Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15
ROSWELL

in the state of Washington, is to
be the star of the performers.
Miss Gray was an army nurse
during the war, and is a graduate
of the University of Idaho.
A number OF Boston families
will dine on turkey from the
Pecos valley this year, as a car
load of dressed turkeys left here
Monday for the Boston market.
They were bought by w. Z. Marx
of this city, and sold to the Neal
Produce company of Boston. A
carload OF celery, the third or
fourth to be shipped from Ros-
we'll this season, also started for
eastern markets at the same time.
c. M. Einhart, head of the Ros-
we'll Public Utilities company,
has been elected a member of the
governing body of the Rocky
Mountain committee on public
utilities. Mr.. Einhart has been
identified with this committee
since it was formed more than a
year ago, and is known in ma
tional utility circles.
The New Mexico Military Insti-
tute has responded fayorably to
the suggestion of the Ell Paso
Athletic association for a gather
ing in Ell Paso this month to
formulate plans for tri-state
athletic association, in which the
schools of New Mexico, Arizona
and West Texas would have menu
bership.
The box social at the L. f. D..
school last Friday night for the
benefit of a Christmas tree fund
for the school was a success. A
program of music, readings, songs
and drills was given, and boxes
auctioned netted more than $40.
The Junior class of the Ros-
Patty" a three-act comedy, at
the high school Thursday night.
Olive Blanche Wise celebrated
her thirteenth birthday Saturday
with a dinner and matinee party.
Twelve of her little friends were
invited to take dinner with her
g., Il town, and pleasant hour
yIs spent kodaking before the
party went to the picture show.
Mrs. ]. Q. Cummins and Mrs.
Wise chaperoned the party OF
boys and girls.
After completing the work of
district court, Judge r. r. Ryan,
who has been sitting for Judge
c. r. Brice, left Sunday night
for Albuquerque, where he will
serve in q similar capacity for
Judge Hickey.
Next Saturday will be a big
day in Roswell, for on the noon
train Santa Claus Is to arrive, in
answer to the urgent invitation of
the Roswell AID club. This is a
repetition OF his visit of last year,
which proved a great success.
Roswell is making plans for an
extension of the Boy Scout move
ment. Four new troops are to be
added to the four now in eX-
istence, and one organized some
time ago among the Mexican boys
is to be revived.
Miss Lura B. Eiland, daughter
of Mrs. John Eiland, and Joel D..
Dickson of Boise City, Okla,
were married at the home of the
brides parents Friday evening,
Rev. c. C. Hill officiated. Only
few friends were present. After
a few days visit here Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickson will go to Okla
homa to reside.
The cast of always in Trou-
BILE" presented here short time
ago by the Maccabees, and a
number of the women of that or
der, and friends, motored to
Hagerman Friday night and the
play was presented there in the
high school auditorium before a
good sized audience.
A large crowd attended the
American Legion dance at the
armory Friday night. The Lemp
orchestra furnished music. Clever
stunts by an acrobat was an in
teresting feature of the evening.
The Military Hill neighborhood,
which has been giving various
families surprises, dropped in at
the home of Capt. and Mrs.
Fred Bowman Thursday evening,
and a happy time was spent with
games and music.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Cooper was hostess
Thursday evening at her home
with a pretty holiday dinner. The
table was conferred with spark
ling Christmas tree. and bowls of
fragrant red sweet peas, and
place favors of small red candy
boxes filled with bonbons were
used to carry out the decorative
note. Covers were laid for ten
guests and the hostess.
A committee of the Woman's
club has completed plans for the
organization of regular art de-
partment.
Mrs. Eta Moeller and Miss
Virginia Lockhart entertained
with a party at their home FRI
day evening. The guests includ-
ed neighbors and old friends,
and the evening~was spent in sew
ing and talking, and the enjoy
ment OF music, both vocal and
instrumental. The hostesses serv-
ed refreshments.
Mrs. o. w. White and Mrs. c.
M. Farnsworth were hostesses
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. White at the second of q
series of bridge luncheons.
Luncheon was served at four
tables laid with pink and laven-
der sweet peas, and covers were
laid for 16. Several rounds of
auction bridge were played.
Thursday was editors day at
the Rotary club, and papers We're
read by G. e. Mason and viii
Robinson. A fake newspaper,
containing all sorts of Jokes on
the local papers. made hit with
the club members.
Grand Master Lucius Ellis
made his official visit to the
Roswell lodge, A. F. g. A. M, last
Thursday night, and was greeted
by a large attendance. Annual
election of officers was held, re-
sulting as follows: Worshipful
master, II. B. Smyrl; senior war;
den, II, B. Cooley; junior war
den, Z. L. Lusk; treasurer. John
w. Poe; secretary, w. II. Cos
grove.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution held their regular
meeting Thursday at the home
of Mrs. John w. Rhea, with Mrs.
Rhea and Mrs. Robt. Beers as
hostesses. Mrs. Robt. McClenny
was in charge Of the subject for
the day. ARTS and Crafts of CO.