Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-22
Santa Fe Society Notes

rare interest from the excavations of
.ancieat Greco and Rome, loaned py
the chairman, Mrs. Harry J.. wilson
whose archaeological researches
abroad have supplied the class with Z
much original material
Athens the eye Of Greece,
Mother Of aEta and eloql9enc roN
IT'S WRITTEN IN THE CARDS. \,
I cannot tell how the truth may PEI
/ say the tale as twas said to me
SCOTT Is
Santa Fe society is again playing for
prizes. There was lull for some
months because of the interdict placed
upon prizes by the legislature but
law not backed by public opinion
is observed only In the breach, ana
prizes and stakes are the rule again 3
mot only NJ weekly meetings OF GER
tain card clubs, SO it is. said, put
here and there where gentlemen pay (
the gentlemanly game Of poker ana
"A jackpot adds 10 the zest Of the L
sport
The credit Of good faith is never
Lost, if by a strong endeaNor
We, the gamesters play the game f
4 ANU liAN MtlAtA'Aa RMN ~ rt-+'f'-"f
Lies a gamble? Let it be-
( Let us play 1t, you and me;
Hold our faith as gamblers do,
) The good sports words enough 4
for you.
4 4
+ The Auction Bridge CLUB met with 1
Mrs. Lloyd on Monday afternoon. Inc T
guests were. Mesdames Plummer,
+ Kaeden, French and Yontz. The prize F
went towel there arc some women
and one man in Santa Fe, anyway,
who can keep secret The piece +
de resistance Of the refreshments vas
shrimp salad.
THE HONORED GUEST.
Mrs. Morgan o. LlewelNn, former F
Santa Fean, who came up from Las
Cruces for the Charity BAH and left .
on Tuesday for her home was the
guest Of Mrs. A. b. Renehan OF the .
Willows, and was entertained by Mrs. /
Carl Bishop on Monday afternoon at f
auction bridge Although informal, I
the affair proved to be a most de- .
hghtful one. Decorations ana re- T
freshments were in perfect harmony.
Misses May and Florence Spitz and
Miss Marian Bishop assisted in serv-
ing The guest prize was awarded 10
Mrs Lleweylln, Of course, and the +
bridge prize for the highest score T.
wen to Mrs Renehan There were T
three tables and the guests beside 4
those already mentioned We're. Mes
danes q. G.. Catron, J.. O. Moore, II. 4
lip. Davies L. A. Fiske. s. Spitz. j. A. +
Roofs i. c. Abbott, j. J.. Selsman,
E. r.. Wright, j. w March and w.
l.. Kegel
The Thirteen club met on Saturday
afternoon as the guests Of Mrs. i. r. .
Nuding. who has as house guests Mr..
and Mis- Prince of New York
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n WELCOME 10 OUR CITY.
Among the interesting and interest
ed visitors to the Museum of New f
Mexico and the Palace OF the Cover
nors during the week were Bishop
Frederick Howden of Albuquerque,
and Internal Revenue Collector Lewis
Carpenter of Phoenix. Ariz The reg
istmtion of tourists Is on the increase,
dispelling the fear that the pre-eX-
position year would be marked BIZ a
scarcity OF those who want to see
America first on Wednesday. for in-
stance, the visitors started with Judge
Carpenter early i'm the morning. an
hour before the regular opening of
the museum, and wound up with a
bridal couple on their honeymoon
tour Mr. and Mrs. J. Harris, from Col
orad0, late in the evening. In the aft
erno0n the first transContinental auto
party Of the year spent more than an
hour viewing the art and archaeology
cal treasures Of the museum, in the
party being T. g. Walker Minneapo-
lis; c. Z. Walker, Winnipeg; H. T..
4 IL 4 8
Salt Lake City. Three other visitors
from the far northwest We're included .
among the twenty men who reg
istered that day G.. J.. Warner, Of
Helena; Otto Ross. OF Moscow, Ida
no, and A. b. Marshall. of Helena.
Other visitors We're. H. H. Kidd, chi /
cage; Charles Koch, Denver oscar 4
Thompson j. ID. Hart and Wesley
iMcCallister of Lovngton, J. ID. Kirk .
patrick and Ralph Higgins OF Ros-
well Mrs Walter Palmer OF Ninton.
Iowa, had passed through the ola F.
Palace some twenty years ago and
marveled AZ the transformation. She
was so much Interested, that at her re-
quest the museum was thrown open
one evening at 9 o'clock $50 that she
might view il again and though she
had only few hours the next morn
ing before train time she spent the
greater part Of that time, TOO. In the
building so that she might post her
self thoroughly and carry the mes
sage of New MeNlco's glory and gram
deur back 90 Iowa and on to Calfor- +
mia, where she visits annually. VIII 4
liam c. Dotterer OF the Crystal Park
Auto Road company ~ Colorado I
Springs. was SO enthused that he APP
piled for membership In the New
Mexico Archaeological society right F.
then and there.