Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-06
ROSWELL

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The pie supper and entertain
ment at the /. o. o. f. hall Tues
day evening was a decided success
in every way A program of read
ingS and music was given. Pro-
ceeds from the sale of pies is to go
TO the Yeomen lodge orchestra,
for which the supper was given.
Mrs. Sidney Prayer and Mrs.
Gislin entertained a few friends
Wednesday at the Prayer home
with auction bridge. Three tables
We're arranged for the games. The
high score favor was awarded to
Mrs. Herbert Lowry, and the con-
ISOLATION to Mrs. c. r. Brice. A
two-course luncheon concluded the
afternoon.
The East side P. T. A. held open
house Wednesday night at the
school building, giving a program
of Washington drills and music and
a social hour. Refreshments We're
served by the social committee.
A fairly good attendance enjoyed
the American Legion dance at the
Armory on Wednesday night. The
music was furnished by the Ros-
well dance orchestra, and dancing
enjoyed until ~ o'clock.
The Merrie Wives were enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. ]. Q. Cummins, at her home.
AT the close of the hours the club
members present were invited TO
the dining room, where u taDle
carrying out the Washington day
Colors was laid, and a tWo-coufse
luncheon was served.
The marriage of Miss Helena
Coe, youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Coe of Glencoe, N. M.
and Fred Lucas of Carlsbad, was
golemnized Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. i. L..
Johnson. Rev. Caughey of the
PRESBYTERIAN church read the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas left
that night for their home in Carls-
bad.
Mrs. C. NJ. Einhart was hostess
Thursday to the members of the
Cozy Corner club at her home.
Spring flowers added to the at
Effectiveness of the pretty Einhart
home, and the time was spent in
contests and games, in which Mrs.
w r. Wilson won the hOnOrs. A
two-course luncheon was served at
the close of the afternoon.
The FairView club met Thursday
at the home of Mrs, James Cham
bers. who with her daughter, Mrs
Hitchcock, were hostesses for the
day. Sweetpeas and ferns were
used about the rooms, and the aft
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and music. A luncheon closed the
afternoon.
Mrs. John w. Poe entertained
another party of friends thursday
afternoon at her home with
conversational party, topics be
ing assigned for three-minute dis
cussions. A pAte luncheon wa
served by Mrs. Poe to the 20 guests
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pruit were
dinner hosts Thursday evening a
their home, entertaining with q 7
o'clock turkey dinner. Their guest
included Mr. and Mrs. Frank THE
len, Charles Joyce of Los Angelo
and Mrs Rice.
The sixteenth anniversary of tn
organization of the Rotary clu
was celebrated Friday night at tn
Masonic temple by the local Ro
tary club and their families. TIL
early part of the evening was take,
up with q program of musica
numbers and short talks and read
ings. President Clark Dilley CAV
a talk on the aims of the Rotary
and Mrs. C. e. Mason talked on tn
Rotary from a woman's point c
view. ]. NJ. Heryey closed the pro
gram with an address on the ger
eral work of the club. The RIOS
well orchestra gave a selection t
open the program and accompanie
the Rotarians in a number of thei
club songs, later playing for tn
dance in the ball room until !
o'clock. A moving picture shO'
was supplied for those who did ne
care to dance. About 40 Rotariar
and their families enjoyed this al
niversary party.
Mrs. C. w. Shepherd and Mr.
w. w. Ogle were hostesses Frida
afternoon to the Roswell Readin
club at the Shepherd home. Sprin
blossoms added to the attractive
ness of the home, and the after
q noon was spent in visiting and cor
tests and games, in which Mr.
Boone and Mrs. w. p. Turner Wo
the honors. At the close of tt
hours the hostesses were assiste
in serving a salad luncheon by Mr.
Allison Ruse and Miss Geraldir
Ogle.
Mrs. o. A. Bailey entertained G
Friday at her home with a l o'cloc
luncheon for Miss Mary France
Hays, visitor here from FL Pas
yellow jonquils frightened the tt
BILE, and five menu We
served. Covers were laid for 81
Captain Jones was host Frida