Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-16
Las Cruces

The Chautauqua season opened here
on the 18th The first of the series
of entertainments will be given by the
Ellison White company.
The students of Loretto academy
gave pre-lenten dance Monday eve
ming which was greatly enjoyed. The
members o fthe senior class acted as
hostesses to this delightful affair.
Music was furnished by the Fountain
orchestra of Mesilla. More than one
hundred students danced until the
signal was given for retiring at 10
o clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank French have
returned to their home here after sew
eral weeks absence spent in different
places in the east
Word has been received here that
Raymond Frenger has received his
discharge from the navy and resumed
his work with the Westinghouse
company in st, Paul, MINI, where he
was employed before he entered the
navy.
large amount of work has been
received at Red Cross headquarters,
on Main street, from Denver, same to
be finished and ready for shipment
by the first of June Beginning March
"a, drive for one thousand pounds
of old clothing, to be sent to the
refugees, will begin here with Mrs.
Troy Sexton in charge
A wedding, coming as a surprise to
their many friends here, took place
Sunday, uniting in marriage Miss
Apolonia Archibald and Sergeant
Judson Ashley, of Fort Bliss. Rev. r.
l.. Lallance, pastor of the Methodist
church here performe dthe ceremony
in the presence of few relatives and
friends of the couple. Following the
ceremony Sergeant Ashley left with
his bride for FL Paso where they will
remain during his services in the
army.
Mr. and Mrs. e. L. Roberts and
daughter, Miss Aida, have returned
from visit to Tularosa.
Jack Fountain has returned from
California and is here the guest of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spears were
hosts at dinner party at their home
on Hinton Heights Tuesday evening.
Those present were Rev. and Mrs. II.
l.. Lallance and daughter, Miss Agnes.
DR.. S. T. Barnhill left Thursday for
California where he will take a post
graduate course in the University of
Southern California -
DR.. Fl. M. Cornell, formerly of this
place but now residing in Dulce, n.
NJ, spent the weekend here with rel
atives.
Over one hundred persons gathered
at the residence of w. w. Cox, on the
Alameda Friday evening and enjoyed
the musical given by Mrs. Edward
MacDowell, wife of the famous COM
poser. After the program a recep-
|tion was given Mrs. Mcdowell and
all in attendance We're given the OPP
portunity of meeting her. Punch and
cakes were served.
Mrs. j. r. Masten left here this
week for a visit in California before
returning to her home in California.
She has spent the past two months
here with her sisters. Mesdames r. L.
Young and j. r. Waddell.
Rev. and Mrs Duncan IMatheson,
of Mesila Park, We're here Saturday.
The memFrs of the Wedlock club
enjoyed a dancing party in Hotel
Amador Wednesday evening. Mes
danes Stablein and Paxton were
hostesses for this delightful affair
and served cake and coffee.
The Las Cruces high school basket
ball teams will go to Alamogordo on
the 22nd to play the return games
With these games the basketball sea-
son for this year will end
Mrs. Hannah Burke and son, Fran