Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-29
LOCAL ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Bixby of Cali
fornia, who visited DIR. and Mrs. l..
| ). Peters here last week left
Thursday for Santa Fe. where they
have taken a house for the sum
mer
Miss Katherine McMillen, who
has been visiting in New York city
and who sailed from there to PAN
anna, is expected to return to AL
| buquerque June Is according to a
| letter received last week from her
| upon her arrival in New York.
! Miss Ethel Hickey and Miss Erna
Ferguson are taking q "personally
conducted" party on an all day
/ trip to Acoma today. Miss Erna
| Ferguson will escort a party to Iii
Rito de Los Friioles
Mr.. and Mrs Rollin w. Wilson
| have arrived at Woodstock, H.,
| where they are visiting with DR..
and Mrs. h. w. Wilson.
| Miss Maureen Reagan of Clovis,
! a former IT, N. NJ student and a
4 member of the Kappa sorority, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. l.. p.
Briggs at 712 West Gold avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Haines left
yesterday by motor for Alamogordo
where they will spend a few days
visiting with Mr.. Haines' parents.
Miss Grace Stortz arrived home
| last evening from Chicago where
she has been studying voice.
Dir. David Spence Hill, president
of the university, returned last
night from Estancia where he de-
I livered a commencement address
on Friday evening.
Members Of the Disabled Sol
dierS league will meet at the rooms
at 116b West Central avenue at
S:15 o'clock Monday morning toI
take part in the Memorial day
parade.
Vera Hanna, little daughter of
Mr.. f.. Hanna. who has been crit
ically ill with pneumonia at the
Women and Children hospital, isl
recovering.
Announcements have been re-
ceived by Albuquerque friends of
the enga cement of Miss Ruth Paris
Wedge, formerly Of Albuquerque,
to Fred Loyal Blaisdell. They Will
be married in Boston on June A.
Mrs. Charles Heabert has left for
her home in Kansas for a TWO
months visit with relatives. i
DR., David Ross Boyd returned
last evening from Las Vegas, Where
he attended a meeting of the poard
of regents of the state normal uni
versity
]. T. Knipe of Denver. Colo. has
arrived to take up residence here
He was d baking instructor in the
army and will be head baker at the
Perfect bake shop.
Dr. ROYAL B. Tracy. who mas
been in. Denver at the pubic healtn
clinic. will return this evening ana
will be in his office Monday morn
ing.
All Knights of Columbus are re-
ouested to- meet Sunday morning AT
$40 in St. Mary's hall ana from
there to attend high mass at the
Immaculate Conception and cele-
brate the feast Of Corpus Chrlsu III
a body. All members of Albuquer-
oue council and visiting knights OF
Columbus are urged to be present
at $3.50 sharp.
There are undelivered messages
Of the western Union for Clyde
Tones, Leila Hughes, A. P. Clark,
Onal Smith, Il. w. Bates, Ruby
Malette, Norman McAbee and Ell
wood Smith.
Kahn Brothers Dry Goods Com
many started suit in the district
court yesterday against c. M.
Hamrick. The plaintiffs seek
Judgment for $91.06. said to be
due on account.
Major Joseph II. Toulouse, COM
mander of the cavalry squadron
at Albuquerque, left last night for
Fort Bayard, where he will ad-
dress the 1900 disabled soldiers !,
tomorrow at the Memorial Day \
services, as the personal repre-
sentative of Governor Merritt G.
Meehem. II