Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-12-28
ROSWELL

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| One Of the pretiest home weddings
| ever soemnized IN Roswell occurred
! Wednesday night when Miss Doris
| Parsons. second daughter OF Mr.. and
| Mrs, r. NJ. Parsons. became the bride
/ of Mr. William G. Davidson. Promptly
/ at. $50 o'clock, Mrs. Theodore Suth-
/ erland played Lohengrin's wedding
march, and the bridal party entered,
| Miss Ruth Parsons was bridesmaid.
| and Robert Green best man. They
were followed by the bride and groom.
| The Rev Rudolph Caughey. of the
/ First PRESBYTERIAN church performed
the ceremony Following the cere-
mOny, an informal receDton was held.
| The bride and groom left Wednesday
night for a short honeymoon trip.
! They will make their home in Roswell.
| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schramm were
| hosts to.a most delightful party We'd
nesdav night at their home, Christ
| mas garlands holly and mistletoe with
| a sparkling Christmas tree lent gay
! holiday effect about the rooms. ana
I the early hours were spent in playing
five hundred" Each guest was re-
anested to bring a Christmas toy. tied
tup in paper and these were distrib-
| uted from the tree Each guest was
TO carry out the purpose of the toy
| received. and this caused much mer-
/ fltTtnl Inc TUGS were Ibl4tu D1th
and dancing rounded out the evening
! Mrs Schramm was assisted in serving
| n delicious salad course by Mrs. Percy
Hinson. Joe Scott. of Albuquerque.
added to the enjoyment OF the evening
with a number of musical selections.
Virgil Powell came in Thursday
from the Powell ranch in Texas 70
spend the Christmas holidays with his
sister Mrs Nelson Manley, and
Arden Boellner.
Mrs. Frederick. Brown, of Los An
reles Calf, is the guest of her son,
T. X. Brown, at the Gilkeson.
Misses Alice Thompson and Mona
Gilmore were hosts to the Beau
Knots club at the Thompson home
"Wednesday night, complimentary to
from school for the Christmas holi-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Hervev and
daughter Virginia, left Thursday
night for Los Angeles, Calf. where
daughter Ruth, who Is attending
school in Missouri and will visit their
son, Andrew ana other relatives.
Mrs. J. Y. Thornton left Monday
the Christmas holidays with her
Mr.. and Mrs. y. H. Basset were
hosts to the five hundred flub at their
home Thursday night. to q delightful
dinner and evening of the club game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Malone left Sat
urdav night for Decatur La. to spend
the holidays with Mrs. Malone's
mother.
Miss Pearl Tngey of Roswell and
r. *. Stone. of Kansas City. were
married Thursday night at the home
IC c. Hill performed the ceremony.
They viii make their home here.
At a meeting of representatives Of
various CITY organizations at the Red
Cross rooms Thursday night, steps
were taken to organize community
charity a public health nurse will
be secured for Roswell, as well as a
community secretary through whom
Roswell will, carry out organized
charity
/ Mrs ]. s. Cooper was hostess to the
cir of her Sunday school class FRIDAY
evening at her home. entertaining with
a Christmas party. Her home was
beautiful with Christmas emblems,
and Christmas boxes of candy were
given as souvenirs. About sixteen
girls enjoyed the evening,
The Friday evening dancing club
enjoyed a delightful evening at the
Country club Friday.
Judge and Mrs. G. r, Brice were
hosts TO q most delightful Christmas
dinner at their home Friday evening,
A sumptuous turkey menu was served
from table gay with Christmas en-
blems. Covers We're laid for seven
guests and the host and hostess. After
dinner the party attended the basket
ball game between the American Lee
gion team, ana the team of the New
Mexico Military institute at the arm
DRY.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Barnett and
daughter, Durilla. are here from their
home in California. Tor Il visit of sew
eral weeks with Cadet George Barnett
and their host of Roswell friends.
Mrs. Jim johnson and little daugh-
ter Will leave about January J., Tor
an indefinite stay.
Miss Frances bear is at home from
the University of New Mexico TO spend
the holidays Otis Brennaman. also
a student IN the l.. OF N. M. IS here
for the holidays with home folks.
Mrs, II. A. Pittard arrived sunday
from Little Rock, Ark, to spend the
remainder Of the winter with her
| daughter. Mrs. Ii. T.. Grading and her
sister Mrs. Lee Richards.
MIR. and Mrs. w. G.. Triton left Sun
| day for san Bonita. Ten, to spend the
| holidays with relatives.
Mrs. f.. T.. Nandenburg entertained
her music students saturday after
noon at her home with a delightful
! Christmas party, which included time
| spent in packing a basket of food, ana
| clothing for u needy family. After Il
and Jolly contest, musical program
was given.
! l.onnie Alexander left Sunday night
! for MISSISSIPPI where he will spend
| the holidays, From there he VIII re-
turn to Kansas City. where he has
| been in school,
| Miss Etnel Elaine Dunn. and Claude
James Elder were married Sunday
night at the home of the bride. Rev
| SluneY M. Benold. pastor of the FIRST
! Christian church, performed the cere-
mony The couple left that night for
! Enid, Okla. for visit with Mr. Ed
ers parents. They viii make their
| home in Roswell.
! Word has been received here of the
marriage at Bowie, Tex, December 20,
| of Miss Xella Graves. formerly OF Res
well. and ID. j. Schrecengost. of this
city. They VIII come to Roswell to
| make Their home.
Miss Margaret Russ, who came In
| from Monticello seminary Saturday
night, was gwen a joyful welcome by
the Beau Knot club. Supper was en-
| loved at the Russ home. followed by
music and a general good time.
A delightful little dance was en-
| ioyed Saturday night at the home
of Mrs. Joseph II. Rhea, The young
people danced to music furnished by
| yictrola and piano.
! Colonel George McMaster. U. S. A..
who has been the guest of Mrs. Char
| les DeBremond and daughters. left
| Monday for Fort Bliss, en- route to the
| Pacific coast.
Air ana Mrs. Harold Hurd enter
| tanned Sunday evening with a beauti-
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