Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-21
ARTESIA

r ARTESIA
The P. I. G. S. club was enter
tanned by Miss Mann on We'd
nesday afternoon at her home on
South Roselawn avenue. A delight
full evening was enjoyed by the fol-
lowing members of the club:
Misses Virginia Attebery, Loire Sol
Wis, Beatrice Davis, Elizabeth Sol
oman, Mildred Fresch, Vesta
Frisch and the hostess. Several
members We're unable to attend.
Refreshments were served.
Miss Gladys Cowan was hostess
to the Triple G class of girls of the
Methodist Sunday school on Fri
day afternoon. Sewing demanded
large portion of the afternoon.
Ice cream and cake were served
by the hostess to Misses Loire Da-
Wis, Matte Mae Jackson, Burnell
Carroll, Louolie Page, Mildred
Frisch, Adele Chnemus and Bev-
erly Kirkpatrick.
Mrs. Thornton Person has re-
turned from Clovis, where she has
been visiting.
A large crowd was on the streets
| Saturday evening, as the Artesia
concert band played the first band
concert of the summer. A delight
full musical program was enjoyed
at 8 o'clock on Main street between
Roselawn and Fourth streets. The
| band is under the direction of R.
A. Brewer. Other members of
of the organization are Gayle Ham
ilton Harvey Klopfenstein, Glenn
I McCaw, Paul James and Cavitt
Jackson, comets; Ira Klopfenstein,
and Lincoln Feather, clarinets;
] Clint Rice and I. c. Kellar, from
, bones; William Linell and Robert
Feemster, drums; Thelma McCaw,
William McCaw and Harve Wild
ney altos; Emmett Klopfenstein,
tenor horn; lands Feather, BARI
tone; Reed McCaw and Ralph Ter
pening. bass.
Twenty-Five members of the
Christian Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church motored to the
Cottonwood dam on last Monday
afternoon, where they enjoyed a
swimming party and picnic. Plenty
of leafs" was a great factor in the
success of the occasion.
Editor J. r. Hoffman of the Ar
tesla Advocate and family left ov-
erland last week for O visit in Kan
sas and Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hyatt are
the proud parents of a nine-pound
girl, born several days ago at their
farm home on the lower Cotton
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Alexander of
Roswell, Mrs. M. p. Skeen, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Bigler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Dunagan. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Bert Smith and Misses Corinne and
Velma Smith, Mr.. John Lanning
and others were members of a
merry party that enjoyed Sunday
Sunday afternoon at the large res
ervoir on the Norton farm on the
Cottonwood.
Hundreds of swimmers have mo-
tored to Clark's lake, Spring lake,
Cottonwood dam, Cottonwood falls
and points on the Pecos river dur
ing the past week, where they en-
toyed dip in the water during the
hot weather.
Among the Artesia persons who
have returned from visits or sum
mer vacations during the past week
are Miss Ruth Burroughs, Miss
Mary McCaw, Charles Mann, Mrs
w. E. Ragsdale and Wilmer Rags
dale and others. Mrs. Beecher
Rowan and Miss Alene Rowan,
former residents of Artesia, are
visiting from California with Ru-
fus Rowan and friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Cunningham left during
the week for California; Mrs. J. J
Clarke to New Orleans, La! Char.
lie Martin and Bryan Runyan tc
Hot Springs, n. NJ; Austin Brown
to Missouri; Mrs. j. C. Floore tc
Alt, Texas; Mrs. e. Stone to the
Ruidoso, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. G
Knoedler to Cloudcroft.
The Blue Ribbon class Of young
women from the Baptist church
invited few friends to participate
in a moonlight picnic on last Mon.
day evening. The group gathered
at the home of their teacher, Mrs
c. M. Cole, and motored to the
Bates farm after 6 o'clock. A
large quantity Of good eatables wa.
taken by the merry party. The
supper was eaten and a delightful
evening enjoyed before returnine
to Artesia. Among those who en-.
joyed the occasion were Mrs C
| M. Cole, Mrs. w. e. Mansell, Rev
w. c. Taggart, Misses TIME Nc
Pherson, Mary Lillian Rogers
Grace Castleberry, Nellie Jonas
Evelyn Bullock, Ruby Hicks, Lo
rena Mansell, Alice Mansell, Fan.
ME Mae Beckett of Hope, Lilliar
Meadows, Lulu White, Buelal
White, Effie Glover and Messrs. N
p. Bullock, VIII Meadows, Johr
Dunn, Clint Cole, Lewis Cole, Car
Ortman. OWE Meadows, Hager
McCaw and Herman Cole.
Misses Alyffe and Phyllis Poll
were hostesses to few member.
or the younger social set at 9
dance at their Roselawn home or
last Tuesday evening. A delight
luI evening was enjoyed.
The Chat and Sew club was en-
tertained at the home of Miss Co.
rlnne Smith on Wednesday after.
noon. a large number Of the
young women of Artesia were
present at this occasion, which