Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-27
ARTESIA

Mrs. Mark A. Corbin was hos
tess to the younger women on We'd
nesday afternoon at delightful
luncheon, complimentary to Mrs.
John tanning, one OF the new
brides. Five courses were served
at 1880, followed by a delightful
afternoon, spent in music and
other pleasures. Mrs. tanning and
the hostess pleased those present
with solos. The guests included
Mesdames Harold Keinath, Reed
Brainerd, Lewis Story, Thornton
Person, Walter Ferriman. Lands
Feather and the honorary guest
Dwight McCree, who has been
attending Southern Methodist Uni
versity at Dallas, Texas, returned
home this week, being forced to
withdraw from school on account
of illness.
Hundreds of persons attended
the Athletic carnival conducted by
the high school pupils and faculty
on Friday night. Several hundred
dollars were added to the athletic
fund as result OF this carnival
Both buildings were packed with
the great crowd.
Misses Lucine Jones and Ruth
Morgan entertained few friends
at the Tarbet home on Saturday
evening. Five hundred, Forty-twc
and other games were enjoyed
Especially pleasing were, the spe'
cial numbers by Miss Jones ano
Mr.. Ralph Reed. The vocal selec.
tons of all the guests were also
features. Refreshments were
served to the guests. which includ'
ed Misses Velma Smith, Irene Gage
Hazel Morris, Mary Sands. ant
Messrs. Fred Cole, Frank Adams
Ralph Reed, Henry Davis, JOIN
Richards, and O. K. Evans.
The ladies' Of the First Christian
church met at the home of Mrs
Alfred Coll on Thursday for an all
day meeting. An enjoyable da.
was devoted !. to sewing for The
Church Bazaar. About 20 vert
present. A picnic lunch was served
The organization will meet at thu
Norton home on the Cottonwood
next week.
The Baptist Young Peoples or
carnations will participate in thu
special program at Roswell mex
Sunday, when the Pecos Valley b
Y. p. U. will meet. Speakers ant
singers viii represent the local or
ganization.
The eighth grade pupils, ehape
roned by Miss Hazel Morris wen
to the Cottonwood dam an Satur
day, whore they enjoyed an Aida,
4 picnic. The merry group left Ar
tesla about nine O'clock and tht
fourteen mile drive was made, witt
Robert Stevenson as driver. Tn'
biggest affair Of the day was thu
bBicnic dinner, composed OF almos
every kind of eatable. After
hike to the Cottonwood falls,
short distance above the dam, thu
picknickers returned home. Among
those who made this trip were
Miss Hazel Morris, Norman Bull
lock, Price Bowman, Morgan Bur
rows, Robert Burns. Clarence Con
ner, Florence Conner, Gladys Cole
Elaine Feemster, Keith Hoffman
Tom Jonas, Glenn Polk, Rober
stevenson and Lawrence Clark
Many members were unable to en-
Joy a picnic on account of othel
duties.
The seventh grade pupils and
Miss Irene Gage, class sponsor
were the guests Of John Clark a
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. j. j
Clarke on Saturday evening. TIT
affair was Halloween party
Many other parties and socia
events are scheduled for next week
Interesting games suitable to
party of this kind were enjoyed
Doughnuts and hot chocolate wer'
served to the little folks. who hat
selected their partners, by Mrs. j
J. Clarke and Misses Kathreei
Clarke and Irene Gage. Amonl
those present were Jenna Betl
Bishop, Edna Bullock. GARNER
Brown. Stanley Carper. Ina Cole
John Clarke. John DeArcy. r. j
Eaton. Lucille Floore, Marion Gage
Osee Harcom. Madge Hnulic, Au
dry James. Orlan Linnell, Jaco|
Roach, Wilmer Ragsdale. Howard
Stroup, Edward Shockly, John VIII
liams, and Harvey Yates. Whine
Ragsdale has been selected presi
dent of the seventh grade class
Miss Irene Gage was selected q
faculty sponsor.
The Woman's Missionary Uniol
OF the First Baptist church con
Quoted a series of special meeting
at the First Baptist church on eacl
evening last week. The leaders TO
the meetings were Mesdames Z
A. Bishop. G. Given. W. c. Taggar
and Zulu Baber. Rev. W. c. Tag
CART was the leader of the meetinl
on Wednesday night. This serie
Of meeting was in accordance witt
rules Of the Woman's Missionar
Organization Of the Southern Bap
tist convention.
Mrs. Il. r. Solomon Is leavin
this week for Dallas, Texas. wher
she will undergo a serious opera
ton.
The primary department OF tn
First Baptist Sunday school en-
toyed a party on the church law
on Friday afternoon. Small fire
were built IN the back of the law
for the purpose Of roasting weinie
and marshmallows. About thirt
| children were present. Mesdame
10. d. Holmes, 3. A. Bishop. J.
lFloore. r. w Dunn and other