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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
The MontezuIna Ball

THE writer wishes for a new coin
ago OF adjeetivcs for this description
feeling the oid-time worn ones made
qu8te Tor the ocCasion. You know IL
is Nhe 'affaire recherche" Of the
whole twelve moons and, II You went,
that il WAS the best of several times
twelve. could Montezuma or his
greht bird have lowered over the AL
varldO Friday evening along between
the hours of eleven and twelve. there
isn'r the slightest bit OF doubt ne
would have been staggered" and
dlzzg with the brilliancy. might have
fallen IN the midst OF the beautiful
Imagine. \ bird without the bot
tle-and its hardly likely Montezuma
would have Been in approved modern
dress suit. After all it's probably just
as well the great divinity was safe in
the land on divinities.
II return. the music WAS melody
tit co lull the soul and stir the feet.
whiFh right royalty IL did. The
gov ns-Dut. dear me. you know they
are the most beautiful part OF the ball
and represent hours Of thought ana
labor. and enhance the beauties Of
the wearers and-hut what's the use
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

The Charity Ball

80 "a
This, TOO, is an annual event and
second in Importance to the Mote
yuma. II went this year with the
go Of previous affairs aud was Just
n bit merrier han ever before. 1t
was for the most part full dress but
not entirely so and stiff formally
played but a small part In the pro-
c~eedings.
General Thomas who is as charm
ing as distinguished looking and
could give o youthful ball room
habitues points on good dancing,
VAS probably the center of attraction
AT this ball. rs al the Montezunia.
His aide, Lieut., Coke, was also n
prominent figure. Mrs. Frank Will
son assisted by other ladies OF tho
circle select" served really delicious
punch during the evening.
Messrs, John Lee CLARKE, JamisQn,
Ringland and DR.. Alger all members
or the floor committee did much TO
ward making the ball the success 1t
proved 10 be-. Many pretty gowns
were in evidence and IL was a gath.
ering of much of the beauty and FASH
ion Of Albuquerque. The music as
furnished by the FuhrmeYey-Cava-
naugh orchestra was exceptionally
good and added greatly to the success
the affair.
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Society vas well represented
Thursday and Friday at the fair
| grounds and proved loyal 10 Albu-
querque and statehood.
Wasn't Albuquerque day a Jam?
Not the kind W. used to steal from
the pantry shelf and which proved
our earliest exemplification of the
lesson, stolen sweets are best. No.
jam so applied is just plain everyday
American slang but VIII be well I'M
derstood by you, l am sure.
But this is wandering away from
Society, who Is our chief interest. |
need not add that tout lie monde
was there both days. What with
Governor Mills, Mrs. Mills, General
Thomas and other military lights
there were celebrities enough to
please every taste and they were Of
course the observed of all observ-
ers. Thursday in the governors box
we're General Thomas and his aide,
Lieutenant Coke, Major Kimball, Mrs.
j.. w. Pope, wife of Colonel Pope of
Denver and DR.. Smart and wife. 1t
was a box of distinguished military
folk and attracted considerable at
tention.
Mayor Lester, Mrs. Lester and Lor-
ma Lester had the adjoining box and
had as guests Mr. and Mrs. ivan
Grunsfeld and Miss Florence Gruns-
field.
Or. Edmund Alger and Mrs. Alger,
Mrs. Childers, Misses Edith and Ag-
mes Childers were in another and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wade, MIR. and
Mrs. /. r. Koch, Miss Sally Hardesty
and Mr.. Herman Schweizer were in
the next box.
In the McGaffey box were seen Mr..
and Mrs. McGaffey. Miss Bergere of
Santa Fe, Miss Mildred Fox. Mr.. A. S.
Ringland and Mr.. Drake.
Mr.. Earl Wylder had a o and his
guests were Miss Elsa Hartner. Mrs.
Bayne of Ration, and Nr. George
Munsey of Denver.
Friday, Governor and Mrs. Mills
and daughter. Miss Madeline, Gen
eral Thomas and Lieutenant Coke
We're in the governors box.
Mrs. Sterling. Mrs. Hopewell and
Mr.. Bronson who were to judge the
automobile parade, occupied another.
Miss Huning had a box with her
daughter, Miss Lolita Huning and
Miss Grace Borradaile.
Mrs. Smithers was in the adjoining
box with her children and Mr. AND
Mrs. Austin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
The Spread Of Christianity.


