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called. the pilgrim fathers" were the
seventy-four men and the twenty eight
women, members OF the John Robin
sons church, who sailed in the May
flower from Leyden to North America
and landed at Plymouth rock, where
they founded a colony Dec. 25, 1920
The Puritans were the English noncon-
formists who came over later, the name
being given to them on account of their
supposed great purity Of doctrine, life
and discipline.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
Murphy Morley


A ANNOUNCEMENTS have been re-
n cecived In Albuquerque OF the
wedding on Christmas day, In Col
orado Springs, of Professor Sylvanus
Griswold Morley and Miss Drusilla
Ann Murphy The couple viii take a
honeymoon trip of several weeks
duration. and will be at home after
February !, az 222ls East Central
avenue.
Professor Morley Is one Of the new
members of the faculty Of the Univer-
sity OF New Mexico. having held the
chair of modern languages since the
beginning Of the present college ses-
sion. His ability and personal mag
netlsm have won for him a large
circle Of admirers and friends who
are by no means confined to univer-
sity circles.
The bride Is a splendid type OF
wOmanhood, with a charm and grace
OF manner which are certain to win
her a high place In the social life OF
Albuquerque The good wishes of a
host of friends Will follow the couple.
The little bird up on the hill has
been twittering busily for some time
past to the effect that more than one
professor would return after the hOli-
days, accompanied by some one whom
he would not be allowed to teach.
The first of these rumored weddings
las come TO pass, and expectancy is
On tiptoe for news Of the next.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
Promises

THE CALENDAR again dissolves
Regrets, while forming new re-
solves:
This wicked world, ashamed, will try
once more to straighten things awry.
Those just a little sinful now
The New Year greet with earnest VOW,
And all the "unco guid" pretend
That even they their ways should
mend.
The woman Of q certain age,
Descending as she turns the page,
VIII fib about her birth year, while
She goodness pledges with a smile
The maiden, unoffending, knows
Another year viii bring new beaus,
But she. dear thing already good,
Is not expected TO knock wood
The sporty youth, with aching head,
In narrow paths would now be led:
And even wicked men declare
Just TO themselves-theyN virtue
share
How by such means we better grow
Each blythe New Year Will plainly
show.
No doubt each impulse TO do right
Adds 10 the flame of Virtues light.
Yet though it pauses hymns to sing.
Youth evermore must have its fling;
And who can steal or buy or beg
A cure for any added egg?
II. A. Waldron in Judge.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28

Il was decided TO skip the regular
meeting this week and prepare for
the big New Years reception. which
is to be held in the club rooms Thurs
day afternoon.
This reception will be an open
house. 10 which the general public
are invited. and a special invitation Is
extended TO the husbands of members.
The club is facing the prospects for q
most prosperous and successful year
during 1914. and it Is expected that
the reception Thursday afternoon will
hn lnrHnlN nttnndnd
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
For Willard HopeweII

a LBuQuEKQUE's younger vet has
n rarely enjoyed q more delightful
event than the reception given by
Colonel and Mrs. W. s.. Hopewell
Monday nlght. at the Womaus club
building, in compliment 10 their son,
Willard
Special preparations had been made
10 put the club rooms IN order for
the occasion, and the decorations were
In harmony with the holiday atmos-
phcre. There was dancing until
late hour and an all-round Jolly good
evening at which everybody was
made TO have "a thoroughly good time.
Among those present were Misses
Rcbecca Hornor Annette Weinman.
Pauline Borradailc. Elizabeth Arnot
Clcora LRhtburn, Florence WELLER
Grace stofiz. Roba COnnor, Hazel
Hawkins. Lillian Kempeniuh, Louise
Bell Adele Carr Messrs. George
White. Harold Perry, Donald VIII
son Floyd Lee Chayes Armiio. Amado
ChaNes Jr, james Hcrndon. Harold
Bllckcnderfer Charles Kinds. Robert
Puucg Lyman rutucy. George Pratt,
William Horner Roy McCheuey. Rob-
ert nopewol ana Willard Ilopewell
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
SALTS INE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We Eat Too Much Meat Which
Clogs Kidneys Then the
Back Hurts,

