Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-26

o'clock, on the afternoon of Friday
October 81 Mr.. Barnes and Mrs
Snyder will furnish the music for the
occasion.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Selmon left on
Wednesday for their home in San
Bernardino, Calf, after a few weeks
visit with Mrs. Selmon's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, George Cunningham. Mrs
Selmon's sister Mrs Forest Rounse-
Vile, accompanied them to San Ber-
nardino,
Roscoe Hetherington and Jack Nc
Donald arrived on Wednesday to be
the guests of friends in Williams
They have just returned from China
where they are stationed.
George Johnson, foreman at thc
Santa fe roundhouse, has been trans.
ferred to Fresn6, Calf. He and Mrs
Johnson left on Tuesday for theii
Lew home.
Mrs. Julia S, Peet, of Monticello
Ind, arrived on Sunday. She win be
the guest of her daughters, Mrs. L. j
Nordyke and Miss Bertha Peet Mr}
Peet has many friends here, who vii
welcome her return to Williams.
Mrs. Charles Larson has returned
from short visit to different cities
in California.
Mrs, T. II. Cureton, the former
pl esident of the Northern Arizona dis
trict federation of womens clubs, en-
tertained at dinner, at the Yavapai
club of Prescott, on Wednesday even
ing, the past and present officers OF
the federation, and the delegates from
Williams and Flagstaff The state
president, Mrs. H. A. Guild, and d
former state president, Mrs. H. D.
Ross, of Phoenix, We're also guests al
the dinner.
Mrs. Innes and daughter left on
Saturday for Kansas City, where she
willrreside permanently. Her mother,
Mrs. owens, who has been the guest
of her daughters for several weeks.
left on Saturday for Phoenix.
The business men of Williams en-
tertained with a banquet on Sunday
afternoon for Governor Thomas Il.
Campbell and Superintendent w. H.
Peters, of the Grand Canyon national
park. Numerous other distinguished
guests from Phoenix and Flagstaff
were present. The banquet, which
was a seven course affair." served IN
the White Grotto cafe, by young
ladies of the city, under the super
vision of Mrs. e. J. johnson. Some
fifty or sixty business men were pres
ent to greet the honored guests. The
color scheme was pink and white, and
handsome banks of carnations in
these colors decorated the tables.
Among the guests from out of town,
were, besides the governor and Su,
perintendent Pet sr5, Adjutant General
Ingalls,, Secretary Milne, Mr.. Andre
member of the highway commission;
Jesse Boyce, state auditor; Judge
Earben, Captain Herne. Noticeable
among the local business men were
Prof, T. H. Cureton, postmaster;
Mayor Rittenhouse, Harry Boulin,
Burns, Robert Daggs, Charles Elliott,
Harry. Henderson, r. j. Johnson
James Kennedy, J. w. Lee, r. A. Mil
Ter, f. O. Messimer. George Matthews,
e. ]. Nordyke, L. J. Olson, F. o. Pol
son, Erie Poison, A. NJ Rott, F. c.
Scoville, A. Sine, w II. Steffins
Frank Sylvester, B. T. Sweetwood
Judge X. N. Sleeves, Charles Wade,
F.. E. Wells, L. S, Williams, Ray
Wickens Harry Risteen and others.
While the dinner was in progress, a
number of ladies called upon Mrs
Campbell wife of the governor, at the
Fray Marcos hotel. Among those
who called were: Mesdames W. G,
Rittenhouse, ]. w Lee, r. II. Cure
ton A. NJ. Root, f, Poison, G. II.
Elliott, James Kennedy, A. Sine, e.
J. Nordyke, e. A. Miller and Miss
Bertha Peet.