Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-21
ROSWELL

Mrs. W, S. Jolly entertained tn,
AeTtie Wives at her home Wed
neSday afternoon, for their reEula,
meeting and afternoon visit. The
time was spent in chatting owe,
fancy work, and in the enjoyment
OF a two-course luncheon which
concluded the afternoon.
Miss Geraldine Ogle was the sue
cessful contestant in the declama-
tory contest, and Walter RramhalI
won the honors in the oratprica
contest, held Wednesday night at
the Roswell high school, TO select
the representatives Of the school at
me state contest in Albuquerque
this week.
Mrs, Sidney Prayer and Mrs
Goslin entertained Wednesday with
an auction bridge party, the sec
ond in series, for Miss Ella Pra-
ger OF Hollywood, Calf. Bridge was
Played at seven tables, and the
man score favor fell to Mrs. F. G.
heyes. a two -Course luncheon was
served at the close Of the games.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Porter were
hosts Wednesday evening at their
nome at a supper card party com
plimentary to Miss Louie Ogle and
Ray Waggoner, who were married
Thursday night. A two course
menu was served at several small
tables, and following this 500 was
played. Miss Sophie Church and
r, l.. Yeaw captured the high score
iaVors. Later the party attended
the jazz dance at Hotel Glider
The Shakespeare club met at the
home Of Mrs, Nathan Jaffa We'd
nesday afternoon in the study of
the third act of Hamlet under the
direction of Mrs. w. l. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Amonett were
hosts Wednesday evening at their
home entertaining with a dance, a
number of their friends, An Edi-
son furnished the music for the
uanctng until 1880 o'clock. Fruit
was served during the evening, and
later a merry time was spent pop
ping corn.
Bright autumn leaves, American
Beauty roses, flags and pennants
made the club house of the Ameri-
can legion attractive Thursday aft
ernoon for the tea over which the
ladies' of the auxiliary presided.
Mrs. Sidney Prayer presided at the
prettily appointed tea table, and
delicious cake and coffee were
served. The silver offering was
generous, and a nice sum was add
ed to that to be used in furnishing
the club house.
The American legion dance
irrh ~
another success. The armory was
decorated with flags and bunting
and long ropes of pennants, and
the lights were rose covered. The |
Roswell dance orchestra furnished |
the music and programs recorded |
20 dances The hostesses were
Mrs. c. F. Beeson, Mrs. j. B.
Mrs. Grace Bear and Mrs. |
j. ID. Atwood. Cake and coffee
were served at the club house
across the street during the evening
by the ladies of the Auxiliary, and
Miss Julia Cooley served refresh
ing punch to the dancers through
out the evening.
n pretty home wedding was SOL
smnized Thursday evening at the
home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. w Ogle, when their
laughter, Miss Louie Ogle, became
he bride of Ray Waggoner. Rev
Rudolph Caughey read the cere-
mony in the presence of a few
close friends and relatives. The
ogle home was charmingly deco
rated for the wedding. and at the
appointed hour, Mrs. L. o. Fullen
played the wedding march from
Lohengrin, as the bride and groom
entered. Following the ceremony
ces. small cakes, minis and sailed
luts were served. Out of town
quests included Mrs. c. ]. Leland
II Breckenridge, Tex, Mrs. JOS.
Mari, of Chicago, cousins of the