The .1O6th annual report OF the
British and Foreign Bible society,
juat published, shows that the total
Issues for the last year were as FOL
lows: Bibles, s43,7S4; New Tesla
ments. 1,19S. 92G: portions. 4,5I8,014
Totals. ~6,G20,024.
The marked increase In the issues
during the last year Is chiefly due 20
the advance OF Christianity IN the
Bar East. More than 100000 COP.
les OF the Scriptures went to China,
$685. 600 to Corea and 505,000 to
Japan. In India, including Burmah
and Ceylon, the circulation rose 10
1905 600.
In South America 5000 copies
and in Canada $4,000 copies were
put into the hands OF the people
while 1,tI5,0O0 copies were distrib-
uted IN Continental Europe.
The Gospels have been published IN
six new languages during tho last
wear. ST Matthew has been published
IN Ongpm, the speech OF a powerful
Bantu tribe ~inhabiting the basin OF
the Gabun river in French Congo. 81
Matthew and st. John have been pub
lished In Namau, the speech OF 10000
cannibals on the south coast Of Brit
81 < ANNAAALaMH ~ " Akkn -
New Caledonia st. Mark and 81. John
are printed IN Houallou and 81. Mark
IN POnerlhOuen.
Fol the Solomon islands 81. Mat
has been printed ia Mwala,
while st. Luke has been issued IN
Raga, spoken on Whitsuntide island,
in the New Hebrtdes.
All these six languages were re-
duccd 10 written form ia order mat
they might become vehicles OF the
Gospel For the subjects OF the Em-
peror Menelck a complete New Tesla
ment has at last been published IN
Tigrinya, o Semitic language spoken
b. 100000 people in h Tigre
Province OF Abyssinia.
In Braille TYP Tor the blind new
books OF the Bible were completed
year in Welsh, Spanish, Italian
Gnjarati and two Chinese dialects
The reissue o: the Engiish bibi- IN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
Banquets

