Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-05
Flagstaff, Ariz.

We have in our midst bran new
year. Predictions all point to a pros
porous one. Not one but will admit
they want some of that prosperity
headed their way. However it may
be, the future year viii hold no fear
of war or rumors of war.
The work of the Red Cross though
promises to so steadily on. In our
local chapter, plans are already be-
ing made to further the good cause.
Two hundred pairs of pajamas arrived
10 give the workers a little working
time.
New features will surprise members
who have not been in the work rooms
recently. Bulletin boards, boards
proudly displaying a roll of honor and
several innovations. The entire work
promises to be renewed with zeal and
enthusiasm.
A social whirl is the result of Holt
day guests in the little city. Last
week the days were filled with din
ners and luncheons. while the ad-
vent of the new year. brought forth
many watch parties Conspicuous
among the affairs was a delightful Sc
ries given by Mrs. Afford Sanford,
Last Wednesdays dinner guests in
cluded Mr., and Mrs. John Lind, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Frior and Miss Murray.
On the following Friday the very at
tractive dinner cards marked places for
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Pollock, Mr.. and
Mrs, T. ], Riordon. Mr.. and Mrs, John
Nerkamp, Mr.. and Mrs. l. b. Koch,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c, Dolan. Cards were
later played. On Tuesday afternoon
from 2:30 to 6, Mrs Sanford was
again hostess at an informal. but
nevertheless, delightful party COM
plimenting Mrs. w. f. Griffin, who is
in Flagstaff for several weeks. Auc-
ton bridge formed the pastime for
several hours, but this did not pre-
vent a social time during the serving
of refreshments.
The players included Mrs w. f.
Griffin, Mrs. p. J. Moran, Mrs. Gusl
Jake, Mrs. John Hennessy, Mrs. Ed
ward NJ. Doe. Mrs. John Francis, Mrs
Harlon Yeager. Mrs. William Rabbit
Mrs. Katherine Mcmillan, Mrs. George
Fleming and Mrs. Frank Noble and
Miss Margaret Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. c. 3. Wilson enter
tanned the Five Hundred club last
Tuesday evening. The usual games
were enjoyed until the refreshments
broke the company up into delightful
social groups-and then came the sig
nails announcing the New Year.
The company We're profuse in their
generous welcome and will be glad to
meet again soon to show their glad
ness for what the year may bring, |
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Asselin, Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Brown, !
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Albers, Mr.. and
Mrs Francis Cradle Mr.. and Mrs. ]. !
ID. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Hash, Mr.. and Mrs, c. 2, Hesser, !
DR.. and Mrs. Martin Frounske, DIR.
and Mrs. p. Paul linn, Mr. and Mrs.
Baxter Grandson. Mrs. G. F. Naming, |
DR.. Tom Naming. Miss Louise Green |
law, Miss Katherine Watkins Mr.. |
Mrs Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jolly, Mr. |
and Mrs Charles Isham and Lieuten-
ant James Buckley and Mrs. William
L. Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Harvey have
had two quite delightful dinners
within the past week. on Wednes |
day their guests included DR.. and /
Mrs. 0. S. Baum, MI and Mrs. Tom
l.. Rees and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman |
Ehlers,
On Saturday at o'clock, covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs John Yer |
kamp Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Yeager |
and Mr. and Mrs Afford Sanford.
The Misses Marie and jeanette Gar
rett entertained with a watch party |
on Tuesday night. Their guests in
Guiding Mrs. Dayton Draine, Miss
Louise Greenlaw, the Misses Garrett,
Elizabeth Hennessy and the Messrs. |
Hilon, Weber. Hennessy and Ste
phens.
Mrs. John Lind and Miss Margaret
Murray had little gathering of young
people last Friday evening. Their
guests were Mrs, w. F. Griffin, Mrs.
George Fleming, the Misses Minnie
and Louise Rickel, Mary Francis and
the Misses Jeonette and Marie Gar
rett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Berg were hosts
on Tuesday evening to a delightful lit
tie card party. their guests numbering
nine: Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kahl. Mr..
and Mrs T. j. Schmidt. Mr., and Mrs.
Joe Tissow, Mrs. Gene Campbell.
Cards and a dainty lunch held their
attention until they stopped to give
1919, royal welcome.
DR. Tom Manning is home from
Camp Crane. Pa, looking fine and
fit.
Lon Charlebois, recently elected
member of the Coconino county board
of supervisors, arrived this week from
the southern part of the state.
New county officials will take their
offices next Monday morning, January
G. Exceptions to this ruling will be
that of superior judge and clerk of
the superior court. who will take their
places on Tuesday the seventh.
The normal school will reopen for
the next semester on January 6, with
an enrolment of some three hundred
students. The school is looking for
ward to a splendid term for the re-
naming school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, w. Perkins, to-
gether with her two daughters, Mrs.
Robert Hill of Albuquerque, and Mrs.
G. A. Pearson Of Fort Valley, left
afternoon for California,
where the remainder of the winter
vii be spent.
Mrs. William Marlar and little
laughter, left for the coast last Thurs
day afternoon. where they will visit
Mrs. Marlar's mother until spring.
G. C, Hutson left Tuesday evening
for several weeks vacation in Phoenix,
Mrs. Hutson and the baby having re-
manned there since Christmas.
Luther Johnson, former resident of
spent the Christmas Holt
days here, returning last Monday
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