Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28

ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Holt, who have lived for the past
twenty years in Roswell. A most
enjoyable evening was spent.
Mrs. Joseph Rhea left Friday
night for Waco and Dallas, Tex,
and Shreveport La, for three
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. O. II. Smith and son Bill
left Sunday night for Dallas and
Fort Worth. Tex, for a visit of two
months with relatives.
Miss Edith Ericsson has arrived
from Connecticut and is ready to
begin her work as public health
nurse Of Roswell
Joe r.. Scott and Clay Stearns
came in Saturday from Clovis and
have begun work of staging Mr..
Scottis latest play Friday, the
Thirteenth
Mrs. Harry Johnson Saturday af-
ternoon entertained a number of
little friends of her daughter, Syl-
via May, in honor of the little girls
sixth birthday The children en-
joyed games during the afternoon
and refreshments of cake and
cream were served Small baskets
of candy were given each guest as
favors.
A number of little girls enjoyed
prty saturday afternoon as the
guest of little Miss Hazel Marie
corn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mart Corn, who was celebrating
her eleventh birthday. After
merry afternoon of games. the lit
tie folks enjoyed refreshments of
sandwiches, cream and birthday
cake.
About twenty-five young people
of the First Christian church en-
joyed the regular young peoples
night Monday night at the church
annex. Games and guessing con-
tests were the diversion of the
evening and refreshments of punch
and cakes were served.
The neighbors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Hamilton, The number of
thirty-six, gathered at the Ed. S.
Gibbany home Monday night, in a
farewell party honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton, who left Tuesday
morning for California to make
their home. Mrs. j. j. Knoll gave
a number of piano selections and
conversation rounded out the even
ing. Refreshments of cake and
cream were served at the close of
the hours.
Mrs. r. E. Morris and daughter,
Mrs. NJ. X. SUBWAY were hostess
es Monday afternoon to the p. f.
O. for the regular meeting at which
election and installation of officers
was carried out. Mrs. Clark Dilley
was elected president, Mrs. II. V.
Fall. vice president; Mrs. William
Beyette, recording secretary; Mrs.
Morrow, treasurer; Mrs, w. c.
Buckley, treasurer; Mrs. Roy
zimmerman, chaplain, and Mrs,
link, guard. Refreshments were
served after the installation cere-
mony.
Rev. F. w. Pratt Of Carlsbad ad-
dressed the st. Andrews guild at
its regular meeting Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Joseph
De Graftenreid Plans were laid
for the regular Easter sale, and
much work was accomplished.
Thomas Gilmore Lucey imper-
and entertainer, is to APP
pear Friday night at the armory
in a benefit program for the senior
class of the Roswell high school. |
Mr.. Lucey has travelled extensively
and brings the best he has seen and
heard in his travels to his audi
ences.
The Charles De Bremond post
of the American legion is sparing
no expense to make the Joe Scott !
Friday the Thir- !
teenth," to be given here the nights
Of April and 6, the most porten-
tious musical offering ever given
by amateur talent in Roswell. Cap
tain Jackson of the New Mexico |