Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-26
RATION

The concert and program given
in honor of the ex-service men in
the high school auditorium last
Thursday by the Ration Commu-
nifty band was attended by very
large and appreciative audience.
Each number was well received
and very favorable comment is
made on the fine progress made
by the band as result of its prac-
tice and training under the direc-
ton of Bandmaster Myers. Indi-
viduals who assisted on the pro-
gram also performed very cred
itably and were accorded full
measure of appreciation.
Friends in Ration have received
word that Miss Lota f.. Kelly has
recently accepted a position with
the National Business and Profess
sional Women's club organization
as organizer and speaker for the
federation. Miss Kelly is first
vice president and has taken a very
active interest in the work organ
izing the two clubs here. Her
speaking campaign will start in
Kentucky. Miss Kelly was form
erly manager of the L. E. Kelly,
Inc, store in Ration.
The month of February has been
very gay one for Ration socially,
Use to be very busy. Next Monday
evening the Monday Progress club
will hold its annual Colonial ball
at the public library. Invitations
are now being issued to some so
guests and the affair promises to
be a happy one. The guests are
expected to come in costume.
The sophomore class of the high
school is planning a dance at the
gymnasium on Wednesday evening
and the o. E. s. circle will give
dance at the new Masonic building
on wednesday evening. The Bust
ness and Professional Women's
club has issued an invitation to
the Business Girls club for dinner
on wednesday evening at the club
rooms. The weeks festivities will
be brought to a close by a big city
federation ball at the gymnasium
on Friday evening.
One of the delightful social
events of the season was the eve
ming party given by Mrs. Frank
Van Buskirk at her home on Pecos
avenue. Some 81 ladies accepted
the invitation of Mrs. Van Buskirk
for an evening of bridge, at the
close of which delicious refresh-
ments were served. The following
We're present.: Mesdames A. l..
Hobbs, M. Maghee, F. Smith, Pearl
kellogg, w. Hartman, j. J. Shuler,
0. c. Officer, r. E. Purdy, r. Fl.
Manning, A. Johnson. Chas. Oxley,
L. Turner. e. B. Humphreys, V.
Doggett, T. G. Looney, Emma Ke-
gel, j. I, Conway, J. C. Larkin, C.
B. Elliott, Mayme Stowe, A. r.
Streicher, J. p. Lying, L. Leahy,
Arthur Officer, H. p. Roseberry
Kate Hartzell, c. M. Bayne. ]. Tay-
Tor, A. G. Price, w. A. Chapman,
ID. G. Dwyer. Harry Quick and
Misses Helen Dwyer, Evelyn Shu-
Ter and Lily May Streicher, and
Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Fresnell of
Trinidad.
The regular meeting OF the Mon
day Progress club was held at the
library on Monday evening with
Miss Elvie Frazier as hostess. The
club is taking up the study of
plays and playwrights for this half
years work, and the programs are
proving very interesting. Mrs. p.
3. Smith gave review of Shaw's
You Never Can Tell" and Miss
Scanlon told in most interesting
manner of g. B. Shaw's life and
work. Several meetings will be
given to the study of Shaw's PLAYS
The regular meeting Of the Ra-
ton Kiwanis club on "Wednesday
was a very happy occasion. The
main dish was whole pig which
was donated by Messrs. I.inwood
and Carlton and was given the
place of honor on the table in the
center OF the room, where 1t was
skillfully carved by Messrs. Lin
wood and Baldwin. The usual
hounteous dinner was served by
the ladies of the, Presbyterian aid
The closing feature was a birthday
cake with one lighted candle which
was cut by President Heyman and
partaken of by all members in
honor of the clubs first birthday.
1t is hoped that future years will
be as successful and happy as this
first year of Raton's ki*anis club.
Mrs. Alonzo Sears was hostess
to the Hesperian Literary club At
her home Tuesday afternoon. Dur