Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-08

day evening service at the Bap-
fist church here, the children of
the Baptist Orphans Home enter
tanned a capacity house with a
splendid program, which consist
ed of songs, recitations and read
ings.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
julie Stone on Friday. Mrs. Stone
is the daughter of DR.. j. S. Pearce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff White and
daughters, Misses Mary and Grace
White, are enjoying several weeks
with friends and relatives at Nc
Kinley. Anna, and other towns IN
Texas.
On Friday evening, the Misses
Helen Goodloe and Clista Adams,
were the charming hostesses at the
Goodloe home on the east side,
entertaining forty girl and boy
friends of the younger set, with
a delightful lawn party. Various
lawn games We're enjoyed until a
late hour by the girls and boys.
During the evening refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served
by the hostesses.
Mrs. Katie Kenady and daughter,
Miss Katharyne, who have been
visiting Mrs. Kenady's sister, and
husband Mr.. and Mrs. John Sim
ons of Magdalena, N. NJ, for sew
eral weeks have returned home.
The Portales Woman's club Sc
cured quite number of plates bear
ing the word "Portales" in large red
letters. and the owners of automo-
biles are purchasing the plates,
one each for the front and rear of
car in order that the people they
meet and pass may know what
city they hail from.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carver and
n,Lricien Carver, arrived here
Thursday overland, in their car
from NARROW. Okla. and are the
guests of Mrs. Carver's brother
Charles Ison, and family, and q
son, Melvin Carver. They stopped
for few days as they are er
route to Carlsbad, N. NJ, their ole
home town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Anderson.
son and daughter of Las Vegas
N. NJ, are visiting Mrs. Anderson:
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Haw.
kins.
On Thursday, Mrs. s. N. Han.
cock, charmingly entertained g
number of ladies' at three-course
one o'clock luncheon. The diff
ferent rooms were lovely dec
grated with vari-colored flow.
ers. The luncheon was Civ.
en- in honor of Miss Golda
Cook, who is the guest of Mrs
Rose Mcdowell, her sister ant
niece, Mrs. ]. C. Wilcox. Seated
at a beautifully appointed, flower
bedecked table were. Miss Golda
Cook; Mesdames Rose Mcdowell
G. W. Hancock. Coe Howard, w
b. Oldham, C. o. Leach, ]. *
Robertson, Ed. J. Neer, SIR, r
Hardy, and c. J. Whitcomb.
On Thursday evening, the East
ern Star Initiated two candidates
into their chapter. After the in
itiation work, iced cantaloupe wa.
served.
On Thursday, Mrs. Rose mellow
ell and daughter, Mrs. J. S. Will
cox, were hosts at dinner to Mes
danes Miller, Mcdowell, Hull
and daughter of Clovis and Mrs
Smith and daughter, of Iowa. Tit
day was spent socially.
On Wednesday afternoon from
to o'clock, Mrs. r. Hardy de
! lightfully entertained a number
of children on the beautiful lawr
at her home in honor of the thirc
birthday of her little son. Wood
row Hardy The little folks hat
a Jolly romp and play for som'
time, then the following play
mates helped to eat the blrthda.
| cake with three candles on it ant
also the apples, lemonade and
| sherbet which Mrs. Hardy had
provided and 1t was hugely en-
joyed by Frances Estelle Bryant
Edna, Nell and Betty Richards
Maxine and Richard Grisson, An
ma, Mary and J. G. Hancock. Mel
ba Denison, Ida Belle, and Bribb;
Anderson. Winnifred and jane
May, Lucille Sutton, Gladys
Skaggs, and the honored Wood
row Hardy.