Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-24

in the Elda schools, was a guest OF
Miss Lillian Bramlet at the home
Of her parents on Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Hazel Morgan and Clebert
Cutler, both of Portales, surprised
their many friends by driving to
TeXico Saturday, where they were
quietly married, On Sunday Mr.,
ana Mrs. j. j. Cutler, uncle and
aunt OF the groom, entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Cutler at a two-course IL
o'clock reception dinner
Mrs. Charles Goodloe and chill
dren left Sunday to join Mr.. Good
loe in Los Angeles, Calf.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Taylor and
daughter, Miss Ponnibel, enter
tained at dinner Sunday Mrs. Jeff
White and daughter, Miss Mary
| White.
Arthur Del Curto received wire
Friday stating his father was i'll at
! the home of his daughter near
Vaughn. He left Saturday for the
! bedside.
A committee, previously appoint.
! ed from each church on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock to perfect
arrangements for union services to
be held on Thanksgiving day. The
services will be held at the Metho-
dist church and the Rev. A. h.
Scott, pastor of the Nazarent
church, will preach the Thanks
giving sermon. Plans were also
made to have a union choir to fur
nish music.
The most pleasing event of the
past week was a reception given on
| Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. L. r.
Mears at her beautiful home on the
south side from 2:3O to O'Clock,
| honoring Mrs. Lula Stone, who re-
| turned to her home here few
days ago from a several months
S journ in Los Angeles, Calf. Each
lady invited was requested to wear
| an emblem representing the title
| Of some book, and one lady wore
costume representing Red Riding
! hood. When the ladies all arrived
the contest of naming the titles OF
| the books began, which caused
great deal of merriment. Mrs.
George Carr of Fort Sumner Won
| the prize, a beautiful book, for
rightly naming the greatest num-
ber OF titles. The ladies who en-
| ioyed this delightful occasion wer,
Mesdames G. R. Bryant, II. II.
Buchanan, c. M. Compton, ]. G,
Compton, j. G.. Cox, J. G, Greaves,
Coe Howard, E. A. Herndon, X.
Hardy, A. M. Heath, c. V. Harris.
s. N. Hancock, A. +. Jones. Ellen
Jones, w. Krattli A. +. Lang. Rose
Mcdowell, ]. w. McMinn, w. b.
| Oldham, M. b. Jones, J. 3. Priddy
| A. D. Ribble, Lula Stone, e. Sutton,
c. Turner Lillian Taylor, ]. Wilcox.
N. T.. Wollard. j. c. Whitcomb, o.
s. Strickland, Weight, and G. w
Carr of Fort Sumner. The hostess
served an elaborate two-course
plate luncheon.
The First National bank OF Por-
! tales purchased the first bale of
| cotton which was ginned here, for
which it paid $10642. The bale
stands in the lobby of the bank. On
| top of it rests a crate of sweet po-
tatoes, and on the potato crate
| stands mounted pig. These repre-
sent some Of the products raised in
this county.
Quite number of dinners.
|
ing the past week in honor of Mrs.
G.. w. Carr of Fort Sumner. Among
| them were a O'clock luncheon
given by Mrs. T. e. Mears on
Thursday, and a l o'clock lunch
con by Mrs. j. S. Long on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Rails of Amarillo, Texas,
was a Sunday dinner guest in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hardy
| On Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Hardy and Mrs. Rails left overland
in the G. w. Taylor jitney for Cros-
! byton Texas.
Mrs. Mime Kimmons of Elida
was the Wednesday dinner guest of
| her daughter and husband. Mr.. and
! Mrs. PAU Jones.
Mrs. Edgar Sutton entertained
| the Methodist Missionary society at
her home on Nevada street Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Claud Jones.
president, presided. After devo-
| tional a program was enjoyed. Dur
ing an after social hour, the hostess
| served refreshments.