The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-20
The Ten Dnns.

Thc leu DOns.
This week The tt Dons have been
holding the center OF the stage. Ey-
eryOnp In town knows the reputation
of the Dons as to dinners and good
things 10 eat. and although they pose
as 80 literary and civic club. solving
weighty matters OF state by learned
discussions. Il has gone ebroad that
they Ia no way despise the good din
ners that their i%ndulgont wives set
forth for their enjoyment.
Always there are Just ten, and
when stress OF circumstance sends a
member 90 other parts Of the uni
verse the local club selects another
Don 60 take his place. But once a
Don, forever a Don. and no matter
how far fortune or circumstance sees
ne 10 remove them they are In no
ease %alienatcd and but remain staunch
and true.
This characteristic was shown In a
very satisfactory mi on Thurs
day night when an absent Don who
was travelling this way teieHraphed
the club 20 meet him. This Don n
Frank a.. Moore 81 Kgnsas city. who
was formerly a resident OF Albuquer-
que and "a partner OF Judge Hickey.
The DOns met nim-all ten of them
and had "a big dinner at the Alva-
RADIO.
On 81. Patrlck's day the Dons en-
tcrtainod their wives az "A dinner at
the AlvaradJ. and the fact that they
survived two dinner of such unusual
importance b. only another argument
In their favor After the dinner on
Wednesday evening the party ad-
i]ourned TO .Dr. Boyd's residence,
where they continued their merry
making and In putting on some
of the stunts that the Dons alone are
able To think up"
At the dinner In the TAFT room at
the Alvamdo all the decorations were
typical OF the day and the party
might well have been one OF loyal
sons of "Old Erin In spite Of their
rame. Flags ana shhmrocks we're
pre- eminent.
Those present were MI. and Mrs.
a a. McMiilvn, Judge n Mrs NJ. v.
Hickey. Prof and Mrs. e. L.. Hodgin.
Judge and Mrs. r. \. Mann. Dr. Hope
and Miss Myri Hope. Mr.. and Mrs. a.
%. Stroup. Mr.. ANA Mrs. Reuben Per-
rs, Dr. and Mrs. J. n. wroth and Dr.
and Mrs. Boyd.
The Flying squadron.
Further arrangements for the COM
ing of the Flying Squadron 70 Alhu-
qucrquc have been made. a reccp-
ton committee has been appointed
with state senator Rnrth NJ chair
man The first session by the Fly
ing Squadron win be held at the
WomHu's club TueHdHy. March 80. at
80 g.. m ON this occasion the
members Of the Flying Squadron viii
hc escorted from the hotel To- the
Nomun's club building by the Uni
y,rsity brass band and the motor
cycle club.
Tho coming ~ The Flying squadron
to Albuquerque has awakened a great
deal uf interest among Temperance
workers and it is already apparent
shat the meetings viii hc "a big event
during their three days stay iu this
city The hours for the meetings have
been fixed az ESQ in the afternoon
aud at 1880 90 night. The afternoon
meetings will an Ice held ~ The Wom-
ans club u the might meetings viii
hc held IN the auditorium of the high
school.
The squadron has been out since
september 80, 1914. ana viii have
visited III cities by the lin Il reach
cs Albuquerque.
The Flying squadron does not be-
long Ia any political party. II Is H.
nauccd largely by John D.. Lewis ~
Boston, Mass. who has contributed
$4,000 toward the expense.
AMONG the speakers that will be
heard during the campaign viii be
Daniel \ Polling. presidential ASSOC
80 49,
Or Charles NJ. sheldon, minister. au-
thor and lecturer. Or. ira Landrith,
president Ward Belmont college: Or.
Carolyn T.. Geiscl. Battle creek.
Mich. with Battic creek sauitarium.
Hon, j Frank Huuly. former gov
mo uf Indiana; Hon. oliver W.
stewart. former member Illinois leg
islaturc, John -. Lewis. Boston.