Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-31

fully sorry but there's nothing DO
ing absolutely. Politics in varying de-
grees of argument and presentation is
the sole topic of the day. If the wo-
men were as deeply Interested as the
men, wonder what would happen 10
the homes and children. Believe me-
business isn't first these days, nor
pleasure: no indeed, it's politics, so II
Is probably a good thing the women
are not to vote ct the coming election
Which hoarse and husky STUFF pro
ceeding from q non-suffrag'st re-
minds me: Recently q s~uftragist' d
very prominent one and a brilliant
woman at that, it seems the really in
tollectual women want suffrage, ana
the writer Is told that it Is displayai
OF ignorance on her part not TO es-
mouse the cause-anyhow aforemen-
TONED suffragist called me up on the
telephone.
Miss Clyce,' said she, you in your
writing use 50 often the term SUI
frngette and we s~uffragists dc OBJ
iect. You know there is a dlstlhc-
ton: the s~uffragcttes are the rant
Ing. raving sort. and that Is not the
type of women who want to vote IN
this coming state" Standing correct
ed and fully assured the women OF the
territory want only to cast the bailo'
and not the brick, | humbly apollo
gized. and beg to assure you Mrs. sur
tragist that the term was misused.
NV mistake, and honor bright, I'm
sottv Blt say. this advocate Of the
great cause with whom the oVersigh-
ned talked. said that the suggestion
In have Mr.. Bernard :. Rodey au-
dress a convention had been acted
nnon. 1t seems that prominent poll-
tfcian was asked to talk on suffrage
nj me Chautauqua and assured them
in real R~ooseveltian spirit that ne
would be dee-lighted only he q te
20 TO Alaska. It's another call Of
New Mexico, MI. Rodey, and the sui
~rraeists wish to express in these cot
ums their deep regret at your depart
ure.
Parties Yes, several, with the tell
ing of which the writer viii now pro-
coed,
The event of the week which mas
been one of summer time social iner-
tia was Mrs. NJ. l.. Sterns morning
bridge OF wednesday. The stern
home in Park View Terrace, always
an ideal place of entertainment, was
rendered especially attractive by the
| fresh flowers and ferns that were ar
ranged about the rooms. The tlrs'
| n, ize. an exauisiete ~spangled fan, was
won bv Mrs. Bessie Jaffa and Mrs
Cornish captured the second, a mana
embroidered cushion. Luncheon fol-
lowed the game with places for Mes
danes Louis Ilfeld, Noah Ifeld' Der
nard ufeld, 2. G.. Cornish, Willard >
HONEYWELL. l.. b. Stern, 5. Stern sam
Neustadt. Berthold Spitz. Harry Lee
Frank Wilson, G. l.. Brooks, A. KEN
penich. j.. IA. O'Rielly, seymour Lew
inson. Bessie Jaffa and Miss open
helm.
There was another card party Wed'
nesday morning, representative OF Tue
plensant informally Of most ot th'
out of season social affairs. MIS- !
V MAYNARD was the hostess at mel
home. H. w. Gold complimentary tt
her sister. Mrs. Merrill who Is spend
inc the summer months in the city
The artistic prettiness oil the roon''
was enhanced by the sweet peas an
white h~oneysuckle used IN ellec'N'
arrangement. Five Hundred was t"'
name at the conclusion of which, sum
mcrv refreshment was given carelu
} confederation. Mrs. Maynard's guest
were Mesdames Borders, earns, ION
Wilkerson, Stortz. Earl steam Hodslu
Common. Shupe. Fred Garfield. Wal
5 Iinaton. Briggs. Hust and Miss Hobo
way.
Mrs. Borders entertained inioilha'
? " at cards. Monday morning in hon
l nv of Miss Holloway. Progressive so
/ and luncheon made up a pleasant 1T
tIs "neighborhood" affair Of the weei
e Mrs Frank Wilson was hostess a
dinner Friday evening. 10 h brida
marty of the Hopping-Benedict nup
e tial ceremony Of the coming weel
81 Tbc Groom To- be. MI. Roy Benedic
= is a brother OF Mrs. Wilson ana WI
. no married next Wednesday, Angus
2 10 Miss Gertrude Hopping. It's
a case Of the woman becoming q Ben
|, edict.
Mr. and Mrs. stephen Andros an
= uttle daughter have returned from IN
Z paens. where they have been som
weeks the guests OF the Robert Pu'
news at their summer home
y Mr. and Mrs. Robert PutneN nav
reopened their town home ana wi
u spend the rest of the summer IN u
tests.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. n. Mcsset' ol ~
< Arno. entertained with cards 10
lowed bv a buffet supper ON last MOI
< dav evening. The charminglysaffan'
cd little affair was In honor oil MI
N q Hopkins Of Magdaiena AMI u
guests included Miss Howell. Mi
Adele Howell. Miss Robinson NJ
k. sergeant. Mr.. Hunt. Rev. A. y. Evai
d Of Magdalena and Rev. c. A. Clsr
III II happened IN the dim Interior
81. Mary's church. San Antoni
Texas. at early mass on the mornii
Of july IS. aud the scores Of frien'
~ Of the contracting party will be mu'