Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-22
CARLSBAD

one or the ftrSt or the several
gay parties planned for the holi-
| day season was given by Miss
Ova Butcher on Friday evening
at her home on Canyon street.
Miss Olive Burns, who has re-
Gently returned from several
; months spent in El Paso. was the
honor guest. Twenty girls and
| young matrons spent the evening
lat bridge. Refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by
! her mother. Mrs. Fannie Butcher,
to the following guests: Mes
danes Hugh Hall, w. C. Reed,
J. f. Joyce, Babe Campbell, Dan
Lowenbruck, Aud Lusk, Robert
lToffelmire, Misses Olive BurIB,
Helen McIlvain, Matsie Gibson.
| frankie Howell, Frances Etter,
Willie Lovett, Maste Ussery, Ine2
Jones, Pattie and Marion witt,
Lorene Powell, Taylor, Cramer
and Standifer.
Mrs. w. G. Donley was hostess
to the members of the Thirteen
club on Wednesday afternoon al
her home on Canal street. Those
present were Mesdames Lee 'ar- e
son, f. f. Doepp. j. d. Hudgins
Joe Cunningham. c. D. Rickmar
Harry McKim, Frank Kindel
Mary Lee Moore, w. e. Carter
| r. L. HALEY, John Barber, and
, r. C. Dow. Five games OF
bridge were played, the high
score being made by Mrs. Rick
man.
! Mr.. and Mrs. /. E. Foster and
four children left Saturday for
California. going overland. Mr.
Foster will return to Carlsbad
after the holidays, leaving Mrs
Foster and the children for a
lengthy visit with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. John Franklin
Joyce have issued invitations for
dance to be given at the armory
on the evening of the twenty
sixth, honoring their son, John
r. Joyce, who has been at the
University of Virginia since hls
return from Europe last summer
Four hundred guests are invited
Miss Adele Bujac is spending
the Christmas holidays at Ar
mandine, the home of her par
ents, Maj. and Mrs. E. P. Bujac
in La Huerta, She will return
the first of the year to the FL
Paso school for girls.
The Chamber OF Commerce
| luncheon was held on Thursday
at the Palace hotel with IS mem
bers in attendance. In the alb
sence Of the president, T. E. HUI
bert, J. 3. Morris. vice president
presided. The. speakers were
Prof. w. G. Donley. Major E. p.
Bujac, H. l. Braden, f. II. Ryan
of Ell Paso, John Wells and Z. H
! Hemenway.
The Young Ladies' Study clut
of the Methodist church was en-.
tertained on Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Bates. A study hour
led by Mrs. A. A. Kaiser, followed
the three-course dinner. The
hostesses on this occasion were
Miss Agnes Latham, Miss Elinor
Flowers Mis- Lola Caviness and
Miss Wardie Bates.
Signet Chapter No. Q. Royal
Arch Masons. held its annual
election of officers last night al
the Masonic Temple. resulting as
follows; High priest. C. d. Rick
man; king, II. A. Gragg; scribe
II. II. Dilley; treasurer. Sam
Lusk; secretary. J. T. Bolton. A
public installation of officers will
be held the evening of December
%, followed by a social meeting
to which the wives of the Ma.
sons are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Conarty and
little son, Louis, have returned tc
Carlsbad after a four months
visit at Mrs. Conarty's former
home il France.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Williams
and young son left Thursday
morning for their home in Tue
son. Arizona. They have beer
spending several weeks with Mrs
Williams mother. Mrs. j. N
Cunningham, in La Huerta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Ryan
little Frances Ryan, William and
Earl Hanson have returned tc