Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20

Gnu NiSS I1utlIld1ls WIZ iG~
Gently left for Alaska, have ar
rived safely at Ketchikan.
L. A. Todd of Los Angeles. was
a business visitor here last Fri
day.
| Mrs. Arthur Piper, who formerly
resided at San Marcial, mas now
| Joined Mr.. Piper and they are
making their home on Williamson
| street.
Friday, June 1Sth, the majority
of the Elks of Winslow lodge, No.
| 536, journeyed to Holbrook, where
{ large class was initiated into
the mysteries of Elkdom. All re-
| ported a super.good time and
agreed that the Ilolbrook branch
of Winslow lodge, No. 536. were
fine entertainers.
Professor Edward Florin took
his Elks minstrel show to Gallup
Saturday night, June 10, and play
ed to a large house. A caste OF
forty were in the troupe. The
lnterlocutor being Obra Gray and
the end men Messrs. Eddie Clark.
Dinty Moore, James Britt, Riley
Walcott, u. =. Gilpin and George
l<ingrea. The chorus was com
posed of several roted local slng-
ers. The women in the chorus
was pleasing feature.
Miss Mayme Scott of Denison,
Texas, is a new stenographcr in
the Santa Fee offices here.
The sudden death of Mrs, Belle
Secrist which occurred last week
was a shock to all of W'nslow.
Mrs. Secrist had been resident
of this city for years. Old-tlmcrs
will recall her us the widow of
Frank Secrist who was a conduc-
tor on the Sania Fe at one time
and was also sheriff of Navajo
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kinney
of Williamson street, are the proud
parents of an eight and u quarter
pound boy.
Miss Bernadean Tennery has
resided her position with the San
Ia Fe and returned to her home
in Oklahoma City.
George II. Reyes, Jr., and fam
lily have returned from an extern
siye automobile toui of Californll-
Miss Esther has returned from
an extended visit at Los Angeles
and other points IN California.
Mrs. Ruby Jones and daugh-
ter, Francis, are visiting relatives
in Orrick, Mo.
Mrs. II. o. Bahaock and family
are spending the weekend at
Grand Canyon. .r.
The Clear Creek swimming
beach at the Dam site, is becom-
ing very popular and large crowds
are found there each evening.
Mrs, Joseph Abel of Aspinwall
street, is visiting relatives in OK
lahoma City.
The American Legion dance Civ
en- Monday night was well attended
and all reported a good time. A
feature dance by Miss Lolcye,
Baumgartner and Edward Florin
was an added attraction.
Frank Heslitt of the University
of New Mexico, Of Albuquerque,
was here last week.
Tuesday, June 18th, being Pro-
fessor Edward Florin's birthday,
Mrs. Florin gave a surprise party
for him and the male members OF
Elks minstrel being the guests. A
lunch was served and the evening
was spent In serenading.
Childrens day was observed Mt
both the Methodist and Baptist
churches. Large crowds were IN
attendance and the programs were
excellent.
Bishop Granjohn of the Tue
son diocese, recently assisted
Father Alloy with the confirma-
ton services at the Catholic
church here, when class OF
fifty were confirmed Mrs. w. d.
Chase acted as god mother for the
girls and William Daze, Sr., as god
father for the boys.
The Flag day services given by
the Elks lodge at the Electric
theater last Sunday was well at
tended. Rev. BARLEY gave the
history of the flag and Vincent
Jaeger Of Gallup the principal ad-
dress.
Lish Mullarky of San Bernar-
dino, was here visiting friends last
week.
Winslow now has two ball
teams. The Athletes, or first team,
has won the majority of games
played this season. The Indians
have only recently organized, but
are going good at present.
Herman S. Edelstein of Kansas
CITY has accepted a position with
tho Santa Fe here. ~
Word has been received from
Robert C. Corkhiil that he has
arrived safely at Ballagarraghyn,
st. Johns, England, whsre he is
making an extended visit with rel
I.itives. -
Joseph. Fussel and children are
visiting in Bakersfield. Calf.
Winslow has had. some real
treats In band music the past
week. The Shriners bands Of Bir-
mingham, Ala, and Oklahoma
City. who were en- route OF the
annual convention at Portland,
stopped over here during meal
periods and gave the concerts.