Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-06
Las Cruces

Mrs. Lytton Taylor and Miss Lou
Ella Brownlee delightfully."- entertain
ed their Sunday school classes of the
First Presbyterian church, with a
lawn party, at the home of Miss
Brownlee Friday afternoon A large
number of children were in attend
ance and pleasant time spent in
| playing games. Refreshments were
served during the afternoon.
f, r. Korff has arrived here from
| Chicago and accepted the position as
city clerk. succeeding Roy Phelps,
who resigned and with his family has
gone to Ranger,
Mr. and Mrs Richard Queensberry
! of Geanerette, La, have arrived here
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. James Queens
| berry,
Mrs, j. w. MeAntire has returned
to her home in Joplin, Mo, after
| spending the past few months here
with her daughter, Mrs. James Pax
ton. Mrs. McAntire expects to re-
| turn here in the spring to make her
! home.
Henry Stoes and son, Paul, have
returned home from trip to Chicago,
where they visited Mr., Stoes son,
! Phillip.
The Missionary society of the Bap-
| fist church was entertained Thursday
afternoon, by Mrs James Poe, at her
home near Mesilla. A state worker,
| Miss Beulah Tonville, was present and
gave an interesting lecture. A solo was
| enjoyed by Mrs. Bayless Cade. Re
| freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Merrill were
visitors an Canutillo this week.
Miss Sana Carpenter of Berino. is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter
! Johnson.
Mrs. Dave Morgan and son. Mark,
Jr., left this week for her old home
| in Iowa to spend the remainder Of
| the summer months.
Miss Hill is here from Texas the
! guest of her sister, Mrs, Lewis Broad
| dus.
Mr., and Mrs. George Johnson have
returned to their home in Hatch, n,
NJ. after a visit with friends here,
| Mrs. T. L. Lallance and daughter,
Miss Agnes, have returned from Canu-
! tillo. where they were the guests of
friends Wednesday,
A pretty social affair of the week
was the party given Saturday after
noon by Mrs. Fleming, when she en-
|
she is a member. The decorations
| throughout the reception rooms were
quantities of sweet peas and ferns.
Among those playing were Mesdames
G. w. Gerber, Lewis Broaddus, Jacob
Sweet, Francis Merrill, r. l. Young,
Oscar Snow, William Sutherland. Mrs.
| r, l.. Faulkner and Misses Hill and
Foster. Delightful refreshments were
| served.
Attorney Lytton r, Taylor has re-
! turned from a weeks visit in Ranger.
Mr., and Mrs. George Frenger have
moved into the beautiful new COM
munity house. recently erected by
Mrs. Kate Raymond, which will soon
be open to the public and Mrs. Fren-
ger will be in charge.
Mrs Herbert Yeo and Miss Fannie
French are visiting in Santa Fe this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Smith left Sat
urday for their old home in Marion,
Ala, where they will spend the sum-
mer with relatives.
Mr.. Frank Goodin has purchased
the handsome bungalow of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan Llewellyn, and with his
family will take possession this week.
i G. B. Armistead has returned to FL
l.
Mrs. L, A. Cardwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spears have
returned from FL Paso where they
were the guests of their son, Dale
/ Spears and wife.
Mrs. Joe Lowe has received word
that her husband has arrived from
overseas and is now at camp in
Massachusetts, and expects to return
home in few days.
Harry Islas, of the motor supply
train, arrived home Monday night. He
landed from overseas on June 3, and
was discharged at Camp Dix on the
2Srd, but visited friends and relatives
in Springfield, Ill, en- route home.
Miss Winnie Taylor left Sunday for
Hot Springs N. NJ, to spend several
weeks vacation.
Mrs. f. NJ. Ford has gone to No
gales, Ariz., to visit her daughters.
Mrs, Walter johnson and sister
Miss Carpenter, are visiting relatives
in Anthony, this week
Miss Emma Shelton and brother
Tom, arrived here Tuesday from Sill
yer City to spend several days with
friends.
pleasant social event of the week
was the party given on Tuesday after
noon by Mrs George Spears. at her
home on II inton Heights. The after
noon was spent in playing games in
which Mrs. r. l.. Young captured first
prize and Mrs. r, J.. Lallance the con-
ISOLATION. Among those present were
Mesdames T. Broaddus, r. l.. Young
| Fl. Hoagland, w J. Stevens, A. d
Saunders, l., A. Cardwell, Lytton Tay-
lor, Frank Burke, C. w. Gerber, w. 7
Cardwell, H Kelley Bayless Cade,
Margarete SummerfUrd, Bliss Free
man, j. Isaacks and others. Refresh
ments of salad, waters, ice tea and
cake were served
Miss Lillian Parker has returned to
her home here after n pleasant visit
! spent with relatives at Canutillo.
r. s. Nordhaus and wife of Denver
Colo, are here the guests of Mrs
| Waddell, on Miranda avenue.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. White and three
| children left Monday for Los Angeles
and other points in California.
Mrs. G. w, Thorne and baby who
have been visiting the Thorne fam
lily, north of town, left Tuesday night
for their home in Fierro, N. M. Miss
Cecilia Thorne accompanied them
home.
Mrs. Burrows and sister, Mrs FL
lott, have returned from Chicago
after an absence of four weeks spent
with friends.
Miss Elinda Adair and mother,
Mrs Richard Adair, were here Mon
day from Hot Springs en- route to
Ell Paso, where Miss Adair will be
married to T. J. Copewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. " Bunday and
Mrs Frank Islas have gone to Hot
Springs to spend several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. II, O'Brien Wis
tied relatives at Berino this week.