Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-26
Silver City

Formal announcement of the we'd
ding in Toledo, O., on saturday, Janu-
airy is of Miss HERNIA lsolyn Baker
daughter of Mrs Schuyler Q. Baker,
10 Frederick Clarkson Farnsworth an
ensign in the United States naval re-
serve force. was received here this
week. The marriage was celebrated
at the home of the brides mother,
1l94 Robinwood avenue, Toledo. The
bride formerly lived here when her
parents for several years made their
residence in Silver City, and was pop
uIar in younger social circles. She is
an attractive and winsome brunette.
The groom is a member of an old and
aristocratic family in New York. Mr..
and Mrs. Farnsworth Will be at home
after May ], at Glen Laurel, Hunting
ton, Long Island.
The death of Capt. r. c. Marley
occurred here last week. Captain
Markley was native of Philadelphia,
his father being one of the developers
of the Pennsylvania railroad system.
Death was due to heart failure. lie
was 60 years old. The body was sent
to Camden. n. j., for burial.
United states District Judge Colin
Neblett. after few days visit to his
former home here, returned the mid
die # the week to his headquarters at
Santa Fe.
Lieut.. Robert Wiley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John NJ Wiley, he aor graduate
from the New Mexico Military insu-
tute, has returned home after period
of service in France, with the Ameri-
can EXpeditionary forces. lie mas
been mustered out of the army.
Capt. Oliver j. Westlake returned
this week from France, where he
served in the last days of the heavy
fighting in the Nerdun sector, as
surgeon.
Rev. Thomas A. Mitchell and family
have gone to Warren, Ariz, 10 live.
Mr.. Mitchell has served as pastor of
the Presbyterian church here for the
past year and a half.
Rev. Robert Evans Browning, serv-
ing as an army chaplain in France,
has returned to the United States and
is expected to arrive here soon and
resume the rectorship of the Church
of the Good Shepherd, Episcopal
Ben Borenstein, Mrs. Eli Borenstein
and the Borenstein children have gone
TO New York for an extended stay.
The Grant county chapter of the
American Red Cross is recognized as
one of the most efficient in the state.
AT its annual meeting held last Sat
urday, new members of the executive
committee were named as follows: w.
D. Murray, Jackson Agee H. H. Belts,
Mrs r. l.. Lowe, Mrs. H. j. Burgess
and Mrs Minna s. Schiff. The Off
GERS will be elected at an early meet
ing. The Grant county chapter did
marvellous work the past year. Funds
handled totalled approximately $4O,-
600. Thousands of garments, knitted
articles, surgical supplies, etc, were
shipped.
Miss Harriet Kinney of Atchison,
Kans., arrived Friday TO be a house
guest of Mrs. Burton Cosgroy. for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Ava Wilson was hostess in
formally to a number of her friends
Monday evening at her home on Bay
ard street. Mrs. f. w Fellacott re-
ceived a bud vase as a reward for the
high score at bridge. The guests in
vited were Mrs +. w. Nellacott Mrs.
NJ. r. Buchanan Mrs. Il. s. Bullock,
Mrs. u. w. Lusll, Mrs. G. A. Rusand,
Mrs. X. II. Ryan. the Misses Ada
Estes Mary Griswold, Beth Sturdi-
want Clara Sehiff Mary Florence
Marriott.
Mrs. Clarence Bayne was a charm
ing hostess on Friday afternoon, en-
tertaining in honor of the Yama Yama
club. There were four tables of
bridge with few of the more indus
trious ones who preferred to knit. The
party was an unusually pretty one and
Mrs. Baynes, guests were: Mesdames
w, T. Blackwell, NJ. r. Buchanan, T.
L. Wiggius, r. K. Ryan, c. A. Rus
land, f. W. Vellacott, Salo Schultz,
w. S Haston. d. W. Lusk and the
Misses Mary Florence Marriott, Beth
Sturdivant, Marguerite Foote, Ava
Wilson, lydia Murray, Hazel Murray
Emelie Hagen. ana Miss Harriet Kim
ney of Atchison, Kans.