Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-10

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Cowan, Thelma Alexander, Dorothy
Alexander, Helen Mann, Ruth
Graham, Annie Bruce. Linnetta
Henderson, Glen Polk, Elaine
Feemster, Ruth Hawkins, Moreno
Long, Harold Dunn, Keith Hoff-
man, Lawrence Clark, Carl Hen
| derson, Robert Feemster, Willard
Bradshaw, Clifford Bradshaw,
Mark Caraway, Dalton Wilson,
Dooley Bruce, Carol Graham, Fred
Henderson, Clarence Conner, and
the hostess and others.
The class of boys, taught in the
First Baptist Sunday school by N.
p. Bullock entertained their young
| girl friends with a delightful party
at the church on last Tuesday even
I ing. About eighteen young people
We're present to enjoy the occasion.
a group Of boys stole the refresh
ments, but after a brief combat,
the majority ofsthe refreshment
supply was returned to the right
parties. Rev and Mrs. w. C. Tag
gart and N. p. Bullock were pres
ent with the young people at this
affair. Paul James appeared to be
the center of attraction at this So
cial event and was a great factor in
the recovery Of the refreshments.
DR.. and Mrs. j. J. Clarke were
host and hostess to few friends at
a delightful five hundred" party
at their home on south Roselawn
on last Tuesday evening. Delicious
refreshments were served.
The Artesia high school senior
class have commenced rehearsals
on their class play, which will be
presented this year before the holi-
days. Miss Mary Sands, head of
the English department is direct
ing the play and an excellent cast
has been selected.
The native populations of Ar
tesla and surrounding communities
staged another big dance on last
Wednesday evening. Music was
furnished by the local Mexican or
chestra. Many dancers, who are
now located in Artesia as members
Of the special work crews, who are
laying the new track, were present
at this affair, which was a great |
event in the social program of these |
people.
A quilting party, complimentary
to Mrs Nevil Muncy, who is leav- !
ing soon for Arizona, was given at |
the home of Mrs. John Martin on
last Thursday evening. A nice quilt |
was made and presented to the hon |
ored guest. Refreshments were |
served.
The Woman's club conducted a |
regular study meeting recently at |
the City Library rooms with a large |
attendance. The nature of the
work began in the study of our
common problems. THE Wasted !
Generation was ably discussed by
all present, being in charge of Mes
DANES Martin Yates and Rex !
Wheatley. They proved very inter
esting and instructive. The inter-
est in the Womans club is in
Creasing at this time.
The members of the sixth grade
were entertained at the home of
Fred Cole, principal of the Junior
High school, on last Friday even
ing. The children enjo. ed music
of many kinds before the majority
of the class assembled. A large
portion of the evening was devoted
to outdoor games, while several
played indoor games. Such games
as Numbered Questions" wink
'em" and others, which proved
Sandwiches. cookies and |
hot chocolate was served to the
guests by Mesdames Joe Richards,
c. M. Cole and George Blakey.
Eugene Benz, Lawrance Burrows,
BERTHE Hooper, Emma Hooper,
Ruth Hawkins, Helen Cogdell,
Elizabeth Cogdell, Charles Reams,
Lowell Hoffman, Velma Richards,
Clemons James, Lola Ward, Velma
Klopfenstein. Eula Moore, Edna
Riggs, James Naylor, Effie Dell
Jones, and Charles Horne, and
Dooley Bruce.
Miss Irene Gage was hostess at a
unique social affair on Friday eve
ming. The young ladies'. who are
members of the faculties of the
Artesia schools enjoyed a skid"
party Thefittle lasses with "curls,"
"pigtails" and rolled hose and chill
dren clothes and Childish man
ners," were present. Sandwiches
and animal cookies were served as
refreshments. Among those pres
ent were the following school ma
rms; Misses Irene Gage, Hazel Nor
ris. Mary Sands, Ruth Morgan,
.ucine Jones, Esther LaDue, Jeanne
McCaleb. Velma Smith, Martile
Waskom, Beatrice Bergan, and Lii
liam Meadows.
The women OF the Library board
served dinner on Election Day to
the voters and political workers.
The proceeds were devoted to the
treasury of the Artesia' Library
board.
Floyd Stewart. a young ex-serv-
ice man, who was in this country
in search of better health. died at
the Pecos Valley rooming house on
Saturday night as a result Of the
great white plague. The young man
was in Artesia last winter, but left
this past summer. He returned
about two weeks ago in very seri-
Gus condition and died before his
parents could arrive. His father
arrived the first of the week and
the remains will be shipped to his
home for burial.
Victor L. Mintor, OF Carlsbad,
a large number Of the
local Masons at the Masonic hall
on Friday evening. A radio concert,
under the management OF L. P.
Evans. was enjoyed after the ad-
dress by the members and visitors !
who were present.