Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-30
Neu, Mexico State
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CLASSIFIED SECTION.
ROSWELL.

"S Al6Ht was one or the mos
beautiful and successful affairs
ever given at this church. The
work of E. +. Galloway, as read,
err with Mrs. Phil Helmig as a
sympathetic and perfect accom-
panist was delightful and enjoyed
oy the large audience which
completely filled the church.
Among the popular musical mum
bers contributed by we'll known
Roswell musicians were several
by Mrs. Roy Daniels, and Cad
mans Japanese Romance songs by
Miss Bernice Shepherd, in cos
tune, with Mrs. w. l.. Hill at the
piano. Harry Andrew gave a
group of Scotch songs, and a
brilliant piano duet was given by
Mrs. Andrew Guffin and Clark
Dilley, Jr., and the program closed
with "Hiawatha's Wooing," by
Mr.. Galloway and Mrs. Helmig.
About thirty five parents and
friends attended the delightful stu
do tea and recital program given
by the piano pupils of Mrs. w. l..
Hill at her home Wednesday. Mrs
Hill was assisted by Miss Bernice
Shepherd and Mrs. j. E. McClane,
who contributed delightful vocal
numbers to the enjoyable program
rendered by the pupils. A delicious
ice course was served to close the
afternoon. ..
Mrs. w. S. Day was hostess to
the Wednesday card club Wednes-
day for an enjoyable afternoon
visit and round of the club game.
Mrs NJ C. Quisenberry won the
high score favor. A delicious one
course luncheon was served.
Mrs. E. E. McNatt and Mrs. j. ID.
Atwood were hostesses Wednesday
at the McNatt home to number OF
friends for a delightful afternoon
of auction bridge. Dainty larkspur
and scarlet peoples added a pretty
floral note to the rooms, ana IN
the round of games the top score
favor fell to Mrs c. M. FARMS
worth, and tn guests faVors were
presented to Mrs. Yates ana MRS
Corbin of Artesia, who were VS.
itors from out-of-town. A salan
luncheon was served at the close
of the hours.
The First Baptist church was
packed Wednesday evening for the
piano and violin recital OF the
pupils of the Campbell studio ana
of Miss Aimee Poirson. The work
showed some exceptional progress
and all numbers were well render
ed. The ensemble work was al
done from memory and displayed
splendid training on the part OF
the instructors. Many floral OFFER
ings were presented the young pu-
nils. and these were cared for by
Mrs. r. l.. Yeaw and Miss Grace |
Brenneman. Mrs. Campbell was as
sisted in the presentation OF her
recital by Mrs. e. r. Parks. Bill !
phillips was in charge of the ush-
ering, and the attractive Flower |
girls were Clara Phinisy, Laura
Ballard. Zoe White and Helen
Henderson. 60
+ertained in delightful fashion
sunday at their raffch home IN
Eden valley, with spend the-day
nartv and sumptuous turkey din-
nor The party included Mr.. ard
Mrs Clark Dilley, and children,
Miss p Porter, Miss Katherine
Ianrv Charles Corn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rainey,
hostess Friday morning at Joils
20 mn breakfast at Haynes park, 10
her entire class of piano puplis Vi
bows and girls. A delicious camp
breakfast was enjoyed at Z O'Clock,
and the early hours of the morning
spent in regular picnic style, the
crowd returning to their homes
about 10 o'clock.
Mrs, c. A. Henderson was host
ess Friday evening at delightful
dinner complimentary to her son,
Herbert c. Henderson, whose is at
home from Marshall, Ten, for a
short visit. A delicious six course
menu was served and covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Man
lev. Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Hodges,
Lieutenant Walden Bassett, Lieut.
Dan Burrows, Herbert c. Hander-
son, Charles and Florence Hen
derson and the hostess.
Mrs. o. w. White entertained in
a delightful fashion Friday even
Ing at her home with dinner
bridge to a number of friends. A
delicious two-course dinner was
served, at small tables, and In the
ENJOYABLE round of bridge Mrs M.
R. Summers and Mr.. Nathan Jaffa
won high scores.
The Carlsbad P. Z. o. visitors
spent Friday in Roswell as the
guests of the local chapter. and
we're given a beautiful luncheon at
he Country club followed by a So
,iaI time during the afternoon.
Vivid scarlet poppihs about the
club rooms added a bright decor
tive note and the luncheon table
was spread with fragrant spring
blossoms. A most delicious menu
vas served under the direction of
Mrs. II. V. Fall land Mrs. Il. Fl.
Williams. The past presidents, of
he order and the acting president,
we're in charge of the entertainment
or the day. Mrs. Clark Dilley, the
president, presided at the table as
and response to
Ter welcome was given by Mrs.
lewis of Carlsbad. Mrs. w. s.
Iurrell gave a short review of the
work of the Roswell chapter and
drs. williams of Carlsbad, gave an
talk on her visit to the
}, E. O. convention. Mrs. II. e.
Iorris gave a clever little toast to
he visitors, in original verse, and
right talks were given by Mrs.
!. C. Lewis, and Miss Jennie Linn
# Carlsbad. Miss Linn, who is a
alented musician, also gave a num-
,er of delightful piano numbers
Turing the social hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walcott
Entertained delightful picnic
,arty at South Springs Friday
yening, complimentary to their =,
mother, Mrs. b. ]. Walcott. who n
eft Saturday night for her home
D Oklahoma. She was accompan-
I'd by Mrs. Charles Rauthbaum, II
nd children, who will spend the
ummer with relatives. ENJOYING