Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-05
RATION

day night to the invitation EXTEND
Ed by the Mems Bible class Of the
First Methodist church to share
with the class a night of entertain
ment embellished with eats, The
men Of the church set the tables
and cooked and served the food,
making this a purely stag affair.
The attendance so greatly exceed
ed expectations that it was neces-
sary to extend the tables and lay
additional plates. This was one of
the many similar events to come,
the plan of the class being to have
fellowship and fun mite" every
month for the cultivation Of bene-
ficial social relations between the
men Of the city.
The annual meeting for the cleo
ton Of officers and reports of COM
mittees of the Colfax county chap
ter of the American Red Cross will
be held in the public library on
tho evening of February Z at
O'Clock, The address of tho eve
ming will be made by the Rev. Ru-
fus c. Baker, and music will be
furnished, in charge of which is
Joe Dilisio. Refreshments will
also be served, and q social good
, time will be enjoyed at the close
of the meeting. A large attend
ance is expected from over the
county.
The O. 2. S. circle met at the
| Masonic temple rooms Wednesday
afternoon. Three high school girls
| entertained the ladies with music
and readings.
The Elks gave a dance in their
home Saturday night. Music was
furnished by the Ellts' orchestra
and refreshments were served.
Mrs. S. D. McCalmont entertain
ed the o. OF r. C. ladies at the
home Of Mrs. Bert Dudley on Tues
day evening. The party was in the
form of an old fashioned school
and each guest was dressed as a
kid" Old-fashioned spelling bees
were held and the winners re-
ceived a large stick of candy. Each
pupil was given candy as mark
of merit Mrs. Dudley was teach
er. Her costume dated back to
about 1881. A two-course lunch
con was served by the hostess.
| Those present were Mesdames Da-
Wis Burns. Yogi, Blackburn, Pratt,
Flynn, Allen, Coyle, Kinder, Rich
ards, Martin, Hansbro, Taylor,
Beck, Wildenstein, Hall and Miss
Jennie Hall.
Mrs. NJ, G. Smigelow was host
ess at q four-course dinner last
| Tuesday to Mrs. Harvey Parker If
| Greeley Colo, wife of District
| Governor Parker OF the Twenty
first district of International Ro-
tary, Other guests present were
Mrs. Jamison of Trinidad. Colo,
Mrs. r, L. Golf, and Mrs. Willis
G. Brown
The officers and members of
the City Federation Of Women's
clubs entertained at a reception in
honor of the new members and a
few friends at the public library
Thursday night. There was a large
number present and an excellent
| program was rendered for the oc-
casion. An appropriate address
by the new president, Mrs. Pearl
! kellogg, outlined the work to be
undertaken the coming year and
urged the cooperation Of every
club member. Refreshments of
tea, coffee. cakes and sandwiches
were served, and q social hour was
| spent The first meeting was a
decided success from every view
| point.
! The new plate glass windows
have arrived and are being placed
| in the new International State
bank and in the Ration Mercantile
store building. which is nearing
| completion. Colored loaded glass
has been placed in the upper part
of the windows. Mr.. Dilisio, the
president, has announced that the
new place Of business will be oc-
eupied by March /. This IS one of
the best business corners in Ration
and the new building is the newest
and most up-to-date In the city.
The Flx-Service Mems associa-
tion OF Colfax county is planning
on giving q dance on Friday night
In the High school gymnasium.
CencePs orchestra will furnish the
music for the occasion. 1t will be
given for the benefit of the ex-
service mems basketball team.
Tuesday evening the members
of the Business and Professional
| Women's club enjoyed the weekly
dinner at the club rooms. Mrs.
viola Rush and Miss Evelyn Shu-
Ter We're joint hostesses. Misses
Viola Thomas and Jessie johnson
We're admitted to membership.
The membership dues have been
reduced and 1t is expected that
many new members will be added
to the club.
Upon the application OF M. r.
Mendleson to have the L. T.. Kelly.
me-, store adjudged insolvcnt and
receiver appointed, Ernest Ruth
was appointed receiver by Judge
Il. D. Leib. In the meantime the
store Is closed in order to take in
ventory. 1t will reopen within a
rev days and the business will be
continued under the new manage
ment.
| AT a meeting Of the stockholders
or the Ration Country club, held
TUESDAY night, the following board
OF directors were chosen for the
ensuing year: Judge T. d. Leib,
| Allan French, p. l.. Bonneyman,
Ernest Ruth and A. Fl. Officer
Continuation of the work on the
course was ordered under the SUI
pervision OF p. L. Bonneyman, and
the grounds are rapidly being put
in condition for play. All persons
caring to avail themselves of the
ground privileges must own at
least one share OF stock, par value
s25.
The twin boys of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Doggett celebrated their
ninth birthday last Monday by In
viting In number of their play
mates. With the assistance OF
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