Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29

Hlumen6cein "Ihcy are SupcrDly
done. Tho magazine also prints q
fine portrait Of Mrs Bmmenscen and
child.
, SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
The society event Of the week was
the reception rendered Or. j. NJ Rob
inson Of Johns Hopkins university at
the Palace Of the Governors. The az
fair was in charge Of the woman's
AUXILIARY Of the Museum of New Mex
Iieo and School Of American Archaeol-
Ogy of which Mrs James l.. Seligman
is the chairman and the ladies again
outdld themselves in staging the brill
liant event. DR.. Edgar Hewett in
troduced the speaker at the lecture
which preceded the reception and also
stood in the reception line with Dr.
Robinson in the absence Of Governor
Mcdonald, who was unayoidably de-
tanned The lecture room was not
only SO crowded that every seat was
taken, but every bit Of standing room
was occupied and the lecture proved
Of such interest that the lecturer was
not only applauded, but q vote Of
thanks was extended him unanimous
tly. The reception certainly was not
eclipsed in spontaneous cordially and
brillancy by any of the great num-
Der of social events that have taken
place in the historic Old Palace in the
past three centuries In the beaut-
!ful Rito lie Friioles room, Mrs Nc
HFle and Mrs. Rdpp poured coffee,
while the guests also took possession
of the adjoining Puye room The la
dies who assisted were MIS-. James
II. Seligman, president Of the auxil-
larry committee, Mrs. l.. A. Hughes,
Mrs. +. G. Wilson, Mrs. A. b. Rene
han, Mrs. b. NJ, Thomas, Mrs Rupert
! f. Asplund and Mrs u. L. Hewett
Dr. Robinson, accompanied by X. NJ
chapman, Yesterday enjoyed trip as
the guest of Ashley r. Pond. to the
elf dwellings and Indian pucblos.
Or. J. A. Massie and the Misses
Aassie on Friday evening gave n din
ner in honor Of Or. David NJ. Robin
son Of Johns Hopkins university, Bal
timore
Dr.. Edgar /. IIcwett was host at a
luncheon on Friday noon al the De-
Vargas in honor of Professor ID. NJ.
Robinson, the eminent archaeologist,
the Palace of the Governors on THE
Buried cities Of Asia Minor" Covers
were laid for ten, the guests. In addl-
ton 10 the guest Of honor. Secretary
OF state Antonio Lucero. Or. j a.
Rolls, Professor Rupert u. Asplund.
Paul 4. i. Walker, James L. Selig-
man, Judge John u. Merle, Judge l..
Ic. Collins and Professor j. H. Wag-
ner Or. Robinson delighted the 9TH
er guests with personal anecdotes Of
archaeological excavation work in
Asia Minor.
POLITICS IN WOMAN'S CLUB.
Politics in the Woman's club reach
ed almost the same degree Of inten-
sity this week as politics among the
lmen who are exciting themselves over
the municipal campaign The climax
was reached in "Wednesday after
moons meeting in the Palace of the
Governors when Miss Flora Conrad
was nominated for the presidency to
succeed Mrs. l.. G. Collins, VINO has
served two years in that capacity and
I did not desire reelection. Mrs. y. y
Laughlln was nominated for second
vice president corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. Walter L. Kegcl For the
departments the following were pom
Iinated. Art ana literature, Mrs. h. Il.
! MeCollough, chairman, Mrs. NJ. a..
I0tero and Mrs. NJ. T Dunleavy di-
Irectors: civic department, Mrs John
H. Alclie, chairman, Mrs Carroll and
Mrs Chapman. directors home and
/ children. Mrs. Cora Hayward chair
man, Mrs. Mayes and Miss Conrad.
directors.
The next evening, the Woman's club
went in for woman's suffrage and that
under the most persuasive and
charming leadership. Miss Mabel
Vernon of Washington, d. c.. Of the
National Suffrage association, ad-
dressed the Woman's club and found
hearers who did not need TO be per-
suaded 10 her way of thinking. In
fact il the Santa Re Woman's club
had its way, New Mexico would be IN
the suffrage column POGO pronto
The club agreed 70 join the nation
wide celebration, or rather demonstra-
ton on May ., which is 10 impress
congress duly in favor Of national
suffrage for women, and congress. no
doubt. will be duly impressed, for il
Is pointed out that of the committee
In the senate In charge OF the mat
ter our own Senator Thomas Z. Ca
/ iron. seems TO be the only Ajax defy
/ ing the lightning. although he
makes rather eorpulent Ajax" who
+ docs hot mince any words when It
comes 70 voice opposition 90 suffrage.
Most Of the other senators frankly
svow that they favor It or slide from