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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

Coaquering Hero

fFof he (Coriolanusl had what Ca
TO thought a great point in soldier,
Not only strength Of hand and stroke,
hui also a voice and look that of
themselves We're terror to an enc
my pluIarch1
THINK not my son. that you may
lead,
hy lesser men attended
nF he accounted great indeed,
And hailed a. truly splendid
IT medesly within Won lies
or u your ways be quiet
Proclaim that SOU are great and wise
AND few viii then deny It.
fhink not, my son. % awe the throng
By SOFT and gentle speaking.
onr argument VIII not be strong
Without deal of shrieking.
I Mess you strut aud learn To let
Your chest have fun initiation,
The talent that yon have Will get
You little admiration.
Your gifts may be superlative.
But few viii flock about you.
Unless YOU have the look To give
chill 60 those who flout you
The blatant hiustarer ascends.
While modest Worth sits dreaming
For greatness. as of old. depends
Much On tbs outward seeming.
IS. l.. klser.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

4 recent graduate OF Cornell, VINO
was visiting an uncle. a high federal
official in Santa Fe. fell Tor prae-
teal Joke the other evening. that set
the whole younger social set -a-gig-
Cling. He was introduced 10 a stun
ming Young woman and took her 70
the moving picture performance. All
the college gallantry of which he was
possessed was lavished upon his iair
companion and he felt certain that
he had made an impression. lie was
moved to ecstacy as he felt her snug
Cling close 10 him and he drank IN
with Joy the languishing glances she
bestowed upon him. These western
girls are a much easier conquest than
I imagined" he congratulated him.
self. at the same time, To dushs. be-
ing more convinced than ever Of his
own irresistibleness. II was not un-
til the evening was far spent that the
dlsenchantment came. One of the
Young men he had met the day pre-
yious had aocoutred himself in the
height Of Paris fashions and carried
off his female makeup so we'll that
he deceived even friends who had
known him much longer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

apple trees Mesdames Townsend
Renehan. Seiigman and Rolls assisted
In serving and for once the men turn.
ed ont as numefously az did the Ia
dies and enjoyed the social event fnl.
IS as thoroughly. This was also the
case Friday afternoon al the Santa
Re club. except that the men got there
first. the tea being preceded By a
tournament for singles on the tennis
grounds. the ladies stopping to watch.
admire. applaud and then 10 serve
tea. This vas also the semi-monthly
tea for the club. That these uut-of-
door affairs grow la favor IL demon
sirated BY the increased attendance on
Friday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

\/lkTlE never should ~ shaded.
Wee should never be- paraded
kladness never should recall
favots done t. great ~ small.
Miffh should never be unfeelinR.
JOY should never need cVnceaiins.
Anger never should descend
10 undo q foe ur friend
hudesif should never shipper.
N isefy should never Nhlmpcf.
Afnuenfe should never RISE
To offend q nfighburs eyes.
Ensi never should have part
in ones atiribuies of heart
Keep these sayings with you ever.
Override their wisdom never
Let IN an your liffs long span
You may never be- man
THE SAGE"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
Santa Fe

I'm In love with santa Fe:
Like II better every day:
But ! wonder, every minute,
How the folks who aren't IN Il.
Ever stand IL. any way,
Not to be IN Santa Re.
Quaint and strange II rs appeal:
There's a charm you've got t. feel
To explain It might do harm,
Analyze away the charm,
Far too wondrous 10 be real
Seems the spell Of us appeal.
Tell YOU why like IL best
tTaint 80 busy YOU can't rest.
Taint 80 lifeiess that you rust.
So YOU love it--you just must
For the place you're happiest
II the one you love the best
Seems as II old Santa Fe
Grows upon you. every day:
Seems as 10 you couldn't bear
To be any other where.
You Just wish that YOU could stay.
And grow old, in Santa Re.
-Mae Peregrine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

Miss Miriam Cartwright entertain
ed Tuesday evening tn honor II Miss
blanche Roberts. sister II the re-
doubtahle villa war correspondent.
John " Roberts The young folks
present had a gay time Of a. The
Younger set was also 10 the fore al
the dance given Thursday evening by
Mrs. Carl A. Bishop. The same even
Ing under the auspices of the WON
ans Board u Trade a dance took
place In the assembly room of the La
hrIrN building
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

get BY the traffic squad director
Without the come on sIfnal7 Never
speed EN- nDi No chance Me for q
safe ride with NJ T. when he has that
founErter q his In the back seat
Speaking 81 automobile drivers. ]
might diFress 10 say that for a skiiiful.
graceful driver. who drives a machine
IKE veteran 0nly better. I would
suggest Eleanor Naughey. pretty and
tivacious daughter Of the Emmett A
Naugheya. Miss Eleanor knows her
ear and knows hoW 10 drive with q
kfacetulness and skill pleasing 90
those who appreciate "a clever manip-
ulator Of the starts and stops and
levers and brakes and various other
mechanieisms. The only thing more
attractive than Eleanor's driving and
her pretty and smart clothes and her
way ~ wearing them-is Eleanor
herself
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

