Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-14
SILVER CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Emo Compton of st
Louis, M o., former residents, ar
rived in Silver City the past week
for bri ~ soiourn. They made the
trip by automobile. The visitors
have hssen the recipients of many
social Attentions during their stay
Mrs ]. C. Brown has gone te
San ] Eego, Calf, to spend a month
or 81 weeks visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Phil Zip f. Bartlett,
NJ jss Sarah e. Phrdum, former
Ref Cross nurse for Grant county
an now residing in El Paso, was
u 4, guest the past few days of Mrs
r saymond II. johnson. Miss Pur'
{ mm saw almost two years over'
seas service during the war; serv'
jing in Serbia for some months dur
ing the typhus outbreak.
Mrs. Jesse V. Adams has return
ed from a very pleasant visit oil
several weeks to her former home
in Houston, Texas.
Silver City's first music memory
contest was a distinct success. A
large number of children partici'
pated. First prize was won by
Wilma LusK, whose score was 2St
out of a possible 900 points. Second
prize went to Helen Moore ane
third prize to Virginia Moore. Pu'
pills from the fourth to the eighth
grade, inclusive, participated, the
sixth grade carrying off the prizes
and the class prize.
A very pretty double wedding
took place saturday afternoon al
the Church Of the Good Shepherd
Episcopal, the Rev. Thomas Alvord
Schofield, rector, officiating, wher
Miss Winifred Dorothy Gillilano
became the bride of clark Rich
ard Thompson and Miss Evelyn
Meadows was united in marriage
to Jesse Palmer Ray. The two
brides have been aides In the re-
construction department at u. s
Veterans hospital No. SIS, Fort
Bayard, where both grooms have
been patients. The latter are vet.
Grams of the World war.
Mrs. Lettie Terrell directed ar
entertainment under the auspices
of st. Mary Magdalen's academy
Friday night at the Red Cross house
Fort Bayard, in which pupils ol
the academy and members of Mrs
Terrelrs dancing class participated
dancing being the chief feature.
Beginning Thursday and ending
Saturday Silver City was the scene
of reunion of the Scottish Rite
Masons of New Mexico, the festivi.
ties closing yesterday with a cere'
monial session of Ballut Abyad
temple, Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine. over SO candidates tooh
the Scottish Rite degrees and the
work OF the Shrine. A team from
Santa Fe and Albuquerque put or
the work.
Mrs. Lettie Terrell, music direct.
or OF st. Mary Magdalen's academy
has signed a contract to tour Cali.
fornia this summer with a CRANE
opera company. She will be the
premier dancer of the company, ex.
ceiling in French and Italian ballst
dancing.
Silver City's three troops OF 30,
Scouts will leave Monday, June )
for a three weeks outing at tbs
headwaters of the Sapello river or
the ella national forest. They will
be accompanied by James III. ane
CHARLES l.. Langstroth, who have
given this annual outing for this
boys for some years.
| The social event of the schoo
year at the New Mexico state norm.
al was the Sophomore-Junior pron
for the Seniors given Friday nigh,
in the gymnasium building on The
campus. Commencement event.
will follow in close succession, cul
minating in the final commence.
lment exercises Friday. May 26.
The North End Golf club Is plan.
ming a big tournament in Septem
Der for both men and women Il
be staged on the local links. Silve,
City has a number of expert player,
and will send contestants to this
next state tournament. WAYNE
MacVeagh Wilson is president o.
the club, which has over fifty aotiv
playing members.
Rev. William II. DUDE of TAYLOR
Tex, has been transferred by tn,
board of missions of his church t.
do work at Fort Bayard and ar,
rived the past week to take charge
OF his new field of labor The new
pastor is a representative of the
Lutheran faith. He has brought
his family to Silver City to reside
while he is located in this field.