Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04

ed the wishes Of the maid in regard
to the matter
Bui, aA may have been conjeetured,
they could not. positively and abso-
iutcly could not. wait until those lazy
carpenters ana hrick-masons got
Through with the cottage. for hadn't
they alfeady set the day and made the
bargain with the parson and nude all
larrnngements7 Who ever heard 81
waiting 30 build n house when YOU
have things already fixed up that
way? AT the same time they were
lall for love In cottage. ana go thcy
decided To see N they couldn't get q
Furnished cottage until their own 1t
tie love Of d bungalow. or whatever
liz was WIS finished.
They got busy along that line. md
luck favored them Tho man had a
friend. a Benedict Of some three or
four years Standing. who owned u
nicely furnished cottage ON cll nev-
Ter mind what street-that In q
pinch would answer all requirements.
Friends wife and baby for Friend
had n very young son or a daughter !
forget which. ana Il doesn't make any
Indifference anyhow were contemplate
ling trip OF some two or three months
duration to their old home In the cast,
leaving Friend 10 batch II during their
absence. ln the circumstance II was
easy TO strike bargain. The man
rented his friends house furnished
for such time hs HIS own was undor
construction. the understanding being
that Friends wife and baby would
leave while the newlywcds were away
on their honeymoon and that upon
/ the aI tHa l4ff4r ilYt ulHtlII
take possession Of the cottage. SO
that part OF II was fixed
And SO, as ! started once 10 say. the
man and the maid were married and
went away on their honeymoon and
now they pass out Of this story, for
what | have to tell relates chiefly 10
lothcrs
In due time Friends wife packed
her belongings, such az she needed for
the trip back home, and took the baby
ANA boarded train for the east,
Ana Friend looked him up some tom
Ipurary quarters aud proceeded to
make himself as comfortable MS might
be.
Came n time when the newlyweds
were expected back from their honey
moon and II bchooved Friend. accord
ing TO his agreement TO turn over the
keys Go the brother of the very young
husband, who was To welcome the
twain To their rented cottage So,
on the day Of their expected arrival,
Friend met the brother aforesaid at
the house Ia compliance with an APP
lpontment previously made
! should have stated that Brother is
nothing II not stickier for his rights.
Everything must be- just az II Is nomi-
mated Ia the bond. or he viii mako
trouble. II ~ necessary 10 make this
lelcnr IN order TO understand what fol-
flowed
Friend went through the house with
brother in order 10 see that every
thing was IN proper shape before turn
Ing over the keys Suddenly his eye
fell upon the hahy's bed, which he
had forgotten to have removed to the
basement when the folks left FOR back
home. lie apoloRized for the omis-
sion at once, and stated that he would
have the bed taken out at once.
Instantly Brother fnrcd up. No
you don't" said he "The agreement
was for the house aud all the fufni-
/ ture TO be- turned over lust as Il is
and / will not accept 1t any other
iWhy."
TO Say that Friend was flabhergaat-
od Is putting II mildly lie stood ia
blank amayemcnt for moment
opening aud shutting his mouth like "a
/ fish out al water Then the humor
OF the situation struck him and he re-
lsumod his composure. IN the most
offhnnd manner. hut choking back a
llnugh with an the strength az his com
Inland. he replied Certainly thats
IAN right my only idea In having IL
moved was that | didn't think they
would need H. And SO the matter
tended
This story doesn't sound half as fun
NY 20 YOU as ii would il you knew an
/ the folks
] Wigs what canses divorce
Wage Men, women ana mar
mage Tho Club Fellow
MRS. WHITES lHtIpcES.
Two uf the most elaborate affairs
given Ia Albuquerque 10 many days
lWcrc he auction bridee parties Of
iMrs charles stephen White on Mon
F day and Tuesday afternoon at her
HOME tn this city
on both occasions Mrs White was
iassIstcd bN Mrs W " Srongi Mrs
IN Is WYlder Mrs f. H. Edgar Mrs
H. ~ smithors Miss r. Brent Miss
lAarparet white aud Mss Margaret
lSmithers The young ladies of ST.
Margaret guild served The pfisc
winner on Monday WIS Miss Esttilc
I luthV. while uu Tuesday the honor
invent 10 Mrs Amado thaVvs. each fr-
IccNins a beautiful basket of ehoice
iroses The rooms were beautifully
decorated with roses. carnations and
ldhhlits. while the ennNassCd .in porch
WIS covered with tg
The guests for the two occasions an
lcludcd AIRS Bessie lafta, Mrs A A.
Keen Mrs Thomas II kelcher Mn
Jessie keleher, Miss Eugenia kelehcr.
Miss MafgHret keleher Mrs l.. KEN
lpeniek. Mrs &C. II Kent Mrs " g.
ktim. Mrs George S klock Mrs w.
Jarrett Miss julia Lee. Miss Lou tee.
Mrs y Il Luthy. Miss fatclle Luthy.
Airs. u \ Macpherson. Miss Annahcll
! Macpherson. Mrs 4 j Maloy. Miss
lilaael Maley. Mrs . n Marion. Mra
Charles May Miss noil, Mcclellan.
Mrs Roy McDonuid Mrs W. " Mc-
lDonald Mrs A g. MeENan Mrs. y,
tE brown Mrs MArRAret Medler. Mrs,
IG IS. Mei-andress. Mrs II "A Merritt
Mrn " T. Mctcalf Mrs g. II i.estcr
Mrs }. T. rearcs. Mrs - Rankin.
Mrs T. = Rice. Mrs Louis RayH0lds
Mh~ Regina Rosonwald. Mrs Fetch
er Miss irene Saint Mrs Samuel II.
Mitchell. Mrs Edward Spitz, Mrs Roy
Siamm. Mrs simon stern. Mrs Mabel
Stevens ilimoe Mrs ". s. STRICKEN
Mrs 4 b Siroup. Mrs D. e pull
Miss Eleanor Naughey. Mrs William
Walton Mrs a Nelnman Miss
Bette WILEY Mrs J n Wroth AIRS
JAruha Arlsarfi. Jr. Mrs Lockwood.