Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-15


abel Macpherson. Or. ana Mrs. G.
VI. Conner. Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Hun
ing ana Mr. and Mrs. Jcrre liaggard,
We must all bow 30 the newt
able. but few OF us get OFF with
merely bowling.
DINNER PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ilfeld enter
tanned al dinner Friday evening at
their home on West Central avenue.
The table was decorated with red
roses ana dainty lunches Of ylolets
were given as filvors After dinner
bridge was played.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs
John Lee Clarke, Mrs. Childers. Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard lifeld. Or. and Mrs
II. j. Alger Mr.. A. Flescher ands Mr.
and Mrs. David Weinman.
THE MIRAGE.
At the election held Thursday by
the university student body y. Oscar
Brown and Nelson r. Newman were
given the honors Of managing the
1916 Mirage the annual publication
OF the university The two elected
officers take the places Of Miss Anne
liza Mcfie and Lawrence h. Laekey,
who were given these positions at the
regular annual election last spring,
but whose failure to return to school
this year necesstated a new editor
and manager being elected.
The election Of Mr.. Brown to the
post OF editor is generally conceded
Co be an excellent choice. Mr..
Brown has been a student at the uni
versity for Nix years, having finished
his preparatory work there, and later
taking up his college course. lie has
always distinguished himself In a lit
crary way, having won first prize IN
the university essay contest when
freshman. and since that time he has
been active on both the u. N. NJ.
Weekly and the Mirage, in every po-
sltion from reporter TO associate edi-
tor, and the students ut Thursdays
election felt that they were only dis
charging debt in raising him to this
post for which his qualities and ener-
giles have so fitted him.
Mr.. Newman has been prominent in
managerial lines in several different
capacities since his entrance 10 the
university three years ago, and with
these two men at the head OF their
annual, IL is felt that the 1916 Mirage
will be up TO the best standards of tho
University OF New Mexico.
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The average serial and The av-
erage cereal are equally tire
some.
AT CASTLE HUNfNG.
Mrs. Franz HnnIng kept open house |
Thursday afternoon at Castle Huning I
to celebrate her seventy eighth birth |
day anniversary. Fifty or sixty |
friends called during the afternoon
for chat, "a cup Of rare coffee and 1
a 'cafo kuchen," for which Mrs. Hum /
ing Is noted.
Mrs. lInning was assisted by her |
Mrs Arno Iiuning and her I
niece, Mrs. Walter Council The
guests were served in the dining room
which was beautifully decorated with
white roses and green foliage for the
occasion.
Most Of us believe in luck be-
cause we are sure the other fellow
has It.
NONtN'S CLUE.
The meeting ~ the Woman's club
Friday, which wins turned over to the
lrt class and which WAS open TO the
public. WITS ono of the most success.
lii ever held by the organization.
II was generally admitted that the
display of china. water colors. EN-
,roldery and fancy cookery WAS even
letter than that which won So much
lraise for the club at the state fair.
Fhe keenest interest was displayed IN
he exhibits By the mombers and an
large attendance of MEM
,ers testified 10 tho activity that is
icing shown i'm club affairs.