Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS GATHERED
FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE SUNSHINE STATE
PORTALES

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ant was the delightful hostess,
assisted by her mother, Mrs
Wright, to more than 80 ladies
at morning social and rock
party. Six tables were placed for
rock. and while several ladies en-
ioyed the game, others spent the
time in social chat. The rooms
of this spacious home were
charmingly beautiful with shasta
daisies and sweet peas. All
through the morning the adde's
enjoyed ice lemonade and minis
and after the games, sherbet and
cake were served the ladies',
The Clovis people extended Il
cordial invitation TO "Porta.es
only" to use their swimming vol
last Sunday and many Portales-
ties accepted the invitation and
drove to Clovis and enjoyed he
swimming.
The young ladies' and gentle
mems Sunday school class of the
Methodist church, which is taught
by X. A. Palm, chaperoned by
their teacher drove to the II.
Bar ranch, two miles out on ri
day evening, and enjoyed a two
course picnic luncheon. First
course consisted of everything
good TO eat and second course was
ice cream and cake.
The Rev. and Mrs. n. j. Rea-
soner pleasingly entertained at
Sunday dinner Mr.. Stokes, Mr.,
and Mrs. Paul Stokes, Miss Ruby
Stokes and brother, John Stokes
Everett Du Puey, Willis Garrett,
Carl Reynolds, Thomas Jeringan
and Oscar Mccormack left Por-
tales Tuesday for Ell Paso, where
they entered the citizens train
aing camp at Fort Bliss, They
will be in training for one month,
twenty-five girls and boys OF
the younger set spent a jolly eve
ming Friday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Williams, when their
daughters, Misses May md
Grace, entertained with a lawn
party. The spacious grassy lawn
was made more beautiful by the
addition of many electric lights.
Many games were enjoyed and
during a hull in the pleasures, ice
cream and cake were served.
Eight girl friends of May and
Grace remained all night, and the
girls had a gay time the rest of
the night at slumber party on
the back lawn of the Williams
home.
The Methodist church held
baptismal service on Sunday night
after services. The baptizing
took place at the Baptist church
and three girls were received into
the church by immersion.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Baker ar
rived here Wednesday from Yer
non, Texas, and are guests in the
home of their son and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Baker.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. L.
l.. Brown entertained Professor
Pryor B. Timmons of Ohio at Il
z o'clock dinner at their country
home.
On Wednesday Professor and
Mrs. j. S. Long of Portales en-
tertained Professor Timmons at a
o'clock two-course dinner at
their home.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Mueller and darchter.
Miss Helen, were delightful nos-
tesses at a two-course, Z O'Clock
luncheon, honoring Professor Tim
mons. Places were laid at a
beautifully appointed table, on the
center of which rested a large
bouquet Of daisies, for Professor
Timmons, Miss Mary West. Mrs.
Rhoda Johnson, Everett Du Puey
and brother, Oscar Du Puey, of
California, Miss Helen Mueller
and Mrs. and Mrs. Mueller. A
delightful evening was spent So
cially. After two weeks visit with
many friends in Portales, Profes-
sor Timmons left Thursday for
Roswell, where he will visit the
Rev. and Mrs. z. P. Kuhl for A
few days, then will go by way Of
Alamogordo and Cloudcroft to Ell
Paso, where he will visit his
friend and former instructor DIR.
Frank H. Fl. Roberts, and wife
Then he will go to San Marcial
Albuquerque and Las Vegas
where he will spend two weeks f.
the mountains before going tc
his home at Clarksburg, Ohio
On September l he will begin hi.
school work for the ensuing wear
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyal are enter.
tanning w. d. Chaffin Of Dallas
Texas, who is here with n view
TO locating in the Portales valley
On Friday evening Mrs Claur
Jones was hostess at her home
with the Mesdames z. N. Vince,
or, William Barton and j. ]
Richards, assisting, to the Junior
Methodist Missionary society a
lawn party and picnic suppel
at s O'Clock. After the CHI ldrAr
had enjoyed many games. h,
evenings pleasures closed will
the picnic. The last course o
the supper was ice cream tnC
cake.
On Saturday afternoon the chill
dren at the Baptist orphanage re
ceived quite a treat when Mes
DANES Charles Maxwell, ]. Pos
and l.. V, Brown paid them
visit and presented them with /
nice pies for their Sunday din
ner, and also nice quilt. Tn.r
are at the present time 80 chi!
dren being cared for at the PAP
fist orphans home.
Gov. Merritt c. Mechem IN
Judge S. 3. Davis, Jr., were por
tales visitors on Friday.
The w. c. T. u. held their res
ular meeting on Friday after
noon at o'clock at the home {
Mrs. Rhoda Johnson and MI.
Mary West. After devotional lie
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