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

versary. The table was decorated
with cut flowers, and the menu was
perfect The guests were Mildred
Harris, Consuelo Chayes. juliet
! FIeischer. Carrie llorner. Marcella
Matson, Elizabeth Morisette, Kath-
Ierine Warren Esther Harlan ana Hell
len Grunsfeld
Mrs w w. strong was at home to
la number of friends Friday afternoon
lin compliment to her guests, MIR. and
Mrs. W. IL. Hahn of Los Angeles, ana
the latters daughter, Mrs. Frank Mud
ling Of Santa Fc.
Mrs Ivan Grunsfeld was hostess at
ian informal bridge party Monday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
I William @. Russell OF Denver.
4 4 a
DR.. and Mrs. r. II. Briggs celebrat-
ed their twenty-fourth wedding ami
tanning at a family dinner a large
bouquet Of red roses formed a beau
tiful centerpieee. Among the guests
and Mrs. W. II, Hahn Of Los Angeles,
anu NJ anu AAiNt > lhllh %NANAAlh ~
Santa Fe.
Mrs. Frank Nuding returned to San
IA Fe Yesterday after spending the
week With Mr. and Mrs. W. w. strong
and Mr.. ana Mrs w. IL. Hahn,
q =
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r. Jamison
motored to Tesuque, Friday, to spend
the week end with Miss Barbara John
son, who recently purchased IN ideal
ranch in the upper Pccos valley.
a q q
Mrs Nathan Eisemann of Boston,
was the guest Thursday evening al
an Informal dinner party given in her
honor By Mr., and Mrs. Max Nord-
haus.
a a a
Mr. and Mrs J +. Luthy have re-
turned from New Haven, Conn, where
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29
ANS IIII.In,s MUSIC VIE.


Mrs HrIlp's Music AE.
Rarely has Alhuqueraue seen ~
complete social and artistic ~
tmph as thai scored hy Mrs. Nou IT.
feld nt hor musicale Thuradoy after
noon t.
The itfld home was deearnteu win
IA wealth %. floral beauty that nHlNi
description difficult, while ns tlNoii
each guest was presented with
handsome corHee bouquet that MAS 1
climax of the ilonst's HsIll Ihes'
bouquets shaded from lshl pinks To
purplc. while about the room was p
profession of similar bouquets of roses
and sweet peas
The musical program was one when
ID ls not often given 60 local enthuh'
lasts to enjoy Such well known ar
lists ns Mrs Ada Pierce VIM, Mrs
Mabel stevens llimoe and Mr. Thoma
A. christian nutdid Themselves in tht
rendition of numbers whose classic
hcnuty could not DE SURPASSED.
Mrs ufrldH RueBtH included airs l.
Hunina. Nru Frank iiuhbell MIS-
Bornnrd llfrld. Mrs Hessie laffa, MfA
Bonnic Inftt Mrs Harold i. IHml
som Nra a 4. Keen. Alra 4. KEN.
penlch. Nts r Kent AIRS George s
Nlook. Mrs Jarrett Mrs " q RuH'
spu Mrt l.. llfeld. Ats. H. ! Algef
Mrs SUNNI nurkhart Nr Fnr.
sons. Airs vs.. s.. HppcWrl, Mrs w
49, nuchrr Mfs. -. \. Maisnn. AIRS
ROY Mcdonald. Mrs Geofae Aruot
Mrs lsnRc lurth Mrs D. q cornish
Mrs y W Elder Mrs 81 " Flour.
NOS. Mrs H. Grunsteld, AfR ] Gfuns
HHa.n
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when it held only passing interest,
but in view Of recent developments in
Washington it has assumed q special
timeliness A. b. McMillen VIII read
ia paper prepared specially for the
occasion
Early in May the Dons viii give a
picnic on the mesa in compliment TO
their wives, which bids fair to be one
Of the pleasantcst affairs that the or
ganization has ever undertaken. This
win be the last Of the meetings to be
held by these stately gentlemen until
after the heated season has come and
zone
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29
MORNING JURNAL SOCIETY
DEPARTMENT.
Telephone Number SO.

