Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-29

Dclnse. Alinc rnrrV Katherine
sehD'iimaacIS, Victoria schmalmanek,
Howard ilcyn, Dannio Macpherson.
Leo farr, Charles Rice, fNcian Rice
and John aimons
IilfRE's a GOOD ONE.
lta common thing around a news
lnpcf oificc TO find a namelcsa liter
nfy ehlld on the doorstep when you
come down to work Most of them
are such orncry brais That you
promptly can in The police 70 take
care Of them; but once in great
while you find onc> cuddled 40 ia a
basket That YOU take q liking 60 ard
want 90 Keep. Such q one drilled IN
ID day or TWO ago. | dOn't know who
i's parent ISL wish ! dia. Here u
Socrates" snld xantippc. as she
put q third lump Of sugar into his
musiache cup. Il Wish you would tel
me why Il tx Chat the laundries VIII
iron a mans shirt Tor o cents and
charge 30 Tor hts wifes shlrtwaist'
That's easy" replied the philoso-
phcr TITS because the shirt Is a
tlaiu and simple thine while thu
waist ~ al covered with puffs and
turtles and things"
"Of course, that's what I expected
sou 90 say Nantippe replied. and
I only goes 10 show that You know
nothing az al about IT, Look al this
waist ! have on. Dutch mock. elbow
sleeves and not q frill nor a place 70
tareh anywhere On H. IT l put this
into our laundry. 1 read on The slip.
'shirls waists, ~ oeuts and up ana
tho Bill never fails 10 correspond"
Well said Socrates, \ suppose
that Is 10 protect the lanndries from
those who would send these fluffy
lacy things which look so Innocent
and take half day 10 do up"
Probably so.n shifted Nantippe
Suppose you bring your mighty mind
to bear upon the question and tell me
why and up wouldn't be sufficient
safeguard, even II they put 10 cents
on for a starter. Doesn't Alexander
get all that marble expanse Of dress
shirt done up for rs cents, With at
tached cuffs looking Ike spun glass
included, While f4ydla'a tailored linen
waist Is charged up at twice the fig
urc? And his shirt Is twice the
lcngth OF O waist. at that."
Really, my dear" mumblcd Socra-
tes, with his mouth fun ~ oatmeal
porrldse. - mover gave the matter
any thought"
mo, I don't suppose you did, re-
tortcd %antippc; "ncither ala you ever
give amy thought 60 the fact that you
pay rs cents for the laundering of a
pair Of iiGht cotton blankets, which
ire as easy 60 DO up as a sheet, tuN
because you are willing to pay thai
much TO have the heavy wooden ones
Numbered. And they say men have
more logical minds than women."
ly This time Socrates was Immersed
in HE war news and heard only a
faint murmir while Nnntippe WAS
trying 20 ten him that when the wam-
en- had the vote this would all be
changed and girls who worked ten
hours q day behind "a counter. with
EVENINGS thrown IN at holiday and
fair time, aud whenever the stores
must fake stock. w1ihdnt have 60 pay
more for the washing OF q waist than
q man who earned 81 a day at plumb
ing did for a dress shirt
TAG DAY.
They tagged 'em yesterday as per
schedule The returns are not all in.
and / don't know how much was real
lied. hut II the amount Of the fund
raised was commemorate with the at
Effectiveness Of the women who had
tho thing IN hand tie starving Bel
glana and the hungry. Alhuquefaueans
fmiwacn whom the MpnAy win be Ji-
vided will have no Kick coming.
Miss Virginia Carr, as chalrman
and Miss GLADYS Mandell, as secretary
Of the tag day committee were assist
ed ~ the following ladies'. Mrs. NJ.
q. Chadbourne, Mrs H. S. W0olsey
Jr., Mrs. ~. ]. Alger Mrs. Harold -.
damison, Mrs Stern. Mrs. Lee, Mrs
Clark Mrs. Warren Pitcher Ms. Il. j..
Coons, Mrs, Rosenwald Mrs. White.
Mrs. Spite Miss Katherine ChaveS
Miss Edith Childers, Miss Agnes Chill
dcra, Miss Jean Arnot, Miss Aline
stern, Miss Elsie Kempenich, Miss
Sophia Yrisarli Miss Angelica How
don. Miss Aima Baldridee, Miss Bet.
tic Simms, Miss Jennie 1'ierney. Miss
IMnHeen Asseiin, Miss Julia Kelchcf,
Miss Bcrnice Ilesselden, Miss Eurnice
Miss Eleanor Naughey.
Miss Gertrude Walker, Miss Adele
Miss Lovolace, Miss May
belle Lovelaec, Miss Myrl Hope, Misi
Helen Hope. Miss Eugenia kelehcr
Miss Margaret keloher, Miss Hazel
Malay and Miss Pearl CorSon-
a A
paRTY.
Mrs Ida Mutune Donovan was hos
tess last Saturday afternoon at de-
lIghtful thimble party OF her home
on West Coal avenue. Snap dragons
formed the principal floral decora-
lions and a most artistic effect was
Mrs DONOVAN was assist
"a ny Mrs. G, II. Conner. Miss Reha
Conner and Mrs GrImshaw.
The guests included Mrs. Al Thorn |
-, Mrs. X. J. Thomas. Mrs. Waiting
ton, Mrs. Grimshaw, Mrs. Gertlg, Mrs. |
G. II. Conner. Miss Reba Conner, Mrs. |
). iloughton. Mrs. G. Q, Beckman, |
AIRS. Sowor and Mrs. s. Il. MeCune.
HICH SCHOOLS GIltE CLUB.
A concert by the Albuquerque High
school Glee club to be given in the |
of the school Tuesday
aight bids fair &c be one Of the most /
musical events of the season /
liberal patronage should be accorded |
HE concert. as It "a being given 70
raise money 60 pay the subscription /
10 the y M. G. A. building fund made T
turing the recent campaign in this
atty. but aside from the worthy pur-
pose for which II IS given the concert T
tself viii we'll merit public approba- /
ion.
Folk dances under the direction OF
Nrs a. r. Keith VIII be one Of the (
distinctive features Of the entertain
iient Rattle hymns Of the allies the T
German national anthem and other T
elections appropriate g the stirring +
vents that are now taking place IN +