Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-04
ARTEsIA

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The Sunday school class taught
by Mrs. l.. w. Feemster at tne
Methodist hurch, enjoyed q swim
ming party at Spring lake Iast
week. Miss Maxine Rowan of.itos
Angeles. California, and MISS Vlr-
GINA Hewlett, Of Roswell, were
Mrs. Stephen tanning arrived
in Artesia Tuesday from Los An
q les. for a short visit with her
sister, Mrs, Harold Keinath' ana
her father, D. w. Runyan. :,
Mesdames Marvin Skeen anu
Earl Bigler were joint hostesseo
last Thursday morning at the Big
Ter home, at delightful "five nun
dred" party. The affair was coi .l,
plimentary to Miss Corinne smith,
who is to be married IN shol.
time to Mr.. John Lanning. three
tables played during the cool hours
of the morning. A two course
luncheon was served by the most
esses. The guests included Mes
DANES Mark Corbin, William LII
nalll Harold Keinath, l.. 7. Evans
George Long, Thornton Person y.
Port Smith and Stephen Lanmns
of Los Angeles, CAL; MRS. heeu
Rrainerd of Clovis, ana MISSES
Alma Norton, Emily Skeen, LOT
etta Iinell. and the honoree.
skeleton williams. son of Col. W.
s. williams, was injured ""
days ago, by being thrown IRON
a wild horse on the Williams rhnch'
The rider was knocked uncon
scious and his left ear torn ioose,
Medical aid was soon rendered
and the man is about again.
THE younger sets of the flrs,
Raptist church was entertained al
tbe home of Miss Lillian Meadows
nm last Tuesday evening. A large
number were present to enjoy the
occasion at the home OF their sun
day school teacher. After an eve
ming spent in outdoor games, mu-
sic and other forms of amusement
ice cream and cake was served u
the guests, who include Misses
Mary Alice James, Alice Baper'
Virginia Attebery. Nellie Jonas
Grace Castleberry, Zanalda mann
Phyllis Polk, Kathereen CLARK, Lo'
rena Mansell. Nellie Mae Horne
and Messrs. Harold Dunn, Car
Ortman, ]. c. Floore, OWE Mea-
dows, william Meadows. Daitol
Wilson, Guy Stevenson, Roper'
Feemster and Herman Cole.
Mrs. Il. d. Wells was hostess &c
the Cottonwood Woman's club a.
her home on the upper Cotton
wood on Thursday afternoon. "A
large number of the members Of
the organization and their friends
were present at this affair. Ligh'
refreshments were served by tht
hostess, assisted by Miss Eunlce
Wells.
The Roswell Juvenile band gave
concert on Main street of Arte'
STA on Friday evening. A larst
number of local people were pres
ent and were grateful to the man
agement of the band for the rare
musical treat.
A party of young people motored
to the Cottonwood dam on THUR
day evening, where they enjoyed
a chicken fry and moonlight pic
mic. After the picnic supper was
over, the members of the party
which included Misses PhyllIt
Polk, Alyffe Polk, Loretta Linell
Elizabeth Soloman, Viola Pearson
and Messrs. John Richards, Ske''
ton Williams, Oscar Samelson, AL,
Ian Sloan and Luther Caraway
enjoyed a delightful evening at the
home of Miss Pearson, who live:
near the Cottonwood Falls,
The Artesia Bridge club was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. M
H. Ferriman on Tuesday after.
noon. Three tables played during
the afternoon. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Misses Gertrude Baber, Joseph.
inc Parker. Helen Yeager and
Emma LaDeaux returned this weel
from Las Vegas, where they have
been attending the Normal school
| Mrs. Eldredge Soloman wal
friends of Miss Elizabeth Solomar
on Saturday night with a O'CLOCK
dinner and slumber party, com
plimentary to Miss Soloman. The
affair was a birthday event. TIL,
young ladies motored to Sprin,
lake for a swim before the tire,
course dinner. The guests wer,
Misses Elizabeth Soloman, Vir
gfnia Attebery, canada Mann
Effie Glover, Loire Davis, Adel
Ohnemus and Mildred Frisch.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Audry Smith ar
the proud parents of fine nine
pound boy, born at their home OF
Saturday afternoon.
! The Methodists of the Cotton
wood section had an all-day serv
ice on Sunday at their church
Many Artesia persons attended thu
services in the morning and the
big dinner on the ground at thu
noon hour.
A merry crowd of young people
motored to the Cottonwood dan
on Friday evening, where they en-
joyed a picnic supper and coo
swim in the clear waters of LAX.
Cottonwood. The party remained
at this place. enjoying outdoo,
games and general good time
until late hour. In the party
were Rev. and Mrs. r. f. Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Widney
Misses Zanaida Mann, Loire Da.
Wis, Beatrice Davis, Mildred
Frisch, vesta Frisch, Adele Ohne
! mus, Effie Glover. Gladys Cowar