! Most folks forget that the Kidneys
like the bowels get sluggish and clog
ged and need q flushing occasionally,
Ielse we have backaohe and dun misery
IN the kidneS region, severe headaches.
rheumatic twfpgcs. torpid liver, acid
stomach, sleepleSsness and an sorts OF
bladder disorders.
You simply must R,ep your kidneys
active and clean, and tht momtnt you
feel an ache or pain i'm She kidney
resion, get about four ounces af Jad
salts from any good drug store here,
take a Tablespoonful in glass of
water before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys viii then act fine
This famous salts Is made from the
acid Of grapes and lemon juice, COM
hincd with llthia. and is harmless TO
flush elosged Kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity II also
neutrali2cs the acids in the urine so
il no longer irritates, thus ending blad.
der disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless. inexpensive.
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which everybody should
take now and then TO keep their kid /
neys clean, thus avoiding serious com /
plcations
a woll-known local druggist saws /
he sells lots OF Jad Salts to folks Who /
believe IN overcoming kidney trou- /
Bile while i is only trouble.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
Pratt.Iohnson


A CHARMING home wedding wa'
- that Of Miss Fannie Pratt ano
Mr.. r. =, A. Johnson. on Christmas
evening. at the residence Of the bride
eos East Central avenue. Rev. w. r..
Warren performed the ceremony, us
ing the beautiful ring service Of the
Episcopal church. only the relatives
aud close friends of the parties were
present After the ceremony a de-
llghtful supper was enjoyed by the
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. johnson left on the
midnight train, Thursday. for El
paso, whore they will remain for
about q week. after which they viii
go 20 Globe, Arizona, where Mr.
Johnson's business affairs will keep
him for the next three months. Early
IN the spring. they viii return TO AL
buQuerque and will make their per
mancnt home here.
The bride is deservedly one OF the
most popular young women in Albu-
querque and her wedding Is a distinct
s0cial event. Mr. Johnson has for
several years held q responsible posi-
lion IN the United States forest service
IN this city and enjoys a high standing
IN the business and social world
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
Christmas Tree at BareIas

NNNFeHaeeNaNaferaHf
a MONG the best OF the many eX-
n collont entertainments given by
the various schools of the county In
celebration OF Christmas was that
Of the Barelas school ON Tuesday.
This school Us under The charge OF
Misses Emma Schroeder Ruth Goss
and Selma And erou, and the quality
Of the work that they have done dur
ing the present year was shown by
the splendid showing OF the pupils IN
this entertainment.
The school was crowded with par
ents and friends of the pupils. who
thoroughly enjoyed the entertainment.
After the rendition of the numbers on
the program. Christmas tree was
lighted and Santa Claus. In all his
splondor. personally distributed gifts
TO the children.
The program rendered was as fol-
lows:
Song. "Decembor'-
Exercise. "All / Know''-Aliss An
derson's little boys
Song. "Christmas Bells'-Grades
Recitation, eta ION santa claus"-Epl-
Song. "Hush-a-b bye'-Miss Ander-
sons little girls.
Exercise. "a Little Boys Wants
Miss Goss' pupils
Recitation. "A Letter'-Rosendo
Tafoya.
song. "Babys Thlngs'-Miss An
dorsons pupils.
Exercise. "Chrlstmas in other
Lands Miss Schroeder's pupils
Song Letter to Santa Claus'--Miss
Gogs pupils.
Recitation. "a Gln to SANTA
Arthur Stamps
Song. t'Billy'' Antonio Nigl and
Miss Schroedere girls
Exercise. "Bethlehcm Babe
Grades one and two.
Song "a ~. C"-Anita Salazar.
Exercuse. MERRY Christmas'-
Grade three.
Song. "Carol"-Grades one and two.
Exercise. "What / want for Christ
mes"-Miss Anderson pupils.
Song bethlehem Babe'-Miss
Schroedcr's pupils.
Song. Jolly old ST. Nicholos'--
Miss Andcrsons pupils
SONG. silent Night School.
The stork came.
said the man MY salary Is no
larger"
Said the woman: "Now / shall be
tied down."
Said the newspapers Mr. and Mrs,
Blank are rejoicing in the birth Of a
son
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
Dons Entertain Wives


