Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-15

~+t't III NY Hliuh t'e' ~ t4t'
days before II was easy TO sell stories
this delightful author spun joyous
day-dream-wove into II the bright
threads OF romano and love and
achievement. II was such a wonder
~. satisfying day-drcam that mem
cries OF II remained even to the hap
py time when publishers were reduc-
eh 20 the proper humble attitude 70
seeking her stories. instead Of hav-
ing her to seek the publishers. And
then she cryhfallized that day-dream
INTO book and called Il 'Bambl. JIM
probable. OF course. "l,nmbi' is inn
ble--lmpossible Did I not say
Il was day-drcam2 And Ia II not
true that any nuthor may write on
any theme under the sun II he or she
does II well9 Mrs Cook has written
well, witty, snaDpy. dcllcate--ihe firg
three-fourths OF the story Is merrily
different from most things that have
come TO light In the last quarter
the tone II changed ana we wonder
II Bambl has the right 10 play with
Jarvis ns she does. Read Il and tell
me what You think.
Pastels may he more forceful than
oil doubed canvascs, and miniatures
faithful 70 detail often are greater Ia
prestige than frescoed ceiling 1t
Is OF the greater cmotions portrayed
on small scale that Mabel Herbert
urner has won the niche she holds
In the world OF modern letter The
Woman Alone is not great book.
II Is only fair 10 say that 1t was not
intended 10 be great. II is merely
NE IN miniature: life pictured with
pltiless fidelity to precedent, not of
~ nj H.
ditions that we know are wrong and
that we haven't the strength 10 make
right--we are going 10 do the best
we can" were the words Of Graham |
Whitman, and the story OF The
Woman Alone" does not rise above
that plane. II Is the old, old theme
the Triangle. Uncertain in lis NOR
al and legal status, the love portray
ed Is wonderfully great and as such !
compela respect even though we /
give II grudgingly.
People simply would fan in love I
with her. Meaning Sicily Ann, VIZ
ginla girl, who gives her name To a /
romance by Fannie Ileasllp Lea. II
was Sicily AIMS simplicity which APP
pealed to all the young men who met
her from Salem, VA, to Hawaiia Let 1
one could not know her long before I
where simplicity left Off /
and clevefness began. chance re- /
mark by the young woman TO milf I
tary suitor reveals much. In q bant- I
ering way he had asked how long ago !
she put her doll away. IN nome, I
when / was 1s--under the bed in q /
my love letters" said /
Sicily Ann, desperately And that 4
was Sicily Ann.
Many other interesting titles saw
'"Today's Daughter" by josephine I
THE Flame Of Frost" by
Alice Jones; "Forty Years of II,
brand Whltlock: "The Last Shot"
Palmer and THE Rosie
World" by Parker Fillmore.
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TIL ATCHER-I IUNTZINGER.
OF great interest In Albuquerque Is
the news of the wedding which took
place in Pueblo, Colo. Thursday, OF
NJ ISIS Luna Ada Thatcher. Of Pueblo,
to Mr.. Robert H. Huntzinger, Of New
York City. Mr.. Huntzlnger Is a
brother OF Mrs. Thomas Hughes Of
this city, and was for many years a
resident OF Albuquerque. where he
Is remembered by a large circle OF
friends.
The Pueblo chIcftain Of last sun
law contained the following story
relative To the wedding;
"A wedding of great beauty and
interest Will be that which unltes Miss
Luna Ada Thatcher and Robert l..
of New York City, in mar
-iage Thursday evening at o'clock
Il the First Presbyterian church. The
Rev. c. w. Weyer will read the mar
.iage service. Before the ceremony,
Miss Charlotte Belts will sing. Prof. ,
,harles Marsh will play the wedding
march.
Miss Lucille Allard will be Miss
maid of honor and Miss
Jessie Cooper aud Miss Susan Dow
len, her bridesmaids Winifred
Wheeler, the brides dainty little piece
rom Chicago. viii be the ring bearer
md Mary Alice Thatcher and Kath-
rne Morey, Of Denver, will be the
lower girls.
civilian Goebel OF Cincinnati, will
IL the best man. The ushers will be
!. y. Larrabee and Fred Haver who
viii be assisted by M. d. Thatcher. Jr.
md George IL. Sweeney"
sOTEs OF SOCIETY.
Mrs. Harry G. Miller and her young
on, Malcolm. returned Friday night
rom two months visit to Mrs. NIL
nr's parents in Huntsville, Ala. h
Mr. and Mrs Max Nordhaus were
Inner hosts last Saturday evening,
Mrs Sadie Neustadt,
Hiss Minnie Holman OF Ell Paso. Mr..
nd Mrs. q, H. Brooks and Mr.. Alfred
After dinner number
I friends came in TO play bridge.
DR. and Mrs. John Frazer Pearce
ave an informal dinner party Friday
vening.
Miss, Minnie Holman returned to
or home in I'll Paso early In the
eek after visit to her sister, Mrs
adic Neustadt
Mrs, Joseph Brown has gone to
,ansas CITY for a short visit.
Miss Regina Rosenwald left Thes-
ny for Denver for a visit To relatives
lat will extend over several weeks.
The members of the Highland
ridge club were the guests of Mrs.
t. Lowber yesterday. the guests
honor being Mrs. Fred Garfield
nd Mrs. ]. 4. I.uthy.
Mrs. Edward A. Mann gave small
nrtv Friday afternoon IN honor Of
he fourth birthday anniversary Of
er daughter, Ruth.
The ladies OF ST. Johns guild have
anned TO give a Thanksgiving tea
nesday evening, November 20. at the
nne Of Mrs. George s. klock, Home
,okery and fancy work will be sold.
Mrs r. +. Tale and infant son arr
we'd Sunday Cor visit with Mrs.
allcs parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. 4.
Inney, of sl3 West silver avenue.
rs. Tallc win leave for Gallup in a
" days for an extended visit to rela-
YES in that city
Mrs, ID. A. Porterfield, OF s02 South
iith street. will entertain the ladies
the w G. T. u and their husbands