Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-24


Rev. John Witt Hendrix, tn,
newly assigned pastor of the M
E. church, arrived in Gallup las
week and delivered his first ser
mon here Sunday.
w. F. Walker and wife have re-
turned from an auto trip to Lo'
Angeles, Calf, On their return
they stopped for a week at tn,
Grand Canyon of Arizona
Mrs. T. 7. Schofield and two
children spent over Sunday will
friends at Bluewater, N. M.
Leo Daley received broker
arm in an effort to crank a car
one day this week.
HAGERNIAN.
Miss Chloe Camp came down
from Clovis Sunday for a short
visit with the home folks. Miss
Chloe is stenographer in the county
uperintendents office at Clovis.
The j.. C. club met on Tuesday
afternoon at the country home of
Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. Ray Bart
lett and gave a miscellaneous
cilOWtl III llOItpl VI Ihl 100
Bauslim who is to become the
bride of Mr.. Oscar Bullock, of Ros-
we'll, Tuesday, october 25. The
members were told to be early and
were all assembled when Miss
Eauslin arrived. Immediately up
on her arrival Mrs. Burck struck
the crashing chords on the piano
and played the wedding march"
that signaled the entrance of the
mock wedding party. The partiei-
pants were Miss Mary Louis Men
aud, dressed in Bingham with a
lace curtain wedding veil. The
bride" carried a large bouquet OF
choice weeds. The groom was inn
personated by Mrs. c. II. Hanson,
the parson by Mrs. c. G.. Howe, and
the ring bearer by Mrs. Menaud,
who carried the large celluloid
ring on a tin tray. After the con-
gratulations were extended to the
"happy couple" the guests shoWered
Miss Bauslin, who was greatly sur
prised. Many beautiful and useful
gifts were received, many Of them
being handmade. A short busi-
ness meeting was then held with
the president in the chair. After
a pleasant social time was enjoyed,
a dainty luncheon was served, con-
sisting of pumpkin pie, pickles
cheese, sandwiches and cocoa.
Those present were Miss Helen
Bauslin, Mesdames Bauslin, Brad
ey, Bogart, Burck, DeWeese, Ehret,
How, Hanson, Jacobs, ! Michelet,
Ogle, Sanders and Misses Mary
Louise Menaud and Claudlne
Weaver, of Roswell.
Word was received that Mr..
Granville Kelton had passed away
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Henry Wurtzel, of Lindsey, Neb.
The funeral was held Friday at the
Nebraska home. Mr.. Kelton had
many friends here, having resided
here for number Of years. He was
a veteran of the Confederate army.
having served in the civil war.
The Woman's Missionary society
met at the Methodist church on
wednesday afternoon and held
their regular mission study meet
inc. Miss Esther James led, the
subject being mission work IN
Japan. Miss Helen Bauslin played
a iano solo. A short business
meeting was held with Mrs. Van
Arsdol in the chair, In the absence
of Mrs. Curry. At tie close of the
meeting the Sunday school rooms
were opened and the members and
guests found that they were prettily
decorated in white and pink with
pink hearts and cupids. A large
White basket suspended with pink
held the many beautiful gifts which
were opened by the honor guest
Miss Helen Bauslin. Pink lemon
ade and cake was served.
Mrs. Aaron Clark entertained
several guests at dinner party in
honor of Miss Helen Bauslin. Cow
ers were laid for Miss Bauslin, Miss
Perditia Morgan, Miss Alta Nor
gan, Miss Roberta Williamson. Mrs.
II. L. McKinstry, Mrs. Lloyd Har-
shey, Mrs. James Michelet and the
hostess, Mrs. Clark.