pEllHAps the most formal affair
0t tho week was the Christmas
dinner given hy tbe Ton Duns at the
Aipaado. Tuesday cYcning In honor
of the "Doneases followed by the
rendition OF a vet Christmas program
Fac The homo of a. b. McMnlen
The dinner of course. was ain that
"a Christmas feast given by ten disc
tinguiahcd gentlemen iu compliment 20
their wives should be- The table dec
urations We're In excellent tHste and
thoroughly In Keeping with the spirit
OF the season. Comment on the cui-
Sine would hc auperfluous,
The entertainment at the McMIllen
homo, after dinner was fully up to
the high standard which has heeu
maintained consistently hy this select
organization s"Chrlstmus thoughts
was the tito of the program, and each
ut the DOns gave expression 90 soN-
eral Thoughts well worthy Of com
mpmoriiiou The following subjects
were discussed in the papers that
Wcrc read
Qrein of Christmas Day Dr. David
u, Boyd
Christmas Customs tn other lands.
nr James ~ Wroth
The Indians Christmas, 1cubon
Perry.
Aly Christmas in Rome thc Won
derfu story of the Bamblm Charles
E llodaln
The SANTA Claus Myth should II
Bo Ehmmated} Judge y. A. Mann.
The Christmas spirit I'm Giving. A
n MeAlillen
Common senge IA Christmas Civ
ing, NJ E Hickey
Rominiseence of Christmas Tree.
Dr " q Hope
The Christmas 0f MY Bayhood
Days Andrew D. Suoup.
Mr uo0leY on Christmas and the
GRIP Edward o. Cristy
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
Delightful ChiIdren's Party

ONE OF the most delightful affairs
~ given In honor of the little folks
during the Coristmas season was the
party and tree of Mrs. Theodore s.
MooiseN Jr, at her home. Wednes-
day afternoon. 10 which q number of
friends of her small daughters were
invited. n was a happy uttlo group Of
some fourteen Riddles. including the
hostcsses. who were given glimpse
Of ftifyland and saw with their own
eyes the wonderful WORKS. of good old
Kris Krnpie
There were presents of an sorts FOR
the guests. and OF course there We're
the refresh ments without which any
childis party would be Incomplete ii
was a very wonderful affair, and p
wonderfully pleased and happy set
OF children who took part In Il.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
A Club Christmas Tree

F~e~--
THE SANTA FE CLUB had Christ
mas tree. The candles were
lighted at 9 o'clock Christmas night
and the distribution Of gifts began
Mr. A. D. Renehan presented gift
TO each club memb sr, with an appro-
PIRATE and witty speech. for most OF
the gifts were 'roasts,' and the Jokes
were especially enjoyed by the mem
bers. Dr. j. A. Massie found "a long
wooden Knife IN his package. with
CORY spots OF blood red ink)
splashed upon its side. Ii bore the
legend, "Oh. You Appendicitis" Or.
small was made happy with a large
package of anti-far. Leo Hersch was
presented with a frying pan. since he
is pretending TO De a cook while his
wife is away. Theodore ~ Espe was
delighted with dancing doll TO teach
MN a few Of the new tango steps.
Lew Hughes, who Won his reputation
as the club caterer. was given a toy
Kitchen Superintendent McManus
received a kcg OF nails with the sug-
gestion that he nail some Of the run
away convicts In their cells.
More than an hour had elapsed
while the gifts were being presented
"''tNH fi' Ni'NH dlouuu tine
Christmas tree nestled away into the
other rooms, some to find card tables
and others 70 try the tango a Ia
In the dancing room. The
hall leading TO the dancing room was
christened Peacock allev," I'm honor
Of its decorations and the new holi-
day gowns that We're admired there
The club was elaborately decorated
everywhere with pretty and red rib
bons, while every doorway and chan
delier had its own bunch Of pink
berried mistletoe
The midnight supper was the
crowning glory of the evening. and
It's praises ran high when il was dis
covered that the club members had
prepared 1t themselves-few Of them
have suffragette wives, either.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
Mrs. PearCe Better