There are evidences OF renewal ~
activities by the Santa Fe Womans
club. Mrs. l. c. Collins issued call
for a meeting OF the child welfare de-
partment for Friday afternoon at the
0ld Palace at which plans for the
coming years work were informally
discussed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
kAtfTMANs Return.

Or. Harry y Kaufman and Mrs
Kaufman. newlyweds. have returned
from honeymoon. spent IA the White
mountains 81 Arizona The journey
through the mountains was made in
a motor ear. and the kauffmaus re-
port delightful trip Ia Cench0 and
-. Johns the newly welded couple
were entertained iy relatives ~ the
bride. who before her marriage was
Miss Adelaide Candeiaria. daughter Of
the Ambrose Candelarias Tis whis-
pered that Albuquerque will lose the
kanffmans before many moons. How
true II Is. ! know not. but the rumor
Is that Or. Kaufman and bride will
Leave before the summer Is over FOR
u. c. planning 10 make
their home In the national capital
Ut. Kaufman T. D Washington man.
The Doctors mother resides there and
he has property interests In Washing
lon which need personal attention.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
CHECK THE SYMPTOMS
OF LUNG TROUBLE

symptoms OF severe lung trouble. such AZ
Fever night sweats and loss Of weight etc
should be checked or serious results will
follow Eckman's Alternative has brought
about many reeoverIes. Read this.
sos w Thirty-sxth 81. New York
Gentlemen Since I was n very Young
woman l was q sufferer from Bronchitis
tried doctor after doctor. getting little ar
no benefit Finally l had night sWeafs
weak spells ana lost rapidly in eight and
my doctor told me II they were not checked
! would have Consumption Miss Mary Kar-
hamer who rs a friend ~ mine recovered
after taking yaur Alternative. and Insisted
that ! try H. / am nuN after two years
perfectly well, strong and healthy"
(AhbreTiatedl
fAffidavlD MRS ROSA VOELpEL.
Eckman's Alternative Is most efacacious in
bronchial catarrh and severe throat and
lung affections and upbuilding the system
Contains no harmful or habit forming
drugs Accept substitute Sold hy High.
land Pharmacy ana leading druggists Write
Ecknan Laboratory Philadelphia. Pa. fof
booklet OF recoNeTes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
BRIDGE ON TIE LAWN.

Mrs. Leopold and sister. Miss Ber-
gere. entertained on Tuesday after
noon in honor of the Misses Hull Of
Athens Ca, guests of Mrs. w. H.
Pope There were four tables of
bridge played on the lawn There
were also quite a number of guests
who did not play. but remained for
the afternoon. enjoying one of the
most delightful social affairs Of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
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FAMILY REC MON.

Judge A. ]. Abbott ana Hfs. Ab13U.
~ their House Of the Ten Alders. in
the Rlto de los FrijOies. in addition
IA entertaining the wayfarers who
find their way to the ioyeliest spot in
the cliff Dwelling park, had as house
guests three sons and their families.
Two danghters-i n-law and four grand
children whom they had never before
seen. made the canyon ring with their
laughter. three staivart sons. one DIS
triet Judge f. q Abbott Of Santa Fe.
another from the University Of Cali
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
POLLOCK PORCH PARTY.

A pretty porch tea was given FRI
day afternoon by Mrs X X. Pollock
at her home on West Tijeras avenue.
A few intimate friends We're asked %
meet AIRS. lrma Hartman Of Hamp-
ton. Iowa. who WAS "a guest at the
Pollock home during the past week.
Mrs. Hartman left last night for Cal
fforufa ia euau1 fhp summer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
SOCIETY OUT-OF-DO0RS.

One of the most pleasing fads Of
Santa Fe society is the giving of
parties out OF doors Two tennis
teas this week proved especially de-
llghtful. Mrs f. c. Abbott was the
hostess on Tuesday afternoon at the
first one Of these and entertained two
score Of guests on the lawn under the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
PICNIC ON TIE MINA.

