Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-10
Las Cruces

! Miss Jennie Graham was the graz
cicus hostess to the Sew and So club
on Tuesday afternoon, at the home of
! her brother, Thomas Graham, on Mi
tranda avenue A large membership
was in attendance including Mesdames
II. V. BUndy George Spears, Herbert
/ Yeo, Bliss Freeman, Bayless Cade.
/ Frank Goodin. Lytton Taylor. J.
| Isaacks, John Mcclure, Thomas Gra-
ham, w. Gillian, Margaret Summer
| ford and others. Delightful refresh
ments We're served by the hostess, as
sisted by her sister, Mrs. Graham.
| Mrs. Ben S. Haines and children,
who recently arrived here from Vir-
gina, have taken the Ames cottage
on depot street, where they will be
at home TO their friends.
DR.. Troy Sexton has returned from
| New Orleans, where he spent the past
six weeks taking an advanced course
in surgery.
Jim Turner is very Iii at his home
with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Charles Burns has returned
| home after an absence of four weeks
spent in the mountains near Santa Fe.
Postmaster Bliss Freeman has re-
ceived a message from Washington,
| ID. c., stating that his denomination
had been confirmed by the United
! States senate as postmaster here. He
| has held this position for the past
| four years.
Mrs, Scott White has returned home
! from a visit i'm Eel Paso with the par
ents of Mr. Scott.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tittman will
| arrive in a few days from Nebraska,
to visit Mrs. Tittmans parents, Mr.
and Mrs, John Lemon.
| Arthur del Curto has arrived from
| Portales to visit his brother. Charlie
and wife.
Mrs. II. H. Brooks went to El Paso
! Sunday to meet her husband, County
Agent H. H. Brooks, who was return
| ing from Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. Morris Prudential and young
son, Daniel, have gone to San Fran
cisco to spend the remainder of the
! summer
Reuben Yoast and Yancy Clarke re-
turned to their homes here this week
! from France. John Engle Jr will
return in a few days, having already
landed in New York.
Mrs. Frank n. Parker and small
son arrived here from Santa Fe to
! spend few days with Mr.. and Mrs,
| Frank French.
| . y. ,
Miss Elma, have gone to Colorado
Springs to visit relatives and Senator
| Bowman and daughter, Miss Marga-
ret have gone to Winterset, Iowa, to
! visit his parents and relatives. They
! viii all be gone about a month.
Joe Lowe who returned from over
seas last week, has gone to Hachita,
where he will have charge of build
ing of the government cantonment to
be located there His family will fol-
| low in about ten days.
Miss Caroline Binkley, sister of Rev,
S, b. Binkley, underwent an opera
ton at Hotel Dieu, FL Paso, and is
doing nicely.
! killed by lightning Wednesday eve
ming at her home near here.
Mrs. O. A. Bloodgood was hostess
at a dinner party at her home Sun
| day Covers were laid for Mrs. Max
| Nauderstucken, c. p. Wilson, Mrs. w,
! L. Stitch, Miss Bessie Ledford and Mr..
| and Mrs Bloodgood.
| Miss Olive Laurie, of Ell Paso, is
the house guest of Miss Eleanor Lyon,
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Henry
! Bowman.
Rev. S. B. Binkley has returned
here from business trip to Eel Paso
Lieutenant Noryeil. lately returned
from France, visited friends here the
first of the week. From here he will
go to Garfield, his old home. He states
that his sister, Miss Norveil who was
a Red Cross nurse, has returned home.
Miss Norveil is well remember here
having held a position in the city
schools for a number of years.
Lieutenant and Mrs Il. Caroon en-
tertained with a farewell party on