Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-02
SOCORRO

DR.. and Mrs. C. C. Clarke enter
.tained ON Saturday evening with
three tables of bridge. 1t was one
of those delightful little affairs
where the guests are called up just
a few hours in advance. and no
formally observed. A delicious
salad course was served. Those
present were DR. and Mrs. Charles
G. Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. r. b.
.Lverheart, Mr.. and Mrs, G. c. York,
Mr., and Mrs. w. j. Eaton, Mrs. II.
o, Bursum.
N. C. de Rome returned Satur-
day from Inspiration, Arizona,
where he, has spent the past three
months. MIR. de Rome will re-enter
the school Of mines at it's opening
on September IL for his final year.
One Of the largest and most
delightful parties of the summer
was given on Saturday evening al
the home of Mrs. Henry Chambon,
IGNORING her daughter, Miss Marie,
and her sons, Frank and Henry.
Dancing was enjoyed until late
hour, when an ice course was
served. Those present were Misses
| Genevicve Sparks, Alma Phillips,
Pauline Jackson, Mary Ellen Tin
men, Effie Crabtree, Elizabeth Ter
ny. Hannah Fitch. Ruth Bursum.
Isabelle Speare, Laverne Navarro,
Lupe Gallegos, Helen Hilton, Vir-
lginia Smiley, Elizabeth Nicholas,
Harriet Herkenhoff, Masie Berry,
.Thelma Lewis, Cora Lee Tanner,
Graves Means, Hazel Lowenstein,
Marian Baldwin, Jean Bunton;
Mcssrs. Francis Hammel, Robert
Hilton, Florentino Baca, Louis
! Halves, August Hilton, owen Terry,
Sanborn Nicholas, Frank Towle
George Bunton, Holt Bursum, ia,
! Courtney Collins, Raymond Heath,
Tyson Schaulbie.
The county high school and the
public schools will open on Tues
iday with the following teachers:
High school-E. l.. Enloe, James
Green, Misses Ruth Shaefer, Helen
Goet2, Mrs Myrtle Billou; gram
mar grados-Misses Elois Eden,
Elizabeth Tingnely, Emma Virgil,
Mary Giainero, Lucy Fortune,
Mesdames w. B. Bunton, Anne
Nicholas. Emma Abeyta, Messrs
Pedro Lopez. Matthias Torrez Miss
Kirtma0 McNairy will be musical
INSTRUCTOR,
The family Of ]. A. McAllister
have moved to Socorro from their
ranch, seven miles north of town,
! in order that their children may
Icnter school here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keith and
son, Richard, have returned from a
camping trip in the White noun
tains.
little Miss Dorothy Dykstra had
a party Wednesday afternoon, the
Occasion of her third birthday
Just a few Of the closest friends of
this winsome little girl were asked.
but there was nothing lacking to
make the afternoon very happy
one. Those present were Martha
| Nicholas. Alma Ward Nicholas,
Helen Baldwin, Jewell Phillips
| Dewey DykStra.
Professor and Mrs. r. II. Reece
and children have returned from a
two weeks trip to FL Paso.
Rev. w. a. Erwin will return
soon from an extended visit with
Mrs. Erwin in San Diego, Calf.
Professor G. j. Herrick and
daughter, Miss Ruth, left Saturday
for their home in Chicago, after a
visit with Mrs. w, II. Herrick and
family.
ilege. is the gilest of Mrs. w. II.
Herrick. on Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Herrick was hostess to an
informal reception in Mrs. Whites
honor. The guest list was limited
to friends who knew Mrs. White
during her residence here several
Years ago.
Frank Towle left Wednesday for
his home in Denver, after a visit
with his sister, Mrs. Lee Baldwin.
Miss Kirkman McNairy reached
home Wednesday from Chicago,
where she spent six weeks at the
columbia school Of music. On her
way home she stopped for a week
lat Cimarron, where she visited
friends.
| Mrs. Anton Mayer spent Monday
in Magdalena.