Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-21
ROSWELL


The marriage of Miss Vera
Hinkle, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs J, f. Hinkle, and Arthur l..
Farnsworth, only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Farnsworth, was sol
emnized Wednesday at high noon
at the home of the brides parents
in the presence of a large number
of friends and relatives of both
families. Promptly at high noon
Mrs w. l.. Hill at the piano play
ed the wedding march from Lohen-
grin, and Rev. S. e. Allison of the
NJ. E. church, South. entered the
library followed by the bride and
groom, who took their places under
the arch of smilaX and tulle be-
meath the collonade, for the im-
pressive ceremony Following the
ceremony, the newly weds slipped
away in their car for a honeymoon
trip somewhere, and rumor says to
different places, On their return
they will make their home in Ros-
well.
Fragrant sweet peas in pink,
white, and purple, combined with
dainty runners of smilaX added to
the attractiveness of Mrs. r. c.
Worswick's pleasant home We'd
nesday when she was hostess at q
Kensington tea in honor of Mrs.
w. A. Hamilton, who leaves soon
for California to reside. At the
close of the enjoyable afternoon
delicious ice course was served.
Mrs. Phil Helmig and Mrs. Hugh
Huff chaperoned about thirty
young people of the First Christian
church for a delightful party at
the Country club Wednesday even
ing Games. music and dancing,
with refreshments were the diver
sons of the evening. -.
Mrs. Lyman Sanders was hostess
to number of friends Wednesday
at her home for delightful infor-
NAL afternoon visit. complimentary
to her sister, Mrs. John st. John,
of Denver.
Misses Ellabelle Bruner and Mil
dred Parks were dinner guests OF
Miss Zoa Schrecengost Wednesday
evening at her home. Later about
thirty friends dropped in for a So
cial evening, and shower for Miss
Bruner, who is leaving soon.
The Friday Evening Dancing
club enjoyed a most delightful
evening at the country home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tweedy We'd
nesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Tweedy, Mr..
and Mrs o. w. White and Mr., and
Mrs. Theo. Sutherland and Colonel
w. j. Wilson, were hosts for the
evening. Dancing was enjoyed UNI
til after / o'clock, and during the
evening a delicious salad course was
served.
Miss Virginia Lockhart and Mrs.
Mary Mason entertained with de-
Iightful party Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Lockhart, COM
plimentary to the girls who took
part in the W. c, I. U. piano con-
test last week. A merry evening
was spent during which games and
an impromptu program including
dances by Evelyn Bryce, readings
by Miss Lockhart, and Miss Moyna
Adams, and vocal numbers by MISS
Martha Taubert, with Miss Emma
Taubert at the piano, were en-
joyed.
Mrs. J. NJ. Miller was hostess
Thursday to the "Wednesday Bridge
club at her apartments for a most
delightful afternoon visit and round
of the club games. in which MRS.
C M. Quisenberry was awarded the
pretty high score favor. Mrs. Miller
was assisted in serving a delicious
luncheon by Mrs. j. w. johnson.
"The Spanish American Child IN
Our Schools" was the topic under
discussion at the meeting or the
Central school parent-teachers' as
sociation Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
r. =. Morris handled the subject
most Interestingly. Music was sup
piled for the program by pupils Oh
the school.
Mrs. Herbert Lowry entertained
the Martes Auction Bridge clup
Thursday at her home for their
regular meeting, and afternoon of
the club game. Mrs. Will Johnson
won the top score favor. A refresh
ing luncheon was served TO close
the afternoon.
Miss Minerva Boone was hostess
Friday evening at a delightful pic
mic supper at the Fin and Feather
club. complimentary to the teach
ers of the East Side school. A
sumptous fried chicken dinner was
served, and a pleasant time spent
in boating and fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. O, II. Smith were
hosts Friday evening at their home
to the Five Hundred club for a
delightful dinner, and evening OF
the club game.
Miss Lou Ella Craig was hostess
Friday evening at the Country club
to a merry dancing party, for a
number of friends.
The st. Patrick tea given Satur-
dav afternoon at the home of Mrs.
T. A. Cahoon by the social conf
mittee of the Washington Avenue
p. T. A. for the school library fund
was a success both Financially sand