Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-06

evening at a dinner at Hotel Glider
complimentary to the cast Of the
Institute play, Nothing But the
Truth" recently staged here. The
private dining room was used and
the table was laid with basket of
purple and lavendar sweetpeas,
banked with srailaX. A four-course
menu was served, and the place
cards bore the play names of the
guests.
The Lindquist concert Saturday
evening at the high school audi
forum, under the auspices of the
Roswell Women's club, afforded
music lovers an opportunity of
hearing a program Of unusual class.
A large audience heard the con
cert.
Mr.. and Mrs. billiard Wyatt were
hosts Sunday at an informal tea
at their home, complimentary tol
Miss Ruby Saunders and Stanley
Crosby, whose marriage occurred
on Monday evening at the M. r,
church South, and as a goodbye
compliment to Mrs. John |. CASH
dy and Miss Esther Prayer who
left Tuesday for the west and Hon
olulu. The tea table was laid with
pink blossoms, and delicious re
freshments were served.
Mrs. M. w. Hodges entertained
the Book club Friday afternoon at
her home with their regular meet
ing. A delicious luncheon was
served to conclude the meeting.
Mrs. Charles Flannery was host
ess Saturday afternoon at her
home on Military heights to COM
pliment Mrs, Cassidy and Esther
Prayer, and to announce the en-
gagement of her cousin, Miss Ruby
Saunders, and Stanley Crosby of FL
Paso. Mrs. FGannery's guests num-
bered - of the close friends of
the complimented guests.
The marriage of Miss Ruby
Saunders Monday night to Mr..
Stanley Crosby of Eel Paso, at the
M. f., church South, was one of the
most beautiful ever sOlemnized in
Roswell. Miss Saunders is the only
daughter of II. p. Saunders a
banker of this city. The wedding
ceremony was said by Rev. 5, E.
Allison. The matron of honor was
Mrs. John /. Cassidy. A reception
followed the ceremony at the home
Iof Mrs. G. M. Slaughter, a cousin
of the bride. Mrs. C. A. Flannery
cut ices and Miss Esther Prayer
poured coffee, Miss Margaret
Mathes caught the brides bouquet
land was in possession of the ring
from the wedding cake. The bride
has lived all her life in Roswell,
land has a host of friends here. She
Ibid Y. w. c. A. work in France
Iduring the war. Mr.. Crosby form
lerly lived on the Oasis ranch near
Roswell, and is a business man of
Eel Paso now. They will make
their home in Eel Paso.
The p. e. O. chapter met Mon
day at the home of Mrs. II. V.
Fall, with Mrs. l.. j. johnson as
hostess. Mrs. Dunwoody was af-
, filiated with the chapter from Tu-
Icumcari, by demit, and Mrs. Mid
dleby Of Colorado, was a visitor
telling of the work of the organi-
cation in her state. The study fol
the day, on the new constitution
, was in charge of Mrs, Fall. Re-
- !llbSlliiltillS Ntlt DCI NNu citOl lltN
, business meeting.
Mrs. Andrew Guffin presented {
, number of her piano pupils in pri
= lvate recital Tuesday evening at the
, home of Mr.. and Mrs. J, e. Ham
ilton, where about so of the pa
q rents and friends gathered for thu
i, evening. The program was varied
! with readings and violin number
. by pupils of Mrs. Harper and Mis-
q Frances Guffin, several vocal mum
bers and a dance by Betty Ham
!, tilton. At the close of the program
T Mrs. Guffin served fruit punch.
The marriage of Miss Beth Fin
ney and Howard Dansfelser Oc
Cured yesterday in Clovis, tn
q bride being met there by Mr.. Dams
= felser. Miss Finney was comini
y back to Roswell froGl Mitchell s
a D, where she has been visiting
. home folks. Both are well know
q young people of Roswell, havin
" lived here most of their lives an
6 both are graduates of the Roswe
high school.
Mrs. George e. Lipp was hostes
, Tuesday to the wednesday Auctio
=, Bridge club for their regular meet
. ing. Bridge was played at thre
o tables, the high score favor goin
. to Mrs. Lea Rowland and the CUES
= favor to Mrs. Will Johnson.
: salad luncheon was served at tn
|, close of the hours.
n Mrs. w. w. Phillips entertaine
q the Tuesday Auction Bridge clu
Il Tuesday at her home for thei
. regular meeting. Four tables wer
q filled with players, the high scor
- and guest favors going to Mrs.
- A. Cahoon and Mrs. Joan Abne,
II A salad course served by I'll
&c hostess closed the afternoon.
= The American Legion dance 6
" the Armory Tuesday night was we
% attended, and the evening Wa
y spent in dancing to the music SUI
v piled by the Deep River Jazz Of
= chestra from, Oklahoma.