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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-02
Belen

Mesdames De1gado and Wetmore
and daughters We're Albuquerque Wis
Hors on Saturday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, s. n. Keith of Bay
| ,leld, Colo, have returned to their
nome after visit with their daugh-
| ter, Mrs. c, p. Jones' and family.
Rev. Sichler Of San Diego, Calf,
Is visiting relatives and old friends in
Belen and Los Lunas.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Goodloe and
| son OF Tucumcau. n. NJ. have been
lhe guests of the Dismukes and
Schaeles this week.
waite Keeney and brother have re-
turned from their hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Walton and
daughter were in Belen, Wednesday,
on their way to their home in Clovis,
after a vacation spent at Hot Springs,
New Mexico.
Mrs. c. p. Riley has been called to
san Marcial, owing to the serious ILL
ness OF her mother. Mrs. Cooley.
Miss Jessie Mallow has returned to
her home in Belen after several weeks
in Roswell.
John Conway of Santa Fe, assistant
state superintendent of schools, was in |
Belen on Friday to make an address
TO the Parent-Teachers' association |
which met at the public school build
ing.
AT a special meeting of the execu-
i've committee of the local Red Cross !
held on Monday night, Rev. Ketchum
was elected secretary of the home |
service department to succeed Miss
thurman, who resigned
At the annual meeting of the RedI
CROSS on Wednesday night the execu-
tive committee was reelected,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jose Chavez left on
Saturday for their home in New York
The ladies of the Methodist church
VIII give a chicken supper on We'd
nesday evening. Nov. 5, at the church
hall, beginning at o'clock
The Misses Lucie Becker Metzie
and Louise Fell were Joint
hostesses on Monday night at a jolly
party given at Miss Becker's home. in
honor of Miss Esther Lindberg's
birthday. There were eight guests
ana the rooms and tables We're pref
liy decorated with autumn leaves
and Halloween decorations.
Mrs, John Becker, Jr.. and Miss
Lucie Becker entertained on Tuesday
night at the home of the former at a
duck dinner. The guests were Mr..
md Mrs. II. f. Davis of Los Lunas,
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Misses Mckinley in Mountainair sew
eral days this week.
MISS Gertrude Dodds has returned
from Corpus Christi, Tex, and was
| visiting friends in town Saturday.
ne inst football game of the sea-
son was played last Friday between
Two teams picked from the high
| school students. the Panthers and the
Al-stars. The game was won by the
former team the score being 10 to g.
Inc boys are very enthusiastic and
some close games are predicted for
the future.
A. J. Green returned from Missouri
Sunday.
Mounted Policemen Rafael Lucero
ana {. y. Van Houten were in town
Wednesday.
Deputy County Treasurer Ralph
Robertson has resumed his duties
after weeks vacation spent IN the
Manzano mountains.
Mrs. j. M. Cady was taken to Albu
QuerHue Tuesday to submit to an op-
Grafton.
George w. Pone came in Wednes-
day from the Gallena mountains
where he has been on a trapping trip
for the government.
a Parent-Teachers association
was organized at the Estancia school
Tuesday. The following officers were
elected President, Mrs. Ralph |
Coombs; first vice president, Supt. |
Ben g Wills; second vice president |
Mrs G. H. Jameson; secretary, Miss |
Wilma Lowe; treasurer. Mrs II. C. |
Williams; chairman membership |
Mrs. A. j. Green; chair
man of social committee. Harold
Trentman; chairman of program com
mlttee, Mrs. Neal Jensen. Regular
meetings will be held on the third
Wednesday of each month. Much in
-erest was shown by those present and
benefit is expected for
ne welfare and progress of the
'chool children from the organization.
Mr., and Mrs. John Shirley enter
aimed a number of their friends at
heir ranch east Of town Thursday
hght with a Halloween party.
The junior and senior high school
'lasses gave ghost and goblin party
It the public library Halloween night.
f. G. Kessinger of Greenwich
sans is here looking after his prop
rty.
County Clerk Julian Salas has gone
o his ranch at Encino for a few DAYS.
,
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EStancia

