Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-01
RATION

The hospitality of Mrs. Morgan
Maghee was delightfully."- demon
strated on Wednesday afternoon
when she entertained at bridge,
The spacious home on Cook avenue
was charmingly decorated with
chrysanthemums and a brightly
burning fire gave the right note of
comfort for the cloudy day. Eight
tables Of bridge We're filled for the
afternoon and at the close of the
game a dainty lunch was served.
Those present were: Mrs. j. i.
Boyle, Mrs. William Board, Mrs.
w. A. Chapman, Mrs. C. B. Elliott,
Mrs. }. ]. Shuler, Miss Shuler, Miss
Jessie French, Mrs. Kate Hartsell,
Mrs. e. Hoke. Mrs. A. l.. Hobbs.
Mrs. u. b. Humphreys, Mrs. A.
johnson, Mrs. Beshore of Trinidad,
Mrs. Harry Quick, Mrs. j. Leahy,
Mrs. p. j. Lying, Mrs. B. b. Naylor,
Mrs. William French, Mrs. Robert
Purdy, Mrs. A. r. Streicher, Miss
Sreicher, Mrs. M. Stowe, Miss
Brett, Mrs. Frank Young, Mrs.
Frank Van Busktrl, Mrs. Charles
OXley Mrs. ID. d. Dwyer, the Misses
Helen and Irene Dwyer, Mrs. j. C.
Larkin, Mrs. A. Fl. Officer, Mrs. o.
c. Officer, Mrs. Emma Kegel, Mrs.
Leonard Eaton and Mrs. e. Mann
ing.
Mrs. Will Jack of Crow Foot
ranch was a Ration visitor this
'. elk. Mrs. Jack plans to soon
leave for Paris, Ill. where she will
spend the winter with her mother.
The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety held an interesting meeting a.
the beautiful new home of Mrs. c.
N. Blackwell on Tuesday afternoon.
Papers We're given by Mrs. John
Walter on Siam, the Mountaineers
by Mrs. Bingham and Indian by
Mrs. Ernest Reynolds.
The following Ration teachers at
tended the teachers association
meeting at Albuquerque Mrs. ].
Lockard, president of the associa-
tion; Miss Adeline Howard, chair
man of music section; Miss Minnie
stump, Miss Mary Ann Gillespie,
Miss Virginia Payne, Miss Stella
kiker, Miss Emma Johnson, Mr..
Estes and Supt. L. C. Rhoades.
Miss Elvie Frasier and Miss Ber-
nice Palmer are also present.
The Business and Professional
Womens club of Ration met this
week to consider several matters of
business, chief of which is the Or
ganization of a state federation of
which Albuquerque and Ration
clubs will be the charter meube
Miss Greenfield of Albuuuerdue is
president, Miss Ethel Hickey. vice.
president and Miss Eylyn Snuler of
Ration, secretary-treasurer. There
are other clubs being organized
through the state which will Join
the recently formed state fedora
tion. 1t is hoped that a state con
vention may be arranged in the
near future.
Mrs. Isaac Campbell was hostess
to number of her friends on Tues
day afternoon. Rock and bridge
occupied the guests and a jolly time
was enjoyed. A color scheme Of
yellow and white was carried out
through the decorations and re-
freshments. Those enjoying Mrs.
Campbells hospitality were: Mrs.
Il. *. Able, Mrs. j. Il. Barber. Mrs
"A.
Mrs. Leonard Eaton, Mrs. d. d.
Hamilton, Mrs. C. S. Harper, Mrs,
E. S. Kintsel, Mrs O. L. Phillips.
Mrs. Fl. Rainbow Mrs. d. K. Sadler.
Mrs. Alonzo Sears, Mrs. Elbert
Sloat, Mrs. f.. f. Thaxton, Mrs.
Harry Wilson, Mrs Paul Myers,
Mrs. ]. Kepner, Mrs. r. C. Hcner,
Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. NJ. F.. Hensley,
Mrs. Charles Content, Mrs. Mark
am, Mrs Mathews, Mrs. Classy,
Mrs. Darlington.
The Coudre club was entertained
by Mrs. j. Shortley at the home of
Mrs. 10. Wheeler on Thursday aft
ernoon. The afternoon was pleas
antly spent with games and re-
freshments. Mrs. Shortley expects
| TO leave the last of this week ror
Las Vegas where she will make her
/ home.
The opening of the hunting sea-
son on Monday, November 20, was
the signal for Ration lovers of the
| sport to take themselves to the
| mountains and various private
| game preserves in the vicinity. AL
ready results of their efforts are
en- and. fine deer is on display
at Tomlinson's store, killed by a
| party composed of j. c.. Carltor. c.
| p. Brown and C. S. Lilly. A fine
bear skin is also being shown. The
bear was killed in Bear canon by
! Gus Grubelnik. Attorney e. C..
Champion, Governor Mechem ard
| Judge Colin Neblett are spending
| the week at the Bartlett ranch.
! Many other parties are in the hills
and the Thanksgiving table will be
| s1aced with the wild turkeys and
deer which the hunters will bring
home.
1t is announced that $4,000 of
the bonds of the Ration Public Ser
vice company have recently been
redeemed Besides this redemption,
numerous repairs of the plant have
| been made including the White way
and many other improvements
which would run moro than
| $4,000.
Ration w. C. T, U. members are
busy making plans for the enter
tainment of the delegates to the
| thirty ninth annual convention
/ which will be held in Ration the
first part of December. The ses-
sions will be held in the First Pres
byterian church and various wo-
mems church organizations will as
sist with the entertainment.
The Red Cross drive in Colfax
county is still being carried on un-
til all persons interested may have
an opportunity to join. The Red
| Cross in Ration acts as clearing
house for all relief work in the city
and county and is a busy place.
The secretary, Mrs. Emma Kegel
carries on classes in naturalization
as we'll as the other duties incum-
bent to the office.
Mrs. d. G. Dwyer entertained In
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