Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-09

chosen and a spirited contest en-
tered into by the followers of each,
resulting in the supremacy of the
Winter Queen, which was in per-
feet tune with the winter weather
of the Pecos valley this spring.
All kinds of merry games and mu-
sic followed to round out the de-
lightful evening. About forty were
present.
Organization of the Third dis
trict federation of Federation OF
Women's clubs of New Mexico was
Systematically accomplished Tues
day at the Carnegie library, when
the three federated club of the CITY,
the Roswell Womens club, the
Federated P. T. A. and the Shake
speare club were hostess to the
delegates and members of the other
federated clubs from surrounding
towns of the Third district. Out
of-town guests were here from
Carlsbad, Dexter, Portales, Artesia.
and Clovis. Mrs. ]. T. Mcclure, OF
Roswell, filled the presidents char
in the absence of that official, ana
Mrs. Roy Ammermani of Roswell,
acted as temporary@ secretary.
Luncheon was served by the ladies'
of the Methodist church at parish
hall. and a delightful time was
spent there. Election of officers at
the afternoon session resulted thus:
First vice president, Mrs. Roy Am
norman, Roswell; second vice
president, Mrs. Thorne, CarisDad'
recording secretary, Mrs. c. W.
Williams, Artesia; treasurer Mrs
Hockenhull, Clovis; auditor, Mrs.
W. H. Miles, Dexter, The next
place of meeting will be Artesia'
in April, 1927.
Mrs. F. G. Keyes and Mrs. II. f..
Duffey entertained a large number
of friends Monday at a delighttui
bridge luncheon, at the home OF
Mrs. Reyes, on the south side. The
tables We're laid with fragrant
sweet peas and ferns, and mos
delicious two-course menu was
served. Following the luncheon
bridge was played at seven tables,
and at the close of the game the
high score favor fell to Mrs. WIZ
johnson. A lovely cluster of sweet
peas was the gift Of the hostess to
Mrs. Joseph Danziger, guest
from Las Vegas.
Rev. and Mrs. Sidney M. Bed
ford were dinner hosts Monday
at their home in compliment to
Mrs. Baughman, secretary of the
C. w. B. NJ. Rocky Mountain DIS
trict, and DR.. w. N. Lennon,
medical missionary from Manila, +,
/. A most delicious menu was
served and at the close the hostess
brought in cake covered WIN
candles, announcing that the oc-
casion was the Birthday anniversary
Of Reverend Bedford.
Miss Virginia Lockhart and her
pupils scored a beautiful success
Tuesday evening in their Fairylandl
program at the Armory, presenting
a beautiful program of muslcai
numbers and readings, before an
appreciative audience.
The high school p. 7. A. held
election of officers Tuesday after
noon at the school building, re-
electing Mrs. w. p. Turner, presl-
dent: Mrs. ]. E. Mcclure, vice
president; Mrs. M. S. Williams,
secretary; Mrs. Harry Andrew,
was reelected treasurer, and Mrs.
C. A. Henderson corresponding sec
rotary and Mrs. Sidney Prayer au-
ditor The club voted to put $109
in the bank for the school
library. The East Side P. T. A.
also elected officers as follows:
President, Mrs. P. d. Taylor vice
president, Mrs. Grady Welter; sec
rotary, Mrs. M. l.. Layne; treas
|urer, Mrs. Marcus Jones; auditor
Mrs. M. II. Hunter; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. ]. A. Atkins. A fine
program was given by the children,
including games learned this year.