IT he MANY FRIENDS of Mrs. John
T. Pearee, who recently under
went a serious surgical operation in
Philadelphia. will be delighted TO
learn that her health is so far inn
proved that she expects TO return TO
Albuquerque the latter part Of Feb
ruary
While In Paris Mrs. Pearce's health
became so bad that she was compelled
20 return 90 this country for medical
treatment She was met in Chicago
by her husband, Dr. Pearce, who,
after consultation with eminent ply
siciaas, decided to take her to Phila-
delphia. where she was operated on.
Miss Pearce is still in Paris, whore
she will remain with friends, continu-
ing her studies In French and music.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
Notes of Society

NdTss ELIZABETH CAMPBELL. Of
lVl Rolla. MO-. is holiday guest Of
Mr. and Mrs raul A. Larsch, of this
city. Those who have had the good
fortune to meet Miss Campbell Will
be pleased 10 learn that her visit will
be extended welt into the new year.
Mrs o. N Matson aud two children,
who have been making an extended
stay in California, where they have
been visiting the H. II. Foxes and the
A. B McGafleys viii return home
This Wonk.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
Putney Dance Last Niuht

-'---' = ~-ss-~A~1-ees
pOEEET e PtTNEN WINS hest last
~ niaht to ioiiy party OF about
forty ytong people ~ the putney
homo on West Centrai avenue Dance
lnR WaU the principal diversion of the
oYoulng iike everything bearing the
Pufney hallmark the event was in
every way guceCss
The following iist of guests Were inc
uted 0y AIR Putnoy
Misses Daphne Cobb Rcbocca H0r-
ner Annette Weinman. Elizabeth
Aruot keba Conner, Grace Stort2,
Florence Weiller. Louise Trotfenherg
Eunice Elttreim lillian Kemnenich,
Pauline Bonadaiio Adele Carr Mar
gnret Fl0umoy. Ethel MeCloskey,
Glcora Aiehthuru Louise Boll. Irene
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPL1CATIOtNS. as tev csnn,.
reach the seat ~ the disessA Catarrh Is bia.i
or constitutional disease, auG Ia order 10 cufa n
Cure Is taken internally. aikl acts dire,tiv fr'
The blood ana mucous surftps. Halls Catsrre
cure Is not quack medaine. II was ma
scribed bf oae OF the bogU physicians IN Nh,
country for years and Is q regular troscripfis5
II = composed Of tle best touics known. e5m.
hined with the best blood puAGers acting n.
rcctly on the mucous snrfaces. Tho nerfeo4
combination Of the two iucf adiahts rs widt hro.
duces such wonderful results m curing cafafrb
Send Cor tcstimolials free.
=. j. CHENEY q co.. Props. Toledo. O.
Sold ly Druggists n.ico 7,s
Take lIalls Family Pills for consultation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28

finitely better and brighter. and ca
the individual would come the a1tla-
fylng happiness OF work well done.
TO be happy ourselves is most q.
feCtlfc contribution To the happiness
of others
Keeping happy through good re-
port and through evll times, so see
roncly surely. happy. that every soul
that touches Y0uu Though IL Doe the
slightest conmcj gets aome helpful
good somo little Rruco 10 make this
life worth while and Heaven surer
heritage
practice happiness. cultivate hap
pincss. udiate happinem-and you
VIII Boz happy and VIII meet happiness
ON every hand
"a health unto the happy a fig for
him who frcte
u isn't raining rain 10 me.
MS raining Nlulots."
q
MARY had a little lamb.
lta flcaa were white as snow.
Aud every Time those fleus would bite,
The lamb would 10 just so--'
Followed by business Of scratching
q tiny foot against q chubby calf ana
wrinkllnR a four-ycar-old brow Co.
simulate the AGONY endured by Mary'H
little lamb at the biting of the flcas.
Followed also boy the enthusiastic
plaudits ~ some hundred or go
spectators practically all OF them
mamas and papaa, OF pourae--and
many exelamaUons Of pleased SUR
prise which lt f. unnecessary to set
down here. Followed also by the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
Christmas Card Party

THE WALLACE CLUB entertained
at a merry Christmas party SAT-
urday afternoon. az the home Of Mrs
Angus McGilliyray. on Don Gaspar
avenue. Bridge was played at five
tables. After the games were over. a
delicious lunch was served IN the dim
ing room. The house was gay in
every corner with Christmas wreaths
and mistiotoe. and the Wallace club
proved themselves to be royal enter
tainers
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
Club Meetings