Special NOticc--Rep lrts Of So
oial functions should be sent in
Immediately after they are held,
in order 10 receive proper atten-
ton The Journal society section
goes to press on Saturday. and
items received later than Friday
night cannot be published on the
following Sunday.
Notices for the society section
can be communicated to the So
ciety editor either by telephone or
by letter addressed TO the Morn
ing Journal. Society Department.
Communications should be signed
not for publication. but for pur-
poses Of Identification.
The society department will be
glad TO receive and publish notices
Of out-of-town functions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29
THE FIFTEEN CLUE.

The meetings OF the Fifteen club.
the oldest literary club in Santa zee,
never flag in interest and the meet
ing with Mrs. Newhall on Friday att
ernoon was no exception. Mrs George
Marsh presided and In addition TO
Current Events and Quotations. which
are regular feature OF an its pro-
grams, Mrs. Rapp read a paper on the
American Indian and Mrs. l.aughlin
read from Miss Alice Fletchors works
on Indian eeremonials. A number Of
invited guests were present to enjoy
tho program
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29
Santa Fe Society Notes

under by saying suffrage is purely a
state matter and not q subject for
federal action. Naturally, tho south
hastens TO take the latter View or
rather its congressional representa-.
tiyes with such shining exceptions rs
Hobson, do. BE that as II may. the
Woman's club appointed Mrs. j W.
Mayes, chairman, and Mrs Kate ~
Hall, Secretary Of committee which
every member of the club at the meet.
ing Joined 20 celebrate May 2 out of
doors In lifting their voices. separately
and unitedly, for suffrage.
And right in that line, the members
Of the civic department viii ask that
q woman be appointed street supervis-
or or be given some office like IL so
that she would have the power TO
tidy up the city Since the last clean
up day the town has been gradually
getting dirtier and another cleanup
day is an urgent necessity. IL has
grown TO be the custom in civic af-
fairs in Santa Ie Ito let the women do
it," and they do it, from keeping the
plaza ard identifying cemeteries. to
maintaining the public library. pro-
tectlng home institutions. The Wom-
- = i''ttA "a ~ ldub inc woman s
club and other womens organiza-
tons are always in the heat Of the
fight and since they are, why should
they be denied the ballot?
Miss Vernon was delighted with
Santa Fe. II impressed her as town
after her own heart. where womans
influence is dominant. She received
considerable social attention. had sew
eral auto trips. but enjoyed most OF
all, lingering among art and other
treasures of the Palace Of the Gov
ernors. following the lead of every vis-
itor of culture who declares the Alu-
scum of New Mexico to be Il priceless
heritage Of the commonwealth, in
fact, worth millions to it. II such
things can be measured by dollars and
cents. She returned to the venerable
building again and again to take an
other loving lock at it and was par
tcularly impressed with the fact that
as it was the political and social CEN
ter for three centuries past, II sun
maintains that prestige and has add
cd to il that Of an art, educational
and culture center whose influence
reaches down into Guatemala and up
into Alaska. and from Europe TO east
crn Asia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29
LEGISLATURES AND LAWMAKING

Speaking of Woman's clubs, some
interest was created here by the fact
that State Senator i. c. Champion
who is a member Of the Archaeologi-
cal society and takes a keen interest
In the Museum of New Mexico. was
booked to address the Ration Sorosls
on Friday afternoon on Legislatures
and Lawmaking," subject with
which he Is, Of course, fully CONVEX
SAINT. from every possible aspect of the
DrCDOsitf0u
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29
GETTING NEARER HOME.

