Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-12
Belen

Mrs. S. X. Cotton left on last FRI
day for an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Missouri ana
Kansas
Mr. and Mrs Jose Chavez are
spending a few weeks at their home in
Belen on their way from California
to New York city.
Mrs Richard Pohl is visiting cid
friends in Belen from FL Paso, Tex,
where she has been making her home
for the past few years.
Miss~Ruth Thurman spent s..v'r5l
days last week in El Paso Tex
Frank Bradford received a mes
cage on Wednesday announcing the
arrival of fine young son at La
Junta, Colo, where Mrs. Bradford IS
at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Jacobs are the
proud parents of a boy who made his
appearance on wednesday
Mr.. Conway, state club leader, and
Mr.. Trujillo local club leader of the
boys and girls club made visit to
Belen the last of the week to assist in
finishing up the years work and ar
hanging for achievement day.
Miss Gatignol, who has held the
position as stenographer in the oftica
of the John Becker company, has re-
signed her position and will leave to-
dav for her home i'm Las Vegas.
William Sloan returned on We'd
nesday night from Topeka where he
has been confined for a couple of
weeks.
Mrs. lose Chavez will be hostess 10
the ladies of the Methodist Aid So
ciety on Thursday afternoon at So
cial meeting al her residence.
Mrs. A. Stephenson entertained the
Methodist Aid on Wednesday at her
home Election of officers was held.
Mrs. cervis was elected president;
Mrs. Simmons, vice president. and
Mrs. Andrews. secretary treasurer.
There was atsocial hour and the host
ess served appetzing refreshments.
Mrs. Claude N Wilson was hostess
to the Indies of the Lutheran Aid
on Thursday afternoon.
The Maccabees he'd q special ses-
sion on Saturday evening at which
time nine new members were initiated
Mrs. p. p. Simmons entertained
fourteen Of Miss Gatienols friends
on Thursday evening as farewell
party for the young lady. Games
of various kinds were played and
dainty refreshments served,
The dance given on Monday nigh
nv the American Legion was a huge
success in every way. There was {
large crowd, excellent music furnished
by the Been orchestra, and sandwich
es and coffee for everyone. A It'd!
sum was added TO the treasury
An altogether charming and enjoy
able dancing party was given on Wed
nesday night at Goebel's hail. with tn
Misses Frieda Becker Esther Lind
berg Jennie findberg and Mrs Rob
ertson Branch as hostesses. The at
fair was given in honor of the return
ed soldier boys and nothing was lef
undone to make it a. most delightful
evening. The hall was decorated /
the national co'ors. and the refresh
ments were carried out in the sam
color scheme. Punch was served dun
ing the evening and delicious ic
cream cake and coffee We're serve
later. Mrs. Riley and X A. Rifle
furnished tho music. There were
guests to bid their fair hostesses goo
night, and express themselves as hay
ing heen DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained.
Mrs. John Becker and daughter ei
tprtained at 2 wild turkey dinner {
Thursday. The guests. BESIDES II
immediate family. were Miss Ende
stein, Miss McEldowney, Mr.. and MI
John Becker Jr. Mr.. l.. C. Beck
and Frank Faulkner,
Mrs. Feelev entertained at dinn
marty on FRIDAY evening at the Harv'
house. Her guests were the Miss
McEldawndV. Miss ] ucie Becker al
Mrs John Becker. Jr.
Mr. aud Mrs. w r. T1eRrun ente
tanned at well appointed dinner
Sunday The guests were Mr., ~
Mrs Robertson Branch, Mrs. Walla
P~anch ard daughter, Harriet. fro
Liberal, Kans.
Messrs T.. C. Becker and IivinGst
left on Thursday for business trip
the western part of the county.
Miss Lureen Hubert entertain
doyen ladies on Friday night at
very pleasant party.
The dedication of the new Catho
church on THURSDAY attracted lar
crowd OF versions fror' all over (
county ord MANY visitors from t
stote AT 'a~ee. Aside from the arc
hishop there were twenty priests
attendance 8 we go to print deta
are unavailable. hut we hope to ha
more comprehensive writeup in
few days.