Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-26
ROSWELL

and their families, entertaining
with a jolly watermelon feast. and
"a get-acquainted social evening.
Announcements have been re-
ceived in Roswell telling of the
marriage of Miss Martha Taubert
and Paul Mitchell Bowen. Satur-
day, September IL. at Caselton, n.
D, They will make their home al
Ration.
Mrs. D. C. Coonely entertained
with a delightful dinner party Fri
day evening at her home compll-
mentary to her brother, w. /,
Stringer, OF Baltimore. Covers were
laid for six,
Mrs. George B. Jewett was host
ess Thursday to the Book club al
her home, entertaining delightfully."-
with an afternoon of games ana
contests. In the contests Mrs. NJ,
w. Hodges won the favor. A de-
licious two-course luncheon was
served to close the hours. About
fifteen members were present.
An interesting meeting of the W,
c T. U. was held Friday AFTERNOON
at the home OF the president, MRS.
Mary E. Mason, who reported
twenty-three new members taken
into the organization. making a
total of forty. Delegates were elect
ed to the state convention in Be-
len, october 8. and S. as follows;
Mesdames Haymaker, Werline,
Erb and Croissant, and Mrs. Ma
son. who is already a delegate by
virtue of her office.
The reception given by the fed
Grated p. T. A. Friday night at the
high school, honoring the teach
ersu of the various city schools,
was a beautiful affair. The guests
were welcomed in the east corridor
of the building by Mrs. William
Beyette, and Mrs. Sidney Prayer
and Supt. D. n. Pope, who were as
sisted by the various, members OF
the federation, the principals OF
the schools. the school board ana
H.heir wives.
Il A program was rendered, con-
,aisting of violin numbers. readings
md vocal numbers, after an ad-
I dress of welcome by the president
of the school board, d, H, Wilmot.
The auditorium was beautifully
decorated with vivid scarlet flow
ers and ferns. After the program
delightful social hour was spent,
and refreshments of ices and cake
were served.
The Daughters OF the American
Reyolution held their first meeting
Of the year Friday at the home OF
Mrs. Robert Beers, state regent
who was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. ]. f. Hinkle. Constitution
Day. was celebrated. with short
talks by Mrs. w. L. Radney. Mrs,
II. Fl. Keith, Mrs. John Rhea and
q. C, Hanna. Mrs. Jackman gave
number of piano solos. A re-
freshing ice course was served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Arthur
Farnsworth, Mrs. Carl Turner. OF
San Diego; Miss Frances Bear ano
Miss Ethel Mcclure, of Fort smith,
Ark. Thirty.six. members and VISIT
ing daughters were present.
THE fourteenth birthday ami
ye,sary of Clark Dilley, Jr. was
ibyously celebrated Friday even
Ing and Saturday morning at me
pi|ley home. beginning with a'trea'
Friday evening, and, a. theatel
marty that night, a slumber party
at the Dilley home. and SATURDAY
morning a swim, 1.-THE country
club, then a breakfast at the >Dilley
home. The party included eight
boy friends OF the young host.
4 The Bereati. class and the choir
bf the FIRST Nj E, church. were
hosts. Friday eyeniflg at a delight
full bartyy COMPLIMENTARY to Miss
Pearl Werline. Who Is to be mar
ried SOON and Ato Mr., and MRS.
Glenn. Mccoy, who We're recently
married. Mr., and Mrs. Mccoy and
Miss Werrine, were presented with
beautiful gifts of crystal, Miss Nell
Mason making the presentation
sneeches, cleverly., About thirty
i've enjoyed the evening, and the
delicious ices and cakes served at
the close. '' ,4
Miss Frances Bear. Mrs. Arthur
Farnsworth, and Mrs. Carl Turner,
of San Diego, were hostesses Sat
urday afternoon at the home of
Miss Bear, entertaining with a
prettily appointed thimble tea,
complimentary to Miss Ethel Nc
Clure, of Fort Smith, Ark.
Robert Fisher Of Columbus, o.,
arrived Sunday. Mr.. Fisher and
Miss Pearl Werline will be married
early next week and will leave for
their home in Columbus.
An d-fashioned tacky party
was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Long, southwest OF
town. Saturday night, which was
attended by many delightful fea-
lures. Prizes were given for the
tackiest costumes, and classical
Scotch dances and square dances
were INDUCED In. There were re-
freshments ad lib, and included a
monster Texsweet watermelon,
weighing seventy-five pounds.
Rev Charles T. Goodsell. and
his bride. are guests Of his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Goodsell. They
were married September 10, in
Rochester, N. Y. Mrs. Goodsell was
Miss Frances. Elizabeth Gomez,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Wilson
Gomez of Rochester. Rev. Goodseil
IL a graduate of the University of
Rochester, and Theological semin-
airy of Rochester, and was ordained
eight years ago. He Is pastor of the
Central Baptist church, Olympia.
Wash. and after visit here. Rev.
and Mrs. Goodsell will take a trip
UP the Pacific coast. to their home
tn Olympia.
Mrs. E. l.. Lusk was hostess at a
dinner at her home Monday even
Ing In compliment to the birthday
OF Major Lusk. and the wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Hall.
Mrs. J. r. Daughtry was hostess
Monday night at her home at a
prettily appointed dinner, COMPILE
mentary to Miss Ethel Mcclure, Of
Fort Smith, Ark. Miss Mcclure left
that night for Dallas, where she
will enter school.
DR.. and Mrs, H. v. Fail were
hosts Tuesday evening at their