Two fair time banquets Of unriVal-
ed hrilliance occurred at the Alvarado,
during the celebration season. The
Medical Society were in full posses
sion q week ago last night with an
elaborate spread and q flood of soul
and wit which considerably enliyened
proceedings.
Decorations were white and red
carnations used in numerous great
clusters which wore presented the
ladies NJ the conclusion OF the ban
quet last night.
DIR. Kaufman of this city was toast
master and filled the post with much
grace. ana some of the replies were
maryels Of literary wit and construc-
ton. Two FL Paso physicians. DR..
Vance ana Or. Maffie We're decided
hits OF the evening in their toasts,
and Or, Swope used the anne Of looil
medical men in n brilliant effort which.
brought forth rounds of applause.
Mrs. Frank sang several times in
unusually splendid voice aud was graz
.cious in her response TO the many eli
cores 80 urgently demanded. The
banquet lasted from Z TO 1 O'Clock
n that sums up the enjoyment OF
The affair as words cannot.
Wednesday night was the Travelling
Mems Banquet. Decorations were
va pOIUtt anu a ftltHditQ DItltstId
added the melody of the occasion. Dir.
O'Rielly was postmaster and proved a
clever one calling forth the hest ef
forts Of those called on for 'toasts."
Among the speakers We're Mr.. Nell
yane OF St. Louis, Mr.. Gibbons. Har-
~ Shoup. G. 5. Backus, Fred kahnt,
Mr.. Anderson Of st. Joseph. Ao., Mr..
Ambus. Dir. Randall. ]. r. keough.
r. G. Garfield. Ivan Grunsfeld. G. 5.
Brown. Raymond Stamm n +. \.
NIXON sang. both 10 the entire and
hilarious satisfaction of the banquet
GERS.
The banquet was the starting point
for the institution of a council OF the
United Commercial Travellers OF
America. the name OF which will
probably be the Rio Grandc council.
and which will be instituted In the
nea future, forty-onc having made
application for charter membership,
Among the ladies prevent At the
banquet were; Mrs J. II. O'Reilly
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suffice II 10 say they were too nil-
mcrous and too gorgeous for more
, word painting. Attendant feminity
I was the picture and set that night in
a fitting frame. The men? Well,
since the women were the pictures
and the ball DON the frame, mascu-
Unity must have been there TO see
and admire and for other incidental
services expected from obiiSing man
kind.
A reception first. formal and not
so largely attended as a reception
preceding q dance is likely to be-;
then at 10 o'clock the opening prom
enade. when society had arrived fash
ionably late.
The governor and his stately wife
led the march and, though W. agreed
not to talk more about the gowns, /
cannot forego a word about the n
worn by Mrs. Mills. Black velvet in
rich simplicity that made our first
lady regal and considerably enhanced
her lovellness.
But about these decorations, tho
east veranda was a veritable fairy
land, thanks to Mr.. Schweizer. The
ceiling was empowered in the Califor-
MIA pepper foliage and Mexican SER
apes suspended to the floor at inter-
US Atfhf Ath - lHN@ W Afh $500
chairs. The lighting was extremely
pretty. the large ceiling lights being
covered with Indian baskets lined
with crimson, and the table lights
softly shaded. The placita was a
woodland park for the night with q
beautiful electrical display in imita-
ton Of the stars. A large electrical
star was o showing of the New Mex
leo coat OF arms. Altogether IL was
the most elaborate decorative scheme
ever attempted in Albuquerque and
the results perfect.
The west annex was the banquet
room and a blending of the artistic
and material-flowers and good
things TO cat. a really wonderful dis
play Of both. The huge sideboard at
the far end had salads, meats and
desserts in barbaric garb, impossible
Of name or description, but those
were merely to see and from the rear
the white CARRIED girls brought defect
ables tit for the expired gods and In
cideutalls good enough for the best OF
us. Here's the list for fear you don't
believe me
C0psonlme in Cups, Hot or Cold. Z
Celery Radishes
Fried oysters.
Saratoga Chips.
Galautihe OF Turkey with Trnffles.
Goose, Liver loaf.
Smoked Beef Tongue, Ham. Head
Cheese.
Chicken Salad Crab Flake salad
Sandwiches.
Cheese Bread and Butter, Iettuae
Ham, Tongue
Tutti F'rutti Ice Cream s
Assorted Cake. -gt a. ..9
Cheese-Edam and Roquefort.
.SVarers Crackers
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the amusement of myself and the
rest Of these idiots
A dominoe hearing his last words
pelted him with confetti and laugh
ing merrily chased after n tramp.
Crouch said-but | can't tell YOU
just what he did say.
All-for-fun heard him and thought
1t a huge joke.
Don't swear" he said, "ladies are
present"
Sure, sure a chorus Of feminine
voices chimed and small white hands
pelted Mr.. Crouch numerically.
Then All-for-fun who is Kind
hearted, if mischevious, pulled Mr..
Crouch OF reach of the enemy
and the two OF them moved on down
through the Saturday crowd.
You are confoundedly serious
All-for-fun. "A time like this is pri-
narily intended to get us out OF our
selves, TO make us forget troubles and
worries for a few hours. It's to have
a bully time, and what's wrong with
that?'
THE main thing wrong" said Mr..
Crouch, sis that some hoodlum l do
not know feels privileged not only to
throw his own hat up in the air but
mine as well, and jump on 1t, if il
suits his hilarious mood. If | should
De NdlklIl& uOWu tHt street VIII Il
girl this same rough neck would jos
tie n leer at her and cap the CHI
mas by throwing n handful Of confet-
ii in her face. Then the rules of the
game are that / must grin, other
wise l am 4 Crouch
We'll, aren't you?"
Yes
They were carried onward with a
wild rush by a merry crowd who
stopped for no man.
Whats q good time? Mr.. Crouch"
asked All-for-fun.
This" laughed a pretty blonde,
throwing a handful of confetti AT
each. NO, this" q bold bad Indian
yelled and plunged a feather buster
in the sour face Of Mr.. Crouch" and
it was with much difficulty they es-
capped the bunch.
Come" Mr.. Crouch, let's 80 some
where indoors and sit down"
There's more of your carnival
stuff" returned the injured one, the,
town is filled up with visitors and you
could not get in Sturges' with a crow
bar
Lets try" said the cheerful and
undaunted and ther pushed through
the jostling merry crowd toward the
cafe.
They gained entrance and the last
We heard Mr.. Crouch was ordering
this s1igil with a handle and a
lid on it, whatever that is--and
here's hoping it changed his hutnor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
Carnival Night

