Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-14
CARLSBAD

"A party was given at the home
of Mrs. T. Z. Rogers on Friday
afternoon, Mrs. Rogers and her
sister, Mrs Robert Finley, being
joint hostesses. The dining room,
living room, and den were effect
lively decorated with American
Beauty roses. Thirty guests were
present, and the afternoon was
spent at bridge, Mrs. Holley Benson
making high score. At the close
of the games delicious two-course
luncheon was served.
At noon Saturday, troop 3, New
Mexico cavalry, left for hike and
camp on the Pecos river, at the
six-mile dam, south of town. On
Saturday night the boys arranged
special campfire program with
the cavalry string orchestra for
music, and visitors were invited
from town TO joint in the festivities.
Visitovs were also invited down for
Sunday dinner.
The body of Film Tulk. Eddy
county boy who was killed at the
battle of st. Mehiel, France. No
vember 9, 1918, arrived in Carls-
bad Wednesday of last week and
his funeral is announced for today.
This will be under the auspieces Of
the Bryan Mudgett post, American
legion, and burial with full military
honors. Sergeant r. Flynn acted
as military escort to the body from
Fort Bliss.
Mrs. George Tracy and Mrs.
George Mcclure, sister of the world
war hero, Film Tulk, have arrived
in Carlsbad from their homes in
California and will remain through
the funeral and burial of their
brother.
Mrs. Francis G.. Tracy was hos
tess to the Bridge club on Saturday
afternoon at hey home in LaHuerta.
Mint ice and cake were served at
the close of the games, to the fol-
lowing club members and substt-
tutes: Mesdames Branden, Benson,
Bujac, Christian, Dilley, HALEY.
Holt, Skies, Hudgtns, Joyce, Nc
Adoo, Wright, John Merchant,
Mary r. Miller. S. I. Roberts, and
Miss Howell
Mrs. r. N. OFT. nee Miss Violet
panied by Mrs. H. A. Sutton, both of
Dayton, Ohio, are in Carlsbad for
the summer, having leased the
street
Mrs Leliaetta Hanson has ac-
cepted a position in the National
bank of Carlsbad. taking the place
of Mrs. Robert Finley when She re-
Gently resigned.
Mrs. Lee Hanson was hostess to
twenty-six young children on sat
urday afternoon, honoring her
little daughter, Roberta Lee. .ghe
was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. Marvin Livingston and Mrs.
j. s. Oliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Dow arrived
in Carlsbad Monday from Fart
Worth. bringing with them the
body of their little daughter. lsa :
bel. for burial in the Carlsbad
cemetery. The little one died OF
pneumonia Saturday. while Mrs.
Dow was on a visit to her father
in Fort Worth. The funeral oc-
Cured Tuesday morning at the
Methodist church, Rev. Douglas
officiating.
Mrs. John Moore and daughter
Emily left Monday night for New
Orleans, where she will board a
steamer to Spanish Honduras, to
join her husband there, after an
extended visit with her mother,
Mrs. A. C. Ceer in Carlsbad.
A delightful social affair of the
week was bridge party given on
Monday afternoon by Mrs. w. II.
McIlvain at her home on Canal
street. Crystal baskets and vases
of American Beauty roses deco
rated the attractive rooms of the
bungalow, and Il two-course lunch
con of chicken salad aud pineapple
ice was served. Thirty guests were
invited and Mrs. Mcllvain was as
sisted in entertaining by her daugh-
ter, Miss Helen McIlvain, and sis
ter. Mrs Henry Upton of Otis.
Mrs. w. f. Glasier entertained
at bridge on Tuesday and Wednes-
day afternoons, twelve guests be-
ing present each day. The high
scores were made by Mrs. w. G..
Donley and Mrs. Holley Benson
son. Refreshments consisted of a
salad course and an ice course.
The guests on Tuesday were Mes
DANES Sam and Aud Lusk. Charles
Montgomery. Harry McKim. W Il.
Garter, Gene Roberts, Thorold
Filler, w. G. Donley, George O'Con-
ner. Lee Hansen. Joe n. Living
ston, Westfall. and Miss Howell.
On Wednesday the guest list In
cluded Mesdames E. P. Bujac, Ii.
+. Benson, Lawrence McAdoo, AL
len Hardy. Rom Holt. Marvin Liv-
ingston, c. c. Skies, Mary +. Mil
Ter, w. s. Moore, Howard Moore,
and II. Fl. Diliey.