The Archaeological class Of the
Woman's club held another intensely
interesting meeting on Thursday aft
ernoon In the Palace OF The Cover
nors Mrs. Wilson. the class leader.
IN reviewing the program with apt
smile explained how the class was
getting nearer home after surveying
with wide sweep the classical fields
and now narrowing down 10 greater
details as the field Of American arch
aeoiogy is surveyed Mrs Hewett in
a scholarly paper told of tho pre-lncl
civilization of Peru. Mrs $. @. Nor
lev charmed her hearers with splen-
did paper on the Archaeology Of CEN
trail America. a paper which might
be called authoritative for Mrs. Nor
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they visited their son Frederick who
is a student at Yale Miss Esteun
who accompanied her parents on theI.
trip east, remained In Topeka. Kan.
sas, to visit friends, During their
three months absence from Al6uonor
que the Luthys visited Washington
New ork, Chicago and ST. Louis
= 4 =
Mr.. and Mrs. Berthold Spltz enter.
tanned at a dinner party Tuesday even
ing Covers were laid for twelve.
= 4 a
Mrs. Hildegarde Grunsfeld was d,
home to a large number OF friendo
sunday afternoon for her daughtc,
Mrs. Nathan Eisemann of Boston
Mrs. Grunsfeld was assisted bv Mre
IS. Neustadt, and her granddaughtors
Marian and Helen Grunsfeld.
= 4 4
Tomorrow night at s O'Clock AR
Charles r Treffcnberg will give !
special demonstration Of the Areen.
tine tango and hesitation waltz m tho
Womans club. The general puhiio
IS invited to witness this exhibition
and special invitation has boon ev'
tended to the members Of tho school
board
An announcement Of unusual intor-
est to music lovers is that the pres.
byterian choir, under the direction Of
Mr. Charles J. Andrews, will sins
Stainer's "Gruciflxion" as part OF IKE
special musical program at the church
on the night Of Good Friday.
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CAFETERIA TEA

the cafeteria tea given az Castle
lluning, Friday afternoon was AN that
had been promised, and the preshy-
tyrian church was decidedly better off
ON account of d.
Whom it rs said that the affair took
place at Castle Hunlng IL Is unnecgs-
any TO add that the setting was pef-
ieet and that everybody who attend
81 had n charming time. The cleo
feally cooked wafflcs and other
GOOD that everybody who partook felt
like railing Tor more. and promptly
preitilv decorated, the arrangements
left nothing TO be desired. and not 70
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THE TEN DoNs.

The next meeting of the Ten Dons,
which is to be held at the residence
of DR.. W a.. Hone on Tuesday even
Ing, promises 10 De OF unusual inter-
est A discussion OF the Panama ca
nal with special reference to the for
elan relations of the United States.
will be the principal subject for CON
sideration This subject was decided
upon as long ago as last summer
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no Mrs rIsTM,NN


A rplly elaborate affair OF the M'eh
was the reception h} MIS- j. a. N eill-
man yesterday afternoon 10 com PIE
myut to Airs Nathm Eisemann OF hos
tom.
Tho spacious rooms of the Weinman
home were ptotusely decorated with
rut flowers of various hues. 80 ar
ranged us to present highly artls-
tie appearance Receiving with the
hostcs. were Mrs Eisemann Mrs
UHdourdv Giuusfcld. Mrs Ff,d kent
ANA Mr Max Nordhaus while Hs-
slstup about tho rooms We're AIRS NJ.
Az storm Mrs Margaret Medler and
AIRS Harry Wdlur The punch bowl
was in charge of Mrs Ernest SPITE,
Mrs David ltorcuWald. Mis- Albert
stern ana Mrs Homie jatfu In the
dining room were Mrs. Ivan Gruna-
field. Airs Bessie Jatfa, Mrs O. l..
brooks Mrs Louis Held. Miss Elsie
KCmpynirh and MIss Helen Hope.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29