w. E. Sanders is selling off his
personal property and will move his
FAMILY to oklahoma. Mr.. Sanders
has been one of our most successful
farmers, but is leaving the valley on
account of his family's health
Howard Wells of FL Paso came UP
Thursday to see about the crop on
his ranch southwest of town, and re-
turned Friday.
A joint meeting of the village coun-
Gil and the Estancia Chamber of Com
merce was held at the office of Ira
l.. Lawdick Friday night in the in
terest of better roads. The meeting
was well attended and it is hoped that
the ten miles Of road east on the
highway to Encino will be much i'm
proved before winter
Sheriff Alexandra Baea returned
from Duran Tuesday.
Assistant District ATTORNEY Fl. l..
Hit and II. T. Nutter of Willard were
transacting business in the county
seat Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gillivray of
Lucy We're here Saturday.
w. 7. Savage was in town Satur-
day, returning to his ranch northeast
OF Moriarty Sunday.
Miss Katherine Garvin visited the
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and Messrs. Fischer. Hine and Fiels-
itch.
The intermediate class of the
Methodist Sunday school had a de-
lightful Halloween party at the social
nan on Thursday evening.
On Friday evening the young peo-
pie of Miss Uptegrove's class in the
same Sunday school were entertained
al the home of Miss Lois Simons. The
games and decorations We're in honor
of All Saints eve.
Mrs r. b. Ernest was hostess to the
Friday Card club this week
Mrs. John Becker, Jr.. entertained
the intermediate class of the Lutb-
eran Sunday school at her home on
Thursday night with taffy pun and
Hallowe' eli party. The Misses Ender-
stein and Thursman assisted the
hostess.
Walter Ridner and family are again
residents of Belen. They arrived This
week and Mr.. Ridner has accepted q
position with the Santa Fe.
The Halloween dance on FRIDAY
night was well attended.
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Artesia

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gamble of
Canyon, Texas, are visiting Mrs. Gam
ble,s parents. DR.. and Mrs. C. w.
Williams.
Mrs. 10 Jacobson and children came
down from Roswell the first of the
week TO renew acquaintance
Rex. Wheatley and V. L. Gates
have returned from a second hunting
trip to the mountains.
Luther Rideout is visiting his Old
home in Arkansas
j. r. Blair, of Columbus, N. NJ. is
here.
Guy Nickson. the proprietor of the
Gllkeson hotel at Roswell, was in
town with his family last Saturday.
Dr. ]. M. Devereux. of st. Louis
spent several days in town the first of
the week.
j. H. Everest. of Oklahoma, has
been IN town few days.
Verne Lincoln. OF Lake Arthur. was
IN town to witness the Artesia- Carls
bad ball game.
Lieut.. Frank Newkirk, the whilom
editor of the Pecos Valley News. is
now on the staff of one of the Seattle
dailies.
A water proof coating for aero
plane propellers, which incorporate
thin aluminium leaf in the finish. has
been developed.
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Admiral Gustav Kaemerling, will
accompany Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j.
Johnson to New Mexico, from Mas
sachusetts, arriving shortly. He will
stay at the Alvarado and be shown
the beauties of the state by Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson, who are frequent Wis
itors to their daughters, Mrs. r. e.
Dietz and Mrs. II. b. Jamison.
o
Mrs. Harry owen has been the
guest Of Mrs. c. II. Conner, leaving
for her home in Los Lunas Thursday
night She came up to attend the
dance on Tuesday, of which Mrs.
Conner kas one Of the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Helmick have
moved from the Alvarado to the
Washington apartments.
Mr.. Connie Hilton came up from
Socorro to attend the Country club
dance on Thursday night.
Mrs, r. A. Calhoun is visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. b. Herndon, en- route
from California to Texas.
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SMALL SOCIETY.
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Halloween is past now,
And winters tumbling in.
Riddles wear their wool things,
And bundle to the chin
Jack Frost will bite your nose.
And paint the window glass
He makes it snappy for
Every lad and lass.
But Jackie is a pal.
A secret I will tell
If you will fight him back.
He keeps you strong and well.
Dear Small Society:
Miss Mary Elizabeth French on
North Twelfth street, had the dear
est Halloween party for twenty lit
tie girls, beginning at half past five
on Friday. You know all of The
things you play on Halloween. Well,
they played those, and the incest
thlng was to be told stories. TO,
by Miss La Rue, who helped Nary
~ lzabeth's mother Mrs. G.. y
french, make everyone have a love
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Winslow

