Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18
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II Vas domestic isc'encc day and
Mrs y u Ives was leaaef. a paper
pn scientific ManaFemeut n the
Home, by Mrs. Gleason. was one ~
The MOST carefully prepared hnd anis
handled discnsNiuns ever presented ~
The club a solo by SITS. Mc'ifiif.
'SprlHetlme.' and u pian0 soi" ny
Ms George itFeritf fafcnieiiri
aefe deiiehtful musical selections ana
we're euc0red Ms MOSS parser on
"The Financial Problem ~ ihe House
wife handled Ia most interesting
manner problem Of vast praetical
importance to an women
TIE refreshments were served by
Mrs. Sehfck, Who was assisted Joy Mrs.
Harry BENJAMIN. Mrs Roy Strome,
Mrs ii0fner and Mfe Hall.
In the life Of man there Is
but one real mye Tia trouble Is
that he usually CANT tell which
one il is.
M ST. NINCFNT'S.
The third in the series of Wednes-
day mnaicales given bY the uterine
dates was held al ST. kineents aea-
denny April "a, ana proved q most en-,
joyable affair A medal was awarded
10 Miss Lois Hicks for excellence ~
technique ana musical Interpretation
The program was as follows
ION Lake Chiem" ........,, ..iielha
Ethel Coli.
"Intefmezzo' from "Catalleria RUS
licana" translated ..,. Spaulding
Margaret Dohie. Violin, Dorothy
BlaineN piano.
Spottiaehe ....4........s...ss ihhuH"8
Media Kilpatflek.
Evening Party ....t...,. Naehs
Jnsefita Miera.
(a spring song ....-e.. Spauio,hB
(bl Hone. Sweet Home pedal
study ......+ .++-+tssr NlhSVh
Dorothy Bluiney.
silver Nymphs.' ..+.......Ieins
Louzella Allen
Dolls Dream" .........s.... Oesten
Jane Campbell.
Twilight ........tttt.. e. NfB"
Edna Spencer.
Duet-"Our Gallant pcfeuders'..
....-...-... ..........+t.. FefbeT
tililan ana Rose Ahausienan.
WALTZ Caprice" .-.... Lack
Pauline Armiio.
lie Desir' ..........t...,.. NfdIner
Lois Hicks.
Showers Of Stars" ......Wachs
Lucia Sonts.
Springs Awakening ..... Espen
Elizabeth Eelnaftz
q e
Teacher Whore is The Dead
sea2
Tommie Don't know, ma'am.
Don't know where the Dead
sea ia2'
mo ma'am didn't even
know any OF the seas were sick,
maam - Yonkers Statesman
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AT the LIBRARY.
All the various and conspicuous as
poets of tho complicated business OF
especially as one faces them IN
ante-bellum England-pas in review
in the engaging pages Of The Vile OF
Sir Isaac Hafman.' Excluding GER
tain bellicose eruptlons this is the
most recent literary production of H.
g Wells, and we decline, with glee-
ful irresponsihility, To- take It serious
~, as far as the authors possible mo-
tiyes 10 writing Il are concerned. Re-
viewers like to bother over such ques-
tons, but as every reader viii form
conclusions OF his own, what's the
use2 Lady Hartman Is the type of
dark, slender, gfao@ul young wom-
an. reared with eycruciating care, Of
whom It Is customary to speak as
lawfully sweet" without however, the
usual implication that she lacks char
acter or definite personality. She was
married. Just as she emerged from a
school of the sheltered sort, to Sir
Isaac Harmnn, years older than she
u millionaire who made his money by
establishing chain of stores about
England for the dispensing of patent
bread. Well meaning ana eXtraNa-
gantly affeetiouate was Sir Isaac, al
Lett without refinement or polish,
quick tempered and, on occasions
when his temper flared. revealing a
marked pleblan origin. and having q
sngularly primitive conception OF
the whole duty of q wife Into the
rlacid mirror Of this matrimonial pool
splashed certain clements of unrest.
They were young wfiler chap named
Brumley and certain women Interest,"
cd in feminism frumlcy brought
love and laid 10 at Lady ilarman's
feet and the others brought new
"idees.' as Sir Isaac called them. The
invasion was bitterlys by the
itnlcus husband who Instituted sort
Of blockade and issued tyrannleal