Tea honors New Mexico PEO president in Albuquerque
Mrs H V Fall headlined a tea hosted by sister Mrs E C Bush in Albuquerque attended by ninety PEO members from chapters E and L and guests from Santa Fe Belew Mountainair and Socorro. Tables featured green and white decor with narcissus stock and green candles. Mrs Van Devanter of Chapter L served as toastmistress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Fall
New Mexico
E. C. Bush
Albuquerque
Bush
D. P. Nolting
T. J. Mabry
George Mitchell
Henry Wiles
Belew
Louise Lipp
Miriam Nolting
Eleanor Mullison
Albuquerque Journal
PEO
Santa Fe
Mountainair
Socorro
van Devanter
Roswell Roswell Latin Class Hosts Roman Supper In Westminster Hall
Roswell High School’s Cicero Latin class guided by Miss Rozella Kropp held a Saturday Roman supper in Westminster Hall with Helen Ruth Glover Ruth Jankes John Hill Jr John Henry Russell Billie Armstrong in Roman slave costumes. Guests included Superintendent D. N. Pope and several staff. entertainment featured by Miss Hazel Smith Ruth Coen and Marceline Schaubel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell High School
Rozella Kropp
Westminster Hall
Helen Ruth Glover
Ruth Jankes
John Hill Jr
John Henry Russell
Billie Armstrong
Miss Kropp
Hazel Smith
Ruth Coean
Marceline Schaubel
Kelsie Brackeen
Ernesto Burciaga
Louise DeTemple
Nancy Elizey
Mabel Howard
Inez Howard
Florence Huitz
Dorothy Lancaster
Patricia Mitchell
Ruth Jean Smith
Ella Tarbell
D. N. Pope
Mary Jane Villard Tenth Birthday Party Held In Roswell
The tenth birthday anniversary of Mary Jane Villard was celebrated with a Valentine party. Winners of Hearts were Aleen Hinkle and Ruby Grace McCracken. A ten candle cake and heart shaped ice cream were served, with heart shaped Valentines for favors. Numerous friends attended the reading as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Villard
R. L. Villard
Aleen Hinkle
Ruby Grace McCracken
Mary Jane
Marjorie Robertson
Beth Hitchcock
Ann Johnson
Frances Martin
Sara Dabbs
Becky Yoder
Mary Helen Jones
Hope MacKiel
Nelle Pearce
Betty White
Marilyn Blea
Jean Seiling
Thoma Hunter
Laura Lee Barnett
Martha Ann Hitchcock
Virginia Crosby
Vera Mae Hall
Barbara Vaudeser
Mary F. Greenwade
Ruth Ann Carothers
Dannie Ruth Danenberg
Peggy Farnsworth
Jane Wolfe
Dorothy Lee Villard
F. Grant Keyes
New York City
New Jersey
Connecticut
Barbara Keyes
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Nancy Tweedy's First Birthday Party Noted
The first birthday anniversary of Nancy Tweedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield Tweedy, was celebrated Saturday afternoon with a mother baby party. Pink sweet peas decorated the lace Yard tea table with a birthday cake and pink and white ices. Attending were Joy and Gay Lair and Mrs. Jack Lair, Sally Ann and Mrs. H. P. Saunders, Betty and Mrs. Henry D. Bedford, Lea Jr. and Mrs. Lea Rowland, Paula and Mrs. Paul D. Wilmot, Ruth Louise and Mrs. Roy Norton, Charles F. II and Herbert Pruit Jr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Joyce, Lynn and Mrs. Joseph S. Griffiths, Patricia and Mrs. A. D. Moores, Patricia and Sylvester P. III and Mrs. Sylvester P. Johnson Jr., Mrs. B. P. Rasmus, Mrs. Otis Brenneman, and Miss Nancy Rasmus, grandmother and aunts of Nancy Tweedy, Mrs. John Tweedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Tweedy
Mansfield Tweedy
Lace Yard
Nancy
Joy and Gay Lair
Jack Lair
Sally Ann
H. P. Saunders
Betty
Henry D. Bedford
Nancy Rasmus
John Tweedy
Gay Valentine Party at The Womans Club Hosts
Miss Murrell hosted a gay Valentine party Friday evening in the banquet room of The Womans Club with Spanish Mexican food and music. Miss Virginia Fae Jackson has gone to Silver City to enter State Teachers College for the second semester. Verl Wilson won high score. guests included Eileen Rapp Olive Butler Marcella Clayton Alice Tilton Mary Cole Willma Murrell Lynn Croissant Glover Chapman Otis Basham and Lee Henrichs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Womans Club