| one OF the most beautiful parties
~ me season was that given Satur-
10y AFTERNOON at the home of Misses
1ouIne ana Ella Dadey at their home
| on warren avenue, in honor of Miss
Leora Daze, The living room which
held numerous boquets of yellow
chrysanthemums, was the room, of
the afternoon entertainment cards
AS the afternoon was drawing to a
elose, the guests were invited into the
'front.' room, which had been closed
throughout the afternoon. When fine
ioIdlhg doors were opened a gorgeous
~ decorated table was revealed. The
Ilidhueller was covered with autumn
iedNes, and at the bottom hung an
immense heart, with red ribbons lead
ing 10 each plate and a small kewpie
standing guard. Miss Louis Dadev
asked MISS Daze to pull the red rib
pon IN front of her plate. She did so
ana was showered with hearts of aII
sizes, as a large heart arranged for
mat purpose hung over her head |
Inc other guests then pulled ribbons |
each drawing prize containing the /
picture of Miss Daze and also one of |
ME- Clarence Durham, of Flagstaff
announcing their wedding for Novem.
DER IL, ana at the end of the heart |
hung small bell which rang out the Il
secret, The soft glow which was
thrown over the table from the hear.
at the chandelier cast a wonderfll
retiectlon on the decorated table. with
an immense center piece of American Il
beauty roses and autumn leaves
baYors were hearts with a bride upon i
mem and filled with candy. A de-
lclous dinner was served and during
which guest prize was given to Miss
,aze and also prize to Mrs. Bert
savage and Miss Nan Long, who were
ne lucky ones at cards.
Those present at this most eniov-
Die junction We're: Misses Loora
oaze' Mae Proctor, Irene Whetstone
'teila Briggs, Ruby Cassin, Teresa
lonroe, Agnes and Ellen Ward, Hazel
iartz, Pauline Woods and Anna
ireen, of Holbrook; Nan Long,
iladys Gibson, Mesdames G. c. Ba-
ell, Brayman, George Sughue, Saw
ge, Skeen, Robinson. Pierce, and
lisses Louise, Ella and Mary Dadey.
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Miss Rose Tomei and Miss Lillian Mo
relh Those present We're: Maud
Michael, Lena DalZadelli. Helen Pro
kasch, Catherine Dineln. Olga Dinelli.
Gertrude Holt. Renetta MoreIli Olym-
pia Tomei. Irene MorelH, Elfza5ern
Zeigler, Irene Dinelli, Adele Morelli
and Majorie Garcia. The guests We're
Arthur lie Tourneau. Nello Matteucci
Philip Michael. John Dalzadelli. Eu
gene TomeL Jack Mcfarland, Walter
Bellman, Mario Franchini, Dante Di
NELL, Albert Nattah and Frank On
nelli.
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Back Hurt?

When the kidneys do not properly do
their work or purify the blood stream,
waste products and poisonous acids re-
main in the system and -ause backache,
rheumatic pains, lumbago, sore mus
cles, swollen joints, stiffness, lame
back and similar symptoms.
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E0leyNdlney Pills

