Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-15
FLAGSTAFF

Flagstaff interest centers about a
modern up-to-date cafe soon to be
opened in the old Commercial cafe
quarters. Three men from Gallup,
N. M, have leased these rooms of
Charles Prochirow and are in Los
Angeles now buying new furniture
and fixtures. one of F'lagstaffs
greatest needs will thus be realized
The place will open in about six
weeks.
Announcement of wedding, in
teresting to Flagstaff friends, was
made saturday, when it became
known that Miss May Ruth Dick
son of Flagstaff and Mr.. G.. Grout
had been married in HolbGook.
The bride is an employe of the
Flagstaff LUMBER company, and
the groom is a civil engineer. The
bride and groom will make Flag
staff temporary home, but will
leave later for Casper, Wyo.
w. c. Tinsley, representing the
Salvation Army from Chicago, was
in town this week assisting in the
organization of an advisory coun-
Gil for Coconino county. 7. NJ. Gold
was made local chairman, and a
study of local conditions in juven-
lie delinquency, unemployment,
poverty and illegitimacy will be
begun at once. The salvation
Army workers will supervise meas
ures known as remedies in such
cases, .. .. H.. .,-.. ...s4
One of the lovliest social events
of the season will take place next
Tuesday night at Marlai's hail.
when the music department of the
Woman's club will give a program
and dance complimenting the
members of the American Legion.
The members of the Woman's club
and their husbands are also guests
and IA patriotic program will in
clude features of interest for all.
The music and dancing will also
be attractively staged, for it is to
be a Mardi Gras affair.
Mrs. Earnest Lennon Vas a host
ess last Saturday afternoon, enter
tanning sixteen friends in de-
lightfully informal manner at
bridge. After a few hours at cards
dainty two-course lunch was
served the following ladies': Mrs.
walsh, Miss Margaret Walsh, Mrs.
Ray Babbitt, Miss Gracia Saunders.
Miss Alice Alton Mrs. Lou Charlie
bois, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. william
Swityer, Mrs. Randall, Mrs. l.. G.
Stevenson, Mrs. Becker Mrs. C. B.
Wilson, Mrs. j. D. Jackson, Mrs,
Dick Conner, and Mrs. Roome.
Master Marshal Wilson cele-
brated his birthday anniversary by
inviting a number of his Young
friends in for games and refresh
ments last Thursday afternoon.
Seated about the table were Tom
and Mary Deiphine Pollock, Bar
bara Rees, Tom and Elizabeth San
ford and Katherine lie Rue Steven
son.
Mrs. Kate Wisehart and Mrs,
Bertha Kennedy entertained some
twenty guests last Saturday after
noon from $3.50 until 5, in compli-
ment to Mrs, Wisehart's sister, Miss
Ogborn. of Newcastle, Ind. Five
hundred was enjoyed until the
dainty lunch was brought in and
done justice to by the following
guests: Mrs. Fred S. Breen, Mrs. B.
Hook, Mrs. George Rabbit, Mrs,
C. B. Wilson, Mrs. Earl Slipher,
Mrs. George Harrington, Mrs. John
C.. Kelley, Mrs, Frank Noble, Miss
Minnie Lintz, Miss Lydia Rein
hold, Miss Lura Kmsey, Mrs. Chas.
Isham, Mrs. G. F. Manning. Mrs.
Walter hndbloom Mrs. Charles
lGreenlaw.
The board of supervisors met on
Monday and Tuesday of this week
to transact important business.
one item was appropriation of
three hundred dollars toward the
lcommunity nurse, which the social
Service Circle is about to establish
as permanent feature toward the