Mrs. Theodore S Woalsev gave
picnic on the mesa Friday evening. the
honored guests being Miss Florence
Grunsfeld. Miss Elizabeth coors aud
Miss Alice coors Those asked were
Afr. and Mrs. H. - Janison. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry g. Coors. Miss Kathryne
Strickier. Mr. Wallace Bacon, Mr.
Whitson. DR. T. G. Cornish. Jr.. Mr.
Ira Boidt. Mr.. Ernest Iandolfi and
Mr. Robert l. Delfg
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
Santa Fe Society Notes

fornla and d third from Nogalcs, Ariz
brought their families for weekend
stay aud the canyon with its prehis-
TORE hahitaflons thousands 81 YEAR,
old was once more alive with joy and
maffImanf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

have returned 70 Albuquerque. after
= brief honeymoon ln the south. and
are AZ home NJ s pretty residence. t2f
West Copper avenue. Very pretty
and with the added charm poss ssed
~ soutfsrners. Mr.. valiant "a indeed
welcome addition % Albuquerque
society. Mr. Valiant i one ~ tho
owners Of the Albuquerque Etenine
Herald, and Is general manager 81
the publication The valiant we'd
ding was brilliant society event In
Ninslow. a. j. Indicated ty the manY
press notices o. the marriage IN
various Arkansas papers Before her
marriage Mrs. Valiant was Miss
Elizabeth Page. daughter IL Mrs Ed
IA A. Page. of WlusIuW
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

Rids pores and tissues Of impurities.
Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy.
Two sizes, SOC. and sl.00. BY toilet
counters or mail.
NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY ha~as Tsna
SOLD by Williams Drug Co. and
other toilet counters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

youihful.iookinr Individual. with
merry - uf steel and much courage. who
defics the laws ~ EfafIihtIou~ and
risks hlH nfe every day flunf up into
leloudland's purple zones. with the
mystic maze 81 memories ~ the earth
and lie Inhabitants rushing mndly
through hla mind uH be Fnzea nc pam
dramas " fact vanishing peoples aud
landscape WIS meet NeW Mexico
Elfl7 Well. to tell yOu an about Il
Ia ono breath. the man 81 an aviator
and il going L. make daily flights at
the state fair. This reads Ike an adj
veriisement and Il you think 10 b one.
! Nlli stop right here and wont say
another word Bnt II you have con
fldenef IN me. and Tom blukeft. the
fair man. Isn't handling words with
reckless Indifference az 60 their truth
or faislp. ] viii proceed. 10 proceed
the man wants "a meet p New Mexico
girl from any part 81 the siaie-who
has the nerve ~ make d iilFht with
him Ia his hiplans This hirdman.
who is coming 90 town. isn't bit
particular about the height Of the
Rlrl who Is chosen 10 make the trip
with him. A. 90 weight The only
requirement "a that she must not
lutely fearless in the alf--even IL II
comes to looping The loop.
! might add that the aviator w)at
look n the Rifl while he Is on the
flight with her. lie will be- too busy I
guiding the eraff And. therefore. I
won't see whether his riding partner /
II q blonde Or a brunette. eharming I
DF charmed yiHncious or vicious I
frightened OF cXhiiirated. delighted OF I
depressed. dreamy and dsmure. or /
laTine and dashing. ANYWAY. Il viii I
be great sport fer the girl who gets
10 go on tho race through the clouds.
With the whirr Of the propeliers and
Of powerful engine 20
lrown ont the noise ~ a fast beating
leart Then. think ~ the excited
thousands In the grand stands. and
heir admiration for the glrl who liant
Iffaid To flift with the possibility OF
IA instantaneous crash 20 earth.
The only recommendation demand
a by the aviator viii be immunity
81 the company he represents In the Z
orm OF written permission for the
lighi from the girls parents or legal
uardian The society editor Of the
forming journal has been authorized
% receive applications from prospec- {
Ite biplane tourists u the fair sex.
or this time ouiv | won't ask any =
ash deposit TO assure good faith and
aithful performance Of the promile. 2
. q .
I'm sorry. madam, but you'll y
have 10 be identified by some one
| know"
"oh. very well. have a friend
waiting outside In the machine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

Mrs 0ilmour was hostess 10 the
Monday Auction Bridge club. Mrs.
Kegel was the prize winner. The club
meets tomorrow with Mrs. Hayden.
The Nlernes club was entertained FRI
day afternoon rs Mrs. Earnest and
Mrs. Catron yesterday WAS hostess to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

