Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-04
FLAGSTAFF


during the strict observance of
Lent and church services have all
received more than the usual at
tention.
Many civic matters have come
up for consideration and so the
forty days have all been fraught
with good
Club women are working to-
wards a better and cleaner Flag
staff and there energies will find
direction and fulfillment this early
spring.
The Masonic dance last Thursday
evening was a most enjoyable at
fair. These dances just continue
to grow in popularity to the extent
that the spacious rooms resound
with the good times enjoyed The
floors are lovely and the music
furnished by Mrs. f. 0. Allen and
Mr.. Smith is always inspiring. Dur
ing the evening delicious punch
was served and altogether you NAV
ask any of the following as to the
good time: Mr.. and Mrs. J Z. Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sullivan,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Grinnell, Mr..
and Mrs. Burt Cameron, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. j. f.
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Coffin. Mrs.
Thomas, Mrs, Quarry, the Misses
McClain, Lawhead Rosen, Lucille
Fowler. Louise Fowler and the
Messrs. Keith Warren. l.. c. Riley,
Lawhead and Krentz.
Very attractive are the invita-
tons issued for an Easter dance
trrl,
A number of popular young peo-
pie are getting it up and bespeak
for ii royal good time.
A Scotch social was the talk of
the week for last Friday night the
ladies of Mrs. Walkers unit dem
onstrated the fact that they knew
all about "Ye Banks and Braes of
Benny Doom" All the guests had
sought out Scotch costumes and
the gala array was most effective,
Singing, charades, bagpipe duets.
all told the story of bonny Scot
land and the evenings refresh
ments consisting of hot cocoa and
delicious sugary cakes added an
exceptional finale.
MIR. and Mrs. j. E. Fowler have
just returned from a delightful ton
days visit in Phoenix. where they
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. |
C. Lockett.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Pulham re-
turned Friday night from Wilcox. !
where they have been spending the |
winter with their daughter Mr.. |
Pulliam will return shortly to
Phoenix, where his duties in the
state land department will last |
some little while.
Woeber w. Smith left Sunday |
for an extended vacation of some |
few weeks which he will spend on |
the California coast.
Guy Lowell, trustee of the Lowell !
observatory estate, left for his
home in Brookline, Mass, after a
visit of few weeks on the hill.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry En-
bach, a son, last Sunday morning |
Joe Rabbit is in Mesa spend
ing a few days with his wife there, |
who is visiting her mother for a |
few weeks.
Mrs. Constance Lowell has been !
visiting on observatory hill for a |
week or more. but left Saturday |
afternoon for Los Angeles and |
other western points.
Attorney Francis d. Cradle and |
young sons, Robert and John. re-
turned Saturday night from Belle |
vue, o., where they had taken |
Mrs, Cradles remains, few
weeks before. Flagstaff is glad to |
have Mr.. Cradle home again with |
the determination to make it his
future home.
John Verkamp returned to Los
Angeles after attending services
for the late George Rabbit
Sixty-three members of the new
battery met last Monday night and |
elected officers. Francis Chrisholm
was named ranking first lieutenant; |
Clarence Pulliam also a first lieu
tenant; Earl Rakestraw, second
lieutenant, and l.. A. Eastburne,
also a second lieutenant
Captain Robson has the appoint
ing of the commissioned Off
GERS. After the election, Captain
Larue of Phoenix. made a fine
speech to the men. The new ma
terial for the battery will proba bly,
total up to 500 or more. The A. l..
& T, Lumber company have do
mated grounds and stables for the
temporary use until the new arm
DRY is erected.
F. D. Cradle is the new member
of the school board. All are agreed
that this is a fine selection.
Mrs. II. l.. Hall will open up an
up-to-date dining room in the
Weatherford hotel after the first
of May.
Three wonderful paintings in oil
on exhibition at the curio depart
ment of Rabbit Brothers are at
tracing more than passing atten-
ton. They are the work of our
celebrated fellow townsman, jim
mic Swimmerton and show his true
artistic spirit,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. +. Hart are
home after spending most of the
winter in Cornville.
G. l.. DeRyder Is home after
spending a few weeks in California.
Mrs. Tom +. Pollock is spending
Easter with her father and sister in
Pasadena,
The social service gave an East
er demonstration of good cooking
Saturday and found everyone
eager to lay in a supply for their
Easter dinner.
Mrs. Ira Hart entertained at
cards last Thursday afternoon Mrs
I1dTtS dttIdGtlNe hume mas DteH
recently purchased by Mr., Charles
Voolfolk and because of this, the
affair was planned in the nature of
a farewell
Mrs. Harlow Yeager and chill
dren are i'm from their Canyon
Diablo ranch.
Miss Alma Acker left last Sun
day evening to take up new duties
in Wiekenburg. the teacher of one
of the grades resigning but recent
ly. Miss Acker will complete the
terms work.