The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-11
Socorro Notes

Mrs. Harry Jncohy. who has been
the guest OF hrr sister. Mrs. Maude
Eaton. returned to her home IN III
pnso sunday. Mrs. Jacoby came from
W paso saturday and accompanied
her home. Miss Margaret Eaton went
with them for a visit OF several
weeks.
Mrs. c. G. Cooper and daughter,
Hazel Of AraEon. were here satur-
day N route 20 Sacramento. calitor-
mia. whore they viii spend the winter.
Miss Elizabeth Boachaud OF Magda-
lena. was the Weekend guest Of her
sister. Mrs Maude Eaton.
Mira. Robert Lewis and little son
were weekend guests OF Mr.. Lewis In
Magdalcna.
w, r. Fullerton was here sunday
on his way 10 HIS ranch. Mr.. Fuller
ton had been to Dcmlng, where hs
had gone to recover his ar which
was stolen from in front OF his apart
menis In Albuquerque.
Elfego Baea has returned from .
stay In ~ paso.
II. q. Bursum returned Tuesdnv
from a stay Of several days in Aibu-
quorque.
Judge NJ. c. Mechcm returned
Monday from "A stay at the Otcro
ranch.
James n. Batcheidcr left Tuesday
for a months stay at his old home
In Exeter. New Hampshire. M-.
batcheldcr goes on business In con-
ncctiOn with his fathers estate.
G. I. Brown wen to Santa Fe Mon
day.
James q. Fitch was in Santa Fe
several days OF the week.
&r. and Mrs. J. II. Hesson motorc1
TO Magdalepa and returned Tuesday.
ID. Il. snider was In Albuquerque
Monday.
n. y. McDougail and wife Of Garth
age, were In Town Friday.
Sarah Herrick has gone 20 Albn-
qucrque TO roentor the university.
Mrs. Rose -foewenstcin and daugh-
tiers returned sunday from a stay Of
several DAYS In Albuquerque.
}. u. Evans n Miss Bessie Phil
lips Of Carrizozo. were married Tues
day at the ChumbOn hotel. Rev. W.
A. Erwin onicinted.
Avery Smith left Tuesday for
Denver. where he viii resume his
work with the company with whom
he was associated before the war.
Mrs. T. n. Everheart was hostess
20 the saturday club at a recent
meeting Of this club. It was a de-
9ided 10 limit the refreshments 10
W. things. Any member serving
more TO he fined. Mrs. Evcrheart
served delicious cookies and tea.
Those playing were Mechanics Frank
q. Bartlett, II. O. Bursum. G. g..
Clarke. G. G.. Duncan, william J..
Eaton. T.. II. Sweet, ID. n. Snider.
James L. Chase. T.. II. Wells. Louise
Martin. John W. Terry.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Gordon Lovolace
OF Tyrone. were here Monday on
their way to Santa Fe. They re-
turned Thursday and were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Cook for
the weekend. The Lovclncc's family
resided here and have many warm
friends among Socorro people. Miss
Cora Monett spent several days Of
the week In Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. J. Snyder enter
tnincd with q most delightful dinner
party sunday which. while small, WIS
decidedly congenial.
4 delicious dinner. including fried
chicken and all the other d~clicaciss
for which southern cooks are noted.
WINS served TO the following; Or. and
Mrs. a. \. minskl, Mr.. and Mrs. r..
b. EverhCart, Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder.
Miss Susan Fitch was hostess at a
spanish dinner Tuesday evening, To
a number % the guests who are new
Aitlkhia IN TINS was quite an
innovation. and the cnchiladocs and
tamales were greatly enjoyed.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Blanche
Read, Misses Virginia Smiley. Susan
Fitch. Hannah Fitch; Messrs. Henry
Cook. John McKinnon. Clarence Hof-
fey, sydney Bartlett. Billie Fitch.
Plans are being made by the School
of Mines Athletic association for a
concert 10 be given Friday night for
Tho benefit Of the association.
state Land Commissioner n. \.
Field OF Santa Fe was in town Mon
day.
The School OF Mines football team
will play the university team at Alhu-
quer1ue on the 18th OF this month.
Charles Cooney and family are
here from their ranch home west OF
Magdalona Tor n visit with his moth
or. Mrs. Thomas Cooney.
Decidedly the largest and most
elaborate social AFFAIR that Socorro
I society a been privileged to enjoy
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