Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-22
ROsWELL

"a swimming an boating and a de-
saclous fried chicken supper. fol-
loWed by dancing were among the
treasures Of a ay Aarty OF girls
Wednssd2y SNeniig at the Country
club. Mr.. ard Ms. Will johnson
chaperoh7d the crowd, which in
cluded &lsseS Elizabeth shepherd,
Gertrude WlEinsIn, Mona Gilmore,
Helen gohns0n. Roberta Hender-
son, Daisy De Lotto, Kathleen
Cruise, Nettie Ednundson. Margaret
Russ and Marguerite Hennesy.
The Berrendo Home Economics
clup gave u delightful ice cream
social "Wednesday night at the Ber-
rendo school house. and the at
tendance was good despite threat
ening weather. The Rotary club
was in charge of a nice program of
moving pictures, The Lemp or
chestra furnished the music, and
Mrs. Plymate gave several delight
full readings. About seventy five
were present.
MIR, and Mrs. J. w. Chambers
entertained Thursday night at their
home III honor of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Grcenebaum, who left that night
for trip to California before re-
turning to their home in FL Campo,
Tex. Dancing and cards were the
diversions of the enjoyable evening,
and light refreshments were served
by the hostess to close the evening,
The sixth birthday anniversary
of little Miss Ruth Daughtry was
ioyously celebrated Thursday after
noon with a gay theater party. fol-
lowed by a merry time with games
at the Daughtry home. where ice
cream and cake were served the
little folks.
Misses Mae Garner and Nell
Kemp and Lillian Garner and
Messrs. Clarence Willingham and
Lincoln Staupt came in Thursday
from the h, D. Garner ranch, where
they have spent most of the sum-
mer, and enjoyed house party OF
several days at the Albert Pruit
home. Misses Lillian Garner and
Nell Kemp left Sunday for Berke-
ley, Calf, where they will attend
school, and Mr.. Staupt left for Am
herst college.
Mr.. and Mrs, Nelson Manley en-
tertained Friday night at their
home with a fried chicken dinner
observing their first wedding an
niversary. covers were laid Ior
Mr.. and Mrs. wilbur Hodges, MISS
Hazel Daring. Arden Boellner,
walden Bassett. Virgil Powell, ana
the host and hostess.
Mrs. Clark Dilley entertained her
Sunday school class Friday eve
ming in a most delightful fashion
AT the Country club with a gay
swimming party, and later camp
supper in the grove of ems near
the lake. After supper the party
went TO the club house, where mu-
sic and games rounded out the eve
ming. About twenty were present
circle No. 1 of the Baptist MIS-
sionary Society were hostesses on
Friday afternoon to the memners
of Circle No. 2, at most dellgnt-
ful marty at the Country cluD'
Swimming and boating were among
the Measures of the afternoon ana
tho children were entertained at
tbe club playground. At the close
of the hours, a refreshing ice course
was served to about seventy-fiVe:
An exceptionally pleasant affair
of Friday evening was the PIE
given for Miss Nell Poe OF nv |
Mo, by number of friends on tHo
Berrendo. A sumptuous piSn1'
supper was served, and Jolly eve
ming spent in the open ar. ~
Miss Mae Garner PRESIDED W. w., |
"a delightful dinner FRIDAY eVeHih9
at her home in compliment 10 ''.o
birthday anniversary OF MI
pruit Seated about the prett,ly
annointed, flower decked tapIe
were Mr.. Pruit, Frank joyce VI
carlsbad Misses Lillian Garner
Neil Kemp. Wiener: Messrs. Clar-
once Willingham, Lincoln staull
apd the hostess. A social evening
with dancing and music follower
the dinner. AND as
paragus ferns were used most
fectiyelv Monday evening AT ue
Country club by Mrs. Claude Hopps
ana Mrs. r, C. Worswick, for a.
lightful dancing party over VIII
they presided as hostesses, coinpll-
nentary to the birthday anniver-
sarv of Mr.. Hobbs, to whom the
courtesy was a complete SURPRISE.
The south porch of the club house
uas made cosy and inviting WIN
CAV Navajo rugs and chairs, ann NJ
wealth of flowers and ferns: Ihs
beautiful birthday cake, Topped
with yellow candles. was 1eaturs
of The evening. Punch was server
throughout the hours, ana later d
del,cious ice course was serVeu.
pretty programs recorded sixteen
dances and four extras, ana tne
tbrea-niece orchestra was at l's
hest. The downpour of ram uue
not dampen the gay infornahy ~
the evening. but rather ADDED 10 ~,
About twenty-eight couples were
hidden for the evening. 10
Announcements of the marriage
30 Miss Anna Carr and Mr.. waiter
McClenigan have been received ny
D oswell friends. Miss Carr form
erlv taught in the city schools anu
Mr., McClenigan spent last win,e,
in Roswell. The marriage occurred
recently in Rockford, H., the nome
of the groom. . of
The fifteenth anniversary OF
Robert Daughtry was deiighttulig
Tuesday evening at ms
home with a jolly haburger sup
nor. a marty at the theater, SUM
her marty at the Daughtry nome
and a breakfast the next morhlhs.
FoIlowing the show the boys spent
a ioyous time with light refresh,
ments served with pop anu
y i OF