Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

D. nights death damp IN my hair.
so little fuss-attracted so little az
! tention Ia Themselves.
] have said nothing about the worl
Of either on the stage. because with
them rs all IN the days work, ant
besides ] was too busy telling about
our own folks.
But il would be ungracious, unfair
ana nn-eyerythlng else not to nc.
knowledge the debt that Albuquerque
owes to them. They gave us the best
show--bar none-that we have ever
had. We hope 70 have them with
vs. again. II this hope IN not realiz-
ed. the Albuquerque public will be
the loser.
OTTO sWENSON DEAD.
The tragic death In California OF
Otto Swenson brought real grief TO
his many friends In this city. The
story as It comes In disjointcd mes
sages to those who knew him here
lacks much in the way OF circum-
stantlal confirmation. II will prob
ably be some time before the actual
details Of the tragedy are known. Al
that " certain IL that Mr.. Swenson
IL dead and that a certain degree OF
mystery surrounds the actual occur
renee
Mr.. Swenson was exceedingly pop
ular IN Albuquerque and was dis
tinct leader In one OF the best s0-
cial sets. That he was preparing
to return TO this city. because he
liked II better than amy place In the
southwest. and had made his apph-
cation for rc-transfer 10 the forest
service here. Is a fact that Will be
learned with melancholy interest by
his friends here.
3 .
II often takes more patience
10 live happily with "a faithful
husband than with an unfailhful
one.
WOMAN's CLUB.
The Womans club held Its first
meeting of the fall last Friday and
full attendance was out TO see things
started off in the proper manner.
SO much business Of real import
ance had accumulated to claim the
attention Of the club that the recep-
ton to the members, which usually
takes place AZ the first fall meeting.
WAS postponed until next Friday.
The election Of delegates to the
state federation. which takes place
At Silver City on October -. resulted
IN the selection of Mrs J. n. Wroth. I
Mrs. Charles Warrington. Mrs. C. H.. Z
Conner, Mrs. {. 4. kellam, Mrs d. {
HIttnfr. Mrs X X. Pollock and /
Mrs Frederick VIM.
The club also heard from the COM 1
nittee on the Better Babies contest. (
which gave a glowing account of
what Il expected TO be done at the .
state fair. and from the civics de-
lartment as to the work accomplish 1
d during the past summer.
The meeting WAS a very enthusiasts
ie one. aud All members of the club
re looking forward to successful
season during the coming fall and
winter.
our sins are sure TO fiad as
out--but they have an unpleas-
ant habit 81 calling ngain.
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n HONOR or MISS HOIsIICk.
on Thursday afternoon and Friday
vcning MIR. and Mrs. John Milne
fere hosts at two of the largest par
lex OF the week In honor Of their
ucst. Miss Florence Horliek Of Ra-
Inc. Wisconsin.
Auction was PLAYED on both occa-
ions Thursday afternoon Mra. Milne
ias assisted by Mrs, r. H. Nohl and
irs. l.. q Rice. The Milne home
as beautifully decorated in chrys-
nthemums and giadiolas and pre-
anted a serne OF rare attractlyeness
he guests. besides Miss Hoflick, were I
IRIS. Frank Alderman. Miss Leila Ar
lilo. Mrs Isaac Barth. Miss Cecilia K
arth Of St Johns, Ariz.. Mrs. ID. A I
ittner. Mrs q. l.. Brooks. Mrs. u. E
mado Chavez. Mrs. III. II. Henins. q
Irs. i. \. Mann Mrs. Raymond ]
Iainm. Mrs Roy stamm. Mrs. w. W. =
trgng. Mrs J. yfsafrl, Mrs. Frank t
filsoib Mrs. Reed, Mrs. George s
lock. Mrs. James Horncr. Mrs. III.
Coors, Jr. Mrs 9. y. Marion. Y
rs. f I.uthy, Mrs Harry strong. {
Irs u. a. Macpherson. Miss Anna /
sli Macpherson. Mrs Thomas \.
iilkcrson Mrs NJ X Wylder, Mrs {
H. Nohl and Mrs. l.. q. Rice
The guests on Friday evening were j
r. and Mrs l.. G; Rice Or. and Mrs. q
A. Reidy. pr. aud Mrs. Frank ~
Tull. Mr.. and Mrs G. +. Lowber. &
b. aud Mrs, Ward Anderson, Mr.. )
ld Mrs r. A. Luken. Mr. and Mrs
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs +. IL &
OIL Miss Mavme Nice. Of Los AM IL
es, Miss Goodwin, Of Dover. Della. c
I'd Nh. Emory Davis. d
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Mrs. Bfnham--Y were q pic +
ttrc when YOU rcelcd home last n
night. v
Benham- Yes. my dear. | was
a moving picture In several reels. v
t>gr>g rArTN ia
Mrs. Theodore + Wooisey Jr.. was
,stess Tuesday evening at a dancing ]
lrtv Tor Willard and Robert Hope v
ell who arrived in the city from q
g HONEYWELL ranch IN Sierra county r
q early part of the week The ar b
II vas IN the nature Of a farewell
IT'S 10 the young men, prior 10 their i
wing for college IN the east. N
The guests included Miss Rebecca 81
orner. Miss Elizabeth Srnot. Miss
orence WELLER. Miss Louise Bell. ~
Iss Hazel Hawkins. Miss Katherine "
cMlllen. Miss Annette Weinman lal
Iss Evelyn Long. Miss Grace Stortx Isl
essrs. Willard Hopewell. Robertl N
Harold Perry. Donald Will