Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-06

Albuquerque this week. Rev. Sin,
clair accompanied them.
S. E. Bozarth returned Monday
to his home in Amarillo, Texas
after an extended visit with his sis.
ter Mrs. B. B. Morris and family.
Mrs. p. p. Simmons will spend
this week end in Albuquerque, the
guest of Miss Blood Of the Harwood
school.
Mrs S. X. Cotton left on Wednes-
day evening for a visit with rela-
| tives and friends In st. Louis, Mo-,
and will return by the way of Mus
| kogee, Okla.
Rev. Nicholson of Vaughn, ad-
dressed the friends and members of
the striking shop crafts in Belen
last Thursday and Friday evening.
An interesting feature of the last
meeting was the quiet appearance
of a dozen Ku Klux klansmen in
fun uniform who presented Mr..
Nicholson with a purse of ten dol
lars and quietly withdrew.
At the meeting Of the ladies of
Wv - CNlNI CiLtu ENlu GONlCty ilSt
Thursday afternoon the following
the following officers were elected.
Mrs. Sinclair, president; Mesdames
Schmarge and p. p. Simmons, vice
chairmen; Mrs. John Becker, Jr.,
secretary and Mrs. Schaeffer, treas
urer. The next meeting will be, held
on next Thursday afternoon at the
social hall of the M. e. church.
A reception was given on Tuesday
evening at the Masonic club rooms
for the teachers of the Belen
schools and those of Adelino and
for Rev. and Mrs. Sinclair of the
Federated Community church.
There were over a hundred in at
tendance and after an interesting
musical program and several short
talks % luncheon of sandwiches,
cake and coffee was served by the
Belen ladies under whose auspices
the reception was given. During
the course of the evening the pastor
and his wife were rendered a can
ned fruit shower and all went home
feeling that it had been good to be
there where a genial community
spirit pervaded the atmosphere.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. L.
c. Becker was hostess to the ladies
of the Lutheran Aid at their last
regular meeting which was in the
nature of a business meeting to
close up the affairs of the society
as 1t has now become part of the
Federated Aid. The rest of the aft
ernoon was given over to a social
time with dainty refreshments
served by Mrs. Becker, the retiring
president having held that office
for the last dozen years or more.
Mrs. p. b. Dalies and Mrs. Frank
Fischer were delightful hostesses
on Friday afternoon at an informal
party in honor of Mrs. j. f. Linn
who will join Mr.. Linn soon in AL
buquerque where they will make
their home. The guest of honor
was the recipient of bounteous
handerkerchief shower as well as
a shower of regrets at her leaving
our community and good wishes for
her future.
On Thursday evening the young
people of the Federated Commune
ity League and Advanced Sunday
school class enjoyed wienie roast
with hot buns, toasted marshmal-
lows, fruit and coffee as the guests
of Mrs. John Becker, Jr., Miss
and Frank Guy Heslitt.
About thirty-five Of Belen's younger
set were there and 1t is needless to
say they had a glorious time with
the promise Of many more social
evenings this fall and winter.
Mesdames Schaeffer, Calhoun
and Dills were joint hostesses at a
pleasant social evening on Monday
at the Schaeffer home in honor Of
Mrs. Tom Campbell. Thirty ladies
this affair. Ice cream and
cake were served by the hostesses