Riotous Fun chased Dull Care last
night. and from his hiding place he
dared not peep out at the wild rev
clry. Hats and dignity were thrown
into the air and we forgot that Dull
Care, unlike Jetfries can come back
Central aventa was n glad pleasure
way and the swaying colored lights
looked down on the m6ddest, merriest
crowd even seen, who moNed n tosti-
ed to the music Of irresponsible
laughter and chaff.
Imagine to yourself a littleN corner
Of the carnival of Nice. A stilh star
ry night with a baby silver moot.
The broad street ablaze with beat
tttully colored lights and strangely
earbed figures the most fantastic, IN
the semi darkness wandering along the
say glod way. mostly in couples (be
il wen understood. And back Of il all
brightly lighted buildings.
Such was Carnival night,
indians struggled with Pierrots.
cowboys and tramps for the smiles
of the Indian maidens and the Do
One woody westerncr, following a
maid in Oriental costume remarked
i love my broncho, but O you Tur.
key
There was a swell ~priyateer that
caused many a private tear.
Pardon the pun but that fama
girl VAS certainly FoKie.
When the fun was at its highest
height, All-for-fun. king of The hour.
who was tripping along throwing con-
fetti and chaff 10 the good natured
crowd happened to meet Mr.. Crouch.
20 hello,' he called gaily. then re-
marked tauntily. well. I sec the car
nival spirit Is abroad"
Yes. travelling in Europe" re-
turned Crouch sarcastically. Come.
come my boy, lose the Crouch" ana
All-for-fun hit him fairly in the
mouth with a HANDFUL Of confetti.
4 have no Crouch" sputtering the
confetti out In a SOU one that gave
D. lie with certainty u his words.
What do you call IL them"
sanity. Sanity, That's ak. Just
simply because ] don't 60 off my
noodle about this carnival racket you
call me = crouch.
Because nv sense Of propriety
Doesn't melt down into much and
Fears itself into the ~admantime coli
umn OF all the days Of the san year.
1 am accused OF the meanest crime IN
the calendar. Usually you laud me
Tor my soundness of mind but nov
YOU are carried away with this mad
shirt Of revelry stalking around ana
hink I ought 10 act like a fool for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

Pink nails. Incidence.
Red nails, a warllke nature.
Narrow nails incline To mischief
Hilbert nails are associated with de-
ceit.
Small round nails denote obstinacy.
Crooked nails indicate q fierce ma
turc.
Nails a%bnormolly pale or with black
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
ST. JOHNS CHURcH.

CorTer Fonrth and West SILVER,
Archdcacon w. H.. Warren, rector
Residence $40 West 1ijeTas.
Twentieth sunday after Trinity.
SUNDAY school ana Bible study, gi46 a.
M; morning service and sermon OF
II a.. "a.
Music st. Johns church. Oct. s.
Professional hymn, Hopkins; Venite.
u. Buck; re Deun, BROWN Jubilate,
NeviD: fntroit, Burnby; OggeiatoTy,
solo, selected, Mrs. Chas. Andrews;
Recessional Hymn, Stainer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

SACRED HEART CHURCH

IVTTIFT DTVFfT AFFTIVFs
Communion mass, Z n. m; high
mass with sermon and benediction at
$3.50 q. nj. Sunday school in school
building Immediately after mass, con-
Quoted by the sisters of charity. Rev.
T.. Tomaisini pastor; residence, 600
Cnpnor ovennp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
FIRST MrTHoDIsT EPISCOPAL.


south Ihlfu n Lead Y
Preaching at IL n. m. md 1890 p.
IA. by the Rev. $. Alonzo Bright, -.
D., recently appointed superintendent
OF the New Mexico English mission.
''rllere viii be an anthem by the choir
in the morning service and IN the ev-
'ening G. S. Seder will render a vio-
lin solo. The sunday school meets
at 9:45 a. mj y A. PoTterfield, SUI
p~erintendent. Epworth League Mt
p. M, subject, Repentance emo
Restoration, " leader, Mrs. Mary Learn
ing A Welcome FOR everybody.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

speclls on them denote sickness.
Broad nails are considered to be In
dicativc OF bashful and gentle nnturo.
Long nails appcftain 90 those OF u
.temporl2ine disposition These are
the nails Of persons who hate scenes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld. Mrs. S. TIargis.
Mrs. q. C. nackus. Mrs. r. p. Can
field, Mrs. II. A. Buckley. Mrs. T. u.
Annabil, Mrs. Kendall. Miss Bayer,
Mrs. c. Benjamin. Mrs. @, c. Goetz,
Mrs. W. c. Keim. Mrs. w. +. Meyer,
Mrs. NJ. L. Morgan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

j.. III. Williams, pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. nj MRS.
O. ". Bryant. superintendent: II. y. p,
L, $40 p. m, Mrs. NJ. Campbell, pres
idept: Tuesday, S:30 p m, prayer
meeting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

revised Braille has now been com
pleted. Since It's foundation, Ina 1904.
the Bible society has issued over 322.-
900, 900 copies OF the Scriptures.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
After Shaving

use Dr, Bells Antiseptic Salve. II will
prevent the face getting sore II de-
germs and prevents contracting
any disease. 25c. Sold everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
iCHURCH OF IMMACULATE COW


