Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-25
HOT SPRINGS

Mrs. Rentfrew and daughter,
Miss Era, are leaving for their
home in Mesilla Park. Miss Era
resumes her position as secretary
to the dean of general science in
the A. and NJ. college.
The Woman's Improvement club
met in called session Wednesday
to consider the matter of repair
ing and improving the free bath
house.
Mrs. A. A. Highfill spent the
week in Ell Paso to be with her
daughter, Mrs. Jones, while Mrs.
Jones and also Mrs. Jones' young
daughter were undergoing opera
tons at the hospital.
Miss Mary E. Kirwan, secretary
to the director of the experiment
station at tho A. and M. college.
returned to Hot Springs from Her
mosa, where she had been visiting
the w. A. Sheppards last Monday
and is spending the week with
Mrs. Laura Johnson before resum-
ing her duties the college next
Monday
Mr.. John Orekar, Jr., entertain
ed twenty of his friends with a
chicken fry last Friday night up
the river about a mile above town.
The invited guests were Walton
Gibbons, Maxine Henry, Beatrice
Wilson, Frances Cochron, Noel
Turner, Lavora Ennes, Jerry
Muntz, Rachel Henley, Albert
Martin, Myrtle Allsup, Allison
White, Susie Heynie, Mr.. and Mrs
]. D. Allsup, Mrs. w. C. Kendall,
Eunice Allsup, Walton Gibbons.
Mildred Cochron. Mr.. and Mrs.
party and Mr.. Walton Gibbons and
Miss Mildred Cochron presided
over the six big flyers while they
scented the night breezes with sa-
worry odors and assumed that deli
cious brown that comes of half
lard and half butter combined
with the right amount of heat and
unremitting attention, applied in
the time honored southern fashion.
Sandwiches, salads, cake and cot
fee completed the menu. Interest
ing games were enjoyed through
out the evening which closed at l
a. M, everybody voting Mr.. Ore
kar a prince of host and the eve
ming a most enjoyable one.
Mrs. Sam n. Matson assisted by
Mrs. f. Pacchus and Mrs. Fl. d.
Hill entertained her class of music
pupils, consisting of Janet White,
Audrey Keithley, Amelia Goetz,
Ada Heffernan, Cecil Tofoya,
Grace Mays and Margaret Slater
at the lake last Wednesday with a
swimming party and a delightful
picnic dinner. Sylvesta Haas was
welcome guest and enjoyed the
occasion, if possible, more than
her little hostesses.
Mrs. Festus Heffernan, Mrs. A.
C. White, Miss Katherine Grigsby,
the two Madames Haas and Ilct
Haas of Bisbee, Ariz., motored out
to Lakeside cottage, where they
Joined the picnic party being given
by Mrs. Matson.
Misses Alton Bacchus ant Vio-
let Leonard returned from visiting
points in the northern part of the
state last week. Accompanying
them were Miss Alice DesMarie
and Mr.. Frank Leonard and two
little daughters of Las Vegas.
DIR. and Mrs. Haas and little
| daughter Sylvesta of Bisbee, Ariz,,
with DR.. Haas brother and family
of Naco, Ariz., We're visiting DR..
and Mrs. A. C. White the last
week.
Last Friday a scaffolding on
, which several men were working
in the Emil James building gave
way. throwing the men to the floor
and resulting in a broken ankle for
Mr.. Hart. The other men received
only slight injuries.
Albert Vorus of Ell Paso. one OF
! the early settlers in Hot Springs
then called Palomas Springs, is in
town looking after his property
| here.
Mrs. S. c. Bell was suddenly
called to the bedside of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jewel SHREDDER, at Wilcox,
Ariz., last week. Mrs. Bell had
only lately returned from Arizona
to take up her residence at the
springs for the winter.
Otto Goetzs family are now
comfortably installed in the home
they lately purchased of Charles
Stenson, on Joffre.
| Miss Maxine Henry, who has
been visiting her parents, returned
to Ell Paso, where she is takin= a
course in nursing,
Mrs. ". A. Graham's primary
class of the Union Sunday school
enjoyed a picnic supper in the
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