Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-13

Employees of the Mandell Cloth
ing ana Dry Goods company en-
joyed very pleasant dinner given
al the Gran QuiYira hotel last
Friday evening In honor of Mike
Mandell of Albuquerque, who is
visiting in Clovis. Those present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Man
dell and son, Buddie; Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Carmack, NJ. Man
dell, Allie Wilson, Mrs. j, w. Nell
Aon and Misses George Robinson
Anne Hull, Claudia Ritter and
Minnie Rogers.
More than a thousand citizens
90 Clovis attended the initial con-
cert of Johnson's Chamber of
Commerce band last Friday even
ing and enjoyed the splendid pro-
gram. Seats around the bandstand
in the city park at Mitchell and
Monroe were crowded, and cars
were lined up on all three sides
of the park,
Clovis w. c. T. L. held a meet
ing Friday afternoon at the home
UI Mrs. A, b. Austin. Mrs 5. l..
Ricketts, was elected president to
replace Miss Mary Knight who
left the city. The ladies present
pledged their interest and sup
port of the girls school at Belen.
and discussed plans for the study
of the state laws relating TO wom-
en- and children. The union also
voted to give a dictionary TO the
proposed city library when it is
opened. The next meeting will be
at the home OF Mrs. d. n. Croft.
Miss Cuma j. Thomas and
Charles E, Nichols were married
last Saturday evening at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, ]. A. Thomas, G. f. Harmon
performing the ceremony The
groom is a young farmer living
northeast of Clovis and the bride
is well known in Clovis, having
been employed in the office of
County Treasurer j. Simpson |
Morgan. The young couple will |
continue to live here until fall
when they plan to move to Cali
fornia.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis =. J. Mas
terson very delightfully."- entertain |
ed number of their friends at
O'Clock dinner Wednesday |
evening, in honor of Hevert Muir
ply, who is leaving for Ell Paso to
live, A profusion of flowers were
arranged artistically about the
rooms in which the guests were
entertained and the evening spent /
with these charming people was
most enjoyable one.
The Kenisington club met with
Mrs. w. H Collins Thursday aft
ha nf
in needlework of different kinds.
Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess OF the following
members; Mesdames Cassel, How
ard, Luikart, James Dennis, Den
hof and Natter, several being alb
sent on account Of sickness
John D. Brown of Clovis. and
Miss Ella Adams of Little Rock.
Ark, were married June ., in
the brides home in that city.
After spending a few days in
Oklahoma City, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown arrived in Clovis, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. Brown, who is district agent
for the New York Life Insurance
company, is a prominent citizen
of Clovis, and his many friends
join IN cOngratulaung the young
couple.
One of the largest picnic
crowds of the season was spent [
Tuesday evening on the Harrison
ranch, southeast of Farwell, Tex,
when a general big time was had,
by the picnickers. Those who /
motored to the Harrison ranch !
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Duck
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Kuy-
kendall, c, w. Harrison, Misses
Helen Rought, Clara Wilson Pearl
Hubbard, Minnie Rogers, Mildred
Whiting, Claudia Ritter, Nellie
Hayes, Esther Watson, George
Robinson and Vivian Buster,
Messrs. Hamlin, Overstreet. Clar-
ence George, Charles Cobb, Ern
est McDaniels, Paul Winstead, w.
Towne, Oscar Baird and Ovid Jer-
nigan and j. d. Brown and bride,