Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-06
Las Cruces

IlS meetings Inc laSl meeting wa
held in the Central school building
Friday evening and the following
program rendered:
Patriotic song.
school Laws Old and New" DR.
R. L. Mcbride
Orchestra-Antonio Ruiz leader.
Round Table Discussion-H. r
Holt, r. b. Porter Mrs. Evans ant
Mrs, Locke.
instrumental Sob-Mrs. Franz
Merrill.
The Making of Patriotic Citizens
Mark b. Thompson.
At the conclusion of the program
light refreshments were served.
Mrs. Albert Allen received a tele.
gram Wednesday from her husband
Capt Allen, stating he had just re-
turned from overseas and was in New
YORK. Mrs. Allen will leave Tuesday
to join her husband and they will &c
to Ohio to make their home.
AT meeting Tuesday for three
new members for the Las Cruces
school board DR.. r. E. Mcbride. b. G
Dyne and Joe Camunez were elected
Only about eighty votes were cast.
A large number of Las Cruces wom-
en- attended the womens auxiliary
meeting of the Episcopal church of
Dona Ana county at Mesila Park Fri
day. This meeting was held in St.
James chapel and luncheon was
served at midday by the ladies in the
parish house. Mrs. j. r. Livesay, of
Anthony was reelected president;
Mrs. 5. e. Walker, of Mesilla Park,
| wee president, and Mrs. Frank
French, of Las Cruces, secretary. The
program included a talk on war Ideals
and ways in which church members
| can mt themselves to welcome our re-
| turning overseas men, given by Rev.
| Sargeant of Ell Paso. Mrs. Morris
settle of Albuquerque, gave an inter-
esting paper as did Miss Rutledge,
! president of the auxiliary of tbs dis
| trict.
! The Sew and So club was delight
| fully entertained by Mrs. r. B.
Thompson at her home on the Paseo,
| Tuesday evening. The afternoon was
spent in fancy work.
| AT a meeting of the Cemetary as
ISOLATION held Thursday evening, Mrs.
T.. f., Day was elected president; Mrs.
A. L. kelso, vice president, and Mrs
II. B. Holt, secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. Johanna Brehen has re-
turned to her home here after an alb
sence of several weeks spent at Hot
Springs. Her sister has arrived from
St. Louis and will spend sometime
with her
one of the prettiest parties of the
! week was the five o'clock luncheon
given Tuesday evening by Mrs. Ca
room, complimenting her mother, Mrs
A. d. BrOwnlee, whose birthday fell
on that day Mrs. Brownlee was pre-
uritI
among them being checks from five
of her children.
Mrs. Estel Stewart received a mes
sage stating that her husband had
arrived on this side from France and
Will leave in a few days for Hobo
ken where her husband is in quar-
antine, with humps.
Mrs. Kenneth Remington left We'd
nesday for Ohio where she will Join
her husband who has recently been
discharged from the army Her
mother, Mrs, Fred Lemon, accom-
panied her as far as Ell Paso.
A business meeting of the Metho-
dist Missionary society was held in the
church parlors Monday afternoon
presided over by the president. Mrs.
Broaddus. 1t was decided to have an
Easter sale on Saturday, April 18th,
in the church parlors. Numerous
booths will he arranged, including a
fancywork booth, apron and cap
booth, booth of mysterious pack
ages which will sell at 10 cents each,
besides a food table.
Mrs. Hal Cox of Organ, is here the
guest or her parents, DR.. and Mrs. B.
K. Lane.
Mrs, Ada Sellers of Eel Paso. is here
fn u ID
VINO IS recovering from a serious spell
of pneumonia.
Rev. T, l.. Lallance is attending the
New Mexico district conference in
Fort Stockton Texas, this week.
The remains of Miss Pearl Reed,
VINO died at her home here on the
Alameda. Wednesday, was shipped
Thursday to her old home in Yazoo,
Miss, for interment, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. W. S. Reed
A large number of Las Cruces la
dles went to Anthony Saturday even
ing TO aid in the organization of an
Eastern Star chapter at that place.
me new chapter, which is called Rem
nick Chapter, was instituted by Frank
HaWley of this city, grand patron of
New Mexico. The degrees were ex-
emplified by the officers of Harmony
Chapter of Ell Paso, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. F. A. Vaughn. worthy
matron. upon sixteen candidates. The
Following officers were appointed and
installed by the grand patron of New
Mexico-Mrs A. J. Lightfoot, worthy
matron; Mrs, j. Livesay. associate
matron, and Claude THOMPSON
worthy patron. Mrs. Allie King. past
grand matron of New Mexico. acted
as installing marshal Mrs, A 7
liightfoot was presented with a bou-
quet of roses by Mrs. C. IF, Leary on
behalf of the Harmony Chapter. Mrs,
lhghtfoot, in few appropriate re-
marks presented flowers to Mrs. s
a. Vaughn, Mrs. Allie Kanen and to
MIS- Dave Morgan, worthy matron
or the Las Cruces Chapter. After the
session the guests were invited in an
ADJOINING room where an enchilada
supper was served.
MISS Clarebelle Bickford one of the
hlgh school teachers has rented the
kelso cottage, on Brownlee avenue
| end will be Joined by her mo her in n
few days who will spend tho re-
mainder of the school session with
her.
DR.. K. f. Mcbride has sold his love-
| ~ suburban bungalow on the Alameda
" a. ". ShuIi, secretary of the Y NJ
G. A. at Columbus. N. NJ. His family
are residing in Michigan but will ar
rive here in a few weeks to Join Mr.,
Shull in their new home.
The Baptist ladies will hold a ba-
zaar and food sale on April 18th.
Rev, and Mrs. ]. c.. Rodriguez have
received a telegram from their son,
| Tom, stating he had landed safely
| IRON overseas and was stationed at
Camp Stuart, Va FL.