Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-23
Las Cruces

The regular meeting of the Meth
odist Missionary society was held
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Roy Phelps, with Mrs. George
Spears in charge of the social pro-
gram. Mrs. r. b. Thompson read the
Bible lesson which was followed by
report from the secretary, Mrs. C.
X Gerber. The subject of the after
noon was Making Democracy Safe
Politically in our Own Community"
was discussed by Mrs. John Freeman,
Mrs. r. l.. Young, Mrs. Thomas Ora
ham and others. Refreshments were
served during the afternoon.
The Roosevelt Debating society
win meet Friday evening. March 25th.
in the Central school building and the
subject for discussion will be IRE
solved that China is more Civilized
than Japan On the aft rmatiVe side
Is Charles Sinnock and Orturo Lucero
while the negatives will be represents
ed by Miss Francis Bradford and
Everett VIII. Miss Clara Shaw win
give an essay and musical numbers
will be furnished by Coleman Mar
tin
Dave Campbell, son of +. {.
Campbell, is home on a few days
furlough after having gone through
an aviation training camp, at Barren
Field, Texas, and has received the
commission as lieutenant.
Mrs. Frank Simpson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. C. W. Gerbsr,
left Sunday evening for her home n
Kansas City. Her sister, Mrs. T. c.
Burnett, who has spent the past year
here, accompanied her and will later
go to New York to join her husband
who is expected home from France
soon.
Mrs, Lytton Taylor and Mrs. Bay
less Cade were joint hostesses Friday |
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cade |
to delightfully."- arranged party com |
nlimenting their mother, Mrs Frank !
Burke, whose birthday fell on that |
day. The decorations were in pink |
and white A number of friends were
in attendance including: Mrs. L.
Hines. Mrs. Maude Mandell. Mrs. !,
burrows, Mrs. A. I. kelso, Mrs FL
lott, Mrs, H. Yeo, Mrs. Sinnock, Mrs.
r. B. Brownlee, Mrs, r. l.. Patton.
Mrs. LomaX, Mrs. French and the
hostesses. Mrs. Burke was the re-
cipient of many useful and pretty re-
membranes.
One of the most delightful parties
of the week was given by Mrs Thorn
as Tittman in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Kenneth Remington. at the home
of her mother, Mrs. John Lemon,
Friday evening. The colors being car
RED out were red and green, this
motif was also used in the refresh
ments. Those present were Mesdames
Robert Roberts, I.ytton Taylor, Albert
Allen, r. B. Thompson, Kenneth
Remington, w. H. Broaddus. Joe
Lowe, Charles Lee, Eckert Stabein, L.
Stablein, Fred Hess, C. T. Scale, Oh
lie lsaacks, j. W. Cox, r. l.. Stewadt,
Il. T. Johns, Blaine Lemon and Misses
Helen Burke, Mary Lee Holland
Blanche Cox, Hester Day, Eudora
Hawley, Lucy Clippard, Lucia Mad
son. Cards was enjoyed during the
evening. The first prize was cap
tured by Mrs. Robert Roberts and the
consolation prize fell to Mrs. Joe
Lowe.
Several Las Cruces bows. in France,
have recently been promotcc as Eel
lows: Lieut.. Edwin Holt to captain,
Second Lieut.. I'll Lana to first ;ieu-
tenant and his bro,h4r, Dale Lane, to
first sergeant.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. shelton and son.
George, Jr, have left for Calgary,
canada. During his absence his bust
n IS interests here will be looked
after by his father, DR.. Shelton.
Mrs. M. Casad of Anthony, is the
guest this week of Mrs. Maude Man
DEL
In the state college contest in writ !,
hS the prize essay to be submitted :
o the league of nations contest, Miss ,
Wary Lily Won first prize, Miss Lucille )
nonlcal second, Lucille Day third.
MISS Lilys essay has been submitted \
n the state contest. :,
eye, spent several days this week in :,
NlDuduerque and Santa Fe. h
Mrs. r. l.. Outlet and children are n
lere the guests of her brother. d, w a
Morgan and family. :
another pleasant social affair OF II
ne week was the meeting of the Sew
ma SO club. at the home of Mrs, r
:. Lallance, at her home on Mirand n