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

Most of Carlsbad's social activi-
ties center around the bathing
beach during the intense heat of
mid -summer. Each afternoon it
is the social gathering place, and
late into the night it is the scene
of gay parties. Sunday afternoon
picnic suppers after the swim are
popular. A Congenial party pic
nicking last Sunday afternoon in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hardy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Lange OF
Otis; Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Cunning
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u. Erwin, Mrs.
Howard Moore and DR.. Ennis.
Another party at which Miss Mary
Johnston was hostess included Mr..
and Mrs. II. f. Christian, Mr.. and
Mrs Lige Merchant, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Duson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
McKim, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Bell, and Miss Alice Teeple of
Houston, Texas, the guest of Mrs.
Christian.
A prominent visitor of the week
was Chief Counsel ottoman Ha-
mele Of the u. s. reclamation serv-
ice, Washington, d. c., who was
! on a tour of inspection of western
reclamation projects. While In
Carlsbad Mr.. Hamele was given a
banquet at the Crawford hotel by
/ the members of the Pecos Water
/ Users association.
Mrs. John Merchant and Mrs.
/ Lige Merchant entertained with an
informal dance at their home in
! La Huerta on Thursday night. The
I honor guests We're Miss Eldred
| Holbert, who is spending the sum-
\ mer in Carlsbad, the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Lige Merchant. and j.
d. Merchant, Jr., who is home
from Trinity School, New York.
! Fifty guests from Carlsbad's
younger social set were present.
a unique and delightfully."- in
formal affair was the Tennessee
lawn fete which was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank
! Joyce on Thursday. Native Ten
nesseeans residing in Carlsbad were
guests and included the families of
j. +. Joyce, Clarence Bell, j. F.
Flowers, Il. NJ. Thorne, j. FL.
Bowling of Chattanooga. Others
present were Mrs. Shelby Moore,
Howard Moore, Judge and Mrs.
Lamb, Mrs. A. A. Davis, Mrs. My
ron Clark of Silver City, Mrs. w.
, II. Harroun, Miss Margaret Har-
roun, Mrs. Mary Thorne, and Miss
Willie Lovett.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. G. Tracy left
| U'riI f11nrpip1u~ ~, oh 10
trip to different parts of the state
Mrs. n. L. Randolph has re-
turned from six weeks visit to
/ California. Mr.. Randolph is ex-
pected home the last of the week
| from the eastern markets, where
he has been buying winter stock
: for the Peoples Mercantile Co
store.
, DIR. and Mrs. W. F. Glasier and
: sons, Bobbie and Billie, are enjoy.
r ing a vacation motor trip through
! northern New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ed Carter re.
turned Saturday from a visit to e
|, Paso and Cloudcroft. Little Miss
. Martha Carter visited the George
/. Fredericks while they were away
l. Among those attending the fun.
eral of Col. j. w. Wilson in Ros
! well on Friday were Messrs. j. D
Hudgens. Ed Weaver, John Boil
J ton, Eugene Roberts, f. r. Bujac
i. r. Hubert. r. M. Thorne, Jo
: seph Wertheim, c. D. Rickmar
. and ]. r. Linn.
Miss Frances Beinert, who ha,
been the attractive house guest O
! Mrs. George O'Connor for seyera
. weeks, has returned to her home /,
| Hopkins, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. OFT. Mr.. and Mrs
! Sutton and Mr.. Warren Gosset
are spending ten days camping O,
the Ruidoso. Soon after they re
= turn to Carlsbad Mr.. and Mrs. OF
Q and Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton will leay
u for their home In Dayton, Ohio.
c An old fashioned cattle round
up has been in progress for tel
e days onIhe different Livingston
= ranches. Numbers of visitors iron
=. Carlsbad have been ATTENDING
" Among those going out last Frida
2 were Mrs. Marvin Livingston. he
guests, Mrs. Ben Rotten Of z
! Paso, Mrs. c. c.. Stunz of Miami
3 Ariz., Gordon Jones of Globe
Ariz., and Mrs. c. c. Skies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Mann an
$ daughter, Barbara, of Ell Paso, VIII
e have been spending the summer /
p Carlsbad. have decided to renal
. permanently and have rented tn
n Noel home on Canyon street. M,
n Mann has position with Gibso
3 Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Linn, VIII
IS have been visiting friends an
: relatives in Carlsbad for the pas
- two months, have returned to thei
e home in Washington, d. c.
j.