Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-01
Las Cruces

u A pretty party was given Monday
| afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Frank
i Islas, complimenting her little grand
j daughter, Maud Lowe. 4 number of
/ guests We're in attendance and games
| were enjoyed during the afternoon.
i Delightful refreshments were served
+ by the hostess. assisted by her two
daughters, Misses Irene and AiIeen
i Islas.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell re-
! turned Sunday evening from Califos
MIA, where they spent the past month.
Mrs. Ollie Isaacks and baby are Wis
i iting friends in FL Paso this week.
Frank A, Hawley, grand patron of
! the order of the Eastern Star Of New
Mexico. organized chapters of this
order at Fort Sumner and Logan, n.
| NJ. this week He will go to Tyrone
! and Magdalena in few days to place
! new charters.
+ One of the largest crowds ever
| gathered together here were present
Sunday evening to witness the eXer-
! cises extended the returned soldiers,
! in the Methodist church. An inter-
| esting musical program was rendered
| which was greatly enjoyed, followed
! by q brief address by S. J. BRENT
/ head of the Y NJ. c. A. work in FL
Paso After thsservices refreshments
| consisting of punch and waters were
! served all present.
Mrs. Conn of Silver City has pur-
| chased the Lee Reeves property on
| the Paseo.
| one of the most delightful parties
! of the season was the farewell party
| extended Mrs. H. NJ. Cornell, on
| Wednesday afternoon, at the Foster
| home on Main street, with Miss Fos-
| ter and Mrs. Turner Sands hostesses.
| Only mem bers of the Wednesday club
| of which Mrs Cornell was member,
We're in attendance. Mrs. Cornell and
| family left the first of the week for
Denver, their new home The family
have made their home here a number
of years and have a large circle of
friends who are reluctatnt in giving
them up, g.,
A pretty, social affair of the week
was the meeting of the Sew and So
club with Mrs. Dave Morgan Tuesday
afternoon. The reception roomsI
were artistically decorated with al
profusion Of roses. Red Cross work
was the work for the evening Besides
club members a large number of
guests were in attendance, including
L
mother. Mrs Martin. Mrs. f. Hearn,
Mrs. Joe Lowe Mrs. w. Peterson,
Mrs. John Freeman, Mrs G. II. Cor
many and others Mrs. Morgan wasl
assisted in entertaining and seryingl
by her niece.
A miscellaneous shower was giVeni
Thursday evening at the home of Miss
Jane Talbot, with Misses Agnes Lal
lance and Jane Talbot hostesses inl
honor of Miss Mary Lee Holland. |
whose wedding TO Wallace Lane of
lei Paso will take place here on JuneI
Is. The Talbot home was beautifully
decorated In quantities of sweet peasi
and roses. As the honoree entered the |
home a cornucopia showered many
beautiful gifts over her After mu- |
steal pr 1gram was given refreshments
of ices and cake were served.
Rhea Graham, who has been at |
tending the Roswell military school,
returned to his home here Wednes-i
day.
Mrs. Thomas Brannigan was the de-
lghtful hostess to two pretty card
parties on Thursday ana Friday after
Moons, at her home west of town.
Bridge was played during the after
Moons, honors, being carried off BY
Mrs. Peter Gallagher, Mrs. Troy Sex
ton ana Miss Sadie Stuart, TO whom
were presented pretty baskets of
roses as souvenirs. The reception
room was prettly decorated in masses
of valley roses and ferns. Mrs. Bran
nigan was assisted in serving by
Mrs. O. {. Lum and Miss EunieeI
Jones.
A pleasant social affair Of the
co.
ciaI, of the Presbyterian church,
which met at the home of Lieut.. ana
Mrs. Cayroon, at State college. A
large number of Las Cruces young
folks were present and all report a
good time. Refreshments were served
during the afternoon.
Capt. and Mrs. Estel Stewart and
baby daughter left Friday for Ohio,
where Captain Stewart will resume
his former position. Mrs. Stewart has
spent the past year here with her
mother, Mrs. A. D. Brownlee, during
her husbands absence overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Payne are re-
toicing over the arrival of daugh-
ter in their home Sunday.
The Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church was pleasantly en-
eertained on Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. f. J. Stears, on the
! Alameda. An interesting program
| was rendered which was enjoyed by
| all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lytton r. Taylor have
| returned to their home here from
trip in the lower valley and FL Paso.
on Tuesday afternoon at 2;So
| o'clock, Mrs. Carroon was hostess at
/ a farewell party in honor OF her SIS
ter. Mrs Estel Stewart The Carrooh
/ home was decorated for the occasion
| in quantities of spring flowers ana
! greenery. only schoolgirl friends OF
the honoree were in attendance. Re-
freshments were served.
A pretty dancing party was given IN
| Hotel Amador Wednesday evening by
/ the Wedlock club, with Mrs. A. ID.
i Saunders hostess. Delightful music
was furnished by the Spears orchestra.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. q.
| Dyne, Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Sperry, Mr..
and Mrs, Lawrence Stablein, Mr. and
Mrs. Isidore Rosenfeldt. Mr.. and Mrs.
H A. d. Saunders. Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Bremen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burns
and others. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake was served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. w. Broaddus.
John Freeman has resigned his po-
sition with the Las Cruces Hardware
company and with his family Will
soon move to La Mesa, where he Will
enter the mercantile business.
Miss Madeline Courchesne of Lo-
retto academy, spent the week end
with the family of DR.. G. w. Smith of