Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-13
HAGERMAN

Miss Esther James entertained a
number Of her mothers friends OF
"Wednesday in honor Of Mrs. James
siXty-ninth birthday. The affair was
a surprise on Mrs. James and the
guests gave her a handkerchief
shower. Kodak pictures were taken
and the guests embroidered then
names on muslin for an autograph
bed spread. Refreshments were
served by Miss James, who was as
sisted by her sister, Mrs Burck
Those present were Mesdames G. V
Brown, S. Brock, l.. X. Burck
Helen Crumpsten, Louisa DeWeese
Lafe DeWcese, Eliza Floto, Lydia
Haines, Selma jacobson, II. H. Nc
Gregor, Sarah Walton, Il. Shaw, W
i. Phillips, Miss Esther James and
Mrs. James's little granddaughters
Mary and Hannah Jane Burck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Onus White ant
children Of Roswell were guests al
the c. II. Lemon home Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. White resided lere d
number Of years ago.
Mrs. Gail Talbot of La Mesa
Tex, is the guest of her mother
Mrs. G. V. Brown. and brother
Nedder Brown, this week,
Mrs. Bessie Mansfield Logic OF
Detroit, Mich, came in Thursday
for visit at the home of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Mansfield
Mrs. Logic was formerly "A teacher
in the Hagerman schools.
DIR. and Mrs. Rowell entertained
number of their friends on Fri
day evening at dancing party.
Mrs. Willis Pardee and Mrs
Stacia Pardee Wheelock and baby
son came in Friday from Cali
fornia, where they had been visit
ing. Mrs. Wheelock win remain
here for some time at the home
of her parents before returning tc
her home at Stems, N. NJ,
DR.. and Mrs. Brown and Mrs
Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Foss, motored to Roswell
Saturday and spent the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blythe.
DIR. and Mrs. F. c. Rowell and
Misses Kelley Loup and Mary Wag-
ner motored to Roswell Saturday tc
spend the day shopping.
Calvin Graham is i'll at his home
south of Hagerman. 1t is thought
that he is suffering from milk sick
ness.
Mrs. w. E. King, formerly OF
lfagerman but now of Roswell, is
reported to be i'll this week.
The Hagerman Bridge club met
on Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. c. C. Prichard. The house
was beautifully decorated with
dahlias. Bridge was played at three
tables. An ice course in pink and
white was served. Those who
bridged were Mesdames II. M.
Brown, It. d. Davenport. j. e,
Blythe, Roy l. Lockhead. f. o,
Moore, H. L. Miller, II. l.. McKin-
stry, Eva Powell, F. c. Rowell, w.
A. Losey, Hal Ware, and c. c.
Prichard.
Rev. John S. Rice returned Mon
day evening from Pecos, Texas,
where he had been attending the
annual conference of the Methodist
Church. South. The Rev. Mr.. Rice
was returned to the Hagermar
charge for the coming year, which
is good news to the Methodists OF
this place as his work had been
satisfactory.
The tennis tournament. held here
Sunday, was an interesting and
hard fought affair. Nine teams
were entered in the tournament. 1r
the semi-finals Messrs. Boyd and
p,aiS;,clo ~ re l. 2ncwa1I mara do
feated by the Carlsbad team by Q
score of to 0. In the finals S, j.
Perry and DIR. Westfall of Carlsbad
defeated w. A. Losey and r. o,
Moore of Hagerman by score OF
2 to /. A number of the men
brought their wives and sweet
he;-rts with them from Carlsbad.
Mr.. buckingham, who represents
the Fairbanks, Morse company, was
in Hagerman Tuesday looking after
the adjusting of the engine at the
cotton gin.
Alex Shipley, prominent banker
and stockman of Clovis, spent Sat
urday at Hagerman.
NJ. W. Evans of Lake Arthur
spent Tuesday at Hagerman attend
ing to business matters.
Mrs. Emily Welty. teacher OF art
and music in the Hagerman
schools, spent the week end at he'
home in Cumberland. Mrs. Welt1
now has rooms at the c. A. Tame:
home.
Mrs. Schenck Of Artesia, who had
been attending to business matters
for several days 1T Hagerman, re
turned to her home Thursday.
Messrs. r. n. Miller and l. b
McCormick returned recently from