Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-07

do l know? Do you suppose they for
got 10 tell the minister, and believe
me, the minister didn't forget TO tell
the hereto writer. Denver and Fort
Worth papers discovered three min
listers had INDUCED the demoralizing
pastime of card playing and condemn
ed the gospel opponents and the afore
mentioned preachers are deluged with
letters of righteous indignation var
iously and strongly expressed. And
TO cap il all they are to be called to
account. SO It's said, before the ma
tional conference.
What do you know about IL? They
demand immediate apology from he
society editor, the which is granted.
No they did not play cards, never ah
never-and the horrible accusation
is swallowed with gulps of remorse.
The ministers said the apology must
be in these columns because most of
the women didn't read anything else
save society. Thanks. Every little
bit of consolation helps.
Dear society do you feel all at once
dreadfully wicked because you enjoy
a friendly game Of cards? Don't you
worry, this excessive goodness is
strenuous; proven by the ~hullabaloo
over the item Under discussion aud it
is still a little tor warn for strenuous
ity. besides there ought to be a law
, against people getting serious in the
summer time.
The past week has beer the dullest
of the dull summer and oh. for a few
card parties, the which to entertain
you this morning. There was one
wedding of importance, but we could
not hold the news, so you know all
about it from a previous issue.
Wei, here goes for the little T
know;
Marion Frank was hostess az a
pretty juvenile affair of the week,
complimentary to little Dorothy Cart
wright. Helen Graham, Marjorie
steam, Esther Trotter, Margaret Spar
go and Dorothy Mann were the other
guests. Each of the above mentioned
boasts a special accomplishments in
day afternoon was spent in airing
these talents and with the good things
to eat incident to all parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Cartwright de-
iivered one OF their interesting pro-
grams at the C~hautauqua last week
and leave tomorrow accompanied by
Miss Blanche Porterfield for a con-
cert tour along the Pacific coast. The
tour through the northwest was very
successful AM the Forest Cartwright
Concert company is adding new laur-
els to an already abundant supply nj
each successive stop.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Pink enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday in honor of
TIE ,3int iithday of Mrs. Il. $. Hall,
mother of Mrs. Pink, and little son,
George PINK. 1r 1w, ca kes encircled
in smilax and bearing cf ndles telling
the respective ages of grandmother
and grandson were one on either
side OF the pretty arrangement of as
tiers and asparagus which formed the
Ce~nterpiece.
Other Duke City people in attend
ancc at the seat of learning in the
woods ale delegates of the First Me-
thodist Sabbath school as follows;
Mrs. j. w. Berkley, Mrs. David Stew
art and son, Morrison, Mrs. Elia
Douglas and daughter, Velma, Mrs.
Mollie Leaning n daughters, Mary
and lora. Mrs. Charles Leaning and
Mr.. Earl Porterfield.
Miss Mary Nudge Whitman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whitman
Of Oxnard, Cal. was married at that
place Tuesday last to Mr.. Harry CO.
vele Bohlander of San Jacinto. Cal.
Miss Whitman visited three months In
Albuquerque and made a large circle
of friends who will be much Interest,"
ed in her recent marriage.
Miss SAKE, secretary of the Y. w. {.
A.. leaves the first of the week to JON
the Chautauqua colony. she wlll oe-
a p Thursday on Mission
arv and Mining" and will have charge
of the final meeting next Sunday
night,
Misses Ruth and Beatrice llfeld
and Miss Elsie Kempenich have re-
turned from Trou Springs near Las
Vegas. where they have been guests
at the summer home of Mrs. Max
Nordhaus for the past three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Springer OF Old
Albuquerque will entertain a number
of friends today in honor OF their
daughter. Miss Lula. SpEn&er, . /
The Ladies' Aid Of the Lutheran
met with Mrs. NJ. C. Clay. sol
West Marbl eavenue, last Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Viola Skinner will cave during
the moHln LOT StdltAf AIN NH'h'
She will enter Galloway college for
;hc ensuing tsrm.
Mrs. rrank Meyers of Deming Is
her sister. Mrs. Charles Wat
az North Fourth street.
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Mrs. A. W. Arson n daughter
returned from Long Beach, Cal.
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Mrs. +. +. sullivan and baby have /
to Chicago and Michigan re-
sorts for two months. Z
Mrs. Nutter. Mrs. Shadrach ana =
Mrs. Barnes are in charge Of the W s
G. r u. institute ct the chautauqua &
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Mrs. Edward Spitz has returned I
from California. /
Mrs. Thomas Hughes has left Tor
Fe. where she will visit her
daughter. Mrs. Thomas Hughes for
a few weeks.
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Miss Lola Neher had as guests dur
Ing the week her cousins, Misses
and Iouisa Segelke. of Crete, \