Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-08
PERSONAL NOTES
OF THE STATE
CARLSBAD,

One OF the most enjoyable Hal
loWe'en affairs was given by Miss
Helen Mcllvain on Wednesday
evening. Sixteen of the younger
social set were present In fantastic
costumes. After the usual Hal
loWe'en pranks, bridge was played
until O late hour, when refresh
ments were served by Mrs. w. F.
Mcllvain.
The Woman's club met at the club
rooms on Tuesday, November ].
Reports were heard from delegates
to the state convention in Roswell,
also vocal solo sung by Mrs.
Harry Mckim, and a continuation
of the study of New Mexican his
tory, with the subjects Inscription
Rock" and Enchanted Mesa"
The Woman's club will be in charge
Of the community celebration for
Armistice day.
Troop B, New Mexico cavalry,
returned Tuesday from the en-
campment at Fort Bliss. They We're
entertained at luncheon that day by
the chamber Of commerce, and
were guests of honor at an armory
dance in the evening.
Mrs. f. +. Doepp and Mrs. c. c.
Skies returned Friday from Ros-
well, after spending a week as the
guests of Mrs. d. w. Low and at
tending the meeting of the State
Federation of Women's clubs,
Mrs. Holley Benson was hostess
at the bridge party on Friday after
noon at her home on Canyon street.
sixteen guests were present, Mrs.
e. r. Lang making high score.
The Berean class of the Chris
tian church held a Halloween So
cial at the church on Monday night.
Miss Marguerite Roberts return
ed Monday from Waco, Texas,
where she attended the cotton pal
ace as princess from New Mexico.
She was accompanied by Mrs. w. r.
Glassier.
Major e. P. Bujac ana Murl
Nornhausser have been in Kansas
City for the past week, where they
attended the national meeting of
the American legion.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Adams ar
rived home week ago from Chi
cago, where they have spent sew
eral months with the family of
their son, George Adams. They
were called back here earlier than
they expected to come by the sud
den death of Mr.. Adams brother,
Leonard Adams.
Mrs. Il. p. Bujac returned Friday
from weeks visit with friends In
Roswell.
Mrs. 4. r. Lang will have as her
guest until after the Christmas hol-
days her sister, Mrs. Schager, of
Sioux Falls, S. d. Mrs, Lang en-
tertained her Bridge club on We'd
nesday, at her home near Otis.
Mesdames Elmore Jones, Babe
Campbell and Miss Essie Jones re-
turned Tuesday from El Paso.
where they have spent the past ten
days. The trip was made overland.
The church service league of
Grace Episcopal church met at the
home Of Mrs. F. r. Doepp on
Thursday. The study of Japan
from the Survey was continued.
Mrs. Alice Patterson arrived Sat-
urdey from her home in Steuben-
vile, Ohio. and will spend the win
ter in Carlsbad.
Mrs. e. P. Bujac was hostess at
a bridge luncheon on Friday at
Armandine in LaHuerta. Those
present were Mesdames Mary Mil
Ter, Allen Hardy, Holley Benson,
G. c. Skies, Il. r. Lang, the latter's
sister, Mrs. Schager, of Sioux Falls.
and Miss Howell.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Pearson
and twin boys, of Roswell, are
spending the week in Carlsbad with
Mrs. Pearson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Merchant, at the Mer-
chant home In LaHuerta.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Merchant, Mr..
and Mrs. Lige Merchant, and their
Mrs. Laura Mitchell, are
spending the week in Carlsbad,
from San Simon ranch.
The Epworth league was recent
ly organized in the Methodist
church under the direction of Rev.
A. c. Douglas. The following Of
flcers have been elected: President,
Miss Wardie Bates; vice president,
Miss Alline Shepherd; recording
secretary, Miss Martha Williams;
corresponding secretary, Miss Mary
Lee Pond; treasurer. Elvetta
Mrs. Dan Lowenbruck il visiting
friends in Ell Paso,