Mrs b. A. Ntefu returned TINS
week from i visit o. Kansas city. TX
Governor Otero went 70 Lamy 10 meet
her.
Mrs. y. =. Mccullough and daugh-
ter. Mary Elizabeth. left this week To
visit her parents 20 Bozeman. Mont.
expecting 10 return the beginning Of
September. She accompanied as far
a. Denver. Nr and Mrs. j. r. Adams.
who were on their honeymoon tour
to Greeley. colo from which they
will return the end ~ this month.
Attorney and Mrs. A. H. Renehan
and children viii start on an automo-
bile trip a. 81 raso this week. They
had intended motoring to Denver for
the Elks' convention but report Of
bad roads turned them southwark.
Mrs iatckeY and sister. Miss Amelia
McFIe. have returned from Loving.
Eddy county where they visited Mr..
Lackeys parents On their WAY 10
Loving they also visited college
friends. Misses Mary Cooper and Jes-
sic craig at Roswell.
Miss n,ltn Hdpp returned Friday
afternoon from a visit with relatives
Ia East las Nezas.
Mrs. ". H. Pope and the Misses
Hull motored % the Valley ranch on
Friday for weekend outing.
Mrs. = X. Noble Of Monroe. Mich,
but who has been az Albuquerque the
past Few months was the guest this
week ~ Mrs George Marsh. who also
II one time lived al Monroe.
Mrs G.. a. Harrison and daughter.
Miss Nellie Harrison. have returned 4
from a visit with friends in Illinois /
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
AUCTION nRInGE PATTY.

Mrs. ID. II. Carnes gave an informal
auction bridge just two tables. on
Thursday evening for AIRS a ;.
Bronson Of I'll raso. who Is the guest
OF her aunt Mrs Frank Alderman.
Those present were Mrs. Frank Ack-
erman, Mrs. A. S. Bronson, Mrs. Frank
Stortz. Mrs. Fred Garfield Miss Iiil-
da Heizcll, Mrs ". W. strong, Mrs.
Jefre faggard Mrs Butts. Mrs NJ.
X wilder
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
FREE ADVERTISING.

Three hundred people from outside
towns were visitors at the Museum oi
! New Mexico last week, giving some
idea 81 the great thrOng OF tourists
that IS being drawn TO Santa Fe, most
~ by the interest In It's archaeology
history and qualntness. Twenty-siN
states. including Mississippi. Georgia,
Texas. Arizona. Iowa, California, Colo
RADIO Illinois. New York, Pennsyl-
vania. Missouri, ohio. Washington,
Wisconsin. oklahoma. Idaho. Nir-
ginla. Kentucky. Kansas, Maryland.
Michigan. Indiana, North Dakota,
Utah and New Jersey. besides Wash
'ington. d. C.. Canada, Mexico and
Germany were represented. santa
Fe is the best advertised town in the
world" declared a young architect
from Terlin, Germany, last sunday
in going through the museum. we
read about IL in our scientific ana
popular publications abroad and when
came to America / could hardly
pick up paper or a magazine or look
at a billboard or a freight ear with
out having the words santa re stare
me In the face. The second largest
city In Argentine republic a town of
90. 600 and more people. / found to
lt SANTA TIC al &ttiAiaA -NfhNAANAs -
Mexico I found Santa FEES by the
score When i came to the United
states. ! discovered a dozen santa
FEES in your gazetteers. all named az
ter your town. Even in Spain. Santa
Fe is a well known town name. the
second largest town on the Isle OF
Pines is a Santa Fe. but not one OF
those Santa Fe's gets the enormous
amount of advertising that your little
city does What is more. none of the
is overdone, for / find
your town really more interesting than
/ had anticipated except, judging
from its fame and the frequency with
which enc meets the name everywhere
from New York to San Francisco,
imagined that 1t must be about the
largest city in the United
States. II must cost you many thous-
inds of dollars annually 10 secure so
much conspicuous advertising. when
old that Santa Fe spends practically
nothing for advertising, he ascribed
he fact to another one Of those in
'crutable American ways Of doing
hings for he had just read some
ghere that the city OF san Antonio, /,
Tex. sets aside annually 100000 for /
advertising itself "and yet" he added. I
I meet the word Santa
ee a hundred times where / see that
q San Anfnnio once
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
wYLnERS GIVE DINNER.

