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

was an announcement party her
aiding the engagement of Miss Co
rhine Smith and Mr.. John Lam
ming. Each member present was
given a task Of sewing. When they
had used all the thread on their
spools, note was found which
was unique in its words and mean
ing, announcing the engagement
of these two popular young peo-
pie. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by
Misses Velma Smith and Alma
Norton. Miss Smith proved an en-
pertaining hostess and was request
ed to sing a vocal solo by her
guests. She responded in a very
pleasing manner. The guests at
this affair were Mesdames Lewis
Story, Lands Feather, William Ii
nell, Harold Keinah. George Sas-
ser, Dayton Recer, Mayo Alexander,
Mark Corbin, Ralph Rogers,
George Long. Earl Bigler, Una
Hutchins, Floy Hartsfield, Ed
redge Soloman, Cecil Brownie and
Misses Lillian Meadows, Loretta
Linell, Irene Gage, Emily Skeen,
Alma Norton, Velma Smith and
Mia Wingfield.
The play Aaron Slick" which
was recently presented at Artesia
under the auspices of the ladies of
the Christian church, was present
ed Hope on Friday night by the
same cast. The cast motored to
Hope in the afternoon and enjoyed
picnic supper before the pro-
gram. Those making the. trip
were Mesdames Una Hutchins
George Benz, Misses Corinne
Smith, Olivia Hawkins, canada
Mann, Elizabeth Soloman. Virgin
la Attebery, Mia Wingfield and
Velmn Smith and Messrs. Fred
Cole, Walter Graham, John Rich
ards, Noah Garrett, Claud Gar
rett, Clarence Stoldt and Luther
Caraway. Miss Alma Norton and
Robert Feemster furnished the
music for the program. Director
Madge Sheppard and Mesdames c
Bert Smith and Hawkins assisted
in makeup and dressing rooms
Several other automobile loads oil
Artesia persons motored to Hope
to see the second performance. A
good financial report has been re.
reived.
The Sunbeam band of the Bap.
tist church enjoyed a supper or
the spacious lawn of the First Bap.
fist church on Saturday afternoon
The children were under the care
of Mesdames Allen, Holmes and
Baber. Among the children pres.
ent were Nadine and Kathreer
Sallee, Ina Cole, Bessie Cowan
Sheppard Coward, Alice Coward
Autry and Harold Holmes, Edgar
Bishop, Audry Smith, Lorene ant
Juanita Smith and Loretta Holmes
The American Legion dance al
the odd Fellows hall on SATURDAY
night was attended by a large mum.
Der of local persons and visitors
Music was furnished by Ham,
Jazz Houn's. Oscar Samelson wa
in charge of the affair.
| DR.. j. ]. Clarke has returned
from a regular annual session o.
the West Texas-New Mexico-Arizo
ma Dental association at Ell Paso
He was secretary of the organiza
ton during the past year, and hai
been elected president for the en-
suing term.
Mrs. L. p. Evans was hostess u
a number Of friends on FRIDAY eve
ming, complimentary to Mrs. VIII
Carter from Carlsbad. DeIiciou
refreshments We're served by tn,
hostess, assisted by Miss Bethe
Jeanne Stagner. Among thos,
present were Mesdames Reet
Brainerd Of Clovis. J. E. Robert
son, Earl Bigler, lands Feather
William Linell, George Long
George Sasser, Lewis Story. Har
old keinath and Dayton Recer.
The first open-air services o
the summer were conducted o,
sunday evening at the First Ban
list church, at which time Rev
w. G. Taggart preached to a larg
crowd assembled upon the law,
about the church edifice. A fea
ture OF the service was a NAL
quartette by four men of middl
age or older. The comfort of tn
audience was enhanced by the out
door service.
| Union services were conducte
at the First Christian church wit
Rev. e. e. Mathes, pastor Of tn
presbyterian church, preaching. .
large congregation was present q
this service.