Holt, is spending her
vacation in Deming
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs Frank
Islas delightfully."- entertained the
members of the Sew and So CLUB,
and a large number of guests. The
reception and dining rooms were
beautifully decorated with quantities
of roses and foliage. reading, by
Mrs. r. A. Thompson, and vocal
solos, by Miss Christine Islas, were
greatly enjoyed by all present Among
those present were: Mesdames Mar
tin Smith, John Mcclure, VIII Nun
DIV. w. S. Gillian, j. D. Walker, >.
s. Hookland. Thomas Graham Dave
Morgan, Marie Forester, II. Kelly,
l., A. Cardwell. Frank Goodin, Bliss
Freeman, George Spears, Dan Will
lianls, J. Isaacks, II. Yeo, l.. Hines,
Ralph French, Fl. b, Bundy and
others. Mrs. Islas was assisted in
serving by Mrs. Bliss freeman and
Miss Christine Islas. Delightful re-
freshments of salad, cake and coffee
was served The next meeting OF
the club will be Tuesday afternoon
Octiber 81, with Mrs, w. S. Mcclure.
Street paving is now in progress
here and about half of Main street
is torn up.
The PRESBYTERIAN Ladies Aid met
Thursday afternoon, and after
brief business meeting, presided over
by the president, Mrs. Herbert fso,
a social hour was spent.
At a meeting of the Joe Queens
berry chapter of the American Le-
gion held in the armory Tuesday
evening, it was decided to give
masquerade ball on Halloween
night. ,
Mr.. and Mrs Rex Gillian visited
at the home of his parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. S. Gillian several days DE
was in France two years and stopped
here en- route to San Francisco to be
discharged.
One of the most delightful affairs
of the season, was the reception CIV
en- at State College. to the student
body, by the faculty Mrs. A. ID.
Grille, wife of the president OF the
college, stood at the head of the
receiving line in which were all the
members of the faculty and their
wives. DR.. A. D. Grille gave snort
address followed by reading from
Mrs. Thompson. Miss Aida OHara
delighted the audience with one OF
her popular songs, accompanied by
Miss Aileen Smith at the piano |
Many students and instructors We're
in attendance. Refreshments or ice
cream and waters We're served.
The college chapter of the Wom- |
ans Federated clubs met at Nc
Fie hall Friday afternoon, presided
over by Mrs Winningham. Mrs
Henry Bowman and Miss Morton |
were appointed representatives TO |
the county delegation which VIII
meet in Las Cruces A vocal solo, |