Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-05-22
PERSONAL NOTES
OF THE STATE

Gallup. Mrs. Terry is sister of
Rev. j. w. Hendrix of the Meth
odist church,
Miss Helen Allison is at home
in this city, having closed her
school at Allison, n. NJ. for the
summer vacation.
James Adams, wife and two
children, arrived the first of last
week by auto from Durango, Colo.,
to locate in Gallup,
Paul Golino received a cable
gram last week from Mrs. Goltno
and two small children stating
that they arrived safely in Italy,
after a voyage of two weeks. They
will spend the summer in that
country.
The Gallup Womans club held
its second annual luncheon at I'll
Navajo on Wednesday of last
week. There were sixty-seven
members and guests present. A
very delightful program was en-
joyed by all. Mrs. w. q. Clarke,
president, delivered an address of
welcome. Mrs. A. II. DeLong pre-
sided as toastmistress in a very
pleasing and enjoyable manner,
and gave an interesting response
at the close. The luncheon hour
was taken up very pleasantly with
vocal and instrumental numbers,
Miss Dorothy Meyers favored with
a vocal solo, as did Miss Myrtle
Taylor: Mrs. L. A. Stark rendered
a piano solo; Mrs. III. c. Newton
favored with a vocal solo, and
Miss Lois Randolph gave a very
good talk on the activities and
accomplishments Of the club dur
ing the past year.
Mrs. y. w. Ballreich, mother OF
Charles and Rollin Ballreich of
Gallup. died at the home of her
son Rollin In Gallup last Wednes-
day after a very brief illness OF
apoplexy. Mrs. Ballreich and hus-
band had arrived in Gallup only
a week ago to visit with their
sons, and were on their way to
California where they expected to
spend their old age in retirement.
Tho remains, accompanied by the
boys and their families. was taken
to Denver, Colo. for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Goiino are
the parents of daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Maloney
returned to the city Monday OF
last week, after spending the
school year at Zuni. N. M. where
Mrs. Maloney was in charge OF
the district school.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Phenlcie
entertained Wednesday evening OF
last week in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Bickel and their house
guest, Mrs. o. L. Standage oi
Phoenix, Arlz.
On Thursday afternoon of last
week. Mrs. w. NJ. Bickel enter
tanned at bridge for Mrs. Orrin
Standage of Phoenix, Ari2,, her
guest. Sixteen guests were present
to enjoy the day. The Thursday
entertainment was the first of a
series of entertainments which
Mrs. Bickel will give in the Inn
mediate future.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Clarke and
Miss Edith johnson have gone te
Roswell where they will attend
the graduating exercises of The
State Military Institute. Durward
Clarke is a member of the grad
uating class of the institute thi.
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Manning
gave very delightful buffet sup.
per dance last Monday evening II
about seventy-five guests. The
| occasion was the twenty-fiftt
wedding anniversary of the Man
nings. Mr.. and Mrs. Manning ant
the two boys. Jack and Charles
Jr.. received their guests at thu
City club, where until midnight &
dancing party was in progress
The club rooms were resplenden
with beautiful spring decorations
and colored streamers and softl,
shaded lights. During the eve
ming the couple were presented
with an elaborate silver coffe,
service by group of the guests
A delightful festive air pervades
the club rooms during the eve
ming, and enjoyment knew n,
bounds. At midnight the festivi
ties were transferred to the Man
ming home where a buffet dinnel
was served. During the dime.
period the host and hostess wer,
toasted in a very unique manneI
by original verses composed b,
some of the verse jugglers OF Gal
lup. The decorations of the hous,
carried out the color scheme, will
clusters of long-stemmed Ii
France roses and streamers o.
pink tulle. The ices were served
in pink roses. and a huge wedding
cake was cut by the hostess will
a silver steel sword, an heirloom
of the Manning household. Favor,
lof gorgeous pink roses were givei
the ladies and Cecil Bruner bout
tonnierres to the men. A dispja,
of large number of beautiful
silver pieces, gifts to the most anS
| hostess. gave evidence of tn,
popularity of the couple.
Mrs. Ephron Brown Is a patien
at a local hospital, following f:
Caesarlan operation by means o
which a son was delivered. Th,
child died few hours later. Mrs
Brown Is still in critical condi
tion, but her recovery is favorable
HAGERMAN.
The Hagerman Poultry Raisers
association held a meeting Tues
day evening and elected the fol
lowing officers ]. w. Alter, presi
dent; C. w. Bartlett. vice presi
dent; C. w. Curry. secretary ant
treasurer; C. G.. How and Ra,
Bartlett, directors. The associa
ton is planning TO ship poultry ant
eggs direct from the raiser t,
market.
The eighth grade pupils an,
their teacher, Miss Ada Bell,
Thacher completed the years
work and pleasure with a picni
and ride Thursday evening. At tn
close of the party Miss Thacke
I left for summer school.
| The Presbyterian Ladies' All,
society and other friends gave
miscellaneous shower, Tuesda,
afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Helen Cumpsten in honor of Mis-
Alta Marie Morgan, who is soon I