VII. SEDERS MUSIC.


At the regular vesper services to
be held nj the university this after
noon az four o'clock q musical pro-
gram viii be rendered consisting Of q
number Of the compositions OF r
Stanley Seder. who Is member OF
the senior class Of the institution
and one Of the most talented students
that has ever been enrolled out on
the hill
The names Of those who will take
part in the exercises give a guarantee
of the artistic excellence Of the pro-
gram, and should appeal strongly 10
all music lovers Of Albuquerque. The
numbers are as follows:
Duet Again as Evening Shadows
Fall sung by Mr. Charles J. An
drews,
Quartet, Crossing the Bar" sung
By Messrs Charles J. Andrews. Il,
STANLEY Seder, Thomas A. Christian
and George r. Eyeritt
solo. The Son Of God Goes Forth
to War" sung by Mr. Thomas A.
Christian
What's the fuss over there in
that corner?'
Lady sending telegram"
81 know that But why the
facial contortions2"
She's trying TO tell her hus-
band what she thinks Of him in
ten words."-Judge.
ARBOR DAY EXERCISES.
y very interesting program was
rendered In cOmmemoratiOn OF Ar
~ -, H Nss ~ lu"S ~ 'ne P"P''S 70
me GU AipulueIque eVnooi
An auiress 70 inc cHlIuren ny non
: ISL, ,a.oi N ,, was one ~ .ne I' =
.uIes o. me eNeroiseS. y huii'pgr "
, stees WERE ~. planted pE the s nlsmor
sIaues. me vote LOT the sla'e lloWe'
p,o"sno on I, SprMeg eSnres. tne ' thc
nus anu wiz plln'rose 'Vcel' 'lE '''
me prosr'fl rendered WAS as io'-
i""s ,..r,. 1,,.. 81, ,..,.,. s,...t.
'5",e, ne e.l,'Ss lIe'' RUIN ''N"'
anu =, aeFtn'h siu.leS. D.r
Lily koplhson.
-. it ~ rant Il true h'''"'
p"oits,io, .DrA. c.. ,.t.- no. D.,
INIT '' p ~, %" 49, ~ r.,
IL
pecitstio, oou. ria,,n rs,he4
e.anaeisr,a ''e' '''>
pecitattor "p,on,iru rtr,o, Mon.
hard Aihars 49,, 0,.t, Inv
ul,Si,,oi wv, 's 80 w. No., p,
-. e,i,, '''' we 1--WE 10 Aiee9'
= % p.o, y eieN' urn. pta., c,,.oio
A,1,,,as '''''' 10y Ivy "'''''
VIVA afa,ioo s.no rt.ro nan. pa
preast '1' r 80 srod 49, MUM i''u
poe1tation 7'"',t O loco
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29

A hustlng promoter named Coo
Was head of big cocoa Co.
4 native named Koko
Said PAY what you owe, Coe,
or give me the Coe Cocoa Co"
lie had other projects, had Coo
Coke ovens were one line, and SO
The two coalcgccd;
Imagine the rest:
Zoe Koko Coke and Cocoa Cor
I.adios. Homo journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29
SPRING DAY PROGRAM.

The santa Re Womans club will
give their Spring day program on APP
ril ] and members are privileged 10
bring guests. The program arranged
Is as follows.
Second Movement Of the Unfinished
symphony 49,. ... Shubert
Miss Brown and Mrs. Van stone
Vines and Flowers Suited 10 Santa Fe
Miss Boyle
Spring Tide. ~. .... ....... Becker
Miss Abrahamson
Song of Sunshine. 49,. ........ TorinG
AIRS. AeCrum
Growing Of Fruit Trees In New Mex
ico...... ..... 49,. Miss True
overture TO the Hebrides. .........
.,... 49,. j.. Mendclssohn
Miss brown. Mrs. Van stone
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29
PARTIEs NNn DINNERS.

Mrs. Small had three tables Of
bridge on Friday afternoon in her
cosy suite 1T the sanltarlum. II was
Ia merry Gathering that enjoyed it.
self immensely.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29

