Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-03
SOCIETY NEWS OF THE WEEK
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orybody who belongs was there. Al
usual, the decorations were In the hes
Of taste and The dinner Just the sorl
OF Thing we have all come to cxpec
from the Alvarado,
Those present included MIR. and
Mrs. w. G. Klein. Mr.. ana Mrs. Albert
Stern. Mr. ana AIRS y a. yaughey
Mr. ana Mrs Harold -. Jnmison, Mr.
ana Mrs Alfred Grunsfeld, Mr. and
Mrs John Lee Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Rosey Mr. ana Mrs. James
r.. Tlerney 81 Shreveport, La. Mr..
nnd Mrs NJ. w. Fionrnoy. Or and
Mrs H. j Alger. Mr. and Mrs. J. T..
| Mullen, Mr.. end Mrs. Ernest Davis,
Or ana Mrs J, W Elder, Mr.. and
Mrs a. n oakley. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. q.
| Chadbourie M and Mrs Roy Me-
| Donald Mr. and MrA J. u. llerndon.
| Mr. ana Mrs " e Coors Jr.. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Bert skinner. Or, and Mrs. NJ. H..
| Wylder, Mr. and Mrs. Charles White,
Mrs. O. l.. Rfooks, Mrs. Nellie Bart
ley. Mrs r. y WOolsey Jr., Miss Ag
mes chllders, Mise Edith Chlders,
Miss Adele Dunkerly. