Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-30

Mrs Louis Kronig, Jr, and
daughter of Watrous. N. NJ, are
guests of Mrs. Edwin Leopold and
other friends in Belen.
+. D. King, OF the Railway Ice
company of Chicago, was Belen
visitor early in the week on an IN
spection tour of the company ice
plants. While in the city he was
the guest of the H. M. kretsingers.
Mrs. II. L. Leach of Greenyille,
Texas, and Mrs. E. +. keasler OF
Hughes Springs, Texas, are in Be-
len, called here by the illness of
their mother, Mrs. Afford, Sr.
Hugh Wetmore has resigned his
position with the John Becker COM
pany and left on Tuesday for lll
Paso, where he will engage in bus
mess with his father-in-law, Mr..
Lake. Mrs. Wetmore and daugh-
tiers will remain in Belen until the
close of school and will then join
Mr.. Wetmore.
Mrs. Margaret Kinds, grand ma
tron of o. T.. S. in New Mexico,
was the guest of Mrs. l.. c. Becker
on Sunday and Monday, remaining
to visit JASMINE chapter on Mon
day evening. After the meeting ice
cream, cake and coffee were served.
Mrs. II. L. Gather and son, Eli
well, and Mrs. A. Stephenson left
Wednesday for two weeks at Fay
wood, N. NJ.
Mrs. Herbert Jefferson of Clovis.
is the guest of Mrs. S. X. Cotton.
Several social affairs have been
given in Mrs. Jefferson's honor. On
Tuesday evening Mrs. J. i. Linn
entertained at dinner with Mrs. II.
jefferson, Mrs. Cotton and Mr.. and
Mrs. p. B. Dalies as guests. We'd
nesday evening Mrs. 5. i, WiIkln-
son entertained two tables at bridge
for Mrs. Jefferson. Mrs. 7. b. Da-
lies gave three-table bridge party
on Thursday afternoon and Mrs,
Frank Fischer had two tables at
bridge on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Becker, MISS
Anita Ruiz and John Becker, Jr,
motored to Eel Paso for a two
weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Johnson re-
turned Sunday from u months va
cation in Missouri and Illinois.
Mr.. Guffey, ST., returned on We'd
nesday to his home in Harrington,
Kan, after spending most of the
winter with his daughters in Belen.
j. NJ. Bludworth and Miss Lucille
Longino surprised their many UNI
suspecting friends and relatives in
Belen by going to Albuquerque on
Saturday and returning married. a
Merry crowd, after a long search,
found them on Tuesday evening
and proceeded to give them a live
Iy sharivari. After serving the en-
tire party with ice cream and cake
the ,newly-weds were taken out to
the cemetery and allowed to walk
bacIJ to town. The bride is one of
the ,ptrpular teachers in the Belen
High ,chool and the groom is a
well known conductor running out
of BelCll.
BeIerV High school sent team
of girls from the domestic science
departnn emit TO Albuquerque April
Il to de ulonstrate the setting of a
able and serving a breakfast. This
contest was under the supervision
Of the State Home Economics as
ISOLATION and was held in the homo |
economies b uilding at the state uni
rersity. Th,t Belen girls were Mary |
Baca, Idah Wolfe and Henrietta Da- |
yidson. The.e girls had the honor |
Of winning first prize for their
cam work aid Idah Wolfe won a
medal as the best individual work
sr. Mary Baoa very ably acted as
waitress. The table was set and
the last course on the table in less
than 35 mimi tcs. The menu was
shre.lded wheat, scram- |
bled eggs, corn mullins, bacon. jel- I
ly and coffee.
The Woman's Missionary society !
Of the Baptist church held a picnic !
afternoon at the Osman
home.
Rev. Nicholson of Vaughn will !
preach every night this week at |
the Baptist church. The church .
orchestra will play.
The Spanish classes of the Belen |
High school, under the direction of
Professor Heslitt and Mrs. Bud
worth, will give a Spanish play,
Electra" on next Thursday even
ing. May 4, at Goebers hall.