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

A. w. Weist, of the local firm
of A. Macarthur Co., went to
East Las Vegas Tuesday morn
ing and will spend q few days
there transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs, e. b. Sifferc
were charming hostesses to q
number of guests at their home
Tuesday evening at which time q
new card club was organized. II
will be known as the Foursome
Club of Auction Bridge. During
the evening five hundred was
played at three tables and very
enjoyable time was spent. Re-
freshments of home made candy
and apples were served to the
following guests, who, together
with the host and hostess, will
be the members of the club: Mr.
and Mrs. w. Vorenberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Keyes, Mr.. and Mrs
c. J. Matthews, Misses Margaret
Kavanaugh and Jessie before and
Messrs. Harold Odell, Henry
Schipman and Harry Vorenb arg.
II. b. Wallenhorst returned
home the latter part of the week
from Albuquerque where he had
spent a few days in consultation
with medical authorities.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
United Brethren church held a
bazaar at the store of A. Mac
Arthur company last Saturday,
for the purpose of raising enough
money to clear the church of the
debt of $3.50 which still remains.
Fancy work, candy. ice cream,
cake, sandwiches and coffee were
sold, while a fish pond proved
to be one of the most extensively
patronized stands OF the sale. A
rummage sale was also held. The
gross receipts totalea s111.G6;
and this amount, together with
dues 70 be paid and the money
already in the treasury will be
sufficient to pay off the obliga
ton before the first Of the year.
Mrs. V. c. Cope and small son
came in Sunday night from Koch
Ter, N. NJ, and will spend some
time here visiting Mrs. Cope's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Mat
thews.
Mrs. Frank Sanchez and her
daughter, Lille, returned home
Tuesday evening from Mora,
whore they had gone on Satur-
day to attend the funeral of Mrs,
Sanchez brother, Mr.. Atencio.
The members of the Wagon
Mound Goose club were hosts at
a banquet at the Frye hotel Mon
day evening in honor of their
member, ]. Bard Myers. who left
the following day for his new
home in Kansas. Wild turkey
and quail We're the predominant
ing features of a lovely four
course dinner. Mr.. Myers is q
great hunting enthusiast, and the
organization of the Goose club
was promoted, to a large degree.
by his efforts. Covers were laid
for Messrs. j. Bard Myers, j..
Frank Curns, j. M. McMath. w.
Arnold, G. G.. Parsons, A. W..
West. II. w. Gibbs, II. B. Wal
lenhorst and e. b. Sifferd.
Miss Margaret Kavanaugh went
to the Meadow City Saturday
evening and made a short visit
there with friends, returning
home Sunday night.
Morris Vorenberg very pleas
antly entertained several mem
bers of the high school set at a
delightful party at his home Tues
day evening. Various games were
played, affording q diversity of
amusement. Apples and nuts
were served at the close of q
most enjoyable evening to Misses
Ina Vac Gibson, Marion Odell,
Frances Blattman, Anna before
and Messrs. Veryl Gibson, Robert
Odell. Neil Bolt, Roy Avary,
Wayne Kruse and Harold Guy.
The Christmas season is ap-
and entertainments APP
for the occasion are al
ready being prepared by the va
rious organizations. On Friday
afternoon. December %, a pro-
gram by all the grades of the
public schools will be rendered at
the auditorium; on Sunday after
noon, December "a, community
tree will feature a pro-
gram at the opera house; and the
same evening the U. b. Sunday
school will present a Christmas
pageant, white Gifts for the
King" at the u. B. church; on
Christmas evening, the Sunday
school of the Spanish Methodist
church will give a cantata en-
titled, la Estrella dc Belen."
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Gillespie
motored to East Las Vegas Mon
day morning on a business and
pleasure trip combined. returning
home Tuesday evening.
The Mora County chapter of
the American Red Cross met at
the home of Mrs S. Vorenberg
Monday evening and elected Of
Ulcers for the ensuing year. The
present tncumbents were re-elect-
ed. the officers for 1923 being:
President Mrs 81 NareNnerg
vice president Alts. r. Nj Bent
ley scrretary J. M. 3entloy;
home service committee,