Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-30
Las Vegas


ty given by the local Elks at their
beautiful home. The hall was
weird spooky place. Everywhere
the eye turned could be seen
ghosts, witches, black cats, pump
, kins and all else that goes to make
up the Halloween idea. The chan
deliers were made most effective
by shading the lights with yellow
crepe paper, and fringe OF yellow
combined with black cats, witches
and bats was hung down from the
framework. A big crowd enjoyed
the dancing until the early hours
Of the morning.
The wedding of Christine Coke
and Walter Narcotic was cele'
brated Wednesday morning at the
Immaculate Conception church.
Father Adrian Rabeyrolle officiat--
Y ing. Mrs, Colbert G. Root played
the wedding march. The choir OF
the church sang during the services
and Nellie Parneall sang a solo. The
bride was lovely in a white char
meuse dress trimmed with en-
broidery and lace, She wore a cap
veil and carried a shower bouquet
of roses The bride was attended
by her sister, Mrs. Carlos Digneo OF
Santa Fe, while Mr.. Digneo was
best man. After the service at the
church the bridal party went to
the home of the brides mother,
where wedding breakfast was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Narcotic left
in the evening for tour through
Kansas. They expect to be gone
about two months, after which
they will be at home to their
friends here in Las Vegas.
Miss Helen Kelly and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Wilmington left on
Thursday for Kansas City, where
they expect to enjoy the festivities
of the American Legion. They were
joined here by Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
T. Kelly of Santa Fe, who are go
ing to visit at the home Of Mrs
Kelly's mother in st, Louis. Mr..
Kelly is a brother of Helen Kelly.
A number of Halloween parties
took up most of the time of the
party-going people during the past
week, and will continue until ana
including Monday night.
The proprietor and guests of the
Plaza hotel here entertained their
friends at a delightful affair We'd
nesday evening.
The Burrell girls invited their
friends to go to their home Friday
afternoon after school, where they
bobbed for apples. guessed riddles
and played games, after which re-
freshments were served.
Master Harold Grail was host to
a number of his little friends Sat
urday afternoon. The guests were
asked to come dressed as ghosts,
COLLINS and the like. Apples and
all the goodies of the season were
given TO the children to make them
happy.
Tho Masonic club will be the
scene of a pretty affair Monday
evening when some of the Scottish
Rite folks are to entertain their
brothers and their families.
A kitchen shower was given by
Mrs. Narcotic for Mrs. Walter
Narcotic, formerly Christina Coke,
at the Narcotic home early in the
week. Many useful articles were
bestowed upon the bride.
The Knights of Columbus mi
tiated class of forty men in the
first, second and third degrees here
today. At 9 O'Clock in the evening
a banquet was served at the Caste
NADIA hotel to the new members.
their wives and sweethearts, ana
to all Of the members of the organ
ization. During the evening mu-
steal program was given.
Miss Henrietta Buck and Miss
Cora Pettijohn, botn from Los An
geles, left here Wednesday for
their home. They had stopped off
here for a short visit with their
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. liy-
ron Archibald.
4 Miss Margaret Floyd and the
Misses Rensing arrived home dur
ing the week from st. Louis and
points in Kansas, where they had
been spending their vacations.
Charles w. G. Ward is able to be
at his office after severe case OF
tonsilitis.
The Elks are making good head
way with their drive for members
which theay began at a big pep
meeting last Tuesday evening They
meet each evening to make the re-
port of the work of the team and
their captain. Because of the Ill
ness of Charles Hedgcock, Colbert
G, Root is carrying on the drive.
DR.. and Mrs. T.. b. Shaw gave an
informal reception Monday after
noon at their home on the Plaza.
The inspirations for the affair were
their son, Captain Henry and his
bride, who was Miss Won Ingram
of New York.
Mrs. H. A. Harvey returned here
4 early last week, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Schade. Mrs.
Harvey has been spending the sum-
mer and fall with her mother In
st. Louis.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. 2. w.
Scott, Mrs. ]. H. Ward ana MRS
Frank Carroon were hostesses TO
TO the ladies' of the League OF the
Presbyterian church at a well APP
pointed social. The affair was held
at the beautiful home of Mrs car
room.
Mrs. r. L. M. Ross left for her
home in oregon after two months
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur Ilfeld of this city. During
her stay here Mrs. Ross was the
recipient Of many affairs In her
honor.
John Harris, Jr., left Wednesday
for Kansas City. where he will at
tend the American Legion meeting
and visit his sister. Mrs. James
Guinnotte.
Mrs. Babe and her daughter.
who have been house guests or
Mr.. and Mrs William Gortner, left
for their home in Chicago. Mrs.
Babe was the inspiration for sew
eral affairs while here. Mrs. Bade
and her daughter had baen 10
California for several months
"trip.
Mrs. Hiram Wilmington enter
tanned for her mother, Mrs. Woot-
ton, last week at her home in La
Cueva.
Mrs. c. e. ohliger is expected
to arrive here next week from
Chicago, where she has been vis-
ting for the past month. Mrs.
4 OhIiger will be the guest of Mrs.
r.. A. Prentice. The Ohligers for
!. nerly lived here, but left last win
ter for Arizona, where they are
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