Roswell
Womprs Club
Woman’s Club
Bob Crosby
Virginia Fae Jackson
Silver City
State Teachers College
Willma Murrell
Verl Wilson
Eileen Rapp
Olive Butler
Marcella Clayton
Alice Tilton
Mary Cole
Lynn Croissant
Glover Chapman
Otis Basham
Clint Irwin
Lee Henrichs
Entertaining at Dinner Mrs Guffin Hosts Guests
Mrs Daisy Notley Guffin entertained a group of friends yesterday at one o'clock dinner in the private dining room of Nickson Coffee Shop. Calendulas and freesias centered the table with Rev and Mrs B B Titus and others including Will H Hortenstein A E Fleehart B B Wilson Russell W Franzen and George Perrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Notley Guffin
Nickson Coffee Shop
Calendulas and Freesias
Valentine Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Campbell
Mrs Archie Campbell entertained her bridge club Saturday afternoon at a Valentine party. Decorations and refreshments reflected the charming theme. Those who bridged included Mrs Hermann Crile, Mrs W K King, Mrs Harrison Williams, Mrs Maurice Trout, Mrs W E Lander, Mrs Delmar Twinn, Mrs Carl Bird, and Mrs Eugene L Fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Campbell
Bridge Club
Valentine
Mmes
Hermann R. Crile
W. K. King
Harrison Williams
Maurice D. Trout
W. E. Lander
Delmar Twinn
Carl Bird
Eugene L. Fry
Monday Bridge Club At Mrs Moberlys Home
Mrs Harry G Moberly hosted the Monday Contract Bridge Club at 513 North Kentucky Avenue with Mmes Willard Prager Max Coll Lawrence Wolfe H P Saunders Arthur Farnsworth George Erwin Ethel Lucas and Mrs Moberly playing Mrs Morgan Davis ill with flu improves and Mrs Philip Klingsmith at Saint Marys Hospital with a severe flu case The charge Farley page continues noting gifts value and questions over stamps to Roosevelt and others and definition of sale or distribution by Millard and Democratic leaders express concern over post office matters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Harry G. Moberly
North
Kentucky Avenue
Mmes
Willard L. Prager
Max Coll
Lawrence Wolfe
H. P. Saunders
Arthur L. Farnsworth
George L. Erwin
Ethel Lucas
Kansas City
Mrs. Moberly
Morgan J. Davis
Philip C. Klingsmith
Saint Mary’s Hospital
Stamp Complaints Prompt Inquiry Amid Opposition
Fragmentary OCR notes report stamp complaints and demands for an inquiry. References to artistic beauty and a figure named Mill suggest a debated issue facing strong opposition, with a likely meeting at West 3rd Street implied.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Thorpe
P. E
Cicero
Friendly Epiphany Tea
Daughters OF the King
Saint Andrews
A. F. Fegan
Liela B. Marlow
King
R. W. Aldrich
Co. W. Grier
Henry Puckett
W. ¥. Woodhead
Dwight Echler
Joyce Hunter
F. B. Howden Jr
J. B. McGhee
E. J. Bates
Roosevelt
Cahoon Armory
Institute
Phil Baldy
Lois Marie
Billie
Marie Baldy
Clovis
FitzGerald Georgia
Freddie Bergin
Mary Tudor
San Francisco
Bal Tabarin
Madge Ingalls
Louise Tucker
Mary Helena Coats
Judson Goodart
Joe W. Huff
Artesia
Ray Barton
Grace Baker
D. C. Pearson
James C. Ballard
John McClure
Tucson
Ebba Hammar
Frances McClure
The
University of Arizona
A. J. Simms
Vaughn
Ira L. Holmstead
J. F. Carroll
Illinois Bend
Texas
Opal Kersey
Mary Catherine Carper
Texas Tech
Little Nancy Tweedy
Colt
Jack Holt
Edmund Lowe
Princess
Mhur
Carole Lombard
Chester Morris
Nancy Carroll
Donald Cook
Jealousy
A. Gay Valentine
Miss Murrell
Lila Ecclair
Louis Bayard
New York Society
Mrs. Allston Boyer
Charge Farley
Mr. Farley
Farley
House Post Office Committee
Millard
Louis M. Howe
Howe
Ices
House
Harold McCracken
Prescott Halsey
Ae Tobacco Company
Seathte Ee N.C
J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Kipling
RCA Victor
Trotter Radio
Philco Jr
Emerson
RCA Radiola
Zink Music Co
North Main
Milady
Vogue
F. F. Peters
Frazier Forman Peters
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