Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-15
ROSWELL

Mrs. Clark A. Baker, chairman
of the library committee, for the
Woman's club, entertained the
members of her committee Thurs
day at delightfully."- informal
luncheon at her home, to discuss
the interests and needs of the IL
brary for the coming year.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude
Joyner, eldest daughter of DR.. w.
T. Joyner, and 3. T. GIBSON was
solemnized Tuesday at $3.50 D. m.
in Denver, at the Savoy hotel. Mr..
and Mrs. Gipson expect to return
to Roswell about September l to
make their home.
The children of st. Andrews
Sunday school enjoyed a delight
full picnic Wednesday at the
Country club, where swimming,
boating and games made up a
happy afternoon. Delicious cake,
and ice cream We're served at the
club house to close the festivities
The Juvenile band concert at
the armory Wednesday night drew
a large crowd. Ice cream and cold
drinks We're served on the lawn
outside, and an added and most
interested feature was a wrestling
bout by Pineau and Flodin, who
appeared Friday night in a match
to work off a tie. After the con-
cert dancing was enjoyed in the
arfnory
Mrs G.. NJ. Slaughter was hostess
Wednesday evening at her home,
entertaining a number of friends
with a delightful dinner bridge,
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
C. Turner of Dallas, and Mrs. Dick
Winston of Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Roy Daniels entertained Mt
her home Thursday evening with
a prettily appointed dinner bridge,
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
c. Turner of Dallas, Mrs. Walden
of Dallas, and Mrs. Dick Winston
of Oklahoma City. Following a de-
liciDus two-course dinner, bridge
was played at several tables. Mr..
and Mrs. VIII johnson made the
high score. Guest favors were pre-
scented to Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Wal
don and Mrs. Winston.
An altogether delightful affair
of Friday morning was the pretty
complimentary breakfast given at
the Country club by the members
of THE Shakespeare club, honor
ing two members who formerly
lived in Roswell, Mrs, w. c. Bur
rus of Washington, d. c., and Miss
Mand Tannehill of Hollywood,
Calf. Breakfast was served at
8 o'clock on the west porch Of the
club house, and the menu consist
ed of grape frappe, fried chicken,
gravy, hot rolls, sliced tomatoes,
potatoes and coffee.
Miss Dorothy JUNIOR entertained
a number of girls Thursday at her
home with a most delightful after
noon party. Hearts was the di-
version and in the spirited round
of games Miss Sophie Anderson
won the high score favor. Later
other games and dancing rounded
out the happy afternoon. A re-
freshing ice course was served at
the close.
Miss Grace Massie was hostess
Thursday night to a party of
twenty girls, complimentary to her
niece, Miss Mary Catherine Mas
sic, who is spending the summer
in Roswell. A theater party was
followed by a merry evening at
Miss Massie's home. Refreshments
of pink ice cream, cake, punch,
and minis were served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. T. w.
Hayes, and Miss Chloe Nisbet.
Pink Killarney roses were given
the guests as favorS.
Mrs. r. d. Knox entertained
Thursday afternoon at her home
with a delightful little party hon
oring the fifth birthday of her
daughter, Della May. Merry games
were played and at the close of
the afternoon delicious pink ice
cream and cake were served. The
guests numbered fifteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Wilson were
hosts at pleasant informal dance
Friday evening at the Country
club to a number of friends. The
fine new player piano recently
placed in the club house, furnished
the music, and refreshing punch
was served during the evening.
Mrs. o. II. Smith was hostess
TO the Book club and other friends
Tuesday afternoon at her home
for a delightful afternoon of visit
ing, games and contests. Refresh