Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-21
HAGERMAN

Mrs. Rowell was hostess to the
Bridge club on Thursday after
noon. Bridge was played at four
tables. A delicious luncheon was
also served the guests. Those who
attended were ,Mesdames Il. S.
Bowen, w. A. Losey. r.. I. Lock :
head, e. Lane, H. l.. Miller. Il. ..
Moore, H. l.. McKinstry, Eva Pow
ell, Prichard, r. M. Ware, Hal
Ware, d. p. Ward, Jr. of Clovis.
]. McKinstry, Misses Edith Thomas
and Ida Mae Buford of GreenNlle,
Texas.
Mrs. Miller returned Wednesday
from visit with her parents. Mr..
land Mrs. Attebery of Detroit, Tex.
She was accompanied home by
Misses Edith Thomas and Ida Pu-
ford Of Greenville, Texas, who will
visit here for a short time. Miss
Thomas has many friends here,
having been a high school teacher
several years ago.
Miss Ethel King and Miss Mabel
Shaw have each been suffering
from appendicitis this week. Both
are improving.
The Girl Scouts accompanied by
their scout leader, Miss Perditia
Morgan, went out to the G. w
Cole ranch Friday afternoon and
enjoyed a swimming party in the
Felix river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark came in Fri
day from five weeks auto triI
and visit with Oklahoma relatives
and riends. They report goot
roads an excellent camping grounds
en- route.
Mike Inghram left Friday fol
Hopkins, Mo-, where he was called
by q message stating that his moth
err was very low, following two
strokes of paralysis. He was ac'
companied to Roswell by Mr.. ano
Mrs. c. II. Lemon and Ida B. Lem
on, MIR. and Mrs. Jack Ingrahan
and little daughter and Miss Ma
ME Lott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young of Lake
Arthur spent Saturday in Hager'
man. Mrs. Young recently return
ed from Rochester, Mimi, where
she underwent an operation at the
Mayo Brothers hospital. Mrs
Young is much improved in health
Miss Mamie Eott, who has beer
visiting at the Jack Ingrahan
home, returned to her home neal
Portales Friday evening. Mis-
Lott and Mrs. Ingraham are sis
ters.
Mrs. Charles Michelet gave {
surprise party Friday in honor o
the 18th birthday Of her sister
Jimmie Lee Williamson, and il
honor of the ninth birthday o
Alice Williamson. The guests
about 20 in number, assembled q
the Michelet home and when III,
honorees arrived they were gen
timely surprised. The room wa
darkened and the cakes bearing
the requisite number of candles
were brought in, to the delight 0
the youngsters. Ice cream wa
served with the cakes. Games wer
played during the afternoon. Man.
pretty presents were received.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Miller an,
i guests, Misses Edith Thomas an,
Ida Mae Buford, left Monday 70
a two weeks trip to Albuquerque
Santa Fe and other points. Will
at Albuquerque they will visit Vic
tor Miller.
A number of Hagerman peopl
motored out to the siphon Sunda
morning and enjoyed sunris
breakfast. After breakfast the,
went out to the swimming pool CT
the Felix and went swimming.
Miss Caroline Marlin of Roswell
Is visiting at the Woodmas horn
this week. the guest of Miss viole
! Woodmas. =
Miss Marjory Miller is recover
ing from an attack of tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Losey mo
tored up to the mountains ant
spent the week end, where tn
cool breezes blow.
e. e. Lane returned from Clio
Wis Saturday. He was accompanies
home by his neice, Miss Blanch
Lane Wood Stevenson, who will
visit at the Lane home.
| Carl Ridgely is suffering from
a badly infected hand this week
which necessitates his absence from
the market.
Mrs. J. T. West and children
came in Saturday from the noun
. tains, where they had spent sew
eral weeks. Donald West is suf
fering from an infection in hi
hand.