Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-19

avenue. The following members
were present: Mesdames Coates,
Kokjohn, ThaXton, Love, Sadler,
GIL, Fauber, Davis, Bane, Kastler,
Douglas and LaNoue.
Under the supervision Of the Eng
fish department Of the ColfaX coun-
ty high school, a spelling contest
will be conducted In the near fu-
ture among the high school stu
dents. About 800 of the most
difficult words in spelling will be
given to the students of IL classes
for intensive study The words Will
be written by all students and the
averages of the classes compared
The class getting the highest aver
age will be granted twenty-five
points on the Whited scholastic
trophy.
The Colfax County Medical So
ciety held most profitable meet
ing Monday night at Gardener,
most of the medical men of Ration
being in attendance. They had as
being present. They had as their
guests Drs. Farley, Helmig ana
Streicher, Ration dentists. Those
present were Drs. Whit.omb, Ell
lott, Fulton, Stewart, Lyons Hey
man and Parrish, of Ration; DIR.
Harper, Swastika; DR.. Curry, Bril-
liant, and DR.. Fuquay, heohler'
DR.. Fulton read a splendid paper
IA number of talks were made on IN
Iteresting clinical cases.
Division No. of the 4dethodist
Pastors aid will meet Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. sol
Warner, 345 North Third street.
Miss Marion Littrell entertained
few friends at a Valentine party
Saturday afternoon in her apart
ments at the Seaburg hotel. Bridge
was the diversion of the afternoon,
latter which delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess. the
guests included Mesdames Doggett,
Smith, Taylor, Johnson, Beshoar,
Bowie and Misses Thomas, Dwyer,
Gillespie, French, Strelcher ana
| Manning.
The O. E. S. circle has issued in
Ivitations to the members of the
other Masonic bodies to attend a
dance on Wednesday evening, Feo-
ruary %.
AT a special meeting of the "a
| rent Teachers association, the
!Towner-Sterling bill was unani-
mously endorsed. The president,
Mrs. Rufus Carter. was instructed
to write letters to Congressman
Montoya and Senators Jones and
Bursum, urging them to support
1.-The bill. Among other things this
bin provides for department OF
leducation in the presidents CABINET.
| Miss Eleyn Wildenstein entertain
led a number of her friends Monday
might with a dance at her home
Valentine decorations were used
Punch and waters were served by
| the hostess. Those enjoying MISS
Wildenstein's hospitality were;
Misses Grace Langston, Helen Hill,
Winifred Overman. Mary Derrick
Ison. vivian Sanger, Florence Jelts,
Opal Bergen, Mary Butler, Nora
ISmith, Grace Kiely. Doris Czarhn-
sky. Marie Wildenstein, Alice Men
gle. and Messrs. Billy Haddow, Ell,
lion Durham, Billie Murphy, Emil
Holtz. NJ. G. Sears, Thad Harper
Lee Hyde, Harry Heuerman. V
Barrett, John Wildenstein, Ear
flaming, Fremont Dixon ana MES.
danes Hudley Wildenstein anc
Walter Smith.
George C. Aydelott, circuit man
ager for the Redpath-Horner Chau'
Itauqua, was in the city last week II
the interest of the 1922 IA 'tauquS
program for Ration. With the as
distance of Domick Baldwin and J
IT.. McDermitt, a canvass was mad
which resulted in obtaining sixty
seven guarantors, witch assLres tn
appearance of TIE summer chau
ltauqua for 1922. More guarantor
lare expected to be signed shortly.