Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-28
TUCUMCARI

Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Crewson en-
tertained a few friends on Monday
evening, honoring Mrs. w. w. Phil
| lips of Las Vegas. Bridge furnish
ed the amusement for the evening.
At a late hour the hostess served
delightful refreshments. 1t proved
a most enjoyable and informal ev-
ening.
Jimmy Eufracio, formerly en-
ployed as machinist in the +. P.
and S. w. shops, died at his home
on Monday evening. Interment at
Sunnyside cemetery Tuesday after
noon. On account of Father Est
welt being absent from the city, the
burial service was read by lady,
a friend of the deceased.
Mrs. f. S. Kinds left Tuesday ev-
ening for an extended trip over the
state. Mrs. Kinds, as grand ma
iron for the Eastern Star, will visit
the various organizations through
out the state.
The n. o. N. club gave a most
enjoyable picnic Thursday evening.
honoring the friends and husbands
of the club members.
Mrs. w. T. Kirby entertained the
missionary society of the Metho-
dist church on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Shields took a merry
bunch of girls out to the railroad
bridge west of town Wednesday
morning for an early breakfast.
The early BIRDS were Loreen Hur-
Il ley, Hattie Geary, Winnie Davis,
Lar1a M Ghta11c
Miss Loreen Hurley entertained
the younger set at her home on
Friday evening with a most de-
! lightful and informal dance. Those
enjoying Miss Hurley's hospitality
were Lois Shields, Verle Eager.
Hettie Geary, Nettie WALES. Rowe
ma Gordon. Winnie Davis, Bernice
Caps, Willie Francis, Ruth Aber,
| Gertrude Montgomery and Gladys
Robertson; Messrs. Haywood Ea-
ger, Henry Eager, Herman Ger
hardt, Walter McQuaid, Wyatt Ma
ton, Bill Nicol, Tom McQuaid, Bob
Sandusky, Hutson Nicol, Buster
Robertson, Rex Bell, Chas. Peyton,
ALFRED Snyder, Clyde Vaughn. The
hostess mother served sandwiches,
punch and cakes.
The Hurley home on High street
has been the scene of very happy
house party for the past week.
Those enjoying the hospitality of
the young hostess, Miss Loreen,
were Misses Dorothy Nance, Win
ME Davis and Hettie Geary.
The Plateau singing convention
met at San Jon Sunday. Mr.. John
Taylor, president of the convention.
conducted the services. The con
vention meets every fifth Sunday.
and is being largely attended. En-
dee and Can Jon were rival bid
ders for the next meeting. The de-
lciding vote was cast for San Jon,
Among Tucumcari people who
Iattended the singing convention at
San Jon Sunday were j. w. Corn,
Mrs. Meeker, Mr.. and Mrs. e. j,
Erskine, Mrs. Nellie Hauser, Glen
IHauser, Mrs. Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs
f. Pack and daughter, Eunice,
Miss Stella Vaughn, Evangeline
lCarman, Grayson Pack and DR.. and
Mrs. Savage and daughter, Ethelyn,
At the close of the regular meet
ling of the Eastern Star Tuesday
Ievening, a two-course luncheon
consisting of sandwiches and cof-
flee, ice cream and cake was fur
Inished and served by the male
members of the Star. The faultless
service rendered by the colored
gentlemen, their makeup and gen
leral conduct provoked shrieks OF
laughter from the amused and de-
lighted guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. II. Jones enter
Itained very informally on Tuesday
levening a number Of the newly
married couples and the younger
married set. Bridge furnished the
pastime for the evening. The hos.
tess served q delightful two-course
luncheon, consisting of lobster sal
ads and Strawberries in maccaroons
The funeral of j. +. Peterson
was held here last Friday. Mr.
Peterson's body was brought here
from Amarillo. He was burned to
death by an explosion at an oil
well at Panhandle, Texas, and lived
about four hours after the acci.
Ident. He formerly resided here
and about two years ago was mar
ried in this city to Miss Esther
Robb, who, with a small BABY, sur
Ivive him. Mrs. Peterson has the
sympathy of her many friends here
lin her bereavement.