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j. George Hudsins, BENNINGTON. VT n,r;t.s.
Last fall | was attacked with lumbaao and
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across my back and at times could not dress or
undress myself. was advised to lake Foley
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o o 9 9 9 . o Q Q o o Q o Q o Q Q
The Womans club will have their
! second luncheon next Friday. Mem
/ bers desiring to attend should phone
| Mrs. S. B. Miller. Mrs. John w Will
son will be POSTMASTER.
o
The Tuesday club will meet this
week with Mrs c. r. French, contin-
uing the study of South America. and
current event discussions.
O.
The Ten Dons dined on Tuesday
night with Judge Hickey. this being
the first regular meeting of the year.
Mr.. StrOup had the paper. the subject
of which is very timely, namely: In
fluence to Be Expected From Woman
suffrage" Mr.. Stroup's prophecy is
that the women will in a few years
accomplish their program for legis-
latiVe betterment, along the lines in
which they are interested-child wei
rare and labor laws and so forth. He
believes that there will be few execu-
1--WE women officers, but a large num-
Der OF administrative. In the legisla- |
ture, women of experience QUALIFYING
them as superior, will be preferable to |
the merely average man. He thinks |
that the influence in the political bal I
ance viii be negligible, and the result |
10 be looked for is more, Well ideal |
istic legislation.
O.
The next meeting of the Fortnightlv |
Music club will be on November 4 at |
the home of Mrs. Nordhaus. The |
program will be as follows: Piano |
solo, THE Fourth Mazurka" God |
dard), Mrs. Thomas Hughes; vocal |
duet The Passage Birds FareweH'
(Hildach), Mrs. J.. B. Lackey and Mr. |
A. o. Kuhn; violin solo, Ca) "A Rus. |
sian Folk Song (Lelken), (b) Song |
Of Love" (Taylor), Mrs Lethe sue |
Moore: vocal solo. (a) Land of Hope |
and Glory (Elgar), CD "A Little |
Twilight Song (Clarke), Mr.. Alfred .
O. Kuhn; piano solo. Ca) I'm Au- !
tumn' (Franz), (b) Source Dams lie |
Desert tHorton). Mrs. D. w. Faw.
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COLUMBINE'S CALDRON
Continued from Page TwoJ

