Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-11
= TUCUMCARI

hostess TO lnelnDcTS VI LHe hdltco
Bridge club and number of spe-
cial guests on Tuesday morning
from 8 to I:30. Following the
games luncheon was served to
members and Mesdames Jeff Har-
rison, e. f. Dunn, Dick Durant, c.
c. Todd, James Briscoe, Dave wal
bergh, and Misses Edna Clark and
Elsie Ruth Dykes, special guests.
Mrs. p. G.. Sample was hostess to
a humber of little tots on We'd
nesday morning in honor of little
Miss Janice's third birthday. The
hour was from 10 to IL for games
Children wishing the little miss
many happy returns were Jean
Gresham, Jack Clark, Billy Sar-
tain, Betty Lee Hale, Mary and
Levon IErant, Fern and Freida
Clinkman, Margaret Walbergh and
Ruth and Billy Klien.
Mrs. A. M. Woodland and daugh-
tiers returned the past week from
an extended stay in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID. Agerter re-
turned the past week from several
weeks vacation in Missouri
Austin. Jr., aged 2. son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Brian, died early
Sunday morning following a brief
illness.
Mr.. AL Brian and family of Clio
Wis, are in the city at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Brian.
o. Sandusky and son Robert
made a business trip to Las Vegas
this week where Robert had a po-
sition with the Palms band for a
short engagement.
Mr.. @. j. Hale went to Dawson
on Wednesday for a few days visit
with friends and to seek change
of climate for hay fever.
Mrs. M. McQuaid and son DON
aid, with Mrs. Paul Potter, drove
to Amarillo on Monday for a few
days visit with friends and rela-
tives of Mrs. Potter.
Mrs. C. c. Clark and small son,
Jack, spent the weekend at Santa
Rosa visiting relatives.
General Manager Sweet, General
Superintendent l.. u: Morris and
Division Superintendent C. b.
Beeth of Ell Paso 81 Southwestern
railway, left Tuesday for Dawson
on an inspection trip.
Mrs. Troy Renck left the past
week for visit with home folks at
Rock Island, Illinois.
A delightful outing was planned
by Mrs. NJ. b. Keator honoring her
guests, Miss Margery Corn and
Miss Julia FulkerSon, on Monday
evening. The party included Miss
Corn, Miss Fulkerson, Miss Verlie
Eager. Misses Ruby and Mamie
Hall, Miss Anna Kathrine Alldridge
and Miss Lois. Shields, and little
Miss Mary Jsne Meeker, Messrs.
Jack Effort, Hayward Eager, Alton
and Harold Meeker, and Albert
Parker. An all-night outing with
picnic supper and campfire break
last at the Ten Mile lake where
swimming was the chief diversion.
Mesdames Meeker, Shields and
Fulkerson were the chaperones.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Harrison left
Sunday evening on an extended
trip to Cloudcroft and the Califor-
MIA resorts. Mr.. and Mrs. Harri-
son will be Joined at Tucson on
their return by Mrs. Harrison's
son, James Lovelady, who has
spent the summer camping.
b. l.. Moncus and Lee Taylor
were in from the Ina country
Monday reporting excellent rains
In their vicinity the past week. ].
A. Freeman Of Ina brought to
town his first load of new wheat,
trading it for flour.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Webb have
returned from Colorado, where
they have spent the summer. Mr.,
Webb is superintendent of CITY
schools. y
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. James Conwell for a party on
next Tuesday afternoon in honor
Of little Miss Bettys sixth birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Swift and
children of Tulsa, Oklahoma. re-
turned home this week after a visit
with Mrs. II. e. Stansbury and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Jones and
son, Wilbur, expect to leave this
week for an overland trip to Grand
Canyon.
Mrs. w. 3. HUMPHREYS, Jr., is
entertaining the Wednesday bridge
Grub this week in the last meeting
of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Trigg are en-
pertaining with O house party for
the weekend at the Triggs' ranch
near C2mpana. Guests will be Mr.,
ana MRS. Whettem of Kansas City
the Misses Elizabeth and Wilma
Bluet of TT. Worth. Mr. and Mrs
James Conwell. Mr.. and Mrs. w,
w. Woolsey, Tucumcari, and Mr.,
and Mrs. E. D. Newman, Santa Fe,