Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-25
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dance at their home on South Rose
lawn avenue on last Saturday eve
ming, complimentary to visitors at
their home from Carlsbad. Those
present were Misses Christine and
Hebwig Watershed. and Messrs.
Taylor, Watershed, Lapp and
Schoer, from Carlsbad, and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Bigler, Misses Velma
Smith, Marjory Wingfield, Mia
Wingfield, Ann wilkinson, Bess
Ward, Kathreen Clark. and Messrs.
Wallace Anderson and John Rich
ards.
Messrs. Preston Dunn, Calvin
Dunn, Clint Cole, Lewis Cole, Ira
Klopfenstein, Max Ready, Bob
House and Emmett Klopfenstein
were the representatives of the local
Woodman of the World lodge at a
big meeting at Carlsbad on Thurs
day night.
Miss Lillian Meadows was host
ess to the Chat and Sew club and
Main street on Wednesday after
noon. A delightful afternoon was
enjoyed by Mesdames Lewis Story,
Sidney Cox, Ralph Rogers, William
Linell, Cecil Brownlee, Eldredge
Soloman, Harold Keinath, Ezra
Hartsfield, Harve Widney, DellaI
Holmes and Misses Velma Smits,
Corinne Smith, Virginia Attebery
Elizabeth Soloman and Mia Wing
field. Delicious sandwiches, sher-
bet and angel food cake were
served.
Misses Edna and Marjory Miller
Of Hagerman, and Miss Pepita Es-
pinosa of Albuquerque were guests
of Miss Velma Smith during the
past week.
| Edgar Williamson gave party at
Spring Lake, complimentary to
Messrs Barber and Blue, who are
visiting him. A dip was taken in
the lake and a picnic supper en-
joyed at the C. A. p. orchards by
Misses Lois Muncy. Mia Wingfield,
lOlinia Hawkins, Loretta Linell,
Eunice Wells and Messrs. Riley
=, Barber, Bob, Blue, Oscar Samelson,
w. G. Sowell and Edgar William
son.
Among the Artesia persons who
have gone to the Ruidoso summer
resort are Mrs. Dave Bryant anu
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Hamil-
ton, Mrs. Otis Brown, Miss Louise
Hamilton, r. l.. Paris and children
and many Others
Miss Marguerite Tarbet has re-
turned from Las Vegas, where she
had been attending normal during
1.-THE winter.
G. A. Scutt, representative of the
Albuquerque Morning Journal, has
been a visitor in the town for sew
Ieral days.
Mrs. Lewis Story entertained the
$50 and Sew club at her home on
last Wednesday afternoon. Several
members were present at this de-
lightful affair.
Miss Gladys Cowan entertained
several girl friends with a swim
ming party at the Cowan home or
Friday afternoon. The following
young ladies' enjoyed dip In the
Cowan reservoir Misses Ethel Bull
Ilock, Mildred Frisch, Leila Walker
Marian Walker, Loire Davis. Adele
IOhnemus, Beverley Kirkpatrick ana
Bernal Carroll.
Miss Eta Burns and Mr.. Aubrey
Underwood were married at the
home of DR.. E. e. Mathes, pastor
OF the Presbyterian church, on last
Friday. afternoon. The ring cere-
mony was performed with only a
few relatives and friends present.
Mrs. Underwood Is one Of Artesia's
most popular young ladies, and
graduated from the local high
school with the class of 1921. Mr..
Underwood is an employe Of the
Santa Fe offices at Artesia. They
will make their home at Artesia.
Mrs. Ruth Loomis Skeen and
daughter, Miss Emily, have re-
turned from Santa Fe, where Mrs.
Skeen has been actively engaged in
journalistic work.
The funeral services of Milton
Bingham Sutton were conducted
by DR.. z. e. Mathes at the Pres
byterian church on Saturday morn
ing, with many friends present.
Mesdames V. L. Gates and Rex
Wheatley and Messrs. A. c. Kei-
nath and Chester Russell sang ap-
propriate selections. A large and
beautiful floral tribute was given.
; The pallbearers we're Messrs. S. w.
Gilbert, j. w. Collins. r. L. Paris,
Tom Bradshaw, William Benson,
and Earl Collins. The deceased,
who was. born in South Carolina in
. 1861, came to Artesia many ycars
ago and was one Of the most val
ued citizens. He is survived by
his wife and two brothers.
THE largest crowd ever wit :
messed at an American Legion
dance was present at the dance al
the Odd Fellows hall on Saturday
= night. over one hundred dancers
y danced to the music, furnished by
n the Artesia Jazz Hounds.
Among those who accompanied
the Artesia baseball team to Carls-
s bad on last Sunday were Misses
: Frances White, Lillian Meadows
. Loretta Linell. TIME Mcpherson
3 Francis Brewer, Marguerite Feem-
d ster, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Keinath
e Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Cox, and Messrs
:, Fred Cole. Willie Newcomb, ST Ed.
? gerton, B. Stevenson, A. Vogel, l.
o Rideout, Martin. Carl Ortnan
John Richards, Bob Hawkins, Tom
: Bullock, George Flanders, Wesley
4 Needham, John Redmond Howard
r Privitt, Walter Ferriman, jess
Truitt, Joe Knoeke, Oscar Samuel.
: son and Rufus Rowan.
Q A merry crowd of young people
d gave surprise charivari party tt
= Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Underwood
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