Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-01
ROSWELL

The American Legion basket bah
team, after winning the game from
the high school team wednesday
night, were hosts at a delightful
dance at the armory.
The choir OF the First NJ E.
church gave their former leader,
Miss Nell Mason. n beautiful fare
well surprise Wednesday evening
at her home, by dropping in on her
to the number of eighteen, for a
short visit and to present her with
beautiful purse, as token of
their regard for her and in appre-
citation of her work with them.
Miss Mason left Thursday night
for Eastland, where she has accept
ed position in the county highway
surveyors office.
Prayer Miller returned saturday
from Salt Lake City where he has
been for the past ten days attend
ing the National Wool Growers
association.
Mrs, c. NJ. Einhart was hostess
to the Cozy Corner club on Thurs
day afternoon for their regular
meeting and afternoon visit. The
time was spent delightfully."- with
sewing and at the close of the
afternoon a two-course luncheon
was served by the hostess.
A good attendance responded to
the call of the Womans club on
Thursday at the library to meet
Miss Ruth Stuchfield of Denver,
who is state worker for the Y. w.
c. A. Miss Stuchfield was here in
! the interests of the national cam
paign, and gave an interesting out
| line of her work. Committees
were appointed by Mrs. Beyette'
chairman of the Woman's CLUB,
| for this work.
| Miss Sophie Church returned
this week from Las Cruces, where
she has been the guest of Judge
and Mrs. Il. l.. Young for the
past two months.
Miss Ruby saunders. who has
been in Y. w c. A. work for the
past wear, is expected home soon
Mrs. Ralph Wyckoff arrived on
Friday from her home in Denver
TO visit several weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. MIL
Ter. .,
Mrs. Jim Johnson and little
daughters have returned from III
Paso and are making their nome
at present in the walters flats.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Patterson
of Nara Vista, Colo, who nave
been spending the winter here'
left Saturday for Denver, where
they were called on business,
Mrs. Roy Parsons, who has pae 81,
seriously i'll at Wesley hospital II
kansas CITY. where she is filing
an engagement with taikinE
machine company. singing 1'r
records, is now on the road TO re-
covery. She has been suffering
from pneumonia.
Monday night a new movement
known as the Young feopte
Night" was started at the FITS,
Christian church, when a soei,al
hour was arranged to get the
Young people of the congregauot
together. These nights are to DC
made weekly affairs, to work ou'
social life for the young people
The Elks January dance Was
held on Friday night at the CUT
house and was attended by :
large number Of Elks and thei'
ladies. The evening was very gag
and enjoyable. and the RosWes
dance orchestra furnished delight'
full music for the dance, Whlci
lasted until / O'Clock.
Mrs. Clark A. Baker was host
ess Friday afternoon to the BOOB
club for their regular meeting ahs
afternoon visit at her pleasant
home. A clever New Mexico his
tory contest afforded amusement
and interest for the first part o.
the afternoon, and in this Mrs. M
w. Hodges scored for the prize
Chatting over needlework and tht
enjoyment of a delicious two-courst
luncheon rounded out an eXcep'
tionally enjoyable afternoon.
A large and enthusiastic GROVE
Of basket ball fans attended the
games at the armory Friday nigh
between the Fort Sumner and X
II. S. boys and girls teams. The
visitors were victorious in botf
games.
The Bereans of the Mirst Meth
odist church enjoyed a merry
Draft" party at Parish hall or
Friday evening, each guest golnt
through much of the red-tape o.
army service to get in. Delightful
games and entertainment features
we're used to carry out this idea
and we're in charge of Mrs Ray
Dearholt and Miss Mabel Wells
w, w. Raisner. Y. M. C. A. secre
tary at the New Mexico Military