Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-10
ROSWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Cady
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
~. H. Slime Wednesday evening.
Mrs Cady left that night for a visit
in Kansas with relatives.
The Federated p r. a. met
Wednesday afternoon at the com
munlty house. offices vacated byt
designations were filled, and plans
made for entertainment of the fed-
Grafton which meets here in Octo-
Der.
The Woman's club met Wednes
| day afternoon ut the library II
was press day with the club, and
| Claude Simpson Of the Chamber Of
| Commerce, and George Fletcher,
Of the Al club, were the speakers
for the afternoon, talking on pub
Iicity" and advertising"
The play presented Thursday
night at the armory by the second
class of the New Mexico Military
institute, was well received,
Fairview club met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs,
Pickering, who with Mrs. ILayslip,
were hostesses for the day,
Mrs Sidney Prayer, and Mrs.
Goslin entertained Thursday after
noon at their home with auction
| bridge
Tho Maccabee ladies' scored
success Thursday evening at their
hall with their jitney sale, program
and social
Mrs. E. e. Rose was hostess to
/ +h - l,,4s .1a,-~
afternoon. The time was spent in
contests, in which Mrs Merton Nc
Coy won the prize,
The home economies class of the
| high school enjoyed a masquerade
! party Thursday evening ut the
home of Mr., and Mrs Webb, west
of town
The Lost Iady's slipper" the
floral operatta given Friday even
! ing at the armory under the direc-
! tiOn Of the Misses Oborne, and the
Guild OF st. Andrews church,
scored big success.
| Attendance was large at the pa
geant given Friday evening by the
! young ladies of the First NJ. H.
church, nnder the direction of Mrs.
Roy zimmerman.
| Mrs Tomlinson Fort, assisted by
! Mrs. CLARK Dilley, and Mrs. H. III.
| McCunc. entertained her sunday
/ school class of boys and their girl
friends, Friday evening at the
Country club, with an April fool
party Boating was enjoyed on the
lake the early part of the evening.
and at O'Clock II supper was
served
Mrs, G.. NJ, 1'arnsworth entertain
ed the Martes Auction Bridge club
Friday at her home. The high
score favor fell to Mrs. b. II. Bias
sett.
Mrs. H. A. ingalls, was hostess
| Friday afternoon to the Book club,
! for an afternoon of games. and Wis
| ing. In the games Mrs. f. NJ
Fisher won the honors. Mrs. In
gals was assisted in serving a
| luncheon by Mrs, Prayer Irene In
gals and Mrs Thomson.
The postponed Easter hunt for
che children of st. Andrews church
WINS given saturday afternoon al
the country home of Mrs. p w
Low,
] Mr., and Mrs. 3. III. Bassttt en-
ltertained Saturday evening at Their
home with dinner followed by
auction bridge. Captain Bowman
and Mrs. T.. L. Lusll won the high
scores
The Columbia symphony orches-
ira, which appeared in concert here
Monday night, under the auspices
of the Charles De Bremond post Of
the American legion, scored a SUE.
cess,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Peck were
dinner hosts Monday compliment ,
larry to County Commissioners Null
liens, Miles and Heron The guests
INCLUDED Messrs Hanna. Massie
lNumwalt, Holland, Hines and the
host.
| Mrs, Frank Seaverns, assisted by
Mrs. Nj. S. Williams and Mrs. W.
p. Turner conducted the home
economics meeting at the high
school Tuesday morning, before the
domestic science class
Roswell high school P. r. A. met
Tuesday afternoon at the high
lschool building. The meeting was
combined with the Nay meeting,
and the business of the year closed
up Reports were heard. and 800
donated to the school library fund.
A paper prepared by Miss Hansen,
domestic science supervisor was
read by Miss Ella Snipes, and the
Misses Ruth and Janice Huff gave
several violin and piano numbers
land readings.
Mrs. c. r. Brice, and Mrs. billiard
Wyatt entertained a number of
friends Wednesday afternoon at
the Brice home with auction bridge.
Lille Furhman celebrated her
birthday Tuesday evening with a
line party to number of her
young friends
The Great Lakes String quartet
which gave the sixth number of
the lyceum course here Tuesday
night, delighted large audience
with its Interpretation of the old
and modern masters.