Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

the apples round again.
Puck.
which a practical demonstration Of
Afternoon Tea was given at a
beautifully appointed table in the an
mex. Mrs. Luthy. in colonial costume.
with powdered nair, poured the tea
and the guests were served by Mrs.
Bittner. Mrs. Lowber. Mrs. earns,
Nra. Sisk and Mrs Shortle The club
rooms were crowned with the mem
hers and their guests.
Next Friday is the all important
day Of the annual election of officers.
Much more depends on this than the
mere statement would seem TO war
rant for the election will, In large
measure, determine the policy of the
club. for the year 90 come. There are
already two well defined tickets IN
the field and several possibilities. The
slate mentioned some Time ago has
Mrs. Medler scheduled as president
and Mrs Brewer and Mrs. Brown os
the vice presidents. Many of the CLUB
members are anxious 20 see Mrs.
Wilson, who has been very active
worker as vice president, given the
part Of leading lady with Mrs. Miller,
Mrs Albright or Mrs. Perry on the
same ticket. One thing n is safe 10
predict. and that IL that all the clubs
one hundred and sixty members who
are In town will be there and that IN
spite Of the fact that there VIII be 40
refreshments.
Young Lady Gin book store) |
want something popular.
Clerk. Wicked or yapid?
philadelphia Public Ledger.
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MRS. STItONG'S BRIDGE.
Mrs. Harry Strong was an auction
bridge hostess Thursday afternoon at
her home on West Copper avenue. The
rooms were most artistically decorat-
ed with blossoming geraniums. pot
being placed at each table and the
player who was lucky in cutting re-
ceived the flower at her table as a
favor
Assisting Mrs. Strong were Mrs. G.
II. Conner, Miss Bessie Strong, Miss
Salome Stateson and Miss Reba Con-
ner The prize for the high score
was won by Mrs. +. +. Woy
AAA
willis--IIow do you do that
new dance2
Gillis--You hop four times on
your partners feet, take eight
steps on the dress of the woman
behind you. turn on your ankle
and then glide on your neck.
BELEN HOSPITALITY.
The members OF the Albuquerque
Business college basketball teams who
went down to play the Belen team
last Monday could not say enough ON
their return in praise of Belen hos
pltality
From the moment OF their arrival
the town was turned over TO the vis-
itors to do with IL as they pleased. A
chicken dinner, served by the ladies'
OF Helen In honor of the Albuquer-
queans was one OF the most pleasing
features of the trip. The Commercial
club was placed at the disposal OF the
guests, with all its delightful priyi-
leges. After the game there was q
dance. and another dance ut the club
one of the most delightful
rounds of social entertainment that
any of the visitors had ever known.
The business college teams went 20
nelen ON d special car, and In every
particular the "trip was n memorable
one.
So
"The only trouble with the pace
that kills" said the pessImistic
person, lis that ii doesn't Kill
enough of thcm,"--Penn state
Froth.
MuSICALES.
The first of n series of University |
was given before an appre-
ciativo audience at Rodey han last !
morning. Mrs. Kathryn |
Bailey. soprano and Mr.. H. |
Leroy Yott. violinist. participated. One |
Of the features of the recital was the !
cycle of "Sararen Songs" by Burleish |
which was heard for the first time IN
Albuquerque. MS sung by MRS. Bailey
and Prof H. Stanley Seder, director
of music AT the University.
The next musicale in this series at
the University will be announced
shortly. The program given last Tues
day was as follows.
tal my Lover. lie Comes on the
skce," ......,C iough -Leighter
th) THE Lass With the Delicate
Air." ..,.....,........ DR.. Arne 7
Mrs, Bailey.
Cal "Air on the q String Matheson
tn 'SchefXo, .......... van Goens
(cl Concert Mazurka," .... Musin
Mr.. Yott.
"Saracen Songs" ....,..,. Burlelgh
Mrs. Bailey, Mr.. seder. Miss Allene
nixler accompanist.
Mlly-If you kiss me I'll
scream.
Wen, so long as you
don't scream first it's all right.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.
The debate between the University
aud the state college which Is to
take place next week Is the all-import-
ant topic OF conversation among stu
dents now. The subject of the debate
viii be. Resolved That Municipali-
ties in the United states should own
and Operate Phntsi for Supplying !
light, Water and transportation.
The University has the affirmative
side or the question aud viii be repre-
sented by Allan T. Bruce, Carl ID.
larorein and lee w. Walker. The
Aggics will put forward Miss Mildred
Richard Buvens and Earl 4
Taylor to defend the negative. The
Judges will be Rev. e. X. Campbell, |
Or. T. G. sexton and II. Il Young
: Dr. L. Il. Mitchell viii address the
assembly Tuesday on 'srhe Influence
af the Dance on Literature"
At vespers today Or. r. r. Mitchell !
will give Some Reflections on the