Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31


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movements.
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90 Allegretto quasi Andantino.
tc) Allegro motto yvace.
B. he NH GserOuxl. c0ntralto solo
and violin oblgato.
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Valse Triste q. sidelius).
Scherzo and Taranteila eli.
WienlaWskil
3. BassO Selection
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Traumeroi 81. schumann).
Violin Solo
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There Is Chicago man, quoted by
the Tribune. who translated Deutseh-
land uher Allies 10 mean ITS all over
with the Dutch Kansas city star.
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INFORMAL TEA.
Mrs. Alfred Grunsfed was hostess
Tuesday afternoon at an informal tea
complimentary 10 her Bistcr-in-law.
Mrs. Nathan lsiseman. Of Boston. AS
fistng Mrs Grunsfed we're Mrs q.
H. Brooks, Mrs. Bessie Jafta. Mrs. Fee
Tx Lester. Mrs. j. w. Elder, Mrs. y.
S. Rosenwald, Mrs. Noa Ilfeld aud
Mrs. clark NJ. Carr.
The dining room was profusely dec
GRATED with spring flowers of various
hues in the reception hall and dane
ing room were carnations IN shades
of pink Seventy-five guests called
during the afternoon.
Mrs. Wayupp-Will you have long
Itinerary in Florida3
Mrs Base--Yes. but ! guess you
don't have to wear much under il.
THE WOMAN'S CLUB.
Under the leadership Of Mrs Il. l..
Bradford, the musical program rem
derod at the meeting Of the Woman's
club was one of the best TO which
the members of the organization have
ever been treated. Every number
was rendered with skin and artistic
ability ANA the oasaslon was one that
viii long be Remembered by the large
number present Especially pleasing
and instructive was Mrs. Bradford $
talk on breathing and voice produce
ton. For that matter, however, the
entire program left nothing to be de-
sired.
The child welfare department of
tho club, which Is an outgrowth of
the Better Babies contest held at the
state fair last fall. will have fts in
ital program on Thursday evening,
February IL, when DR., w. d. Swope,
OF Deming. Till give lecture en-
titled, THE Rider on the Pale Horse"
There will also be a number Of short
talks by members of the club. Music
win be furnished by the Woman's
al g4 a a -
chestra The success OF the affair
Is assured by the fact that Or. Mar
garet Cartwright Is the chairman of
the committee on arrangements.
Next Friday will be business day,
and after the routine work is finish
ed there VIII be a discussion led by
the eivlcs department to settle the ALI
important question. Are Sanatorlums
Within the City Limits a Menace 10
Public Health?" Refreshments will
be served.
Although the club is the largest in
point Of numbers In New Mexico. an
energetic campaign Is being waged
20 still further increase the member
ship, and 1t is confidently expected
that the two hundred mark will be
reached by the next meeting. The
second largest woman's club in New
Mexico Is that at Silver city, with "A
membership of 150
Cholly-When | was a boy, you |
know, the doctor said II | didn't stop |
smoking cigarettes / would become |
feeblemlnded.
Miss Keen Wen, why didn't you
stop?--London Evening Standard.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES
The selection of Allan t. Bruce, |
Carl y. Broron and John Lee Walker !
as the members OF the debating team
60 represent the university in the con |
test with state college In March was
perhaps the most interesting event OF
the week up on the hill.
The selection was made by a com
mittee of judges consisting of Profess
sors Kirk, Worcester ana Sherwin,
and the contest is said to have brought
out some really excellent talent. The
university team will have the affir-
native side OF the municipal owner !
ship question and the debate will take |
place at the state college.
Gen, Man. A. t. Van Deinse, OF the |
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light y |
Power Co. viii deliver the address 1T /
assembly Tuesday morning, taking as
his subject business Al vespers |
this afternoon L. r. Reed will speak,
Andrew ,kleese and the Lion" a |
farce put on by the freshmen az Ro-
dey hall last night, proved one of the /
most delightful affairs ever given by |
the students and was provocative OF |
q riot Of mirth and merriment.
Much interest attaches TO the meet
Ing OF the university athletic associ@ |
ton next Tuesday. A president, vice |
president and secretary, as well as |
managers for all the various college |
athletic teams, viii be chosen at the |
meeting.
Il am afraid / haven't enough back |
bone 20 be seen In a blouse like that =
"Ah, madam, but this open part |
is the 'front.' not ne back
ANNIVERSARY DANCE.
or unusual social interest Is the I
dance To be given Tuesday night IN |
odd Fellows hall by Albuquerque |
council. knights Of Columbus. IN cele- I
hration OF the thirteenth anniversary |,
OF the institution of the council A
fun turnout Of the membership OF
the order is assured, and il is no less
certain that an those who attend will
be good and glad that they did SO
The committee ia charge OF the
dance consists Of II. Charles Roehl,
G NJ Cooney, Il. Morency and J. c.
Dennis.
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I'd Ike my pals to see me do
One stunt q bet twould kin em)
ia like 60 kiss the heroine
Through fifty feet Of fil-um
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