Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-11
New Mexico State
News
EDITORIAL SECTION.
ROSWELL

merry swimming picnic party
Thursday evening at the Country
club. Miss Ruby Saunders chap
eroned. and the party included
Misses Florence Henderson, Ruth
Hervey, Laura Ballard, Zoa White.
Eleanor Bedel, Charlotte wilson,
Beulah LeLotte, Lillian Lion. Clara
Phinizy mad Evelyn Brice.
The Berrendo Home Economics
club was delightfully."- entertained
Thursday by Mrs. Gus Lent for
their July meeting. During the
business session it was decided to
have the annual picnic of the club
Friday evening for the club mem
bers and their families, and plans
for this were completed. The club
also voted to buy piano for use
of the club and the school. A
pleasant social time was spent, and
the hostess served a refreshing ice
course to close the afternoon,
Allen Bennett arrived Sunday to
1oin his wife, who is the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Ogle and other relatives, for
visit before returning to their
home in Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall left Fri
day night for Chicago, where Mr.
Hall will attend the annual con-
vention of Elks as a delegate from
the local lodge.
The new theater, Captain. open
ed Saturday night, with splendid
attendance for each performance.
and an exceptionally fine program.
The house presents a neat appear
ance inside and out. and is artistic
and restful.
Miss Gertrude Wilkinson was
hostess Monday morning at the
country club from II to a. m, at
dancing party complimentary to
her guests, Miss Gertrude Runyan,
Bryan Runyan and Joe Hardy OF
Carlsbad, who spent the weekend
in Roswell. This was the initial
affair, introducing a popular Gus
tom in smart society this sum-
mer, for dancing parties, and was
much enjoyed by a number of the
SUBJ deb set, chaperoned by Mrs.
Wilkinson, and Mrs. Will Johnson.
The Lemp orchestra furnished de-
lightful music and during the early
morning hours cake and coffee
were served. A refreshing dip in
the lake and a merry camp fire
breakfast concluded this pleasant
affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Moore enter
tanned with a delightful dinner
party Saturday evening at their
home complimentary to Mr..
Moore's sister, Mrs. Lula f. Roby,
Of Mckinney, Tex, who is their
guest for a short visit, A mound
of fragrant sweet peas centered
the prettily appointed table, and
covers were laid for seven guests
and the host and hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Mccoy
were dinner hosts Saturday even
ing at their home complimentary
to Miss Theresa. Shannon of Ell
Paso, who is visiting friends In
the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewin Lusk, and
two little sons, left Sunday morn
ing in their car for a six weeks
tour of the gulf coast states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Corn, ant
children returned Saturday from
a months visit in Oklahoma, where
they attended d family reunion
for which Mr.. Corn, and Ear
Corn Joined them last week, and
the family returned In their car
Mrs. Corn was accompanied home
by her sister, Mrs. #. C. Cassidy, OF
Boston, and her mother, Mrs. I
A. Stewart, who has spent the
past year with daughters in Ed
mund. Okla, arrived Monday t.
join them here for visit.
Quite the merriest affair of thu
summer was the delightfully."- in
formal dance given Tuesday even
ing at the open air pavilion b!
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Lowry, t.
meet their guest, Miss Doroth!
Knox of Leavenworth, Kans
Everything was in perfect tune t.
make the evening a complete sue
cess. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowry me
their guests at the pavilion en-
trance, introducing them inform
ally to Miss Knox. The Lemp or
chestra furnished the music fo
the evening, and dainty program
recorded sixteen dances, and fou1
extras. Dancing was enjoyed unit
/ o'clock and during the evening
refreshing fruit punch was served
from a rustic bower by Mrs w
w. Ogle and Mrs. NJ. S. Lowry
assisted by Geraldine Ogle ant
Stella Saterfield Later Ice cream
cones were served IN bountifu
numbers. adding another distinc
tive note of informally. Abou
seventy cards were issued for thi
delightful evening.
Mrs. Sara Brown of Springer
N. NJ, president of the Rebeccal
assembly arrived in Roswell Wed
nesday, and a special luncheon
was served at Hotel Glider in he,
honor. Covers were laid for ten
including the past grand Officers
and visitors from down the valley
The assembly met Wednesda.
aYeninp at the Elks club house