Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-28
CARLSBAD

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A beautiful morning party was
given on Monday by Mrs. F. q.
Tracy, honoring her daughter,
Mrs. George Eddy of Washington,
D. c., Mrs. Julia Dickie and Mrs.
Mrs. Rutledge of Dallas, the house
guests of Mrs. Lige Merchant, arh
Mrs. Tom Pearson of Roswell, the
guest of Mrs. John Merchant. Al
ter a swim at the bathing beach,
the guests motored to the Tracy
home in La Huerta. where break
fast was served. The morning was
spent at bridge. Mrs. Lige Mer-
chant, making high score, received
a beautiful fan as souvenir. Those
present besides the honor guests
were Mrs. Lige Merchant and Mrs.
John Merchant, Mrs. II. I. Braden,
Mrs. H. f. Christian Mrs. Harry
McKim, Mrs. Frank Kindle, Mrs.
Eugenen Roberts, Misses Elred
Hobert and Marguerite Roberts.
Miss Emily Hardy entertained at
Hardycroft, the home of her par
ents, near Otis on Monday night,
with a spend-the-n night party. Her
guests, who arrived for supper
Monday and stayed until Tuesday
afternoon, were Misses Evelyn Nc
Intosh, Evelyn McFarlan, Louise
Moore, Alice Walters, Thelma New
enger, Dorothy Higgins and Cath
rine Cummins of Roswell.
Miss Marguerite Roberts, who
expects to leave soon for Califor-
mia, entertained 100 guests on
Tuesday evening at the Eddy
Club house in La Huerta with
dancing and cards. She was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. S. I.
Roberts. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated with ferns and
cut flowers and an ice course
with cake was served during the
evening.
An informal and enjoyable af-
fair was the picnic supper given
by the ladies of the Cavalry Rid
ing club on Tuesday evening at
the bathing beach. After tho
usual ride, which ended at the
river, they were Joined by Their
husbands for swim and supper.
Those present were Major and
Mrs. e. p. Bujac, DR.. and Mrs.
w. +. Glasier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry McKim, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Kindle, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Car
ter. Mrs. Howard Moore, Mrs. A.
A. Davis, Mrs Myron Clark of
Silver City, Misses Adele Bujac
and Marguerite Roberts.
The Chamber of Commerce
sponsored delightful informal
dance at the armory on Wednes
day night for the cavalry boys in
Troop B after their drill. The
Chamber will give a series OF
dances to show the boys their in
terest and appreciation for what
they are doing and also to en-
courage them to attend drill.
Mrs. Ferd Baker, Mrs. Morse
and Miss Geno Maderis returned
to their homes in Abilene, Texas
on Monday, after visiting for sew.
eral weeks at the Merchant home
in La Huerta. Mrs. Julia Dickie
Mrs. Rutledge and Miss Elrid Ho.
bert, the other house guests al
the Merchant home. left Tuesday
for Eel Paso, where they will visit
at the home of Mrs. Ed. Harris.
Miss Mildred White of Denver
who has been a house guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Frank Kindle foi
the past month, left Monday 70,
Las Cruces, where she will visi'
for several weeks before return,
ing to her home.
Miss .1nez Jones entertained or
, Wednesday afternoon, honorins
, , the birthday anniversary of hel
little neice, Frances Ryan. Twen
ty-five guests gathered at, the I.
! ! G. Ryan home on Canal stree
and spent the afternoon n. games
Ice cream and cake were served
by the hostess. assisted by Mrs
Lee Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Joyc,
arrived home on Wednesday. af
ter two months trip to New
= York, Washington and Nashville
Tenn. Misses Mary Frances an;
June Joyce will remain IN Kan
sas City for several weeks, visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. Charlie.
Jones.
The Carlsbad bathing beach s,
Increasing in popularity with rec
reation seekers each day durins
the hot weather. A delightful
and informal swimming party AMI
hamburger supper was given or
Thursday night by Mr.. and Mrs
, VIII Ed Carter. Their guest
! were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kindle
: Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Christian DR.
and Mrs. W. F. Glasier. Mrs
Howard Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. C
G. Skies, Mrs. Grant Mann of g
Paso, Mrs. Tom Pearson of Ros
well, Miss Helen McIlvain, lin
Farrell. Jack Finwick and Law
renee Merchant.
Mrs. Harry Braden entertaine,
at a prettily appointed bridg,
,, luncheon on Friday morning a
her home on Canal street. A
: color scheme of yellow and whit,
was carried out in the appoint
: ments, crystal vases Of Shast;
, daisies and marigolds being nset
at each table. Mrs. Braden',
guests were Mesdames Arthur
! Linn Of Washington. d. c., Georg,
|, Eddy of Washington, D. c., Myro,
Clark of Silver City, Gordon
: Simpson of Tyler, Texas. Ton