found TO be soothing in the extreme
i In other words, 'pufflckly luyiy
They passed some resolutions in
(which they objected TO certain col
ored iighis, which OF course, might
we'll come under the general elassil-
lcatinn Of art Also, they favored q
police force which should include ia
Its number at least one perfect Lady
and as the police are supposed TO De
/ the original move on" advocates,
/ perhaps his was covered by the tray
/ ell clause in the call for the meeting.
The only thing musical that 1 can
+ think of in connection with the mat
ter Is the possibility that the sound Of
their own voices in the discussion OF
these wcighty topics must have been
ms sweet music 10 their own ears
The whole thing passes my compfe-
henslon, but then ! have often been
Inubbcd the prize boncncad Of the Of
flee, and / guess 1t must be so.
1 believe they also put through
program which went something like
this;
non CALL Artists Whose Paintings
Have Made the Desert Country
known
Poper--"Thc Desert in Art" Mrs.
stroup
Hoiew--"The Desert (John c.
Van DykeL Mrs. ID. r. BOYD
paper-"The World Panama Pacific
Exposition in the Making Mrs j. G.
Gould
Louisc-Are they rich enough TO
10 afford competent servants?
Julla-My dear! they're rich
enough 10 afford dishonest ones
WOODS HUTCHINSON.
or course you never can tell. but
f Il ought To- be a reasonably safe bet
4 that az an events thcro won't be any
+ local politics In the lecture tomorrow
night BY Dr. Woods Hutchinson, which
is the last Of the series being given
under the auspices Of the Momans
club
Unless All signs fail the lecture will
bee a good one and deserves a hearty
elcomc from albuquerque people,
which no doubt II viii receive. Dr.
! Hutchinson is too well known TO make
any reference 10 his ability rs a stu
dent Of scientific subjects which are
II public interest i'm any way neces-
sary. His fame hcrcabonts rests en-
trcly on his magazine contributions
ls this viii De the first public APP
pearance that he has made In Albu-
qucrquc. From All over the country,
however. come reports that be is as
good q speaker ~ ne is writer. and
If that Is the case an evening Of gen
ulne pleasure is In store for those VINO
hear him tomorrow night.
Tho chief charm Of Dr. Hutchinson
~ that be writes ana talks about
things that we are all Interested in,
IN language that we can an under
stand This s NOT to say that Il Is
low brow talk at an, for It "a not A
fine and subtle humor peryades c9-
crything that comes from him. but
the beauty of II is that it Is good clear
English that is not all dressed up In
technical Vcrbiagc that makes il Il
bore.
Which iy Mans Life, His Work or
Ills Play" is the rather enigmatic Ii
lie Of the lecture tomorrow night In
ne hands of DR. Hutchinson II should
prove a highly attractive and fasci-
mating theme.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29

nm WO1I1N's CIVn

IU3I WhHI COnnectiUn IherI D %.
tween the present municipal cam-
paisn ana such highhruw topics AS art.
travel and music is question 20
which ] haven got the answer
Tho Womaus club, however. man
urgd to harmonizc the two gt their
m,etIng last Friday J wasn't there.
and can't tell you how they did H.
but , have tho word of one Of their
most prominent members. who is also
ar ardent advocate OF tho unlifi that
the combination not only did not jar
on tho nerves of any one but was
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29
Mrs. GnL's PATTY.

one OF tho thoroughly pleasant af-
fairs Of the week Just gone was on
Monday afternoon, when Mrs y. L.
GIN entertained number Of friends
at rive hundred at her home, 6lj East
Gold avenue The residence was pref
lily decorated for the occasion and the
refreshments fully sustained the rep
utation of tho hostess for charming
hospitality.
Mrs. GINS guests included Mrs.
George StJtoson Mrs. X. g. Kistlcr.
Mrs John Nenlble, Mrs John W. VII
son, Mrs Charles I.owber Mrs Fred
Garfield, Mrs Corson. Mrs. Mary
Higgins, Mrs u. II, earns. Mrs Frank
Tull. Mrs Frank Stortz. Mrs + l..
MLIlluId and WIS. l. u. NIce
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29

