Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-07
Las Cruces

| Mrs. Bowers in here from Albu-
/ querque the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Rupert stewart
The first meeting OF the Parent
teachers association for this school
year, was held Friday evening in the
nigh school assembly hall. The fol-
| lowing program was given:
Music.
I Discussion; Some Definite Things
| the Last Cruces Parent-teachers as
| ISOLATION Should Accomplish" by
Rev 7. l.. Lallance, Lytton r. Taylor.
Mrs. George Frenger, Miss Fannie
French, Mrs. John Mcclure and Mrs.
Dave Morgan.
Music.
Miss Ester Wooten presented her
dancing class in a two-act masque.
"A Tribute to Folly" as benefit
Tor the Red Cross on Saturday even
ing In the armory. large number
were in attendance and enjoyed the
evening very much Those taking
part were Little Misses Marjorie Mer-
rlil, Laura Louis Frenger. Maurine
Dyne, Dana Broaddus, Judith Rollin-
son. Jean Sexton and Marian Thomp-
SON neat sum was realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. May have re-
turned from Eel Paso, where they
spent the week with Mr. Mays moth
er and sisters.
Mrs. Patterson and children who
nave been the guests of Mrs. Patter-
sons mother, Mrs. Buvens, for sew
eral weeks, left this week to join her
husband in New York, where he is
stationed with the U. s. army.
The Las Cruces people will be
pleased to hear that DR.. +. #. Wilcox,
osteopath, after an absence of six
months, will return here in few
weeks to make his home. He will be
accompanied by his wife.
A delightful social affair OF the
week was the meeting of the Sew and
So club. Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs
Ralph French at her home on Grggs
street The afternoon was pleasantly
spent in fancy work and conversation.
Among those in attendance were Mes
DANES Bliss Freeman, Dan Williams,
Lytton Taylor Bayless Cade, J,
Isaacks, Jr, Herbert Yeo, Herbert
well, Dave Morgan, Will Gillian
Charles Burns, j. A. Isaacks, Sr and |
others Delightful refreshments of
ice cream and cake was served. Mrs |
I4ytton Taylor offered her resigna-
ton as a member of the club, which |
was accepted and her mother, Mrs |
Frank Burke, was elected as a mem |
her of the club filing the vacancy !
caused by the resignation OF Mrs |
Taylor, who leaves in two weeks for |
her new home in Ranger. The next |
meeting of the club will be with Mrs. |
Bayless Cade.
Mrs Hal Cox, who has been quite |
i'll at Hotel Dieu, Ell Paso, is able to |
return home and is with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. y. e. Lane.
Raymond Frenger, son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. George Frenger, arrived Sunday I
from Chicago, and on the 10TH inst,
will be united in marriage to Miss
Blanche Cox, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Cox of this city. Miss
Cox is very popular in this county.
She has been assistant cashier of the
Bowman Bank and Trust company,
of which her father is president, for
several years past.
Miss Bertha Newton has returned
to her home in Lake Valley, Ark
after a pleasant visit of several days
spent with Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Glenn, on Hinton Heights.
Mrs. =. Hinshaw and children of FL
Paso. spent the past week here the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Seide-
man.
Mrs G. r. Turney is rapidly recov-
ring from an operation, which she
in Ei Paso, last week, and
viii soon be able to be brought to hor
home.
G. M. Clark, left Monday for Santa
Fe to meet his wife who has been in
Chicago visiting relatives the past two
months. They will spend several
weeks in Santa Fe together before re-
urning to their home here.
Since the announcement of the
of Miss Blanche Cox to Rey-
nond F'renger, several days past, nu-
rerious courtesies have been extend A
I'd to the bride-to-be. On Friday II
evening Miss Ethel Summerford was
hostess at a miscellaneous shower
,or Miss Cox, at the home of her
Mrs. Margarete Summerford,
n north Las Cruces. The guests at
tending were Nlesdames Frank
knight, C. T. Scale, b. G.. Dyne Bay
ess Cade, Tom Campbell, w. w. Cox,
Lawrence Stablein, Eckert Stablein, II
Frank Eckert, r. Roberts, Rupert
Stewart. Will Mundy, ], A. Isaacks, Ill
ollie Isaacks and Misses Aida O'Hara,
Helen Burke, Hester Day, Ester Stu II
art, Sadie Stuart and Ethel Summer III