Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-11

Park. Interment was made in the
! Masonic cemetery. Mr. MCGOWAN was
about rs years old. Besides his wife
he is survived by two children, Mrs.
Allen Graham, of Ell Paso, and one
son, Henry MCGOWAN
Lieut., Jesse Isaacks and Lieut.. Ed
win Holt returned TO their homes here
this week after several months alb
sence overseas.
The Sew and So club will be enter
! tanned Tuesday afternoon, at the home
| of Mrs. S. S. Hookland, near Ies!,la.
Mrs Frank Goodin returned this
week from Roswell, where she spent
the past ten days visiting friends.
! The remains of Mrs. John Birdweu,
| who died at her home in Stafford,
Ariz., Monday, arrived here Tuesday
and was inferred in the Las Cruces
cemetery. Mrs. Birdwell was raised
here and left for Arizona only a few
| months ago. Besides her parents She
is survived by her husband and three
small children.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Saunders re-
turned from California Sunday after
an absence of two weeks spent on the
coast.
Mrs. Van Week and daughter. Miss
Gretchen, have taken the Ellison bun
galow, on the Alameda, for the sum
mer.
A silver tea was given Saturday
afternoon by the Presbyterian ladies
at the home of Mrs. s p. Stewart,
near Mesilla Park. A neat sum was
realized.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Sperry of Berino.
We're visitors in town Wednesday
Mrs. b. +. Lane has been qquite
i'll ut her hnT1p On Miro 1, ovnp1ta
this week
Several automobile loads of Las
Cruces people motored to El Paso
Tuesday to witness the airplane circus
Among them We're Mesdames l.. r.
Broaddus, Q. q, Snow. c. w. Gerber.
Frank Merrill. V. 3. May and Jacob
Sweet.
DR.. B. f. Lane and daughter, Mrs.
Hal Cox and son, Lieut.. Uli Lane, Wis.,
tied friends at Vinton this week.
The entertainment given in the
armory Friday evening, under the
leadership of Mrs. Frank Merrill, net
ted 5000, half of which will go to the
French orphans and the other half to
the Methodist ladies, who served sup
per in connection with the entertain
ment.
The swimming pool. built by Mrs |
Kate Raymond, at the end of last |
summer, is now open to the public, |
season tickets are on sale at the |
Bascom French company and at e. !
t. Johns newspaper stand
Miss irene Satterly of Detroit,
Mich, is here the guest of Mrs. Rob-
ert Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. HARDWOOD have
returned from Albuquerque where
they spent several weeks.
t1G !
5essful in securing Hon. O. II. Lar
razolo to make the high school COM
mencement address on Friday night,
May 16.
Mr. and Mrs W. J. Kyle We're the
charming hosts at a prettily arranged
dinner party Tuesday evening at
heir country home, on the Picacho
ranch, in honor of Mrs. Eye Wise,
who is here from Chicago visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. +. Kitter-
nan. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Newberry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel Gomez, MIR. and Mrs. f. +.
Mr., Charles Written, Mr..
md Mrs. w. j. Kyle and son, Clifford.
Mrs. c. C. Cowan and daughter
Alice, spent Thursday here visiting
Mrs. Cowan's mother, Mrs. C. L. La
point
j. c. Mccarthy and David Ames
left Friday night for Ration to repre-
sent Las Cruces council No, 1926,
Knights of Columbus, at their annual
Lieut.. Til Lane, son of DR. and Mrs,
p. e. Lane, returned Monday from
overseas, where he spent several
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Page left
Thursday for their home in Ariz, Mr..
Page has just returned from over
seas,
Miss Mildred Hookland has arrived
from Chicago to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s, s. Hookland. at their
home near Mesilla Park She was
student of state college and
later graduated from the Illinois train
ing school for nurses.
Mrs. Brinkley has arrived from
Florida and is with her son, Rev.
Stanford Brinkley, at the Presbyter-
an manse.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Isaacks have re-
.urned from Ell Paso, where they spent
several DAYS.
Mrs r. Stablein motored to I'll paso
tuesday to meet her husband, Lieut..