Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-09
Roswell

! Nova Of the dcl.h recently in Dali
| las, Tex, of COL G. c. Slaughter, was
! received in Roswell with deep regret,
! Colonel Slaughter had been in bad
! heath for Il numb-r of years, having
/ sustained injuries from fail about
/ nine years ago at WaukeSha, Wis,
| from which he never entirely recoV-
/ cred.
Carol Gary returned last week
| from New London, Coma, where he
was stationed at the submarine base,
/ lie is here for an indefinite say.
/ Miss Lorraine Shradsr has returned
( to the mountain section to resume her
duties at the Hon 10 school
Miss Dorothy Clcve of Elk, left
/ Wednesday for Albuquerque to enter
the University of New Mexico.
Miss Nell Kemp who has been at
tending the University of Chicago
with her sister, Miss Annie May
Kemp, has been compelled to leave
college ON account of i'll health and is
now at Big Springs Tex, with her
aunt, Mrs. Il. l.. Parmeter.
Misses Lucille Woo lward and Lulu
Hughes and Donald Dye motored to
Carlsbad last week and were the
guests of friends.
Mrs. Rudolph Cauehcy and sons ar
rived in Roswell recently and have
joined Mr. Caughey, who recently was
elected pastor of the FIRST cs!yt-ri
ian church here.
Mrs, James \. Gilmore has returned
home after an extended visit to San
Antonio and other Texas points.
Ny. and Mrs. An ireW Eggum left,
last Monday night for points in Wis,
consin, where they will make an eX-
tended visit.
Lieut. Henry Lutz, who was wound
ed in some of the cary fighting on
the western front in France, rived
recently at his home in Carri2ozo from
New York.
Carl d. Gabel of Victoria, Australia,
spent a short while in Roswell last
week. lie was q member of the ia
NOUS "Anzacs.' which made the his
toric attack at Gallipoli. Mr., Gabel is
touring the United States before re-
turning to Australia.
Miss Alice Ammeri,an of Perry, Ia,
is the guest of the family of her broth I
e., Roy zimmerman, Of this city
An unusually pretty card party was
given last Tuesday afternoon at the
Shepherd home with Miss Bcrnice
shepherd and Mites Dora Howell as
Joint hostessys. The game played was
five hundred there were no prizes +
given, but each guest was given al
Lovely corsage OF sweet peas A de
licious salad ana ice course was
served by the Young hostcsSes. The
guests included Misses Gladys jolly
Jane Carson, Fay Garrett, Fay Powell, !
Iry l,1 h.,
cooper, Eva Younge, Lola White, /
Gertrude Joyner, Gladys Brice, Fran ,
ces Seay, Murphy shannon, Edith
Church, Helen Cowan, Sophie Church
and Josie Good and Mesdames Ted
fIunt, Thomas J. Pearson and w. 4. !
Mckee.
The Washington Avenue Parent ,
Teachers club met last week at the
s. hoo building with an exceedingly
large attendance. Mrs. A. Il. Elicit
mode a splendid talk on THE Rela-t
ton of the Home to the School" Miss
leila Graves sang and Miss Marict
Lamb gave two readings.
Mrs, Ewing l.. Lusk entertained re-
Gently at a bridge party. Major j, 4. !
Mcclure and Mrs. w. w. Phillips won
the high score favors. A delicious
salad and ice course rounded out the !
pleasant evening. Those who played |
We're Messrs. and Mcs1ames WEI
Johnson. l.. f. Woodhead, w +. Mutt, !
J. 7. Mcclure, w, w. Phillips, Mrs. |
Drew Pruit, Mrs. Prayer Miller cap !
tain Jones, Captain Poppel and Major |
AMI Mrs Lusk.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Pearson
have returned to Roswell. where they
will now reside. DR.. Pearson has Just
received his discharge from the army
service at Fort Sam Houston, San
Antonio, Tex, and will again open his
dental office in Roswell, Mrs. Pear |
son, until few weeks ago was Miss
Leila Merchant of Carlsbad
Miss Katherine Cahoon of Wood |
land, Calf is the guest Of her par |
ents Mr., and Mrs. r., a. Cahoon.
Miss Florence Finn, who has spent I
the fall AMI winter in Roswell left
last week for st. Petersburg, Florida, |
where she will visit her father for sew
eral weeks