Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-15
SOCIETY NEWS OF THE WEEK


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George Immediately got busy look
Ing thrJugh his pockets for the hall
dollar. Searching first In his vest
then his trousers. then his coat, with,
out avail he mumblcd. That's funny
Toni dld have a half dollar when
left home this morning
"Look again. George urged Tom
~ you ever had " you've still got A.
DUNE HAS WRIT A BOOK.
thourht better Of Brian Boru
Dunno.
lie has gone and writ hook
1 thought Dunno was Just ike the
rest Of u.s. one Of the common o.
garden variety. I've never met him,
though I've always wanted to lie
was one Of tho first men | heard Of
after I came 10 New Mexico, and
had come 10 regard him as an lnsti-
tuition, along with the Palace OF the
Governors and the cliff dwellings.
Also 1 have exchanged one or TWO
very pleasant notes with him.
Az before stated. ! waa Of the opin-
ion that Dunno vas like the rest OF
~, but | zee now that 1 must worship
him from nfar For he has writ a
book
10 do Dunno justice. however | will
say that Il rs "a good book. have
been tou busy 10 read u all through,
but I have read enough 10 be- able 20
say that he did himself proud.
Cured Is the name OF i, II seems
that once upon time Dunno was the
victim Of all sorts Of thlngs-~or az
least he thought he was. Ponce De
Leon had nothing Whatever on Brian
Boru Dunno in the matter OF looking
for the remedy. Mr.. de Loon fret
ted nwny his life looking for the foun-
tain OF perpetual youth, while Mr.
Dunno found u ln the application Of
the extremely modern phrase. =
should worry"
what can't understand. though, 10
how dunno ever got n that Fix.
We seldom agree 10 anything,
hut we will 20 20 far as 10 shy
that Mrs. M0hler's advice TO
Washburn girls not Ia marry
Cinnamon appears 10 be sound.
Topeka Capital.
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BANKERS BANQUET.
When az m0neyed folks get togcth~
er in q social way, of course Il IL al
WAYS an occasion for tile small fry
20 stand from under and the lesser
lights TO flicker and go out
II * small wonder, therefore. that
Tho banquet OF the New Mexico
Bankers association az the Alvarad0
hotel Monday night created some
thing ~ an unusual splash in the
puddle. During the day the memb-
ers OF the association had discoursed
Ienrnedly on how 10 get the money
and had under consideration vast
hriay " figures. in the evening they
demonstrated that II ii possible for
them 10 turn loose a little money oc-
caalonnlly. and also showed an APP
probation OF the fact that there are
figures and figures.
The hanuuot--wcll, anybody who
has ever heen there when the Al
varado people were given carte
blanche knows what banquet at the
Alvarado Is like. Perhaps the best
thing about Il WAS that no eminent
and distinguished citizens were called
upon for a feast OF reason and flow
Of soul--in other words. they canned
the speeches. As soon as al hands
had dinod well the tables we're clear
cd away and thcfe was one of the
iolllest dances thut has been seen In
Il blue moon. They do say TINT Ern~
est Lnndoifl almost went to the mat
with the lender OF the orchestra be-
canaa the latter insisted, along about
the breakfast hour, that the time had
come when no absolutely and posi-
lively must apply tho soft pedal.
counted most OF them, but think
there were ono or two TINT got BY
ne. A nearly as could make II
out. they were as Follows: Mr.. and
Mrs John w. Harris Of Las Vegas,
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank II. Coon OF
Mr., and Mrs A. T. Scissor
0f Nara Visa, MIR. and Mrs. G. n.
OF Ration, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
G. Mardorf OF Santa Fe Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W Lively 81 Santa Fe. Mr.. and
Mrs John Becker Jr. Of Belen. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis G. Becker of Belen,
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Nielstlch of Be-
len, Mr. and Mrs. J. y. liorndon. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mfs.
Summers Burkhart. Mr. and Mrs. w.
W. Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. George >
Valiant, Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. Maepher-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. G, $. White, Mr..
ina Mrs II. M. Reynolds. MIR, and
Mrs Ray Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Braun, Mr.. and Mrs Jerre iiaggard, |
Mr.. and Mrs. a. O. Jaffa, Mr. and |
Mrs. A. 4. NcMillen. Mr.. and Mrs
+. Il. Keleher Ir.. Mr. and Mrs. Il. MI |
Mrs. John Mckee. Mrs
3oach Of Las Vegas. Miss Agnes Chill |
lers, Miss Sue Dobson, Miss Jennie i
Miss Anna Myers. Miss Min |
lie Holman OF El paso, Miss Pearl I
sorson, Miss Becker OF Belen, Miss +
Mary Cooper, Miss Safie Morris. Miss
tlive Wood, Miss Aline Stern. Miss
irene 1tcrkonhoff. Miss Lora Love-
ace. Miss Eleanor Naughcy Miss FL
sle Myers. Miss Laureen Asselin,
Miss Adele Dunkerly. Mr.. and Mrs.
n. X Wyider Messrs. Frank Me-
<ee, Roy Stamps, II. :. Plckard, w. J.
White, John y Tiernoy, George NJ.
Seher. Ernest fandolfl, John becker
If liclen j. !. h'mnons. W. X, Aus
IL, d n hoskina ~ Las Vegas ~ w
Savser OF III paso. H. r. Christie OF
4 Paso, James r. Bradley Of Kansas
lily. George r. Wells of Denver, VIII
III r. Jones OF Santa Rosa,
Jackson Agee of silver city. Joseph
srioe ~ sorarro. w A. royil Of Tn
umpari. a. +, Kerr Of Iel paso, @, n.
iarrnn. Rev ". ". Warren. Ralph
Selehcr. II. ]. Hammond OF clayton,
ahn corbott of Deming, 4. NJ. Que
edraux OF Gallup, A. n Gillespie 81
llllsboro. Jefferson Rnynolds OF Fast
as Vegas, NJ A. Raplcr. Robert See
iel, j. G.. Christensen Of Raton. Roy
zimmerman 81 Roswell. AIR. White OF
sosweIl and g. N. Hilton Of san AM
ohio. n. NJ.
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