Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-11

A few friends of Miss canada
Mann surprised her on last We'd
nesday afternoon by honoring her
with a birthday party. Delicious
refreshments were served by the
mother of the honoree.
Mrs. Eldredge Soloman enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon,
complimentary to Mrs. Leon Meeks,
who Is visiting her parents. The
nature of the event was miscel-
laneous Shower" for Mrs. Meeks,
who has been a bride only a short
time. A general good time was
enjoyed by the guests. The hon
Gree was unable to be present on
account of severe case of sore
eyes, which developed during the
day. Delicious ice cream and cake
were served to Mesdames Lewis
Story, Ben Pior. George Long. liar-
vey Widney, Cecil Brownie and
Mary Abbott and Misses Loire Da-
Wis, Adele Ohnemus, Marian Walk
er, Leila Walker, Beverly Kirk
patrick, Mary McCaw and Gladys
Cowan.
A large number Of yong people,
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Annie Mae Garrett. Marie Garrett.
Lois Burns. Martha Ready, Doro
Ready, Emma LaDue, Emma Car
away and Mrs. Bertha Mitchell
and Messrs. Claude Garrett, John
Richards and Max Ready. left this
week for Las Vegas, where the
young women will attend the sum-
mer Normal session. The young
men returned by automobile TO
Artesia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lands Feather are
the parents of a son, born on sun
day morning.
The Sunrise Rebekah lodge, No
9, elected new officers at the reg
ular session of the organization
Mrs Mary Abbott was elected no
BILE grand and Mrs. Beulah Jones
was elected vice grand. Mrs. Mel
lie Cogsdall was selected for treas
urer. The representative to the
grand lodge from the local organ
ization are Mesdames J. M. Story
and Charles Shorett. with Mes
danes Caraway and Welsh as al
ternates.
Mrs. c. M. Cole was hostess to {
number of friends at a delightful
dinner on last Sunday. The at
fair was complimentary to severa
persons, who left Artesia this weei
to make their homes elsewhere.
A large representation of the 10
cal camp of the Woodman of tn
World, and many friends of HI
deceased sheriff, George Baton
who was killed last Saturday by
Mexican outlaw, attended the fun
eral services at Carlsbad on Tues
day. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Stevenson
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom ctagner. Messrs
Preston Dunn, Roy Bowmen. jim
Tomlinson, Chambers, S. w. Gil
bert. Ira Klopfenstein. Clint Cole
Fred Cole, w. L. Gage, Tom Brad
shaw, Joe Richards. Ben Eackles
Herman Cole. Bob Caraway, Be
Pate, r. f. Horne, 3. Stevenson
Harry Carter and w. r. Daughert
! were among the visitors from Ar
tesla.
The Sunday school class Of emal
bows and girls. taught by Mrs. :
H. Jackson at the Presbytefla
church, enjoyed a picnic on tn
Cottonwood last Thursday. Tn
, children spent the day in swimmin
!, below the Cottonwood falls or fish
! ing near the Cottonwood dam. Su
perintendent and Mrs. G. r. Brain
erd were in charge of the part!
They won the honor of having tn
, greatest average in attendance :
! Sunday school for the past fe'
months and the picnic was the re
. ward from the superintendent. TIL
, trip of 8 miles was made in a lars
covered truck.
Several families left this wee
: for the Ruidodo, where they WI
spend the hot summer months. A
fred Coll and family and q.
l Brainerd and family have alread
: gone to this summer mountal
: camp.
!. The members of the Rebeka