Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-18
RATION

The Boys and Girls clubs with
their club leader, Miss Cathryn
Mclaughlin. picnickcd in Linwood
canyon last Thursday afternoon
Plenty of good eats were taken
along 10y the Youngsters, and a
splendid time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. u. NJ. Coyle, past president
of the Ladies Auxiliary to the O.
r. c., was agrecably surprised by
the members of the order Thurs
day evening. The time was spent
in a social way, and Mrs. Doyle
was presented with beautiful gold
emblem of the lodge. Delicious
refreshments of ice cream and
cake was served by the guests.
Ration is having a series of base
ball games that are attracting the
attention of the lovers of the ma
tional game. Some of them have
resulted disastrously to the home
team, especially was this true on
last Sunday, when they played the
Las Vegas team. Today they are
scheduled to play a fast team from
Rerwind, Colo.
The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety motored out to the home of
Mrs. W L. Patton yesterday and
spent the afternoon in the enjoy
ment of a picnic The Patton ranch
Ia located a few miles above the
Yankee camp aid the outing was
greatly enjoyed.
The Coudre club, composed Of
young married women of this city
formed a party at the first ladies
night at the opening of the swim
ming pool in the high school gym
nasium. They spent a few hours
in what they termed a plunge
party. They are considering talk
ing swimming lessons.
Mrs. ]. C. Larkin entertained n
few friends at auction bridge last
Wednesday afternoon. Two tables
were played, the guests being Mes
DANES Kate Hartsell, Jerry Leahy
c.. NJ. Rayne, Speicher, II. Erie
Hoke. J. S. Taylor and Miss Kitch-
en-. Mrs. Larkin was assisted by
! Mrs, Marion Hunt, Delicious re
freshments were served at the close
of the games.
The home of Mrs. J. Leahy, 325
South Fourth street. was the scene
Of party last Tuesday evening,
to which a large number or
guests were invited to play auction
bridge. Roses in profusion deco
rated the rooms Eight tables We're
occupied. About eleven O'Clock a
luncheon of ice cream, cake anu
coffee was served. The invited
guests were Mesdames A. l.. Hobbs,
G w. Gillespie, O. II. b. Turner
Marion Hunt, J. c. Larkin, James
X Hunt, II. Erie Hoke, F. Van
Ruslirk, f. r. Manning, c. NJ.
Payne. Speichcr, Chas. Oxley, F..
I, Golf, Elmer Ollie, c. b. Elliott
Duncan, f. p. Humphreys, Sea-
berg, p. l.. Bonneyman, A. c. Price
r NJ. Young, c. A, Whited, j. T.
LIVING 7 Van Houten, j, j. Shuler'
NJ f. Durand, Thos. Mcbride, Kate
Hartsell. w. l.. Kegel. Paul Myers
O. c. Officer, and the Misses kitch-
en-. Oxley, Seaberg, Shields, Ryan
and Hanawalt.
The travelling case board with
the American Red Cross secretary
for ColfaX county, Mrs. Emma
Kegel, handled forty cases Oh eA,
soldiers and sailors in the locaI
chapter office last Monday. Many
Of them were completed, DR.. W.
A, Jolley. the examining physician
was present.
Arrangements have been made
whereby the Rocky Mountain
camps of Brilliant, Swastika and
Van Houten are to receive BOOK
service from the city library The
librarian, Miss Shuler Is untirlnG
in her efforts to promote the circu-
lation of the library, At the pres
ent time there are nineteen branch
es in operation and the people OF
the surrounding towns and camps
have the privilege of reading good
; books.