Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16

drilling was due TO the training OBJ
tanned from the superior ofhcers VINO
had charge of the troops.
The dance given by the American
Legion on Armistice night proved
TO be grand success, an uhnsnfIly
large crowd attended and 4 good
time was enjoyed by ALL Rothes or
chestra rendered the music
Miss Ruby Smith of Gallup sur
prised her many friends by going 70
albuquerque, and becoming the wife
of Dilworth Sumpter. The wedding
took place on Wednesday and the
newlyweds win make Gallup their
home.
Monday of this week Miss Irene
Gardner of Los Angeles, Cant, ne
came the bride of Sergeant Marvin |
of Fort Wingate, n, M, being mar
ried in Gallup. The bride formerly !
was employed as stenographer at the !
post and while there the romance
| commenced. They will be at home
to their many friends at Fort VIM
/ safe, n. NJ.
Mrs 7. f. Purdy, Jr., Of Los An
geles, Calf, stopped over for day
to visit the Purdys Of this city.
Mrs. f, ]. Allison returned the
/ first of the week from an extended
visit at various points in New Mexico,
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| With her daughter, Miss Helen, VINO
is domestic science teacher at the
state university.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Rosencranz are
rejoicing over the arrival of paby
boy, Master George Allen. at their
| home Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent, are the proud
parents of a fine young miss VINO
arrived at their home Wednesday OF
this week. Mrs. Kent was formerly
Miss Myrtle Via of this city.
Denis Calkins, who for the past
six months has been patient OF St
Mary's hospital, left this morning for
Phoenix, Ariz, where he will spend
the winter.
G. c. Bottenburg left Tuesday
morning for Los Angeles, CALI,
where he will remain two weeks,
Prof L. G.. Swinney is in santa
| Fe for few days.
Misses Louise and Agnes Spears,
: two young women of Pittsburgh. "a,
are in the city on a visit with thelr
J uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. e.
) Spears. They drove overland from
/ their home in Pennsylvania to points
in Texas, and come from there by
, train. ~
& Mrs. Goodrich and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, of Albuquerque, spent tht
D week-end in Gallup, guests OF Juus'
4 w. II. Carol, wife and niece,
Messrs Brown, Myers, Schauers
= Vidal and Bailey were hosts 10 Il de
!. nghtful dance given at Helers' CAP
q aret Friday evening to number o
their friends Delicious retresnmeht
i were served and a delightful tim'
n was enjoyed by all who ATTENDED
n Johnson's orchestra furnished IN
e music. Those present were as toi
lows: Misses Morellos, Johnson, WI
helm, Wilson, Purdy, Kraker' eros
ser, Tarro, Kitchen, Menapaci, Evans
Shockey, Laden and Messrs' Roa,
Myers, Purdy, Ketner, Bailey Hlsh'
Todman, Cavanaugh, Brown, IIh'
Schauers, Aimo, Young.
Lieutenant Mathers from foi
Wingate, N NJ, was a visitor IN IN
CITY the first of the week.
Mrs. H, G.. Wilson, wife or ID
Wilson of this city, was hostess to
delightful party given at her nom
on Thursday evening.
Miss Imogeen Monniger gave
theater party to some of her friend
on Thursday night, after which a
had refreshments at Heller's cabare
H. A. Murphy of Albuquerque,
n Gallup visitor this week.
w. B. Johnson spent few DAY
the first of the week in Santa Fe'