Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-24
Roswell

! through ROSWELL Il lew utSS ago OF
his way to Carrizozo. Dr. Merrill j:
contemp ating locating somewhere ii
this section.
Boyd Williams, Jru of Lower
Penasco. was the guest of r. M. Par
sons recently. Mr., Williams was
recently discharged from the naval
service of Uncle Sam. He served three
years with the colors, part of which
was with Battery a on the border
: when that organization was under
the command of Col. Charles DeBrem-
mond, then a captain.
Mrs. T. w. Hayes, county superin-
tendent of schools, is expecting al
lease two hundred teachers to be pre-
! sent at the fall teaches convention
J Arrangements are being made for a
representative of each district in the
county to attend as a delegate. Some
of the strongest educational figures
in the state are to be present.
Allen Corbin Hester and Miss Ada
Belle Everett, both of this city, have
! taken out a marriage license.
The convention of the order Of the
American Legion is to be well rep
resented by Roswell when 1t holds its
first convention in Albuquerque.
Among those who have been on the
sick list and are improving are, }. A.
Browning, the veteran stockman, who
has been confined TO Yaters Sani~
tariufn for some time. Mr.. Browning
has been suffering from acute in
digestion.
Miss e. Lacy has been in Carlsbad
for a while in attendance upon MGR
professional duties.
i Miss Cora Fyffe cashier at Joyce
Pruit Co, has returned to her duties.
Herbert Joyce has left for Calf
fornia, where he will re-enter school
in September.
/ The appointment as census director
for the second district of New Mexico
has fallen to Mr.. Byron o. Beali.
4 j. q. gaVaee tnotored down to
Artesia recently on combined bust
ness and pleasure trip.
c. M. Einhart recently gave an In
teresting account before the local
lodge of the meeting of the Grand
Lodge of Elks, which was held at
Atlantic City, and which Mr. Einhart
attended as delegate.
Mr.. and Mrs, ALI Guffey are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs Walter Orr. Until
recently Mrs. Orr was Miss Emma
Baker, of Kenna, and Mr. Orr was IN
the naval service. They were married
last week by Judge Parson and will
probably make Roswell their home.
/ MIR. H. X. Andrew has returned
from business trip to Fort sumner.
Judge Parsons recently united IN
marriage Basil Curry and Miss Myra
Tanning, well known and popular
young people of Hope.
Miss Sophia Church has returned
from overseas, Y NJ. C. A. work.
G. c. Longworth has returned from
7, oklahoma City, where he was called
to the bedside of his daughter he
reports that her condition is improved.
The members of the Roswell Adclub
and some of their friends delightfully."-
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Simp-
son, who have on'y recently been mar
ried The "Adclub" presented them
with a kitchen cabinet and after nav
ing spent an enjoyable evening
another surprise was sprung by the
persons making up the party produce
ing the refreshments for the affair.
Those who made up the party were,
MIR. Will Lawrence, Miss Jean tltz"li-
liams, Mrs e.. j. Williams, Mr., and
Mrs Geo Fletcher, Mr.. j. IL. Wllliams
and Mr.. HAL Cobean.
-,
was dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Frank Markl recently. Mrs. Hart is
here in the interest of the Red Cross
and after the dinner the officers OF
T the Red Cross came in to spend the
evening and meet Mrs. Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ammonett and lit
tie daughter spent several days OF
last week attending the barbecue ana
dance at the ranch.
A delightful dinner dance was en-
} ioyed at the country club recently.
Dinner was served informally on the
cool screened porch and dancing was
enjoyed until late hour. Music was
furnished by Miss Mae Garner ana
Herbert Joyce Those who danced
were, MIR. and Mrs. o. Fl. Smith, Mr.,
and MRS. O. w. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
J Harry Jaffa DR.. and Mrs. w. w. phil
, Inns. Mr.. and Mrs. Jaffa Miller, MIR.
and Mrs, Prayer Miller, Mrs. M. r.
!. summers, Mrs. G. J. Leland, Mrs. Il.
A. Cahoon, Mrs Denning, Mrs. r. L.
Pope of Fort Worth, Mrs. G. M. Farns-
worth Mr., and Mrs. Albert Pruit,
Messrs. Fred Miller. Herbert Hager-
man, Percy Hagerman. c. c. Croke,
Carl McNally, Claude Hobbs and Col.
: ]. w Wilson.
Mrs. Nina Nabb Williams has re-
turned to lei Paso after having spent
delightful two weeks vacation mere
as the guest Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. NJ Rabb.
Mrs. w. II. Brough is spending time
in Pasadena. Cal. She will return
, some time In September. Mrs
Brough's cousin, Miss Grace Brough'
J will accompany them to Roswell for
/. a short visit before returning to her
home at Berkeley.
Miss Inez Holland has returned
from trip to Houston, Galveston and
Austin, Texas.
A motor trip through the farms and
: fruit laden orchards was given to Mrs
Laura Is. Hart by number or the
ladies of Roswell. Those in the party
included, Mesdames Hart. Lynch
Frank Markl and Chas. Whiteman
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Prayer have
: returned from the eastern markets
where Mr.. Prayer went to buy the
fall line of goods for Price & Coz
Miss Mabel Cahoon was recently
: hostess to a large number OF young
friends, at a swimming and dancing
t party at the Country Club. The party
was chaperoned by Mrs. e. A. Cahoor
and Mrs. X. L. Pope. Those who
danced were, Misses Margaret Russ
Florence wilkinson, Bess Vickers, Mil
dred Shrader, Karyn Beyette, julia
McRae, Roberts Henderson, Alice
: Thompson Ruth Harvey, Mabel
Cahoon, Charlotte Wilson, Eleanor
Bedel, Laura Ballard, Clara Phinizey
Colonel Wilson, Major and Mrs. Bar
low, Messrs, Walden Basset. Ted Bal