Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-31
Las Cruces

Mrs, Hal, Cox, who has been quite
III at the home of her parents, Or
ana Mrs, p. B. Lane, was taken TO ar
ri Paso inflrmary the latter part Of
the week for medical treatment.
Prof and Mrs. Cay Walden LET
sunday for Alamogordo, where theN
Will attend the teachers institute dur.
ing the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson returned Il
their home in FL Paso Sunday after
a visit here with Mrs. johnson,
mother. Mrs. W. Scoggins.
Mrs S. l.. Bronson and Richard
Jr., arrived Saturday from Wisconsin
where they visited a few weeks on
TIER return from West Palm Beach
Fla. Mrs, Bronson will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Dos
Cook, at State College,
Rorn, to Editor and Mrs VIII La
point on "Wednesday, daughter
Mrs. r. L. Young returned or
Wednesday from California, having
been called home on account OF the
serious Illness aud death of her son.
Donald Young, who died at his home
here Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Haw1Fv and daugh-
ter, Minnie Mai, returned home this
week from California, where they
spent. the past two months with Mrs.
Carl Heilman.
Mrs. Flora Terrell of Ell Paso, spent
the weekend here the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Wooley.
Little Miss Elizabeth Hoagland.
who was operated on for appendi-
citis in Ell Paso few days ago, is
reported as improving nicely
Mrs. Herbert Kelley returned home
from Los Angeles the middle Of the
week, where she visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Tate, for the
past month,
Since the announcement o fthe
marriage of Miss Blanche Cox ana
Raymond Frenger last week, numer-
Gus courtesies have been extended 70
this popular brde-to-be. On Tues
day evening Mrs. ]. F. Eckert was
hostess at a miscellaneous shower At
her home on the Alameda. for Miss
Cox, who was the recipient OF many
beautiful gifts Among those present
were: Mesdames Tom Campbell Char.
les Lee, J. Rosenfeldt, E. r. Johns,
Bayless Cade. Frank Knight. G. r.
Scale, B. G. Dyne, Lawrence Stablein,
Eckert Stablein and Misses Hester
Day. Helen Burke, Agnes Lallance
Rlackwood, Sadie Stewart and 9TH
trs. Refreshments of ice cream ana
cake was served.
Miss Catherine Burnside. of Silver
City, is here the guest of her father,
John L. Burnside.
Mrs. J. II. Paxton was the delight
full hostess at pretty party given at
her home on Court street. Monday,
complimenting her house guest Mrs
Helen Cooper Williams, of Ell Pas7.
About fifteen ladi1s wete present
and a musical program was greatly
enjoyed. Mrs. Williams returned 20
Ell Paso Tuesday
Mr., and Mrs. John b. Larrazolo are
the parents of daughter born last
Friday.
Friends here hast Just been advised
of the marriage of Mrs. Lewis Clay
of this place, and Mr.. Wilson, which
occurred last Saturday in California,
where Mrs. Clay was visiting friends.
Mrs. Clay has spent the past fifteen
years here where she has host OF
friends who will be interested in her
marriage.
Miss Lennie Grey Rirdwel left SIN
day for Natachitoches. La, to con
tnue her college work from which
institute she will graduate in the
spring.
Mrs. w. C. Field and daughter Miss
Helen, has moved TO Ell Paso. Miss
Helen will leave soor for Hanover
N. NJ. where she will visit her sis
ter until school opens
Miss Mary Papen has returned
from Las Vegas, where she attended
summer institute. She received her
masters degree at the windup of the
normal summer school,
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Adair and small
daughter, together with Mrs. Adair's
mother, Mrs. ], S. Garcia, returned
from Huntington Beach! Thursday
night.
Miss Annie Quesenberry will leave
in few days for Belen, n. NJ, where
she has accepted a position in tht
city school,
B. s. saunders arrived from Wes
ton, Mo-, Tuesday and is the CUES
Of his son, A, d. Saunders and wife
at their home on Hinton Heights.
The members of the extension sery
ice staff of state College entertaine'
on Saturday evening in Hadley hal
complimenting Mr.. and Mrs. A. I
Cooley, who will leave on the first o
September for their new home in Sal
Lake City Mr.. Cooley came to tn
college five wears ago and has actet
as director of the extension service
staff When he came to the eolleg,
he had force of one man--himself
he has built the force up nth toda
he has an office and field force o
seventy seven. and has over BOZ
young people interested in club WORK
Mr. Cooley was presented with
handsome gold watch by his co
workers and his wife was presente
with purse. A musical program wa
the feature of the entertainment dur