Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-18
ROSWELL

Mrs. Dan Collev and Miss Ethel De
| Grattenreid entertained few nlenus
| wednesday afternoon in a most de-
| lightful fashion with a thimble party.
After an afternoon spent in chatting
| over needlework. delicious three
course luncheon was served in the dim
| ing room at one long table which was
centered with red and white carna-
| tons. and bore white sweet pea cor
sages as place favors. A souvenir
spoon was at each place. and delight
| ful feature of the table talk was stories
| and incidents connected with these
spoons. The hostesses were assisted
in serving, and entertaining by Mrs. H.
w. Brough.
Mr.. and Mrs. SIDNEY Prayer left
Saturday night for New York and
other eastern points.
Frank Thielan left Thursday night
for the eastern markets.
Miss Lucille Cruise was hostess at her
home Wednesday night to about
thirty girl and boy friends, for a Jolly
hot tamale feast Dancing ana sew
eral games of hearts. added to the fun
of the evening.
Cecil Wheeler. Matthias Neck and
Judson Osburn. Jr., who by the ex-
cellence of their work in the various
departments of the boys and girls
clubs of the state, the past year won
trip to the conference held at State
college Mesilla Park, January IL to
place They were accompanied bv
County Agent Thomas. and went by
auto via Tularosa and Aianasn %.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Farnsworth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Boswell. have
issued cards for a dancing party ut
the Masonic temple FRIDAY evening.
January Is.
Miss GLADYS Brice entertained a few
friends with delightful informal dim
ner Thursday evening at her home.
Covers We're laid for seven.
The DAUGHTERS of the American
Revolution held an unusually pleas
ant q meeting Thursday afternoon at the
Pruit and Mrs. Brewster as hostesses.
During the routine bushes it was de-
clded to support Frencn orphan this
year. Mrs B. H Bassett was elected
to membership in the, d. A. r.. Mrs.
w. j. Wilkinson. in charge of the lit
erary topic. gave splendid address on
the influence of colonial life. Miss
Elizabeth Pruit contributed a number
of vocal selections to the afternoons
enjoyment with Mrs. Burnev Pruit at
the piano. Delicious cake ana cotiee
were Sawed by the hostesses.
Mrs. Fennetta Sargent Haskell of
st. Louis. and Miss Elizabeth Pruit,
soprano Of Roswell viii Appear in a
Jtr uarv Is Mrs Has& III is an ace, m
lHshed reader and will present. Ii
v ere Kim" The proceeds Will 90 o
the Y. NJ. G. A. at the New Mexico
Military institute; and the community
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jaffa were
hosts. FRIDAY evening at their home TO
the five hundred club for a delightful
Z O'Clock dinner ana even "a.
club game; Mr.. and Mrs B. II. Bas-
sett won the ton score favor
Miss Elizabeth Pruit entertained the
cadet CORDS of the New Mexico Mill
tary institute Tuesday morning with a
number of vocal selections at their
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover c, Cottingham
announce the birth of son. James
Edward. Saturday. January 10. Mr..
and Mrs, Thomas j. Hall, also an
nounee the birth of son. Thomas j.,
Jr; Sunday. January II.
Mr., and Mrs: f. A, Teschner re-
turned SUNDAY from holiday visit at
their old home in Indiana.
Mr.; and Mrs. Il. l.. Lusk and little
sons have been released from .uuaran-
tine. following a visitation of scarlet
Tuesday night for Eastland. where he
will assist in building Eastland coun-
ty roads for some time.
The p. r. o. chapter met Monday at
regular meeting. with a good attend
ance. The routine business was toll
lowed BY delightful social hour.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank joyce will come
uD IhurSdav from their home at
Carlsbad, to attend the concert to be
given by Miss Elizab beth Pruit and Mrs,
Fennetta Sargent Haskell at the arm
ory Thursday night. Thev will be the
guests of the Pruit families.
Mrs. Albert Pruit and Mrs A. H.
Pruit have issued invitations for a re-
ception Friday afternoon from $3.50
o'clock to 5 o'clock at the Albert Prut
home to meet Mrs. Frank joyce of
Carlsbad. and Mrs. Fennetta Sargent
Haskell. reader. from st. Louis.
Mrs. Charles Flannery. Sr.. of Chi
cago arrived Tuesday night for a visit
with her son. Capt. Charles Flannery
and family.
F. L. Yeaw left Wednesday night
for Denver. where he will attend to
business matters.
Sol Jaffa will arrive Thursday from
his home in Trinidad. Colo. for an
extended visit with his son. Arthur
Jaffa. and family.
Mrs. w. S. jolly was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon to the Merrie Wives.
for their regular meeting.
Mrs. Arthur Jaffa was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the Martes Auc-
ton Bridge club. for their regular
afternoon of the club game. Mrs. o.
II. Smith captured top score favor for
the club members and the guest favor
fell to Mrs. Thornton Boswell. To
conclude the pleasant afternoon. a
delicious salad course was served by
the hostess.