Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-27

elled through towns that had been
fought for, visited the ambulanees
and hospitals, and in this months
magazine describes her experiences
ain Argonne". There are pictures of
scenes that make war manifest in all
its devastating aspects, pictures of the
work OF those whose mission IL is to-
relieve suffering, care for the wounded
and sick The one great scene Of the
article Is description OF charge OF
French infantry at Vauquois. Mrs.
Wharton heard the booming Of the
big guns as the troops Swept up and
disappeared into the fire-tongued
wood" and the rap, rap, rap, Of the
answering guns Of the enemy.
! General Goethals writes of "The
| Human Element In Administration" in
this number. Handling an army Of
thousands Of men was no small prob
lem, but with many of the men were
their wives and children, and pro-
vision had TO be made for their
household comfort and social welfare.
Tact and patience and a generous at
titude OF fairness to all were needed.
There are several passages of humor-
Gus appreciation of particular prob
lens.
Sixteen full-page pictures, scenes in
our beautiful national parks, the
Grand Canyon, Yosemite Valley, Mt.
Rainier Park, and the Yellowstone
are contributed TO this number by
i Dwight l.. Elmendorf, whose travel
lectures are attended by thousands,
and whose beautiful pictures are so
much admired
other new books A Far Country
Churchill. The Honey Bee Mer-
win. still jim illsie. open Mar
ket-Bacon. SHUTDOWN Slim-knibbs.
LUNCH FOR SOLDIERS.
, At the conclusion of strenuous
drill at the Armory last Tuesday night
the men of Company G were given a
surprise in the form of "A luncheon as
compliment from the officers of the
company.
The social activities Of Company G
, have been pronounced during the last
few months. and the pleasant features
, of military life, combined with the pros
pect for the battalion encampment to
, be held in Santa Fe early in August
, has caused a brisk enlistment omong
) the best class of the young men OF Al
} buquerque. There Is little doubt that
the company will soon be recruited To
, its fun strength and that In quality
, as well as quantity Company q Will
be able to claim the title ef the ban
ner organization of the New Mexico
} National Guard.
HAS Brown a comfortable in
Gomez"
/ Large. but not comfortable
His wife knows just how much II
Isl"
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Baca have an
nounced the engagement of theil
daughter Lucy H., to Mr. George
Browning Scott, the wedding TO take
place in tho near future.
Miss Baca Is one Of the mos
charming and popular Of the younger
social set Of Albuquerque. Mr.. Scott
is n young business man Of excellent
promise who, since moving to Albu'
/ querque from Louisville, Kentucky
> his former home, has made for him.
self a large circle of friends.
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NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Mrs Fred Garfield gave two infor-
NAL bridge parties during the week
The first was on Wednesday afternoon
and was In honor of Mrs A. $. Bron-
son Of FL Paso. Thursday afternoon
there were three tables in honor OF
Mrs Nathaniel Lines, of Canon city
Colorado.
Mrs. d. A. Bittner will leave today
for California. She will visit in the
east before returning to Albuquerque
Mrs. S. G. steiner and family. of New
Orleans. will occupy the Bittner resi-
dence during the summer.
Mrs. Len Leach entertained sin
, tables at auction Saturday morning al
her home on West Central avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Barth returned
Friday by automobile from 81. Johns
/ Arizona, via Socorro and Magdalena.
] Mrs. II, w. ID. Bryan, who has spent
the past year at New Haven, Connecti-
cut. returned 10 the city last week
with her son George, and will make
= her home in one of the Park Terrace
: flats.
: Mrs. A. NJ. Lockwood, of Philadel.
, phia. mother OF Mrs. John Fraser
| Pearce and grandmother of the Bar
} oness de Wardener left "Wednesday
to make her home with friends IN
=, Middletown, Delaware. Mrs. Lockwood
, has spent the last two years in Albu'
} querque.
Mrs. Nell Burnett and Miss Harriet
OLeary, of Anderson, Indiana, left
( Thursday for California after a two
! weeks visit to friend In this city.
Miss Elsie kempenich returned
Wednesday from Peralta, where she
, spent a week visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Hubbel
! have issued cards for a dancing party
to be given at their home on Wes'
Coal avenue next Friday in honor OF
their two daughters, Misses Margaret
and Anita Hubhell, who have recently
{ returned from Notre Dame college.
z Mr.. viii Self left last week for his
) home in Winslow, having been called
: here on account OF the illness of Mrs
I Self who recently underwent an oper-
, alton at local hospital. Mrs. Self'
: friends will be glad to learn that she
is convalescing rapidly
| Among those registered at spruce
Lodge" on the upper Pecos recently
have been Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Putney
s Robert putney, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
1 Baldridge, Mr. and Mrs j. Z. Shee'
, han Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Lyons, Mrs
! II. Scannell and daughter, G. b. LeedS
: and G. y Leedy, Jr.
Mrs. A. Jacoby and Mrs. IL. O
strong are entertaining Mrs. Jaeoby's
Z niece, Mrs. DR. Lawson, and sister-in'
= law, Mrs. Coddy, both of Sedalia, Mis-
( souri,. Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. Cody
: are en- route to the California exposi'
= tons
q Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Seivert and
8 family left last night for San Diego
! and San Francisco. Mrs. Seivert is
} delegate to the National Purity con