Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-29
Las Cruces

) was the meeting of the Sew and Sc
4 club at the home of Mrs Jefferson
Isaacks, north of town. on Tuesdtl
i afternoon, A large number of guests
, We're IN attendance besides club mem.
] bers, and the evening was spent in
g Fancy work and conversation. The
reception rooms We're beautifully dec
, GRATED in quantities of lilies and ferns
Among those in attendance were Mes.
DANES Thomas Graham, Herbert Yeo
Lytton Taylor Baytess Cade, l.. A.
Cardwell, II. S. Lane, j. A. Isaacks,
u, George Spears H. Kelley. Bliss
, freeman Frank Hoodin, A, 4. Kelso,
Chas. Post. Dan Williams Marguerite
Summerford and others. Refresh
!, ments of punch, ice cream and cake
was served by the hostess, assisted by
MISS Annie Dorsey. The next meeting
of the club viii be on Tuesday, July
lst, at the home of Mrs. Geo. Spears.
Miss Ruth Kelley has gone to Cali
lornla TO visit her grandmother. Mrs.
lhomas Tate, former resident of this
/ place.
On sunday evening at the home of
| Mrs. Maude Mandel. her daughter
! MISS Jessie. became the bride of John
| Bolger of FL Paso, The ceremony took
place under an immense chestnut troe
IN the yard, a path being formed of
asparagus and ferns leading to the
tree. A large wedding bell was sus-
pended from the tree, under which
the bridal party stood. Miss Mandel
made lovely bride in her gown of
"hlte with hat to match and carrying
a shower bouquet of brides roses
Her attendant, Miss Lucille Mandel
wore gown of orange and carried
II
was the sroom's attendant. Rev, Nc
Cleymond, pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Mesilla Park, performed the
ceremony, A number of out-of-town
guests were IN attendance and a num-
Der OF Las Cruces folks. Following
the ceremony a two-cour luncheon
was served and Mr.. and Mrs Boger
left for FL Paso, where they will make |
their home
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spears have
returned from a visit with their son |
and family in El Paso.
carlos Roble has returnde to ht |
nome mere after an absence of several |
years in the army
l)r. Troy Sexton has gone to New
orleans, La. to take a post graduate
course in surgery at the Tulane Medi-
cal school
IL
odlst church met IN the church par
lors Monday afternoon and completed
their work for the year. The meeting
was presided over by the president,
Mrs. l.. Broaddus. A social hour was
enjoyed after the business was over.
attending were Mesdames George
spears, Thomas Graham, c. r. Ger
Der Freeman, l.. Broaddus, T. l.. Lal-
ance, II. r. Hare and others. Re-
reshments were served.
Mrs. Gus Manasse and two boys
eft Sunday for Ocean Park, Calf,
where they will spend the summer.
{, b. Armistead of Phoenix. Ariz.,
listed his sister. Mrs. L. A. CardWell,
nd husband this week.
Miss Violet Tahacchi of Kelly n.
A., Is here visiting her uncle, A. f.
>atzenstein, and family.
Mrs. VIM Adair and little son have
one TO Huntington Beach to join her :
usband, who preceded her there a
lonth ago
Mr., and Mrs. Murray Carleton are :
ere from Shoemaker, n. NJ, the
uests of Attorney Frank Heron and
lmily.
Attorney Lytton r. Taylor and |
rother, Earl Taylor. are spending the
eek nthe Texas oil fields. !
me missionary society of the Pres !
yterian church was pleasantly enter
lined on Monday afternoon by Mrs. I
erbert Yeo. in the Park. An inter ~
ting program was given and refreshu 9,
ents served. .
Miss Jessie Lawrence is visiting Is
lends at Hill, N. NJ. -
Supt. and Mrs d. F. r. Rice and
ISIS Fannie French have returned
'me from camping trip at Rui-
,sa.
Mrs. b. f, Lane has returned from
Augustine ranch, where she spent a
week with her daughter. Mrs. Hal
*.
Lance Galentene has returned homb
ON France.
Prof. John r. McArthrr, head Of
q English department at the State
iricultural college of Kansas, attend
the commencement exercises here
d went on to California to spend
q summer.
a wedding Of much interest was
o marriage Of Mss Hilda Creamer
Berino and Ray II OBrien of this
ace. which occurred Sunday in FL
so. Rev. 2. *. Knickerbooker of
Q Methodist church. performing the
rcmony The bride lived in Las
pces three years, where she was
al agent for the Santa Fe railroad,
d has many friends who welcome
= here to make her home. Mr..
Rrien is with the United States rec
nation service, with headquarters
re-
Mr.. and Mrs ]. D. smith left this
elk for Marion. Ala. their old home,
spend the remainder Of the sum
r months.
Mrs Herbert Yeo has returned from
'isit with friends in FL Paso.
IN Thursday evening a business
citing of the alumni was held and
following officers elected: Burton
e, president; VIM. Moore, first vice
'sdent; Howell Smith, second vice
sdent; C. p. Wilson. secretary and
'ar Snow, treasurer
,ity Clerk Roy Phelps and family
'e gone to Ranger. where Mr..
clips has bought a hotel. Mrs Il.
Ford mother of Mrs Phelps. also
Mt to make her home there.
lrs. Annie Heron and grand !
lighter. Elizabeth Mcclure, left on cor
dnesday for Indianapolis, Ind, ing
ere the former was called on ac- doe
mt of the serious illness of her sis \
Mrs. e. NJ, Scott. They We're ac- tin,
lparied as far as FL Paso by Mr.. sur
Mrs. John Mcclure. har
he concert and dance given in the the
lory Friday evening. under the au- mes
'es of the Junior Red Cross, proved mn
ueeess IN every way. Mr. spears Gin
m ever given in Las Cruces, and -
ry one was enthusiastic in their ~
Use. A neat sum was realized.
)F Il Lana has rappiypI a r.