Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-13

out seriously affecting the general
health may require a very long TIME
determination anu the pa
thence Of Job. The woman who goes
about Il recklessly 5 likely &c regre'
lher course Of reduction. Some people
are horn With predispositlon to fat
mess. which no amount of training OF
Itletinr can overcome. but most people
achieve fairness through indulgence OF
their appetite for rich food and physi-
zeal iaziness.'
PORTERFEILD-DAvEs.
Mrs. A. Porterfield, of this city. and
Mr.. Lee Dawes, OF Santa Fe. were
married quietly yesterday afternoon
by Rev. Hugh A. Cooper at his resi-
dence.
The bride has lived In Albuquerque
only a few monthg. but in that time
has won q wide popularity and her
many friends. both here and in the
capital city, where she formerly lived
will extend hearty congratulations TO
her She Is a sister-in-law OF w. II.
Brogan. who at different times has
been connected with newspapers in
lAIbuaueruue and Santa Fe, but who
! for some time past has been located In
lSan Antonio Texas. The groom Is In
1.-THE government service attached 10
the United states surveyors office In
santa re, and is exceedingly popular.
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IJAMIsONs' DINNER DANCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold y. Jamison en-
ltertained at a dinner dance at their
home on University heights last night
4 in honor of Miss Eileen McMillen.
Besldes the guest of honor there
were present Miss Florence Baker OF
Chicago. Miss Nathalie Jewett of VIM
chester. Mass, Miss Ruth Laughlin OF
Santa Re, Kathryn Strickler. Miss Dor
othv McMillen, Mr.. Donald Young OF
Las Cruces, MIR. Laurence Lee, Mr..
Chester Lee. Mr.. Charles Lembke. Mr..
Howard Waha, Mr.. Arthur Ringland.
Mr.. Robert Dietz and Mr.. Earnest
Landolfi.
MESA PICNIC.
A picnic on the mesa Friday even-
ing Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore S. Woolsey, Jr., was one OF
the delightful pre-nuptial entertain
menfs given in honor of Miss Eileen
McMillen. Bonfires and refreshments
suitable TO the occasion made the at
fair most enjoyable one and one long
to be remembered.
The guests, besides Miss McMillen,
were Mr. and Mrs. II. Il. Jamison.
Miss Nathalie Miss Florence
Baker. Miss Dorothy McMillen. Miss
Kathryn Stricken, Mr.. Laurence Lee.
Mr.. Chester Lee, MIR. Robert Dietz,
Mr.. Howard Waha, Mr.. Powell and
Mr.. Arthur Ringland.
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WATERMELON FETE.
Mrs. Florida Lightbourn was hostess
Tuesday evening at a novel entertain
ment in the shape of a watermelon
fete at Coyote hill, complimentary to
her daughter, Miss Cleora Lightbourn,
who left the following day for the
east
The guests. who we're taken out In
automobiles. included Mrs. Walter
Lightbourn, Mrs. z. Fort, Mrs. Newton
Curry, Miss Lillian Kempenich, Miss
Florence WELLER, Miss Cleora Light
bourn. Messrs. Harold Blickendoffer,
Lyman Putney, George Pratt, Charles
Heyn and Herbert Grunsfeld.
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DANCING PARTY.
Mrs. John +. Pearce was hostess
at dancing party Friday evening in
honor of Miss Lorna Lester and Miss
Anita Hubbell, two young college girls
who will leave soon for the east, the
former a pupil of Miss Madero's
school at Washington, and the latter
of st. Mary's college of Notre Dame,
Indiana
Mrs. Pearce was assisted by Mrs.
Felix Lester The guests included Miss
Florence WELLER, Miss Grace Stortz.
Miss Katherine McMiIlen, Miss Eliza
beth Arnot, Miss Rebecca Horner,
Miss Annette Weinman, Miss Louise
Bell. Miss Lillian Kempenich, Miss
Margaret Hubbell, Miss Anita Hubbell
Miss Lorna Lester Messrs. Charles
Heyn, Lyman Putney. Amado Chaves
Jr., Harold Blckendoffer, Donald
Wilson. Hiram Herkenhoff. George
Pratt, George White. Floyd Lee. Her.
bert Grunsfeld and Harold Perry.
NOTES OF SOCIETY
Mrs. Joseph r. White has returned
from a two months visit In Cleveland,
Ohio.
Miss Cleora Lightbourn left We'd
nesday for New York with a view to
The Castle" at Tarrytown-
nn-the-Hudson. Miss Lorraine Light
bourn is i'll at the home of her mother
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