Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-04
Magdalena

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Robinson will
move to Albuquerque on Monday.
! Miss Ethel Riley has gone to FL
! Paso TO enter a training school for
nurses.
The annual monthly meeting of
! the Parent-Tcachers association will
! be held at the high school on Friday
| afternoon at $50. On the same af-
| terno0n the high school will have an
! exhibit of the various departments.
! including manual training and do
mestic science. Every parent and
/ teacher are especially urged to be
! present at this meeting, as this is to be
the last meeting of the school year.
| The following program will be rem
dered: Music. Cooks orchestra !;
reading, Nellie Crawford; piano solo,
Gladys Stuppi; reading. Ruth Mac
Dougal; music, Cooks orchestral
paper, Does Magdalena Need a Wo-
mans Club" (subject for discussion) j.,
Mrs Rulian; summary of work ac-
complished by p. T. A, Mrs. Caldwell;
unfinished business; school exhibit;
refreshments served by domestic
science class.
Magdalena crossed bats with So
zorro Sunday afternoon on the Mag
dalena diamond, score IL to in favor
of Magdalena. Next Sunday Magdale-
ma will play with san Marcial on the
latter's diamond.
One of Ap"iPs most brilliant affairs
was the children's party given on
Thursday afternoon from to at
the beautiful home of Attorney and
Mrs. Nichols in honor of the ninth
birthday anniversary of their daughter
Catharine. The bevy of little girls
arrived at the appointed hour and
were received in the parlor by little
Miss Catharine After happy greet
ings were said and presents (Which
were many and beautifully We're dis
played, it was time for the frolic and
FUN to begin. After various childish
games were INDUCED in. including the
pining on the rabbits tail, the children
were quieted and listened to several
musical selections rendered on the
piano by Miss Leona Beal At S
o'clock Mrs. Nichols announced re-
freshments. The little girls looked
their prettiest, and were seated around
the table and enjoyed a real birthday
supper, including the birthday cake
with nine burning candles, Supper
over the girls were grouped and a
picture taken by Mrs. Nichols. Mrs.
Butler and Mrs. Juan Garcia assited
Mrs. Nichols in entertaining the chill
dren. Six o'clock came all to soon
for the little merry-makers. Those
present were Robin Woolgar, Beryl
Garcia, Francis Argat, Leona Beal,
Marjorie Mayo, Lillian Dewolf, Lucille
Lopez, Mildred Mayo. Rosalee Moore,
Helen Butler. Lillian MunToe, Rosara
Garcia and Royden Buffer.
Miss Derry Funke, who is attending
business college in Albuquerque, is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Funke.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Medley Ell
tertained the following guests at sup
per at their ranch north of town on
Friday evening: Rev. and Mrs. Cald-
well, Mr.. and Mrs. f. McDougall, the
Misses Bertha Speck, Retta Caldwell, |
Ruth MacDougall and James Nc
Laren and Dale Eyer.
The many friends of Miss Julia
Brown will be panied to hear of her
death, which occurred at Washing
ton, d, G. Miss Brown was formerly
resident of Magdaena and had been
in the government employ since the
out break of the war.
Fred Nichols is in Clifton, Ariz., on
a business trip.
Miss Leona Beal of Socorro spent
the weekend in Magdalena.
Mrs. X, Atkins and daughter Alice