Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-09
Santa Fe Society Notes

ored hollyhocks in the dim recesses,
set off by greens as graceful as any
vines in the tropics The spirits
might have lenged 10 taste the punch,
TO partake Of the cake, to sit at the
table which was patch of floral
beauty, to have mingled with the
crowds.
And the musicl What new har-
monies it must have disclohed to
them How the strength and the
sweetness of the voices must have I'M
pressed them and caused them To re-
greet that they lived SO many years
too soon. Possibly they had mean
dered to the Scottish Rite cathedral
the night before and listened thought
fully to the powerful and eloquent
discourse of the Rev. A. Toothaker of
Albuquerque, when he sought to bring
wildly before his hearers the immen-
sity of the other worlds, the possible
tiles that may exist in space. the IN
Significance and at the same time, the
majesty of man. And the music
again! The great chorus OF the sum
mer school. the fine soloists. the sweet
harmones of pipe organ. violin, piano
Perhaps, three hundred years from
lnow, those present at Monday eve
ning's brilliant society affair, VIII be
privileged to. see just as great CROWN
and development of their IDEAS ana
ideals as did those conquistadores VINO
may still linger in the dim reeesses
! Of the venerable. grand old building,
which furnishes so memorable anu
lfine a setting for the summer school
| Judge William n. Pope presided
over the welcoming exercises Throngs
poured into the assembly room and
gave Governor Mcdonald greeting
so hearty that II must have made him
feel that he was among friends IN
deed His address reflected that very
spirit and was one of his happiest et-
forts in public. Mrs. Mcdonald, VINO
had just returned from California al
L ter an absence of many months, STOOD
lin. line with the. chief executive ana
Federal Judge and Mrs w. II. Pope
as the hundreds Of students, guests
and townspeople passed. The recep-
ltion was given to the directors anu
their wives of the summer school ana
If was the latter who assisted in serV-
ling. Mrs. f. r. Wright being ehair-
man of the entertainment committee
lit was a never-to- be-forgotten occa :
sion and the most brilliant social az
fair of the summer thus far.
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| A CONSTANT WHIRL.
| While society turned out well 10
feast intellectually on the twenty-five
lectures given in the summer schooi
this week by men eminent IN science
and literature, it relaxed in noWise
from its social whirl and not an al
ternoon was without its social gather
ing Monday afternoon, the Auction
Bridge club was the guest of Mrs
Holdings. The guests were: Mrs.
Paul Hall. Mrs. Duran, Mrs. Noyes
Weitmer The prize went to Mrs.
lGilmour On Monday. the club meets
with Mrs. II. II. Dorman on Buena
Vista Heights~
! THIRTEEN CLUB.
! Mrs Paul A. Hall was hostess 10
1.-THE Thirteen club on Tuesday AFTER
noon. 1t was a most delightful al
fair and the guests were: Mrs. Mis-
lof Washington, d. c.; Mrs. L. .. ill
llette, Mrs. Gillette, Sr., of Arizona
Mrs. /. b. Hanna, Mrs. II. II. Hanna
lMrs. Goutchey. Mrs. Giddings, mrs
Hoover, Mrs. McManus and Mrs.
IOrmsbee.
CINDERELLA DANCE.
| More than thirty guests enjoyed
1.-The Cinderella dance given Tuesday
evening by the Misses Massie in henof