Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-08

a few friends Friday evening with
a delightful supper party at her
home. Covers were laid for eleven
guests, and the hostess. A theater
party followed the supper to round
out the evening.
The marriage Of Miss Beulah
Nixon. daughter of MIR. and Mrs
II Il. Nixon and Joseph Fleming,
brides home at O'Clock. Rev.
Rudolph Caughey of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church, read the
service in the presence of close
relatives Of the families Follow
ing the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served and then the
young couple left for the noun
tains for a short wedding trip.
Miss Mae Beatrice Cummins
and Captain George l.. Littlefield
We're married Saturday evening at
the Catholic church, Rev. Father
Roman reading the service in the
presence of a few close friends
of the contracting parties. Captain
and Mrs Littlefield left on that
nights train for Fort Worth, where
they will make their home. The
bride has spent the past few win
ters in Roswell, and has Il wide
circle of friends here. Captain Lit
tlefield has been the Nash agent
here for some time
The Country club presented a
gala appearance Monday evening
for the initial family party of the
Rotary club, and the entire MEM
bership and their families were
present. Electrically lighted Jap
auese lanterns swung gally from
the trees, and porch, and the ma
tional colors were used TO carry
out a pretty decorative note ABOUT
the club house. After all had ar
rived, and were tagged, with APP
propriate names, and duplicate
numbers were distributed for sup
per partners, supper was served at
one long table, by the bachelor
members of the club A delicious
chicken menu was served. The
bachelors came back at the bene-
diets by telling them, that since
they were used to home tasks they
might clear the table and WASH
the dishes. The children We're
served at a separate table on the
sou.h - 80, Pa toasts and
9ot,sai 800, ~ adv guests nv
th tiou ,ar na,nns were inteTsnersions
49, af ~ ,'s s,nna, ee,Sice and special
.,a,le h,l p q Campbell and
Ifarrv A1arew were mnch enjoy
,,nst entertaining nrogram
ae 11io+nrns yas ! feature of the
w. ~" ana dancinp 10 the music
es rtinno az" and drnms rounded out
~ P Ill, affair mis- first Rotary
fnr,iiy offair was delightful one.
all, 80, 80 =, a graat measure due to
~ o9,;aart ana sncrntary Of the
liie ~ Ctart, n;Iiay ana @ II Elm
Siuo' y. u, ,,iaY2od 70 have such
ii,,i !. o,,a,ei,lsr nnna month. and
a.. az g. ,,ol, ,,Ioasura in store
nv slAei =, - pn 49, ,,lan,hers and their
fo,;1ia,
NJ, and Mrs V r Wilkins an
nonnce the arrival of a daughter
in their home Sunday.
The Woman's department of the
First Christian church met Mon
day at Haynes park, for a de-
Ilightful open air meeting and pro-
gram. A social hour and picnic
supper served to about 100 fol-
| lowed the business session and
program.
Miss Flora Jesse BIea. daughter
NJ Mrs r u Rell and Leo j.
Tuojters nigbt onerator at the
santa Fe denot here were mar
riad Monday morning M the Cath
niic obnrch Rev Father Roman
Uaading tho ceremony They left
NTandny night for San Diego. 10
,,iSit Mr. Walters, mother. who is
~ tbera
- Mrs Irene Norton was hostess
| r,,ssday MORNING nj n delightful
nartv n a few friends to meet her
dangbter Mrs Harris Hawkins,
of Winter Tex. Five hundred was
niavad at two tables. punch was
seryed during the game and later