Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-30

members of her Sunday school class
at the NJ +. church Friday night
for their regular monthly class meet
ing
Mrs = A, Cahoon was hostess to
The Tuesday Auction Bridge club and
other friends, entertaining with a
delightful afternoon OF cards.
Mr.. and Mrs f. L. Yeaw left
/ Thursday night for trip to New
York Boston and other eastern
cities. They plan 10 be gone until
about December Is.
Margaret and Jane Miller, the two
little daughters of MIR. and Mrs
Prayer Miller. were hostesses at their
( home Saturday afternoon at a very
gay and ENJOYABLE party To a large
number Of their little friends The
I occasion wGs the eighth birthday OF
Miss Jane Miller and a great many
beautiful gifts We're showered upon
her by her friends An kinds of de-
ightful games We're played and daac-
/ ing by the older children was a fea-
ture of the afternoons enjoyment.
At the close of the hours brick ices,
! delicious white cake and candies
were served.
The marriage of Mrs Nellie Smith
and CARROLL Holland was solemnized
Saturday evening at the NJ T. par
sonage, when Rev, Ray $. DUN read
the ceremony uniting them in the
presence OF a few friends. The bride
is a charming matron of Roswell,
and Mr. Holland is well known
young business man here. They both
have a large circle az friends TO wish
them happiness. They are at home
on South Lea
Mrs. George Alexander and son of
Rushville, Ind, arrived last week to
spend the winter in Roswell. The
young man will enter high school
here
Mrs. Frank Pru and little daugh-
ter, who have spent the last ten days
in Roswell, left Monday night for
Albuquerque, where they will move
into their new ranch home, which
has just been completed.
Mrs. S. l.. Loughborough of Eel
Paso, is the guest of her sisters, Mrs.
C. l.. Wylis, Mrs. Carson and Miss
Kellar, and her mother, Mrs. Kellar,
for an indefinite visit
Mrs, Ford Geyer was hostess Mon
day afternoon to the p. Il. O. chapter
for their regular meeting at her
pleasant country home. Mrs. Roy
zimmerman was leader for the day,
and conducted parliamentary drill
Following the business session a most
delightful social time was spent
after which the hostess served re-
freshments
Mrs. M. L. Scharz of FL Paso is
expected today to visit for several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs Pra-
ger Miller. Mrs. Schwarz will go
from here to California to visit her
son.
Mrs Nathan Jaffa and Mrs T. A.
Cahoon tentertained the Monday
Evening Auction Bridge club at the
Country club, complimentary to Mrs.
Warren s. Barlow, who left Tuesday
night for Colorado to join her hus-
band, Major Barlow, at Fort Scott.
A sumptuous dinner was served. at
7 O'Clock and after dinner, dancing
and auction bridge rounded out
most enjoyable evening
The American Legion post has an
nounced the following patronesses for
its dance at the armory Thursday
night: Mrs. Charles de Bremond.
Mrs. j. C. Hamilton, Mrs. c. +.
Beeson, Mrs. Harold Hurd, Mrs
James b. Herbst, Mrs. Sidney Pra-
ger, Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Bear and Miss
Maude Tannehil.
Mrs. Otto Hedgecoxe entertained
Sunday at dinner in honor of her
daughter, Mrs, Warren s. Barlow
Covers were laid for Mrs. Barlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Cahoon, Dan Ca
hoon, Mr.. and Mrs, Jack Moore and
Mr., and Mrs Hedgecoxe,
Stanley Stoner of st. Louis, is the