Or and Mrs N * Wylder gave a
dinner party in Taft han al the Al
vafado Thursday evening. ON the
table was AN enormous bouquet of
pink carnations aud about the room
were bouquets of gladiolus Of the
same shade Covers were laid for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

Mrs. l.. b Lackcy MARY MeFiel
and sister. Miss Amelia McFie. were
here yesterday on their way TO Santa
Re after visiting IN Roswell and oth-
er towns in the pacos valley. Albu-
querque people have not entirely and
completely forgiven Mrs Laekey be-
cause Of her failure TO sooner let
them into the secret that she had been
married 10 Mr.. I1ckey some months
ago. First news of the marriage
came about a week agO-very start
ling and breaking Il gently TO even
their closest friends that they had
been scooped on one Of the most i'm
portant Happenings Of their young
lives While still reluctantly with
holding entire forgiveness. Aibuquer-
que friends Of the newlyweds hasten
ed yesterday to extend congratula-
fions To Mrs Iuckey II is under
stood that the lackeys will make
their hume AT Loving. y. NJ. sue
ceasor 10 Mrs. Lackey, as director Of
music at the University Of New Mex
leo. has not yet been announced.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

/ Los Angeles Cal. who have been Wis
lifting Mrs DAYS sister Mrs. oscar
Z Blueher. for the past few weeks left
/ on Thursday for the old family home
lin Springfield. ohio
! Mrs Joseph r. White and young
daughter have gone To Cleveland. O..
to spend the rest Of the summer
months
Mrs. NJ. o. Chadbourne. two chill.
dren and maid left Tuesday for a
months outing al irwins on the up
lper PecOs.
Mr. and Mrs r. f. Putney have re-
turned from a short vacation spent
at the Valley ranch on the Pecos.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Herndon their
family and Miss Mayida punkerley o
Ennis. Tex LETT for the various Cali
fornia beaches They will remain
away for six weeks
Mrs Jerre Haegard Of West Gold
avenue. Is expecting a visit from her
sister, Miss Lois Tracey OF Anderson.
Ind. in the near future
MIR and AIRS NJ w. Flournoy and
Mrs. stephen o Andres. with her
small daughter Of Champagne, Ills,
have gone % California where they
will visit for the coming month.
Miss Berniee Hesseiden and Miss
Iaurene Asselin are spending two
weeks in santa Re. the guests OF Mrs.
Albert Clancy who Is a sister OF the
first mentioned.
MIR. and Mrs David Weinman leave !
Tuesday for Atlantic City for a visit /
with Mrs. Weinman's parents. Air. I
and Mrs. $. i.ewinson. Mr.. Seymour
Lewinson returned from a Visit 10 his +
parents YESTERDAY MIR. Lewinson. Sr !, I
has been in poor health FOR a number +
OF months
Miss Marie Saiter Of StroHghurst. +
Illinois. VIII arrive tonight and be the +
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Frank Aeker- +
man. for faW days. Miss salter is
en- route to California.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12

Biondine-Gertle Girrygad has
fallen out with her fiance.
Hrunetfa--What caused the
QUARREL
Hlondine-She found a purple
hair on his coat and her Wig is
green.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-12
IN ANTICIPATION.


August is to be the merriest mad
/ dest month socially that Santa ne
has ever experienced and that Is go-
ing some Elsewhere. IL is the dullest
quietest season of the year. for the
iproverbial dog days bring iassitnde
even to the seashore. But at santa
Fe. the cool, crisp days that follow
the rainy season are stimulating.
Gardens and orchards are their best.
town and surroundings look their
loveliest and this year. an all month
summer school Will draw celebrities
from All parts Of the United states
authors. artists statesmen. scholars
men and women who have gained
fame in various walks Of life. have
announced their intention of coming
and staying as long as possible, Tor
Santa Fe's fame elimatically. scenic
ally and as a center Of art and science
is spreading even bsyond the Atlantic
and the Pacific. A continuous round
OF social events Is planned and llber-
ally inferspersed with these. are to be
art exhibits. dramatic presentations.
musical festivals, the main feature, OF
course, being the four forenoon lee
lures. the Saturday scientific eXeur-
sions. the round table sessions eacn
evening In the piacita OF the Ola
Palace. the daily musical programs
and the evening lectures, II VIII ne
a constant whirl from which eaea
visitor ana each host and hostess may
choose what appeals 10 them.
It may be in anticipation OF this
continuous feast Of good things taal
society quoted down somewhat his
week. or Il may have been because the
National Guard encampment at DEN
ing took out Of town a hundred and
more perfectly good partners ~
dances or at tennis. Dances were
few. parties fewer and even the card
clubs which wouldn't adjourn for a
summer vacation, had a~hard time e
-et all the members together. Bal
here was a coed deal OF coming and
going. Of receiving house guests from
sui OF town, Of hurried preparations
al, events 10 come. Of keeping drsss- I
makers busy and Of trips to The +
and cliff dwellings.