Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-12
ROSWELL.

more quits Tor the LukenS Ut
phans' home in Albuquerque. AT
noon covered dish luncheon was
served, and following the after
noon of work. Mrs. Erb served re-
freshments
A quiet wedding was solemnized
Wednesday evening at the First
Presbyterian church, the Rev Ru-
dolph Caughey reading the service
for Miss Jewel Nalley of Austin,
Texas, and Capt. Z. T. Carothers
Of the New Mexico Military Insti-
tutc staff. The ceremony was wit
messed by the faculty officers and
| their wives, and afterward a dim
ner was served at Hotel Glider.
( The bride is a graduate of South
/ western university. They will be
at home in Major Thomas bunga-
low on the Institute campus.
The marriage of Miss Lillian
I Carper of Roswell to Mark Erb of
Amarillo; was solemnized Wednes-
day evening at the home of the
| Rev. and Mrs. Sidney NJ. Bedford.
| The ceremony was witnessed by
Mrs. Bedford and Miss Anna
Sehram, Mr.. and Mrs. Erb left
that night for Amarillo, where Mr..
| Erb is engaged in the oil business,
/ A division of the Lesohetizky
club met Wednesday afternoon at
the home studio of their teacher,
Miss Virginia Lockhart, where they
| enjoyed program,
The Federated p. r. A. met at
the community house "Wednesday
afternoon. Reports from special
| committees were heard and final
arrangements for Tag Day made
| The organization endorsed the
Sheppard-Tow bill. and planned
for assisting the rural p. T. A.
Miss Jenny Kenny reported to the
club on the n, NJ. e. A, convention
at Albuquerque.
The. Woman's club met Wednes-
day at the Carnegie library. 1t was
! announced that as the next meet
ing comes on December Is, the
25th anniversary of the club, sill
yer tea at the home of Mrs. T.. A.
Cahoon would take the place OF
the regular meeting. Plans for
the Red Cross seal sale December
16, II and Is We're made, and the
Sheppard Towner bill endorsed. A
program consisting of piano solos
and duets, an address by the Rev
! n. b. McClement on Immunity,
and a demonstration by Miss Ethe
Ericsson, DR.. Phillips and Miss
Lille Franzen, on examination OF
children in the schools, was pre-
| scented.
A musical dinner party over
which Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Dilley
presided as hosts at their home
Thursday evening was the merri-
est affair of the season, and the
guests included various teachers OF
the Dilley boys, and other educat-
ors of the city. The guests were
requested by their hosts, after the
! dinner, served at several tables, tc
! contribute the musical numbers tC
| the evenings enjoyment, and re
sponded with hearty good will and
much fun.
A good attendance marked The
meeting of the North Hill +. 7. A
Thursday. The topic for the day
Child Welfare" was in charge OF
Mrs. John T. Mcclure. Mrs. Jud'
son Osburn read a paper on Rear
| ing n Child to School Age" anC
the club joined in a discussion.
The Daughters of the American
| Revolution held their December
meeting Thursday at the home oi
| Mrs. b. II. Bassett. who with Mrs
Ben Triton. and Mrs. Stevens Were
the hostesses for the day. In the
absence of the chapter regent, Mrs
j, w. Rhea, vice-regent, presided
The topic for the day was BE
tween War and Peace" and wal
handled by Mrs. DINNERS. o
Michigan. The chapter was invit
ed by Mrs. Geo. Winans and Mrs
J. E. Morgan to attend a reception
at the Winans' home at Arrests
December II, complimentary t
Mrs. j. f. Hinkle of Roswell, WIFI
will be their guest for several days
Mrs. j. d. Schrecengost gave TIVE
vocal numbers and a social hou
followed.
Miss Blaine Johnson was hostes
to a number of school friends Fri
day evening at her home, enter
tanning with an informal dress-ul
| party. The evening was spent il
| games, popping corn and dancing
Mrs. Il. Il. McNatt was hostess
| Friday to Martes auction bridg,
club. The club favor in the roun(
/ of games was won by Mrs Jalfl
Miller, and the guest favor by Mrs
John Hall.
The Roswell high school junior!
enjoyed party Friday evening a
the high school with a number O
the teachers as chaperones.
The younger piano pupils of Mrs
r. K. Parks music classes were
| heard in recital Friday night at tn,
Parish hall of the First M. Il
church, north. They were assisted
| by the students of Mrs. Florence
Bash, reader.
The girls of the home economics
department of the high school were
hostesses Friday at luncheon, en-
tertaining the boys of the football
team, the subs, coach, cheer lead.
ers, and principal of the higf
school.
Christmas candles and red bow!
| VI Sdlih llpDoH WIN
white NUNS, made the tea table
most attractive Saturday for The
benefit tea given by the Washing
ton avenue P. T. A. at the home
of Mrs. Eliza White. Miss Kinney
and Mrs. H. A. Poorbaugh wei
coined the guests and receiving
with Mrs. White and the club
| president, Mrs. w. w. Phillips
were the officers and teachers Of
the club and school. Mrs. L. p
McNatt poured tea which wa'
I served with cake by Mrs. 7. a
Sacre, and Mrs. Whitson. Mrs. II
r. Parks, piano, and Miss Kath'
crime Newell, violin, furnished mu
sic during the afternoon.
Little Miss Annett Frank, daugh
| tar of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Frank, cele
brated her fifth anniversary of hei
birthday Saturday with party L
about Is of her little friends anc