Cod. Sixth and Cooper. !
Rev. A. NJ. Mandalari, pastor.
Early mass, Z n. M; high mass and
sermon. 9:30 Il. m; evening service
and conference 1880 O'Clock: mass eV-
cry morning at 1880; Friday eveglng
services at 1880.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

10 have sore eyes. Sutherland's Ca
gle Eye Salve win cure them. Harm
less andSPainless guaranteed Tor 25c
a tube.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

1t is in time OF sudden mishap or
accident that Chamberlain's Eminent
can be relied upon 70 take the place
Of the family doctor. who cannot Oh
WAYS be found It the moment. Tnen
II IS that Chamberiain's LIujment Is
never found wanting. In cases OF
spraius, cuts. wounds and bruises
Chamberlain's Liniment takes out the
soreness ana drives away the poin.
Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
Al Bowel Trouble

is relieved almost Instantly By using
DR.. Bells Anti Pain. II destroys als,
germs and stops Inflammation
erywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

FIRST PREsByTERTaN CHURCH

ACotlloT run ana SILVER o..
Rev. Hugh A. Cooper, pastor.
Services nj II a. m. and 1;46 D. ID,
Al the morning service the cornmu-
MON VIII he observed.
Al the evening hour there win be q
meeting OF the societies OF Christian
Endeayor ut which Messrs. Robinson
and Linney Of Santa Fe viii speak.
Musical selections. morning-Qr-
gan prelude BY Reincke.
Anthem, There IL a Land of Pure
Delight Shelley.
O%fferatory, "Andante," Nevin.
Eyening-Organ voluntary, "Eleva-
ton" Saint Saens.
solo. "AlI Through the Night" May
nard. Miss Margaret Franklin.
Melody, Merkel.
The public Is cordially invited, The
Sunday school meet at p,ab and
classes are adapted to all for bible
study,
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CoNGREGATsoNAL CHUncs

East End OF Viaduct.
sunday school At GAS a.. m, II. s.
Lithgow. superintendent. You are
cordially Invited 10 come to this serv-
Ice, we believe YOU will enjoy Il.
Preaching service at II o'clock, SER
mon by Rev. John Il. Gass, synod
cal Missionary of the Presbyterian
church. Members are particularly re-
quested TO take notice and give DIR.
Gass n hearty welcome.
The Christian Endeavorers VIII un-
lite with the other societies OF the
city in a regular c. r. service nj $40
and q union Christian Endeavor rally
at 1880 in the Presbyterian church
No evening service.
Musical program for the morning
service Us follows:
Organ, Prelude; Shepherds Pines"
Harris.
Anthem; 20, How Amiable Are Thy
Dwellings" (Barnby) quartet,
O~fferatory; Alteration" Athertou,
Solo: Come, Jesus Redeemer,"
(Bartlette) Mrs. c. A. Frank.
Postlude: 'Grande Postlude IN D
NOlchmnr.
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Wbsre u Wor$bipC cday
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
CAT the Library Building.

Services at II n. m. Subject: Are
sin. Disease and Death Real2 Sunday
school 9:+5 a. IN. Testimonial meet.
ing Wednesday at s p. m Reading
Room open Monday. Wednesday and
Friday from 2 to I y. N,
Evening journal., 1910-09-29
WHO HAS
PILES ?
40 Least Three People In Every Ten
And All Can BE Cured. Here is
Sure Home Remedy.
COSTS NOTHING no TRY.

COSTS NOTHING TO TRY.
II is very sensible plan TO first
try remedy and see IL il works. The
ancient doctrine that If you keep at
II results are sure 10 come is
back number. That is why the Pyra-
mid Drug Co. wants all pile sufferers
to send for a free trial of Pyramid Pile
Cure. The instant relief clears up all
doubt, brings the quick and welcome
results, saves dangerous, needless,
and harmful operations. and is per-
manent cure. The mere fact that this
wonderful cure is sold in nearly every
drug store I'm the United States shows
how generally people rely upon it..
But send your name and address to
the Pyramid Drug Co, 267 Pyramid
Bid, Marshall, Mich, and in a plain
wrapper they will mail you free,
convincing test that Will surprise you
with its wonderful and welcome re-
suits. You can get the regular pack
age almost anywhere for 5Oc and be
sure you get the kind you ask for.
Don't fail to write for the free
trial and IL you are In present mis-
cry get the soc package at any drug
store. II will do the work and you
can depend upon it.