? y = ' y -7~0~@1N-0-0-0-0-os,o
THE THIRTEEN club met weston.
day afternoon with Mrs. Walter
l.. KegeL '''
The Fifteen club held their holiday
meeting with Mrs. Il. II. Hanna. FrI.
day afternoon. The roll cali was
answered with Christmas quotations
after which Mrs. Boyle gave "a de-.
lightful reading of "The Christmas
Miracle +"
The Saturday Bridge club was en-.
tertained by Mrs. Solomon Spitz.
Mrs Thomas Doran was hostess
Friday afternoon to the members Of
the Niernes club.
The Monday Auction Bridge club
will meet tomorrow at the home Of
Mrs Leslie a. Gillett.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
For Varsity Girls

Fs@@Ng99s~~eH=Taf'sFse f~@~-~es~@~~@=@-~
It HOSE OF the varsity girls who for
ono reason or another We're denied
the pleasure of spending the Christ
mas holidays at their homes. were
made TO feel that they We're not for
gotten when, on Saturday night, re-
eept.eu iu their honor was given by
Dr ana Mrs G. ~ Ilodgn. Mt their
home on University hin.
The Hodglu home was nstofuly
decorated for the occasion and a spirit
of Christmas cheer and good will per
meated the atmosphere A delightful
entertainment was provided and the
affair was pronounced an unqualified
sMcleas hN all who Mero nrnannL
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
Once Year Is All We Could Stand

II MIGHT HAVE
| Honest
Aaeek nf that
their heels n celebration OF The Joyous yue
remind that i've
nE p o.
some of "a phenomenon that
th pom a
accused q claiming credit for originality n making either
hardly bling
men 30 we Il a conceded fact
thefaW W 81
hen chronicle what going on among me elect 20 lament
q a % a and
write society When they can for news
are 10 the
aI a II mes 1ou
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
A Holiday Dance

MAR AND MRS. LEROY o. MOORE
IVA made the most Of the holiday sea-
son with an Informal dance at their
home on Palace avenue. Saturday
night. About a dozen couples let the
Christmas cheer run TO their heels
and danced the new dances until mid
night when dainty holiday luncheon
was served
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
A Little Love Story


"A DREAMER ana q man OF action
- loved q woman
The dreamer said. "f shall write
verses in her praise they Will touch
her vanity ana she win love me for
them'
But the man OF action said "lIow
old-fashionedt shall corner the
stock market ana that viii bring
her"
So the dreamer wrote verses and
induced q friend who ran magazine,
10 print them And the man of oc-
ton cornercd something or other and
became bilionairc
VA the mean time, tho girl married
% man who Inherited his money and
they lived happily ever after
nut the dreamer was 50 proud Of
his verses that he didn't care. and
the man OF action was 50 busy that
he didn't care.
Tho only one 10 suffer was the man
She married
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
New Years Reception

It HERE was no meeting of the
1 Woman's club Friday, as all the
members were busy with affairs con-
nected with the Christmas holidays.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
Santa Fe Society Notes
By Nan O'NeiI-

MRS LORIN c. COLLINS enter
IVA tained DELIGHTFULLY."- az tea Friday
afternoon in honor Of Miss Helen
Lauehlin. whose marriage to Mr..
Emory N. Marshall, OF Yerigton, New,
viii take place next Thursday. The
tee table was gay and attractive with
holly and red ribbons and the holiday
spirit was reflected in the pleasant
hour spent over the tcocups Mrs.
Collins is ever gracious hostess and
her hospitality was thoroughly en-
iuycd.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-28
| Mrs. Nash TO Entertain


a MONG the most delightful enter
- tainmente FOR Now Years eve is
The card party planned hy Mrs. NJ.
Mash, az her home on West Central
avenue.
A number of prominent guests have
been invited and arrangements have
bee ~ made Tor six tables The. house
viii be prettily decorated and 10 rs
certiin that an evening of rare pleas
ure is In store for those who are so
fortunate as 10 be- present Tho party
viii watch the old year out and the
new yetr IN with the usual ceremonies
incident 70 such an occasion.
IL is easy enough Go De pleasant
Whom nothing at an runs amiss;
But the man worth while
Is the man who can smile
When he reads a bum verse like this
a