Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15
BELEN


Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Brad
ley returned to their home in
F'airbury, Neb., early in the week.
Mrs. Carl Reinken and son,
Arthur, motored from Plainview,
Texas, last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. John Becker.
Arthur returned this week to his
! home and Mrs. Reinken re-
NAMED for a short visit with old
| friends and relatives.
Mesdamos Frank Fischer and
I s j. Cotton spent last week In
Albuquerque, the guests of Mrs.
H.. T.. Linn.
Mrs. Adalr has returned from
a ten days visit with relatives In
Albuquerque. She attended the
wedding of her sister, Miss Helen
Lind, to Patrick Kane. Mrs.
Adair was accompanied by her
son and daughter.
Mrs. Sam Lewis was called to
| Temple, Texas, last week by a
message announcing the serious
illness Of her father.
| Messrs. lie Brun, John Becker,
/ jr., Robert Branch and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Dalies went to Albu-
querque on Monday evening TO
attend the Shriners' election.
Mrs, Carl Reinkin of Plain
view, Texas, was tho guest Of
| honor at a pleasant informal
sewing party followed by a lunch
con on Friday afternoon, given by
Mrs. Paul Dalles. About n half
dozen OF Mrs. Reinken's old
friends and relatives were guests
and met TO celebrate her birth
day as we'll as talk over old times.
| Mrs, Scheele was hostess at an
interesting sewing party on Mon
| day afternoon for Mrs. Reinkin.
After q pleasant social afternoon
the hostess served refreshments.
The Federated Community
Church Aid held its first annual
bazaar and chicken pie supper
at the Masonic hall on Thursday
evening, A large crowd took ad-
vantage of this chance to get a
good feed and the fancy work
booth was cleared in record time,
realizing tidy sum for the Aid
treasury. The young ladies' doll
booth and the candy booth pre-
sided over by the Dorcns club
were drawing cards also.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Tate re-
turned early in the week from a
trip to Trinidad, Colo, where
they visited relatives. They were
! accompanied by Mrs. Braden.
The young people of the Fed
Grated church met last Thursday
evening at the Social hall for n
social evening under the direction
Of Rev. Sinclair. Numerous
games were played and lunch
con topped off the evenings en-
tertainment. About 40 were in
attendance.
Mrs. oss Uptegrove entertained
the younger members of her mu-
sic class at her home last Sat-
urday with most delightful
taffy pull.
Mrs. Lee Armstrong and daugh-
ters returned last week after
visiting the formers father at
Portales.
VIII Thomas. brother of Mrs.
Henry Abel, has been a guest
in the Abel home this week
from his home in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wellman
left in their car on Saturday aft
ernoon for Long Beach, Calf,
where they expect to make their
home.
Mrs, Chas. Dreyer and children
and Miss Walker and Mrs. Kel-
lar left last week by motor for
their new home in California,
where they will join Mr.. Dreyer.
Mrs. Al Bryant has returned to
make her home in Belen after
an absence of two years, during
which she proved up on a home
stead near Yeso. N. M.
Mrs. Brentari arrived last week
from Kansas City and she and
DR., Brentari are occupying The
Walter Burnett home during the
Burnett's absence in New Orleans.
At the regular meeting of the
W. 3. A. on last Tuesday the
following officers were elected
Claudia Gather. commander;
Laura Schaeffer, lieutenant COM
mander: Nevada Vance, past
commander; Susie stephens,
chaplain; Narcissus Noblitt. rec
ord keeper; Mabel Wilson, coll
lector; Flora Ward, lady-at-arms;
Alice Campbell. sergeant; Bertha
Afford, sentinel; Verna Polk,