Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-29
ROSWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. John Tweedy were
, dinner hosts Wednesday evening a
their delightful country home TO {
= few friends, the first Of a series O.
: dinner parties planned by them. 4
, most delicious turkey dinner wa.
served, followed by pleasant so
oial evening. Covers were LAID To-
{ DR.. and Mrs. c. +. Beeson, Mrs
! Grace Bear, Col ]. w. Wilson
, Herbert j. Hagerman and the hos
aud hostess.
The dance announced by the
cotillion club OF the New Mexico
Military institute for Saturda!
night at the new mess HAN was
postponed until later.
After the basketball game be
tween the Fort Sumner and Clovis
high school teams, played here
Thursday night. the Charles de
Bremond post of the American lie.
sion gave a dance at the armory.
Miss Alpha Massey entertained {
rumber of young friends Wednes'
iuay afternoon with delightful
little party. All kinds of games
were played and delicious cocoa
fruit salad. cakes and sandwiche.
were served at the close of the
afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Mae
Fletcher, eldest daughter of Cap
tain and Mrs, Jack Fletcher, OF
this city and Mr.. Malcolm Collie
vas solemnized Wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides par
cnts, at o'clock, in the presence
of the family, and a few close
friends. Rev. Rudolph Caughey,
OF the First Presbyterian church
reading the service.
Mrs. W. S. Prayer, Mrs. John 1.
Cassidy and two children, and
Miss Esther Prayer, left Thursday
morning for California. where they
will join Mr.. Cassidy and Henry
Prayer for the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Prayer Miller left
Wednesday night for San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles, and other Cali
Hernia points, for several days
stay, combining business and
pleasure.
The Clovis team won in the spir-
tied basketball game Thursday
might at the armory here, from the
Fort Sumner team by close mar
gin. Intense interest followed the
game. After the game the Ameri-
can Legion staged one of the most
| delightful dances they have given.
The Roswell orchestra furnished
the music, and Mrs, j. 3. Herbst
and Mrs. Grace Bear acted as chap
orones. The attendance was very
large and included number of VS.
itors from Clovis and Fort Sumner,
Major and Mrs. j. c. Hamilton
returned Saturday from a months
visit with relatives and friends in
the east.
Little Miss Maxine Levers, the G.
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Forest Levers, was hostess to a
few of her little friends Thursday
afternoon, observing her sixth
birthday. A birthday cake, with
six candles and pink roses and
Maxine" in the icing was a special
feature of the afternoon.
An exceptionally good attend
ance marked the meeting of the
| Missouri Avenue Parent-teachers'
association Friday at the school
| house. A fine paper written by
Mrs. E. II. Skipwith. librarian of
| Carnegie library here, was read by
Mrs. W. 2. Turner. as Mrs. Skip
with was unable to be present be-
cause of sickness. Mrs. VIII lrby
gave a reading, and music was
furnished by Mary Jane Robinson,
and Nettie Lewis. former pupils of
! Missouri avenue school.
Mrs. j. A. Manning returned
Friday from Rochester, Mimi,
where she has been under the care
of Mayo brothers for the past two
months.
A party of friends, numbering
fifteen, dropped in on Mrs. NAL
colin Collie bride of a week, Fri
day, at her home, giving her de-
entertained Monday night at de-
manner of housekeeping utensils
and linen. The party brought re-
freshments, serving the luncheon
in delightful fashion. The affair
was a very merry one.
Norman Tucker and little daugh-
ter. of Phoenix, Ariz., came in Fri
day, for a visit with Mr.. fuckers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Tucker.
Mrs. J. NJ. Miller was hostess to
a delightful family dinner We'd
nesday evening at her home in the
Walters apartments. her guests in
Guiding all of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller's
children, and their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Mullis and
children, Judge and Mrs. Tomlinson
Fort, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hobbs,
Hulda Hobbs and Mr.. and Mrs. e.
] Minton and family, made a de-
lightful motor party Sunday, who
spent the day down the valley en-
joying an out door dinner and sup
per.
Miss Morris Rabb, who has been
ter, Mrs. Nina Williams, in FL Paso
is expected home about March /.
Mrs. Mary Mason returned Sun
day from Albuquerque, where she
attended the inter-church conven-
ton.
Mrs. II. w. Brough will arrive
home Friday. from visit in Texas
en- route home from Louisiana,
where she has been on business for
the past few weeks.
Mrs, j. Y Thornton was hostess
Monday evening at her home COM
to Mrs. N. Costa of
Denver, who is here visiting
friends. Fragrant sweet peas and
ferns conferred the prettily laid
table about which were seated Mrs.
Fred LAM of Monroe, Wis. Mrs.
Audrey Devereux of Kansas City,
Mo, Miss Katherine Henri of Dali
las, Tex, Miss Thelma Lockett,
Miss Hazel Smith, Miss Roueche,
of Baltimore, Md, and the hostess.
A pleasant social hour followed the
dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griffith of
Pella, Ia, arrived Tuesday. called
here by the death of Mrs. Griffith's
sister, Mrs. Fred lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy zimmerman
Monday night at a de-
lightful dinner, followed by forty