Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27
Es Concert Friday Night Brilliant Musical Success; Santa Fe Dramatic Club
Present Clever Comedy MRS. Bbstad Leigh Rody Hall Friday

t buquerque. Following the talk the
d. girls went with Mrs. Leopold
: through Robinson park to find and
= identify the birds studied. About
t 6 o'clock all enjoyed a picnic sup
= per.
Tuesday evening several mem
bers of the C. U. p. club enjoyed
another of their regular suppers.
This time the supper was served
: in the garden back of the recrea-
ton rooms where it was delight
: fully cool.
Wednesday evening an erthusi-
astic group of young people met
! at the tennis lot at Tenth and Gen.
trail and initiated" the new GRO
quet set purchased by the recrea-
ton department of the Y. w. c. A.
Arrangements for the use of the
set may be made at the Y. w. rec
reation center. The only fee
charged is the return of the cro-
quet set in as good condition as Il
was received.
1t was predicted that the wom-
en- would not get up early enough
to use the Y. NJ. G.. A. pool when
feFSt the hours, G:30-S:30, were
announced, but last Tuesday morn
ing fifty-nine women and girls
were there and had a fine time.
Those whose cards are not filed
with Miss Rose, swimming direc-
| tor, should be sure to bring them
next Tuesday. No one will be ad-
mitted whose card is not on file.
PERSONAL MENTION.
| Miss Barbara Wait leaves tonight
for Chicago from where she will
start off on her concert engage
ments through the east and middle
west
Howard Rowland who returned
to Albuquerque Thursday with the
| intention Of spending the summer
here, received telegram upon his
arrival telling him to return ut
once to Philadelphia as he was
wanted to complete his term in the
navy and to go over to the Olym"
pic games July 18th. The sailors
who man the warship will be gwen
leave to witness the Olympic
games.
Mrs Robert Pollock, who has
been spending the past ten days in
Albuquerque, expects to leave Mon
day for Arizona where she will |
spend the summer in the noun |
tains. Mrs. Pollock has just re-
turned from a visit of several |!
weeks with relatives in the east.
Mrs. O. A, Matson and Miss Mar
celia Matson are expected to leave
the early part of the week for Cali
fornia where they will spend the |
summer
Miss Frances Lathrop, formerly |
of home economies in the State |
university, is enrolled in the Uni
versity of California for the sum
mer session and writes that she
wishes to have The journal sent
her regularly, especially the Sun
day edition, which she says she |
likes particularly.
Mrs e. N. Bigler, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Spitz, who has !
been visiting her parents for the !!
past month at their home on West
Central, with her little daughter,
expects to return to her nome in
Artesia the latter part Of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pru and
children expect to come into town
this week and establish head |
quarters" here. They have taken
one of the Home apartments ana
expect to spend week at Jemez
springs and several weeks on the
upper Pecos and at Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Shortle are
visiting DR., and Mrs. Shortle for a
few days. They are on their way
to the Grand Canyon and WIN visit
other places of interest in the west,
making their trip in a car.
Ruth Longfellpw, who has been
teaching home economics in the
Chicago university for the past
year, arrived in Albuquerque
Thursday morning to spend the
summer with her mother, Mrs. l..
w. Longfellow,
Bob and willard Hopewell are
on a camping trip at Hillsboro, N.
M.
Mrs. Harold Jamison and chill
dren left Thursday night for Te-
suque where she will spend the
summer and her sister, Mrs. Robert
Dietz, left Saturday with her chill
dren for the same place.
Born: To Lieut.. and Mrs. B. Il,
Rodey, Jr,, of Mountclair, N. j., a
daughter, Lillis. June rs.
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Betty |
Wiley left last night for the May
as, expecting to be gone for a
month.
Brian Boru Dunno and Miguel
Otero, of Santa Fe, were in town
yesterday, having come down with
Col. Bronson Cutting for the
American Legion meeting.
Mrs. r. p. Barnes is spending a
few weeks in Lordsburg with her
daughters. Mrs. Frank r. Coon
and Ms. M. p. Walker.
DR.. L. III. Chamberlin has left
for Jemez Hot Springs for one
month, to derive the benefit to his
health from the baths. H
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Schultz ana
daughter Frances from Fullerton,
Calf, are in the city visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. f. B. Schwentker and the
J. o. Schwentkers. Mr.. Schultz
owns fine orchard in Fullerton
and has for many years been a
director in the Southern California
Fruit Growers association.
Mrs. Charles Gatlin left the early
part of the week for their ranch
in western Socorro county. where
they will spend the summer. She
stopped in Magdalena en- route.