Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-03
MAGDALENA

Ed Dickens of the Datil ranch
country spent several days in town
the guest of his family.
On Friday afternoon of the past
week Mrs. w. Vanderpool was
hostess to the members of the
Bible class of the Methodist
church, short program was rem
dered during the afternoon after
which sherbet and cake was served
by the hostess.
Howard Lucier of Northampton,
Mass, and H. Parson of Boston,
Mass, arrived in Magdalena on
wednesday and on Friday accom-
Falls, Pa, and son, Elmer Houser
OF Magdalena, left for fishing trip
on the ella river and expect to be
gone about thirty days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Funville, for
mer residents of Magdalena, have
purchased the C. II. Taul home
and will again take up their resi-
dence here in q few days.
Miss Marie Snodgrass has gone
TO Reserve, N. NJ, for a lengthy
visit with her sister, Mrs. Carl
Hudson.
Mrs. Hoy Bonnet and little son.
Hoy, Jr., left on Wednesday for a
visit with friends in the Datil
country.
The Misses Lennie and Alma
Rhineheart who have been attend
ing school the past year in Pasa-
dena, Calf, have returned to Mag
dalena to spend the summer with
their father on the ranch near
Rosedale.
Miss Nicola Thurman of Albu-
querque was the house guest of |
Miss Velma Dickens the past week. |
Mrs. Gibson and little son, Dom |
aid, left for Colorado, for few |
day5 visit with her parents, and |
from there will go to Rochester, |
Mimi, where little Donald will be |
placed in the Mayo Brothers hos
pital and undergo treatment for |
spinal trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. VanderpoI left |
on Tuesday for Albuquerque, call
ed there by the serious illness of |
Mr.. Vanderpools brother.
On Monday evening occurred
one of the most pleasant little
parties of the season given by the
Misses Alice Atkinson and Rosalie
Moore at the Atkinson home. Mu-
sic and social games whiled away
the evening, after which the little
to the following guests: Misses
Bernice Medley, Catharine Nlcho-
las, Robin Woolgar, Marjorie
Mayo, Catharine Duncan, Elaine
Medley, Marcella McCreary, Fran
els Argal, Mildred Mayo, Pauline
Porter, Agnes Abney, Retha Cor
don and Seifreid Mechalis, Francis
Stuppi, Robert Holt, Allie Mactav-
ish, Calvin Duncan, George LentZ,
Ernest Rederman, Manson Moore,
Jacob Mechalis and Wythe Rede-
man.
Miss Margaret Beagle was a
hostess on Monday eve
ing at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Beagle, where
she entertained bevy of young
girls. The evening was delightfully."- /
spent with various games and {
merry fun, after which all did {
ample justice to refreshments of
fancy sandwiches, waters ice ga {
and lemonade. Miss Beagle's s
guests were the Misses Audrey '
Goodsen, Gertrude Allen, Elizabeth
Nicola Thurman, Cert c
rude Goodsen, Anita Gooch, Lilly {
belle Burlingame, Pauline Hop t
kins, Leona Beal Fay Lewis, Bev- I
erly Smith, Marcella McCreary,
Caroline Brown, Elizabeth Pender, t
Nelma Dickens and Peggy Paine. IT
Mrs. B. P. Williams returned to n
on Tuesday from 3
Illinois, where she had
accompanied the body of her hus- h
band for burial. Mrs. Williams e
md daughter, Garner, will leave
this week for their home in Okla r
bona. il
The piano pupils of Mrs. Chris
ina Blackburn gave a recital at
her home on Tuesday evening at e
b clock. The selections of piano
,olos and duets ranged from COM
positions rendered by members of
he first year class to those requir- v
ng a. great amount of skill and 81
The following pupils W
we're on the program: Misses Bes- a
8 Craig, Alice Atkinson, Virginia o,
5AlIivan, Robin Woolgar, Agnes il
staig and Dorothy Craig. IL
The Bible school which has Ii
been in session during the month ri
II June closed on Thursday with il,
program and refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prince billiard
pent a portion of the past week CO
With friends at Datil. II
Mr., and Mrs. N. w. Miller enter A
aimed at a card party on Thursday al