Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-11-18
ROSWELL

| died at her home three miles norti,
of Roswell at o'clock Wednesday
morning Of acute ptomaine poison.
ing.
Mrs. Charles Wise was hostess
Tuesday evening TO a party, enter.
| tanning in honor of the fifteenth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. J, G. Brawley. The affair was
a complete surprise to Mr.. and
Mrs. Brawley. They We're present
ed with a large basket of ami
versary gifts from their friends
and a most enjoyable evening was
spent with music, and converse
| ton.
Mrs. Mark Erb, and little son,
are in Roswell for a visit with rela-
ttves and friends. Mrs. Erb is a
former Roswell girl, but now lives
in oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Jones, who
have spent the past two months
with Mr.. and Mrs. r, c. Sowder or
their ranch near Picacho, and with
Mrs. Jones parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Hill Of this city left Tuesday
for their home in Las Vegas.
The Woman's Benefit association
Will present comedy always in
Trouble" at the armory, the last of
| this month, Mrs. Frank Seavernb
is directing the work.
Miss Gladys o. Edwards. ana
Lonnie l.. Beadle, both of Caprocl
We're married Tuesday afternoon ot
the First NJ. e. parsonage with
Key. T. e. ThuressOn OFFICIATING
Ihey will make their home at Can
rock.
Roswells Kiwanis club AZ its
regular weekly luncheon Tuesdag
mad as its guests a number of OK.
service men. Miss Geraldine Ogla
gave several readings and John
Mlnton gave an Grafton.
The Roswell Ad club several
weeks ago issued a list of Questions
Tor salcspeople contest, Offering
prizes FOR the best answers to the
questions, The five highest stand
ing contestants were guests at the
last Ad club dinner, and the win.
ners were announced last Wednes-
day' as follows: First Miss Dorothv
Juhof' %; second, Robert Stewart,
70; third, Don Kirkley, So.
Mrs. Ford Geyer and Miss Nell
Mason were hOstesses Wednesday
afternoon at the Geyer home. en-
tertaining the p. e. 0. at its regl-
lar meeting. A luncheon opened
the meeting, and was followed bv A
business session. Sixteen members
were present, Mrs. Claude Allison
told of the Hopi Indian dance,
which she attended during the
summer, and also spoke of the do
nestle and religious life of the In
dian.
The Barn Club Bridge club was
entertained Wednesday evening at
the home Of Mrs. r. c. Worswick,
with Robert Dakens, Miss Gertrude
Wilkinson, Miss Eleanor Church,
and Captain Merchant, as hosts.
Refreshments We're served after a
delightful evening at bridge.
The Shakespeare club met We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. Phil
Helmis. The third act of "King
Lear was studied under the direc-
ton of Mrs. w. ]. Beatty.
Miss Harris, district superintend-
ent of Red Cross nurses for New
/ Mexico and Colorado, addressed
the Roswell Rotary club at its reg
ular meeting Thursday, telling f
the work of the public health nurse
in this and other communities.
Rev. w. f. Pratt, rector Of st.
Andrews mission, preached his
| farewell sermon Sunday. He leaves
in a short time for his new charge
at Jerome Ariz.
Col. J. d. Atwood addressed the
| cadet body at the New Mexico Mi.
itary Institute Friday morning,
talking Of Armistice Day, and the
purposes of the American Legion.
Mrs. Donald Gillespie was host
ess to The Thursday Auction Bridge
club at her home Thursday after
| noon, Bridge was played at three
tables, and a two-course luncheon
was served to close the afternoon.
The Sunday school class, taught
| by Mrs. Tomlinson Fort, enjoyed
IAN evening Of forty-two, rock. and
other games at her home Thurs
day evening. Twenty were present,
/ including the class members and
their girl friends.
Mrs. G. NJ. Slaughter was hostess
Thursday night at her home to the
saturday Evening Bridge club.
Miss Frances Mcconnell enter
tanned a group Of girl friends at
her home Thursday night, with a
five hundred party.
The Delphian Study club held a
regular meeting Friday afternoon
at Cherryvale ranch, the home of
Mrs. w. j. Beatty. A 1 O'Clock
luncheon was followed by the bust
ness session Of the club.
The stage is all set for the big
gest Shrine dance ever planned in
Roswell, to be held at the Masonic
Temple Tuesday night. Radio con-
certs are expected, and dancing and
| cards are arranged for.
The biggest football game OF fhe
| season Is to be played here Friday
! afternoon, when the New Mexico
Military Institute team, the Bron-
| cos, meet the New Mexico Aggies.
All business houses are to close
from 2:S0 o'clock until 4 o'clock
for the game.
Miss Frances Austin was hostess
Saturday afternoon to a number of
friends, entertaining with an enjoy
able afternoon of fridge, followed
by tWo-course luncheon.
Mrs. e. L. Lusk, and Mrs. Charles
Shepherd entertained the Roswell
Reading club at the home of Mrs.
shepherd Monday afternoon for
their regular November meeting.
Mrs. Judson G. Osburn was host
ess Saturday afternoon at her
home, entertaining with a bridge
party followed by an informal re-
ception, honoring Mrs. James r.
Hinkle, wife Of the governor elect,
and Miss Grace Massie, county
clerk elect. Baskets of white and
yellow NUNS with silk flags about
the rooms combined an autumnal
note with n patriotic note. The
high score favor was n colored re-
production OF Ufer's Solemn
Pledge" and the low score favor.
a bowl from Ildefonso Pueblo. Later
number of guests came in for the
reception, and a luncheon was
served at four small tables and one
large table, at which sat the hon
ored guests. The menu was served
In three courses. and toast to tho
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