Halloween effects The witches de-
would have suited even Shakespeare
A program Of about twenty number
occupied the entire evening. Tn,
Nictrola told a ghost story while tn,
lights We're low, and then the bounti
Iul feast was enjoyed by all, provided
by Miss HERNIA French. Irene Chap.
man, Ethel Roberts and Winifret
Turner.
A Halloween dinner party gathered
at the Alyarado on Friday night, the
merry company consisting of Or. and
Mrs NJ. X. Wylder. Mr. and Mrs.
Herndon. and their guest Mrs. CAL
houn, Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Edgar. Mr..
and Mrs. Duerr, Captaia Purviance.
and Mr.. J. Z. Smithers.
McDONALD-MARTINEZ.
In the church of BernanHo on
Monday at o'clock, Miss Grace Mar
tineZ became the wife of Lawrence b
Mcdonald. The couple was attended
by Mr.. Isaac Gonzales After a din
ner, served at the home Of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs Mcdonald left for FL
Paso, where they will reside.
o
St Johns choir has now a junior
choir OF sixteen pieces under the df-
rectiOn of Miss Holmqust, assited bv
Miss Vera Herbie. Mrs. Katherine
Grimmer Bailey sings with the choir.
and will sing a solo today, THE Lord
Is MY Sheperd," by Vandewater. This
choir sings at vespers at 4:30.
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MRS. ". VI. COMBS RECITAL.
A very unique recital was given by
2 he. D..
in Fletcher music method of Mrs. w |
NJ. Combs. 1t was a Halloween re- |
cital Each performer was costumed |
appropriately, and phantom process
SIGNALS witches dances and grotesque
hob-goblip melodies We're arranged
and given as piano solos, duets and
trios. A profus!On of autumn leaves.
cornstalks, hangings, JaCk-o-lanterns
and dark red lights made a most be-
Witching setting. The performance
was great musical success and un-
usually original, The program. of
orange color with a witch riding
across the top, proclaimed the follow
ing numbers. The call of the Hob
COLLINS and Fast Shut the Door. bv
Watson, Frances Schneider. Fern
Houp, Cormela ComIs, The Sailors
Ghost story, by B.lbro, Adela Sanchez:
ilpH-2 ~ Atit 1AlkiC, T. y AitIk, Etnei1
Backal Helen Rosenbach: The Haun-
ted Forest, by Brounoff, Helen
Houp; O, Run! Safe and Happy. by
Watson, Fern Houp. Frances Schnei-
Ger Corme'la Combs; Ghosts in the
Fireplace, bg Eohr, Virginia Dillon.
Helen Houp; Phantoms- Danse Gro
.esque, by Metcalf, Edith Moose;
Ghosts, by Schytte. Helen Schneider
Witches Dance, By Coacone. Helen
Ioup.
A very delightful Halloween dance
vas given last night at the Womans
Tub by the c. II. A. club The ball
vas prettily trimmed with witches,
ats, pumpkins and lanterns. A box
# candy was given by Mr.. Ernest
Addimando to the best dancers. who
proved to be Irene DinelIi and Olga
)inelli. But the best things were the
which were p served
the evening. so states the
hub. Mrs. John MorelH acted as
haperone. Music was furnished by
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p. s.
Jack OLantern just whispered
that he saw some really truly ghosts
and witches on Halloween at the
party given at the home of Mrs. c.
f. Easley on West Roma The little
hostesses were her granddaughtars,
Jessie and Jean McGillivry and, their
friend, Margaret George Besides the
ghosts and witches who took part in
the fun and enjoyed the delicious re-
freshments, there were the Angel of
Peace, the Queen of Autumn,
Hawaiian dancer a monkey trainer
from the African jungle, and others
whom Jack couldn't name. When n
curious old owl cried, 'Who-o o ?" a
black cat told who all the
jpirits were, so here are the names:
Iorine LEICESTER, and Laverne Hart,
Ida and Masjorie McGillivry Cath
inc Nunlist, Irma Kleinworth, ELAN
Moss, Vernon, Lillian and Wilmer
Iasley and Angus McGilvry Cbut it
ook that old cat a long time to
'uess that the comical African mon
ey trainer was Angus.)
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ABuquerque M0rnng journal, SUNDAY. November 1a1a

ly time. Maybe, too. the nice witch
on a broomstick rode over the house
and made everything SO pretty, and
things so good to eat.
%
And Miss Dorcas Mary Johnson,
and Miss Edna May McLaurin, on
Luna boulevard, got all their little
friends in the neighborhood, and had
a rolliCking Halloween time al Edna
Mays house. That was in the even
ing, but of course not for very late.
So you see. this was just a SPLEEN
did week for fun.
Yours forever
COLUMBINE.
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St Johns choir has now junior
choir Of sixteen pieces under the di-
rection of Miss Holmquist, assited by
Miss Vera Herhie Mrs. Katherine
Grimmer Bailey sings with the choir.
and will sing a solo today, THE Lord
Is MY Sheperd," by Vandewater. This
choir sings at vespers at 4:3O.
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McDONALn.NLARTINEz-

In the church of Bernallo. on
Monday AT ? o'clock, Miss Grace Mar
tinez became the wife of Lawrence b.
Mcdonald The couple was attended
by Mr.. Isaac Gonzales After a din
ner served at the home of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcdonald left for FL
Paso, where they will reside.
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A Halloween dinner party gathered
at the Alvarado on Friday night. the
merry company consisting of Or. and
Mrs. NJ. X. Wylder Mr.. and Mrs.
Herndon and their guest, Mrs. Call
houn; Mr.. and Mrs Z. r. Edgar. Mr..
and Mrs. Duerr, CAPTAIN Pmviance
and Mr.. J. Z. Smithers.
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ITINERANT ITEMS.

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The Tuesday club will meet this
week with Mrs. c. r. French, contin-
uing the study of South America, and
current event discussions.
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The Woman's club will have their
second luncheon next Friday Mem
oers desiring to attend should phone
mrs. 5; b, Miller, Mrs. John w. Will
son will be toastmaster.
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