The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
Society Finds Few Affairs to Keep 1t Awake;
More Folks to Depart This Week On Their Vacation


lnp for the past month. returned
home yesterday. Miss Iohnanu ac-
~companiod her and will b. her guest
Tor some time.
Miss Hortense HcotfI, Of 81. Louis.
viii arrive In the city Tomorrow FOR
a visit OF two weeks with Der Grand.
mother. Mrs. Lindemann. on North
Edith street.
MAGDAIfNA.
The crowds on Fiesta day for the
patron saint Magdaiena. Thursday.
July 20. we're leascncd by the threat
cning weather. aud The celebration
was. perhaps. not 40 brilliant a. US
uai. but the attendance was better
than expected considering the wealth
err. On Thursday evening. Father
Docher OF ialcta delivered the ser
mon. Two banners were blessed
one for The Children OF Mary. and
one for the young boys Of the church.
Friday. at . a. M. services began.
Mass was sung by a visiting Michigan
priest III sermon was preached by
Fl. Schuster. Franciscan priest. After
the services at the church tho usual
procession OF church people and wav-
ing banners followed.
The ball game (nof under the aus
pices OF tho church) which was
played IN the afternoon between san
Mnrciai and Magdalena. resulted In
a victory for tho home toam, the
score standing II 70 : In favor %
Magdalena.
T. Is. Payne. a puer,eciso cattle
man. was In town the early part Of
thu week.
Mr.. md Mrs. n. r. Ewing and y.
II Buster OF the Datii forest service
were In from Fairview tho first OF
the wcek on business Mrs. T.. ~.
Poole. mother Of Mrs. Ewing. accom-
panied them.
The hali same Sunday between
fought and holly confessed. Lentx OF
Bclen, formerly n Magdaiena hoy.
was loudly 'hurruhed' by hts ersf-
while Magdaicna schooimates and
friends, who tried 10 rattle him aud
get hia goat" but ne the end Of tho
game the MaKdalena fans reluctantly
gave Il up. for the score read Z TO .
In Belen's Mvor.
Mr.. aud Mrs Eddie Becker and
Eddie's sister. Miss Lucie Becker. all
Of Bolen, were up to witness the ball
game n root for their home team.
Miss FidelIa Duncan. daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Duncan. and In
Normal and Collegiate Institute.
AsheviIle. n. C., arrived In Magdaiena
last Friday evening. h was met at
socorro by her parents and family,
who had preceded her here last sep
tomber. Miss Duncan viii teach In
Masdalena's high school this coming
year.
Mrs. II. A. Thomas and son Arthur
left Tuesday on an extended trip 10
eastern points. They 70 first 10 OK
lahoma city. whore they see friends
for o ten days; thence TO Louis
VILE. Ky. In Mrs Thomas native
heath. where she will remain visiting
relatives and friends for some time.
on their way bach they will stop over
at Cleveland. ohio. with friends.
A picnic party. composed n Joe
Courtney Of tho ~NulcaniEing Works:
Jack" Martin. the Misses Nellie and
Martha Martin, and Hazel Crawford
left Immediately after church ser
vices sunday. with lunch, and spent
the rest OF h day %kodaking. gather
ing wild gooseberries, etc.. in Mills
canyon.
Mr. Nels Field. state land commits.
sioner. and daughter. Miss Anna, OF
Santa Fe. made a brief stop In their
old home. Magdaiena. while paaaing
through on "A business trip to various
New Mexico points. Including Hot
Springs. Hillsboro, silver city. Ros-
well, etc. MIR. Fritz Mueller. assist
ant land commissioner, accompanied
MI f1eld.
Mrs. y. Thoen and children.
Charles and Virginia. OF EmpOria,
kans.. arrived Tuesday morning TO
visit her brother Mr.. }. +. King. Mrs.
Thoen was expected aud Mrs. King
and her nieces went 10 Albuquerque
to meet her. but missed hor In some
way.
Mrs. ". Il. Exter Of Kelly came
down for the week end aud ls spend
Ina several days with her daughter.
Mrs. Hezekiah Hall.
The Magdalena w. e. II. 4. met In
regular session at the Rock school
last Wednesday will a good attend
ance. Thu resignation on account OF
III health OF Mrs. j. X. Vines was
accepted and MrH. g. A. Duncan. vice
president at large. presided Cor the
remainder OF the meeting. After the
regular routine OF business tho re-
ports OF officers. etc. were disposed
OF, the ladies' enjoyed their first par
~llamentary driil by the superintendent
, Of that department. Mrs. Caroline
Maycs. Mrs. Nellie Osborne, super
%intendent Of work for the Frances r.
willard School for uirls at Belen. re-
ported good progress being made on
ptecing Of quilts. etc, FOR the furnish
ing OF new rooms az the school. A
lesson on citizenship was given BY
the superintendent Of tina. depart
mcnt. Mrs. NJ. n. Crawford. and ak
tracts from a strong speech on he
majesty and Nnctity Of the law by
Federal Prohibition Commissioner
HayncS Was read.