Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20
Las Cruces

pit in the Methodist church here sun
| day
| Edmondson b. Link. a former resi-
ldent of this place, but now residing in
I'll Paso, spent the weekend here with
relatives
| Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert Bowen
left the past week for Rochelle, n. Y,
where they will make their home
Lieutenant Bowen was stationed at
state college the past eighteen months
| in charge of a company of radio men.
His place will be filled by Lieutenant
| Rawley of Philadelphia.
! Mrs. l.. Hines and daughter, Miss
| Gladys, and Mrs. c. L. Locke were
hioint hostesses at the country resi-
denCe of Mrs. Hines Saturday after
moon, to prenuptial shower for Miss
Gertrude Turney, whose marriage to
Tom Tune, of MaXville, kans., took
iplace Sunday. For this occasion the
Hines home was beautiful in its dec
orations of spring blossoms, pink and
white being the predominatiug colors
IA musical program was enjoyed and
the bride-to-be was showered with.
many useful and handsome gifts. The
guests ineluded Mrs. c. T. Turney,
IAlrs. II, ii. Buvens, Mrs. James
lQueensberry, Mrs. j. w. Rigney, Mrs.
Hunter Lewis, Mrs. c, Il, Locke, Mrs.
lG. l.. Coates, Mrs. Marion Longbot-
tom. Mrs. S. S. Hookland, Mrs Dick
Queensberry and Misses Gertrude,
Marguerite, Avia, Greta and Elizabeth
ITurney, Nellie Perry, Dorothy Locke,
Margarete Buvens, Aileen Smith, Mary
IIIirwin, Joyce Rhea, Dorothy Robbins,
Rachel Parker, Ruth Boan Era Rent
frow and others. Delicious refresh
Iments of ice cream and cake was
ie no oil
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs c. 4. Tur-
Iney and was reared near Mesilla Park.
The groom is enc of the men who
received his training at the first train
ling camp at state college last July.
Mrs, Laura Dewey Ross, state home
demonstration leader for New Mexico
has resigned her position with the eX
tension department at state college
and gone to join hen husband in New
York who has just returned from over
; seas. Her successor has not been
: named.
T Mrs. James Niblack with her little
daughter, Hazel, has been here the
past week visiting at the home Of Mr..
J and Mrs. S. Il. Walker.
Mrs. Ben Cooley, is here from
Kansas and is the house guest of Mrs.
Ia. c. Machen.
Rev. Duncan Matheson and wife,
who are leaving this week for their
old home in South Dakota. We're tend
cred a farewell reception by the ladies'
of the Presbyterian church at Mesilla
Park, on Saturday evening. Rev.
Matheson's place will be filled by Rev.
$ Ira. d. McClymond of Slippery Rock,
Pa, who has already arrived to take
= up his new work
Mrs. Jennie Longbottom has ne
l turned from an extended visit with
= her daughter, Mrs. Lowell Locke, at
= Alvin, Tex, and is with her son, John
e Longbottom and family,
Capt. George d. Carter, has re-
I turned from overseas service with the
medical corps of the army, and with
| his family will locate at Mesilla
Z Park.
!, A happy outing on Friday evening
i was the "wiene" roast given by the
S high school students, at the diversion
dam, near Mesilla. Mrs Henry Stoes
was the chaperone for this delightful
g affair. Those attending were Misses
I Georgette Talbot, Abbe Isles, Eliza
: beth Mcclure, Gladys Scott, Eimel
e Bowman, Francis Bradford, Clara
4 Shaw and others.
First Lieutenant CrA. Broaddus ha!
u returned from service with the U. >
army in France, and has arrived IL
Las Cruces and will become a part.
n ner of DR.. Troy Sexton, Lieutenant
Broaddus has been practicing in Utah
the past ten years. His mother, Mrs
H. A. Broaddus, resides here.
The Saturday Afternoon club was
3 delightfully."- entertained Saturday by
g Mrs Troy Sexton at her home in ives
t Las Cruces. Among those attending
I were Mesdames: Oscar Snow, Franl
: French, c. r. Gerber William suth.
D erland, Mrs. V. b. May, Mrs. j.. =
[ Day, Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Morgan
= 'Llewellyn. Delightful refreshments
4 were served.
s The monthly meeting of the Won
G ans Improvement association was helt
\ Monday afternoon, at the home of th'
president Mrs. Kate Raymond, a
which time preparations were mad
: for the opening of the swimming pool
The bath house and SWIMMING poo
\ will be open to the pubic in a lev
days, under the AUSPICES of the w. ]
A. Tickets are now being printed arc
Twill be on sale within the next week
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Patton of Fair
point, Ohio, and Mrs, G w. Moss, o
Wheaton, H., visited Elephant Butt
and Hot Springs Tuesday. They re
turned to Engle in the evening wher'
they spent the night where Mr. ant
Mrs. Patton took the train for Oregon
/ via California and the Grand Canyon
IIThey had spent the past few month
here the guests of their daughters
| Mesdames Yeo and Cavitt. Mrs. Mos
is visiting her sister in law, Mrs. j. n
/ French. ....
Oliver, son of Mrs Margarett
Summerford, has joined the navy ant
will leave for San Diego this week.
Mrs. Emmett Isaacks and daughter
Ethel have returned to their home II
| 1.-THE Organ mountains after spending
several weeks here the guests of Mr.
Hand Mrs. II. V. Bundy.
Miss Carmen Gillian, who is teach
ing in Eel Paso, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S
/ Gillian.
Attorney w. r. Reber and famil!
l will go to Columbus within few day
| where they will make their home.
Mrs Vincent b. May has been ap
/ pointed chairman of the Women
| Victory Loan committee. The coun
ties will be handled by precincts ant
Mrs. May will appoint chairmen in al
of them.
Kenneth Stewart, son of Mr. ant
Mrs. w. j. Stewart, returned Wednes
day from France.
The last meeting of the Wednasda,
] club for this season was held on Wed
| nesday afternoon by Mrs. c. T. Sands
at her home on the Alameda. Mrs
Duncan Matheson gave paper OF
l THE Influence of War on Religion,
| which was greatly enjoyed by all pres
emit Light refreshments were served
The meeting of the Parent-teachers
association, held in the school build
j. Inr al