Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-15
CLOVIS

Mrs, Laura Hart. most worthy
grand matron of the o. Il. S, and
who also organized the Eastern
Star lodges in New Mexico in the
early days of the lodge life in this
state, visited keystone chapter,
Monday night, and was entertained
| by its members. While in Clovis
Mrs. Hart is the guest of DR.. and
Mrs, A. l., Dillon.
Mrs. Leymann OF Dallas TEX,
arrived Monday to visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f. Rey-
nolds.
Lynell Skarda was host to n
number of his friends at a birth
day party at his home. Favors of
baseballs and powder puffs were
given to the children. Delicious
refreshments were served, The fol-
lowing youngsters were present:
Pauline Cawthorne, Winston Arch
lie, and Maxine Hogden, Katherine
Miller, j. B. Jordan, Arthur Lee
and Walter Chris Zerwer, David
Emmert, Pauline Skarda, Helen
Luikart, William Wetzel, Delbert
and Phama Wright, Lucy Anna and
Jack Duncan, Dorothy Campbell,
Stewart Hatch, Pauline Mandell,
Harry Highfill, Jr.. Kathleen and
Tony Hewett, and Joyce Anderson.
Mrs. w. C. zerwer, Mrs. F. b.
Herod and Mrs. John Hyatt were
hostesses at a delightful bridge
luncheon at the Harvey house.
Covers were laid for 40 guests. The
long table was beautifully arranged
with large baskets of Black Eyed
Susans and golden rod. After
luncheon, bridge was played at the
home of Mrs. Herod. The guests
We're: Mesdames r. f. Pixley, f.
e. Dennis, E. NJ. Chapman, Dalton
Reed, S. A. Jones, John o. Pritch-
ard, John Barry, II. A. Miller,
Chas. Scheurich, Frances Mayhall,
II. G. Springfield, Harry Miller, E..
r. Hardwick, G. A. Campbell f.
Z. Dice, w. l.. Price, f. NJ. Malone,
Felix Mandell, c. +. Worrell, j. s.
Skarda, Chas. Shannon, A. w.
Skarda, H. d. Emmert, Scott Nc
Dowell, T. S. o, Mcdowell, ]. T.
Wilcox, r. e. Tracey. Willard
Swaney, Kittrell, ]. T. Miller, A. l..
Dillon, w. f. Dillon, Geo. Roberts
and guests, Mrs. Roberts, II. V.
Stonehill, w. S. Carmack, Everett
Tusha. Hugh Woods and Frank
Burns.
The members OF the guard team
of the Womans Benefit association
of the Maccabees, were given q
most enjoyable swimming party
Monday evening by their captain,
Miss Julia Ogee. After the swim
driven to the home OF Mrs. Alice
Suman where they found a spread
out on the lawn, picnic style, a nice
lunch. The young ladies enjoy
ing Miss Ogee's hospitality were:
Misses Ruth Wilson, Ruby Suman,
Grace White, Faye Parsons, Thel-
ma Upton, Katherine Stevens,
Bessie Hill, Ethel Bell, and Mes
DANES Suman and Greenleaf.
Mrs. j. w. Welch entertained the
members of the Harmony club at
the Rice residence east Of Clovis.
Monday.
Mrs. Turner, with Mrs. Woods
assisting, entertained Mrs. John
sons Sunday School class Wednes-
day afternoon at Mrs. Turner's
home on North Sheldon The meet
ing was called to order at o'clock
A devotional and business meeting
was held. The remainder of the
afternoon, was spent in a social
way. Each member was wearing
something to represent her native
state, which was interesting when
guessing what states were repre-
scented. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. McMinn
and Mrs. Johnson won prizes in the
guessing contest. Refreshments
were served TO the following ladies:
Mesdames Hill, Shaw, Carpenter.
McMinn, Dyer, Talbert, Stobaugh,
Kisor and Woods.
The Tennessee hotel was burned
to the ground Sunday morning
about o'clock. The building was
owned by B. r. Hall and was part
ly covered by Insurance. The fire
originated in the attic, which evil
IDENTIFY caught from a defective
flue while getting breakfast
Miss Mordetia Morgan, formerly
Clovis school teacher, was mar
ried Wednesday last week, to T. D.
Davenport Of Carlsbad, N. M.
J. c. Heard and Mrs. Mamie
Gates were married August 81 at
her home north OF Clovis. The
ceremony was performed by Rey
Stumph,