Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-09
Las Cruces

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when the members of the Joe Queens
berry Post entertained with a bril-
liant masquerade dance I'M celebration
| Of the Halloween season Ny. Geo.
Spears orchestra furnished music for
this delightful affair and a very pref
~ program of special music was Civ
en- during the evening. Many beauti-
full costumes were i'm evidence. and a
prize was awarded to the lady having
the prettiest costume. which was7won
| by Miss Dolores Buyens. 4 prize
awarded to the man wearing the most
comic costume was captured by sam
| Clark. Many who were not masked
We're present and spent a very enjoy
able evening,
$. S, Hookland will have charge of
the services in the PRESBYTERIAN
church until a new pastor has been
selected, Rev. Binkley having re-
! signed.
! Mrs. s. S. Hookland. Friday eve
ming at her lovely country home. gave
q merry Halloween party. compli-
menting her young son, Norman, the
occasion also being his 18th birthday.
The house was decorated in Hallow-
e'en favors--witches cats and jack
o-lanterns.
Roy Baker has returned from Chi
cago and accepted n position.
Mrs Kenneth Remington has ar
rived here from Walnut Grove, Neb.,
and will spend the winter with her
parents, MIR and Mrs. John Lemons.
Mr., and Mrs George Gamboa have
returned from visit with relatives
in California.
! Chrysanthemums were the flowers
used in decoration Friday afternoon.
when Mrs Vincent b. May and Mrs.
| +. 7. Johns were hostesses at pretti-
! ly appointed card party bridge being
| played at six tables. The party was
! given at the home of Mrs. May.
Among those present were Mrs. e. e.,
Day, Mrs. +. L. Faulkner Mrs f. c.
Snow, Mrs, Johns. Mrs. Charles Hill
| Mrs. VIII Broaddus Mrs. A. u. Saun-
ders, Mrs. Jake Sweet, Mrs Morrison,
Mrs. May, Mrs. Mark II. Thompson,
! Miss Nemecia Ascarte. Delightful
refreshments were served
J Miss Lucille Borsberry entertained
a number of her young friends at her
! home near Mesilla, Thursday evening
| The guests all came masked and a
very pleasant evening was spent play
| ing games. Refreshments were served.
| Mrs. John w Boutz and four chill
| dren have arrived from Harris Sass
! kacheWan, Canada, and are visiting
her mother, Mrs. z. NJ. Ford. and 9TH
| er relatives,
! Or. ]. e Kraft and family have ar
| rived here from Albuquerque and
rented the Post residence. They will
! remain in Las Cruces.
/ Mrs. Casper Fosmark and young
son of Carlsbad are visiting her sister,
! Mrs. Charles del CuertO
| The Loretto high school girls en-
joyed a picnic at the Mesilla dam on
Wednesday
DIR. f, w. Sanders is here from Los
Angeles Calf
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid were
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs Lloyd Jones at her home in West
Las Cruces. After a brief business
session, presided over by the presf-
dent Mrs. Herbert Yeo. a social hour
was enjoyed.
The Katherine Raymond Communi-
ty home has been selected as the
meeting place for the Federated clubs
of Dona Ana county, which will be
entertained on November Is by the
Wednesday club of this city. The
first session opens at II o'clock. This
meeting is for the members of "the
Federated clubs Of the county. while
a general invitation is given the pub
lie to attend the afternoon session,
when an interesting program will be
rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fronia Freeman and
baby visited friends and relatives at
Mesquite the first of the week.
The Wednesday club held an inter-
esting meeting at the home of Mrs
Luther Foster, and Canada" was the
subject for discussion. Mrs Isadore
Rosenfeldt conducted the round table
Canadian Writer'S" A paper was
read by Mrs. Turner Sands entitled
"Our Northern Neighbors." and Mrs.
]. Frank Eckert gave a paper on the
Northwest Mounted Police
Mrs. Jesse Isaacks has returned
from Mesquite, where she spent sew
oral days.
Mrs, Marion Moore and children of
Socorro Is here for few weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs s. Baker.
Charles Knight gave a birthday
party Saturday afternoon to his young
friends at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knight. on In
zero avenue. After spending some
time in playing games the young folks
were invited into the house and de-
lightful refreshments served.
Mrs. H. B. Holt entertained the
members of the Presbyterian Mis-
sionary society at her home on tho
Alameda Thursday evening. The
subject for the evening was Mission
Work in Africa" An interesting pro
gram was given after which delight
full refreshments were served. The
ladies' decided to hold q meeting In
the Presbyterian church on Novem-
Der 90, inviting the missionary socie
ties of the other churches of Lasl
Cruces to be present
Mrs. Thomas Graham delightfully."-
entertained the members of the Sew
and So club at her home. on Church
street, Tuesday afternoon The after
noon was spent in fancy work and
conversation. Among those attending
were Mesdames w. Gillian. Bliss
freeman, II. V. Rundy, Herbert Yeo.
w. r. Cardwell John Mcclure, L. A.
Cardwell ]. A. Thompson. S. S. Hook
land, Dan Williams, H. b. Kelly, Geo.
Spears. Dave Morgan, Frank Burke, |
Margaret Summerford. Miss Jennie
Graham and the hostess. Refresh
ments OF salad, cake and coffee were
served during the evening. The club
will hold no more meetings until the
Methodist meeting is over, which be-
gins on November and continues for
two weeks.
The Wedlock club entertained with
another of their delightful dancing
parties at Hotel Amador. Wednesday |
evening, with Messdames Charles Lee
and Lawrence Stablein hostesses. The |
George Spears orchestra furnished the |
music for the evening. Among those |
dancing We're Mr. and Mrs. Will
lBroaddus Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Camp |
hell Mr. and Mrc Erank Kptuhf NJ 4