Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
GALLUP

An automobile party from the
east composed of Edmund st.
Claire Of Washington, d. c.; Judge
/ Hegley, wife and two daughters Of
Boston Mass, and Attorney ]. l..
Richardson and wife of Syracuse,
n. Y, visited with DR.. Ada NJ.
| Cheyaielier. at her tuberculosis
colony near Gallup Tuesday of last
week The members of the party
are old time friends of the doctor,
and stopped for a visit while en-
route to the coast
Miss Eula Greery and Lester II.
Johnson, both of Coal Basin, were
married in Gallup last Saturday
evening.
c. b, Chambers, who has been
spending the past seven weeks in
| the local hospital following an OPP
GRAFTON, is able to be about again
and is we'll on the way to recovery.
Mrs. j. Frederick Now has re-
| turned from a visit of about two
months duration in Los Angeles,
! Calf.
James Blatsois. proprietor OF the
White cafe underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at a local hos
pital last week. He is getting along
very nicely at present.
DR.. J. w, Hannett recently pur-
chased the J, b. Cotton bungalow,
one of the most beautiful dwellings
in Gallup. and has taken up his
residence there,
Mrs. James McQuade has return
ed from a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. ]. H. Horden at Los Angeles,
! Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCabe
have moved into their new home
on Hill avenue,
Miss Blanche Henrion and J. t
Smith were united in marriage last
Friday evening.
/, w. II. Norris and Ed MorI 3
have returned from Harmony. Ind.
to which point they were called
, several days ago on information OF
the death of their mother.
Mrs. B. Casno has returned tc
> her home after spending two
months at a local hospital follow
ing a series of operations.
The st. Patricks card party
given by the ladies Of the Won
i, ans club was one of the most en-
joyable social affairs of the week
More than 200 guests were present
! The hall was appropriately deco
rated in honor of the Irish patror
saint, III white and green, and thu
color scheme was carried out or
! the tables and in the lunch, which
was served later in the evening. 4
musical program had been care
fully arranged which consisted o
Irish folk dances given by some o
p the public school pupils, "Pegg'
O'Neill," sung by Miss Marthi
= Cooke, Miss Myrtle Taylor, Mis-
Edith Johnson and Mrs. Phenecie
molly O." by Mrs. Phenecie;
= duet, Where the River Shannon
. Flows" by Mrs. Phenocie and Mis-
= TayIor. and solo, Don't Yo,
! Love the Irish Eyes That Com,
From Ireland" by Miss Edit
I johnson.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Phillip
!. were hosts to a number of friend
! last Sunday evening in honor o
! Mrs. L. X. Heller of Los Angeles
:, who has been their house guest TO
/ the past week.
= hostess to a number OF her schoo
g friends on Friday evening of las
! week. A very pleasant evening wa
!, spent in singing, dancing and play
| ing games. -,.
= Mrs. w. B. johnson and daugh
;, ter Edith were hostesses at a mis-
: cellaneous shower Thursday even
ing, given for Miss Josephine ket
C ner. whose marriage 10 Waite
q Haller of Cleveland, O.. has bee
: announced TO take place ON Wed
nesday of this week.
i Mrs. Bridge Harding was hostes
!, 10 the members of the Altar soclet
o at her home on Sunnyside Thurs
: day afternoon of last week.
n Mrs. w. G. Mearns, daughte
Evelyne and son Billie, of Aibu
i duerque are in the city visitln
9 with the w b. Johnson family