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

lightfully entertain e a large ana
appreciative audie II ce with her
sweet songs Sunday night at the
Baptist church. Slc is guest
of Rev. and Mrs. j. T.. NIX at the
parsonage.
Miss Montana Grins.te I'd a Por-
tales girl, and a former f, eacher In
our high school, and a fin 70 music
ian, left Thursday mon lng Tor
Boston, Mass, where she VIII en-
ter the New England coma ervatory
of music for four years. course
Miss Grinstead will spec ia NE IN
violin, piano and pipe organ
music.
Heck Harris, gradu ATE oi
Clarendon college, Tex" anu thu
George Reese, graduate OF ene
military school, Roswell, left 5,ere
few days ago for Berk eIey'
Calf. where they entered 1he
state university at that place.
The Pentecostal tent meet ng
which has been held here for I ne
past four weeks, closed Sunday
night. There were several access
sions to the church. Rev. Batess
the Evangelist, who held TN
meeting here, left Monday foh
Richland, N NJ, where he VIII
hold tent meeting, after when
he will return to Portales, as ne
has accepted the pastorate of the
PentecoStal church at this place,
for the coming year.
/ On Saturday evening Miss Mary
Elizabeth Hancock gave lovely
alphabetical party to twenty-five
girls and boys of the younger set
in honor of Miss Rachel Duna-
way, of Amarillo, Tex. The diff
ferent rooms were bowers OF
beauty, with their decorations OF
dahlias, sweet peas, asters and
nasturtiums. The evening was
spent in alphabetic contests and
games OF various kinds. Those al
the party from other states were;
Miss Reamer, of San Francisco
Calf; Roy and Martin Height, OF
. Amarillo, Tex; Frank and May
} Brown. of Clifton, Tenn, ano
Rachel Dunaway, the guest OF
! honor. The hostess served delic-
, ious ice course.
on Tuesday afternoon, Mis-
Lavone Brown entertained fifteer
girls and boys of the Junior Ep
: worth league, at her country home
; close to town. After the meeting
they played games for while
! and then enjoyed a delightful
watern, elon feast, and they al
went home happy.
On Tuesday evening at o'clocl
!, Miss Leta Smith was the hostes!
. at a shower for Mrs. Malcom'
: Trout, who surprised her man!
, friends a week before by COINS
:, to Farwell, Ten, and getting mar
. ried. Miss Leta received all tn
girls at the door who first kissed
!, the bride, then registered and wer
q served punch by Miss Emogen
: Trout. When the guests had al
a arrived the bride was requested Z
: sit down in chair over Whlcl
!. an inverted umbrellas was sus
a pended, containing the unbreak
n able gifts. A string was Pulled an
a the gifts showered the bride, an
: the girls all threw rice ON mel
r The rest of the gifts were the
= brought and were admired ny al
n The presents consisted of an cleo
a trio iron, electric grill, alumni nun
a silver, linens, china and mucn Gu
Is glass. Mr. and Mrs. Trout Will re
"a side in Portales.
g The Roosevelt County Teachers
g institute opened Monday with
d large registration of teachers A.
= through the week the speeches an
A entertainments have been OF
!. high character and very interest
n ing. The address of welcome wa
- made by Judge G. l.. Reese o
q this city, and response was b
l. Superintendent w. N. clyde o
o Floyd, N. M. Many speakers an
h workers are here from a dis
ia lance.