Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-04

Of Roswell, returned Saturday
from an overland pleasure trip of
two weeks to Denver and other
intervening points,
On Sunday Mrs. S. N. Hancock
delightfully."- entertained several
girl friends at / o'clock surprise
dinner in honor of her daughter,
Miss Mary Elizabeth Hancock, who
reached her seventeenth birthday
on that day. Seated at q beauti-
fully laid table were Misses Mary
Elizabeth Hancock, the honoree,
Jasmine Farley, Burton benson,
Emogene Trout, Kenneth Bell, Lea
Won Brown, all sweet girl gradu-
ates of Portales high school last
spring. The afternoon was hap
PLY spent in car riding and kodak
ing.
on Wednesday afternoon from
2 to 5 o'clock Mrs. Boyce was
hostess at her home on the south
side to the children of the inter-
mediate and junior departments Of
the Nazarene Sunday school. A
jolly afternoon was spent with
lawn games, and a picnic lunch
was served, consisting of ice
cream, fresh strawberries ana
cake. Mrs. Boyce was assisted by
Misses Mary Lee Cyphers, Ida
Forbes. Lillian Childers and Marie
Wolford.
On Saturday the Rev. and Mrs.
j. j. Richards and children ana
an aunt of Rev. Richards Miss
Richards of California, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Turner and daughter
Laura, and son Jack, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fite and children of Tennessee,
the Reverend and Mrs. C. M. Dell
niger and son and daughter of
Texas, returned from a several
days overland camping and fish
Ing trip into the White noun
tains.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
y. j. Fletcher entertained a COM
pany OF girls and boys of the
younger set, in honor of their son
Towards fourteenth birthday.
The party came as q great surprise
TO Howard. Different games and
delicious refreshments were o :.
joyed.
Word was recently received
here that Mrs. Hall Cutler is in !,
hospital in Oklahoma City, Okla,
where sac has been operated on
for appendicitis, and is recovering
nicely. Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler were
former residents of Portales ard
left here less than one year az t.,
for oklahoma City.
The Sunbeam class of the
Baptist Sunday school, consistirg
of 20 girls and boys, chaperoped
by their pastor, the Rev. j. r. Nix
and. Miss Bruner, matrop~of the
orphans Home, drove to the H-Bar
ranch on Tuesday evening and
had gay time playing in the
shade of the big old Cottonwood
trees, and were served ice cream
and cake.
A. M. Heath, manager of the
Joyce-Pruit stores here, and Mrs.
Heath and daughter Mary Eliza
beth, left Saturday for a two
weeks rest and pleasure trip to
Colorado Springs, Colo.
quite a number of Portalesites
attended the two-day roundup On
July 2Sth and Goth at Fort sum
ner, and reported jolly time.
Several Portales ladies attended
the shower given on Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j,
A. Saylor at Clovis, for Mrs. Cash
Austin, nee Miss Matte Dose High
tower, formerly of Portales.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Priddysand
daughters, Misses Elizabeth and
Maurine, returned Monday from
several weeks stay in the ozark
mountains and at st. Louis, Mo.
The Portales band gave a, de.
| nghtful free concert ON the court
house lawn Tuesday evening from
to 9 o'clock. A large crowd en-.
joyed it.
Frank Erwin and family who
left here two years ago to reside
! N Clovis. returned on last Thurs.
dV and will locate in Portales.
| Mrs. Arthur Jones and daugh.
ter, Miss Marian, and sons. Ar.
thur, Jr., and David, have returned
to their home after two months
outing at Las Vegas.
Miss Nell Degoma was hostes,
on wednesday evening at ths
nome or her narents to q bunch
OF girls and boys of the younge,
set. A jolly evening was spent
with games, after which refresh.
ments were served to the Misse,
Irene Stewart, Ollie Fuller, Kath.
cine Kenaday, Mable Ballow
Bonnie Bell Taylor, Willie Braley
Iris Ribble, Lois Oldham, Cath.
arine Mccall and Elizabett
Greaves; Messrs. Cloy Tipton
Weber Stewart, Leonard Barton
Raymond Morrison, Bertha m
Smith, Charles Owens and Blonnie
Fuller.