Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-29
ROSWELL

Marriage of Miss Grace Radke,
Ss st. Joseph, Mo, and Wallace
Iuff, of Roswell, was solemni2ed
Thursday at the home of the Off
ciating minister, Rev. c. c. Hill.
Mr.. Luff is associated with his
brother, f. II. Luff, in the candy
factory here.
Arden Boelner and Guy Black
wood We're hosts Friday evening ut
Hotel Glider at a dinner Compli-
mentary to Lawrence Wolf, who is
visiting friends, Covers were laid
for Mr.. Wolf, Miss Frances Bear,
Guy Blackwood Miss Eileen Beck
er, Arden Boellner and Miss Hazel
Daring. Later the party attended
the American Legion dance at the
armory.
Members of the Roswell high
school graduating class of 1918
held merry reunion Thursday
afternoon at the Fin and Feather
club. About thirty were present.
The class gathered at the commu-
nifty house, and went from there TO
the club in cars. Boating, swim
ming and a big feed We're the
features of the afternoon, and each
member related his or her eXper-
icnces since being graduated. Supt.
d. n. Pope, of the city schools,
opened the gates of the Fin and
Feather club to the class for this
merry afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stolaroff an
nounced the arrival Friday of Il
seven-and-a-half pound son.
Miss Elizabeth Lockhart, of the
Standard Business school enter
tanned members of the graduating
class and a few friends at a line
party at the Captain theater
Thursday night, followed by treats
at kiplings. The members of this
class, and their teacher enjoyed
an afternoons outing in the
country Thursday, featuring on
.watermelons and kodaking
Mrs. Austin Porter was hostess
Friday to a large number of
friends. at her home entertaining
with an afternoon of auction
bridge, complimentary to Mrs, l..
NJ, Cottingham, of Oklahoma City.
In the games Mrs. Sidney Prayer
made top score, and the guest
favor was presented to Mrs. Cot
tingham. A two course luncheon
was served,
Miss Jane Cooney was hostess
Friday afternoon at a gay little
party at the Country club, to
number of young friends. The
party motored out at o'clock |
and swimming, boating and games
were the diversions of the after
noon. until 6 o'clock, when a |
lunch SnrXnH n thn 2l111,. /
house on the south porch where |
We're arranged for the party. A |
cake topped with ten
candles Centered the largest table, |
and ice cream. cake and all kinds |
of candy were served. Later the
children enjoyed dancing to the
piano music furnished by Misses
Alta Hendricks, and Helen Herbst.
The 7. T A. federation held a
called meeting Friday afternoon
at the library to elect officers.
The following were chosen: Presi
dent, Mrs. William Beyette; vice
Mrs Harry Andrews;
recording secretary, Mrs. D. II.
Wilmot; corresponding secretary,
Mrs, Sidney Prayer; treasurer,
Mrs. Harrington, and auditor, Mrs.
Arthur Schramm.
Mrs. A E. Ingham presided
over a 6 o'clock dinner Saturday
evening at her home in compli
ment to her niece, Helen Hender-
SON Covers were laid for Miss
Harry Brough, Miss
Margaret Russ, Clarence Hinkle,
Miss Daisy DeLotte, Walden Bas
sett, Miss Elizabeth Shepherd, Dan
Burrows, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburn
Hodges and Mr.. and Mrs. Ingham.
Following the dinner there was
dancing.
A congenial crowd attended the
Legion dance at the
lrmory Friday night. The host
asses were Mrs. J. D. Atwood, Mrs
c. f. Beeson, Mrs. ]. B. Herbst
and Mrs. Grace II. Bear.
Mrs. f. j. Williams was hostess
Tuesday at spend-the-day party
and midday dinner at the Coun-
ry club.
Miss Virginia McWood was the
guest of honor at a dinner party
Monday evening over which Mr..
md Mrs. G.. w. Hitchcock presided