Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13


cherish noticeable penchant viii be
among others present"
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Basket Ball Dance.
Nothing, "a seams can keep peo-
pie from attending tho student games
and dnncc.s In the armory. A large
crowd WIS present last evening To
cheer a. victory the contestants IN the
basket ball game between the A. d.
G. and L.. n. NJ. mems teams.
That the Business College team
thoroughly understands the A. b. g.
and entire alphabet of the game was
demonstrated, i'm their winning score
OF 2 TO 3.
The dance that followed the game
brought near a hundred couples on tho
spacious urmory floor to express their
low in victory or work of the sting or
defeat I'm the ever popular pastime.
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Catholic Ladies' tO Entertain.
A box social ta be followed 10y cards
and box luncheon, and perhaps an
informal dance are the triple attrac-
tions offered TO the public by the
ladies OF the Immaculate Conception
church I'm odd Fellows hall next
Il
| Thursday evening, January is.
Eack lady attendant is requested "a
bring a lunch box packed for two
and containing her card. Tho gen
| tleman will out-bid each other at the
box auction, and the purchaser of the
| ooxcs viii lunch with the lady whose
name he hnds within.
| Cards will feature the entertain'
"A an ~ u IN
the company viii repair 10 the ban
duet hall To dispose of the contents
| OF the lunch boxes. Later an intor'
| mai dance will be the advertisement
for the young people. The proceeds
of the entertainment are to go to th'
Immaculate Conception church.
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Gossip Haiti Discussed at Club
As usual. the literary program a.
the Woman's club yesterday afternoon
was edlfying The subject Of the da'
was "WiIiam po Morgan, the Twenti
eth Century Thackery." whose dc,
yclopmcnt % master novelist VIII
his first attempt ot writing after tn
age of siNty-four, renders his life an'
works exceptionally interesting.
In the absence OF Miss Baca' IN
leader OF the dCy, Mrs. Albright
chairman OF the literature depart
ment presided go.
"What / think OF the gossip habit
was the subject Of response to the rol
call and resulted In many uniqu
and diverse opinions OF gossip. SeV
eral ladies opIned that " one Wcr
kent busy There would be no time %
termination On gossip. The word wa
defined variously as "discussing one
neighbors" as malicious slander,
: "kindlv discussion" and other del
. nitlons. As Tor tho habit, one lady be
lleved that an unmallcious discusslo
I of noirhhors is permissible and harn
! less. Another that Il ~ 20 be avoided
p | Another that gossip Is the spice
4 conversation. mother that 10 is D"'
| not 20 sneak of the absent al all ui
less good can bo spoken; another INA
, II A. the cruc.ble TO try women
/ souls. and by gxciting loyalty in d'
/ Tense of ones 'riends that much goo
b. often comes rom gossip anoth'
d plead guilty and proved that she az
& t-Rossip is an lnsocial creature.
b Altogether tho ladies decided thi
malicious gossip Is dospicable o'
. that society O. licensed 20 commel
"a ON their friends conduct.
!. A piano solo by Miss Pauline 80
q rodailo "ry Ms Dear Love" hy schu
/. was heartily enjoyed and wa ioll''
o ed by an encore, "harous6e's Cap'