Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-14

ilisiht W hh IT 'NAlNt AhDiNs ANONt
heard Mrs. Rodey say hat -four o.
the members were out of the city ant
that the one table was made up o
invited guests. Miss Lee was there
and her sister. Miss Lou Lee; Miss
Baldridge, who Is mighty popular
with the married and unmarried sets
Mrs. Roy Mcdonald, Mrs. Raymond
Stamm, Mrs. p. G.. Cornish, Mrs
George Simms and Mrs. j. T. Nc
Laughlin. Which are the regulars
do you SUPPOSE" (Aside-Sounds as
tho Dame Rumor is accusing the
other four Of being insurgents" She
didn't mean that, however, but want
cd to know which was the visiting
half. Not knowing, we are not pre-
pared to say.
And the next thing the old woman
who doesn't live in the shoe told me
was the best ever, Its rich, and, O
you boys. that didn't know almost we
will forgive you just a tiny swear, \
bunch of girls, some of the niftlest
and the prettiest in the burg couldn't
stand this summertime monotony
longer, and they put their heads to-
gether-a bad sign, boys-and
planned the lark of the season. II
was on the @. T. and the soft, soft
pedal muffled all the noise of prep
aration, and how do you suppose that
one investigating bold. bad boy got
neXt2 The girls don't know, l don't,
Dame Rumor doesn't, and the man in
the case is still running from the
storm of feminine wrath, so ii will
probably remain one of the mysteries,
AS to what the girls did-well. it
won't hurt to tell now that the circus
is over. They hied themselves back
to the land of childhood, all in short
skirts and with dangling pigtails. I'm
agine the picture and the fun the
fellow had who sneaked in, but more
OF him anon. over at Isabelle Con-
nolly's house the front porch was a
dell with a fountain that flowed
Of real punch, served by
two fairies-in everyday life, we know
them as little Bessie Rogers and Lena
Espinosa. The interior from which
the furniture had vanished as though
transferred by the fairies was q real
scene with rustling leaves
the only carpet. And there the maids
from school made merry in all
the childhood games. and Dame.
said she never, in all her life.
heard such a racket. AS the clock
struck ten all removed their masks,
nd then it was, at that still hour. of
the night, the horrible discovery was
He wor a wig. but, o that
The old lady who was peeping
In the window said the girls didn't
but dropped on the floor and re-
to bulge until it was announced
ne had disappeared over the high
board fence. The pity of 1t is that VIC
don't know his name, nor whence he
nor where, but the maidens gay
were Misses Margaret Asselin, Hazel
Rogers. Aileen Brachvogel, George
.utz, Estelle Harris, Barbara Harris,
Mayme Tierney. Gertrude Espinosa,
media E%spinosa. Eunice Mcclellan
ind Beatrice Armijo.
1t seems, according to the self
talker of the day. that some of
boys also came to life this past
Teek-surprising, isn't 1t? Yes,
actually a dance, a real live dance |
happened. She said there we're some
yer at the Woman's club
Wednesday night, and she heard |
hings. too. In a soto voice Hugh
Bryan told Gillette Cornish that he
bought Mabel White the prettiest
girl who had visited in the city for
moons Cornish seconded the
Miss White is g summer
'isitor at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
T. A, Reidy and didn't e what the
said. Aud the dance went on
ust the same. Paul Mohnkern
the strains Of music
o which they tripped the light
antastic, and the old lady declared
he music good. There was punch,
the winning kind, but. maybe. YOU
see the joke. You know afterl
he fight. a crowd madly rushed into
picture show in New York that
displayed a sign which read
winning punch 1t proved TO be a
lunch bowl and the knocked out were
everal men asleep in various stages
f-overcomeness. But it has nothing
o do with the case M was told by
of explanation. These are the
Ioys who started things. headed off
nth the Grand Mogul of the proceed
ngs: Lawrence Lee. Charles Lembke.
fr. Faegens, Mr.. Mullen. Ira Boldt.
sert Skinner, Benson Newell. viii ]
White. Hugh Bryan, Gillette Cornish
nd Mr.. Johnson.
The guests: Misses Eileen McMil-
m. Kathryn Strickler. Lolita Hum
ng. Ruth Coss, Mabel White. Ethel
aint. Hazel Cox, Fanny Pratt.
frances Borders. Miss Holmes,
osephine Campfield. Mr.. and Mrs
'heodore woolsey and Mr. and Mrs
= b. Rechnagel chaperoned.