Wommm Mrs charles S. White, Mrs
J Wcmmon. Mrs Frank Wilson, Mfs.
Theodore S Woolscy jr Mrs. J =
Wrom. Mrs W. S Burke and Mrs.
NrisUru
The following musical program was
rendered
Tho Torcodor Song. from Carmen
...tt. .tt.t.. ..t.. fHtt't.t l'tf.7'
schcrm, Op 3l......tstt.ss.e CHOPIN
Wl Nldmunr .... ..... stttf fat"
th Es schnc Gin Nogel, sindihs
CAB Norurnc 5000. ...t 5000. .Iles
I,, etudlc ....... Schultz
OD Thourt Like Unto q Flower
........ Wilson G smith
GO The quest .., Eleanor smith
Gao Little Winding Road Ronald
thl Amorc Amor ...... Iirindeill
Ahsphiod der N0cgcl ...... lilbaen
a
"Arc Won sure this play ~ yours
81 poma to make for the uplift OF
tho race WHOM YOU AJAX our emb
to mdorsc ser
"Of course. Il O. both onlIghloning
und upnumg Tho police have
rnidcd % three times. - baltimore
American.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29
TIE CmoR\L SOCIETY

The long expected announcement
of the second concert OF the Alhu-
9uerque Choral society has been made,
ana u leg an announcement that Will
bring real pleasure 10 the music-loy-
Ing population of Albuquerque.
The concert is To take place on APP
nh "a, the Tuesday after Easter. and
like the former affair given by the
society, is 10 De in the Presbyterian
church. where the splendid pipe or
gan may be- used. The s0oists are
10 be Mrs p. l.. Bradford Mrs.
charles j. Andrews and Mr. Thomas
A Christian The concert viii be I'M
der the direction of Mi Andrews.
whose splendid success on the occasion
of the first public appearance OF the
society gives % guarantee that this
viii Dee fully up To the highest musi-
cal standards
Rehcarsals are going ON faithfully
and there is every Indication that
with the experience gained by the
members there win De. u possible
even greater smoothncss and finish
to their work than characterized the
last concert A special rehearsal Is to
he held i'm the church this afternoon
hceinning at l.t5 o'clock.
Tho program FOR the Easter concert
rs Co hc as follows.
g. Song of Che Nikings-laung.
My Love nwolt In a Northern
Land Elgur
Piano so'o-Mrs Mabel steven
iiimoe.
& oh, Lovely Night-from Often
hach's les Comics des Hoffman. by
the womau's chorus
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draw the story out too long, the af-
fair was in every way a complete sue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29

TIE WEEK.
Taken as a whole, however tho
week was a good ono.
Several OF The faithful got bnsy
land started things going in way
that was almost like the good oIi
days Just before Lent started. There
was action, life and optimism n
might have been whole lot worse
And then Easter is most here ana
we can al take long breath and
start our cussedness all over again
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29
NEW MEXICO ARrlsrs.

Bort G. Phillips, the artist. writes
from Philadelphia that he saw v. l.
COuso, u. l.. llumcnsccin and H.. i
Dunlon, members Of the Taos colony
at the Iaimagund club smoker re-
Gently. The many friends Of Blumen.
seein and his wife are much interest.
ed In the coIored Illustrations Of the
American Magazine for April by Mrs
iflumenseeln. ~Thoy are superbS
done, Tho magazine also prints b
fine portrait Of Mrs Bmmenscein and
child.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29

Mr. and Mrs. }. +. Luthy have re-
turned from New Haven, Conn, where
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-06-19

these things and not be in too great haste, for if she is of Pro- verb 3l chap,e~ kind she will be Tn demand and will be sought by a goodly number or sui,ors. for the man that fndeth such a wife hndeth a good thing and obtain eth favor of the Lord.
 In your researches seek for the best.
 Hasty marriages has done hurt It ls rue, this should only make the cand dates for matrimonv the m re careful.
 After thinking about it I have not found very many bachelor girls that were so from choice. yet there are a few exceptions. Our view point has much to do With our conduct and future hap-
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-06-19

rious? 3rdl Does he keep bad company? 4th. Does he attend church and sunday school? 5th. does he loite around public places? ? 9th. Does he economize histime in useful employment? 7th. Does he drink drams, use tobacco or opiates in any form? Sth. Does he use bad language? 9th. Does he respect his mamma and help his sisters? 10th. Does he fear c ,d and keep his commandments which is the whole duty of man !?
 It doesn't matter much about the color of his eyes or his com p,exion or the number of shoe he wears. Then don't be unequaly oked together.
 The young lady coming into marriageable age should consider