Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20
RATION

evening at the home of Miss Beula
Bears in honor OF Mrs. Hazel
White of San Bernardino, Calf,
who was formerly a resident OF
Ration. The evening was spent in
playing games and dancing, after
which a two-course luncheon was
served. The guests departed at a
late hour after having enjoyed one
of the most pleasant evenings Of
the spring season. The color
scheme was pink and white and
the house was artistically deco
rated for the occasion.
Mrs. H. H. Hansbro was very
agreeably surprised last Tuesday
evening when a crowd of 0. r. c.
ladies swooped down on her resi-
dence at 1928 South Second street
to help her celebrate her birthday.
1t was kid" party and the antics
of the "girls" were exceedingly
funny. Many handsome gifts were
presented to Mrs. Hansbro, Mrs,
Wildenstein and Mrs. Pratt enter
tanned with a number of songs and
witty sayings. Mrs Charles Smith
introduced some Of the latest dane
ing steps. Later all were ushered
into the dining room where a
dainty luncheon was served. Those
present were Mrs. Thomas Hall,
Mrs. NJ. Kinder, Mrs. G. w. Wild
enstein, Mrs. G. A. Smith, Mrs. N.
w. Burns, Mrs. J, c. Vogel, Mrs.
w. A. Beck, Mrs Mack Allen, Mrs.
William Pratt, Mrs. d. ]. Coyle,
Mrs. 7. NJ. Taylor. Mrs. o. p. Cole
man and Mrs. II. II. Hansbro.
The state meeting of the Royal
Neighbors, will be held at Las
Vegas next week beginning Tues
day. The officers and drill team
besides many other members are
planning to attend from the Ration
lodge. The Ration team has been
asked to put on the initiatory work
with a large class presented by
the Las Vegas lodge. Mrs. r. j.
Sutcliffe of this city is state oracle.
Corporal Louis Lemstra is spend
ling a 15-day furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
lLemstra. He is stationed at Mar
fla, Tex, with the 5th cavalry and
arrived here Wednesday.
Sunday, March 20, has been des-
Iignated as "Civic Sunday" in the
lRaton Chamber of Commerce ex-
pansion campaign. Ministers will
lpreach sermons of various subjects
dealing with civic Righteousness
and the relation Of the church to
the community.
Miss Cherryblossom," a bright
musical comedy in three acts, will
be put on by the glee clubs of the
the Shuler auditorium. The COM
edy is said to be full of catchy
music, clever costumes and
unique and cunning dances OF
Japan. American and, japanese
choruses will be produced by the
Glee club, made UP of 40 voices
1.-The clever play is being managed
by the junior class, under the di'
rection of Miss Helen Thacker anc
Miss Dawson. The play is attract
ling much interest and a large au'
Idience is expected.
The South Side grade children
presented a very interesting ant
appropriate entertainment called
liking Winters Carnival last Sat
|urday in the high school audito
lrium. The acting and speakins
Iof the children was excellent
Showing that they had received
Icareful training at the hands o
those in charge of the play. il
1.-The carnival, which was staged h!
king Winter for the entertainment
lof Queen Summer, was excellen
las well as interesting. Many o
1.-The numbers attracted particula
Iattention, and many of the people
lspoke highly of the work of thu
lchildren. There were over on
hundred children Jin the enter
Itainment, all of whom had SOM
important part in the program.
II Last Sunday night in the Meth
lodist church Mrs r. A, Stoneber
ger gave an interesting talk on he
miraculous cure. Mrs. Stoneberge
had been i'll for several years an
lconfined to her bed. During he
last severe Illness physicians CAV
up. all hope and told her she ha,
lonly a, few hours to live, On tn
night of February Is, throug
prayer, she was miraculouslY heal
ed. She walked into the next roor
and ate food which had been for
hidden her for many months pas
Beginning Saturday afternoo
| the public library will hold regula
story hours for the children of tn
city. The storytellers will be ful
, nished by the high school class
story telling, which has bee
, studying under the direction {
Nlss Eiglsr, sp EpsllsA teacher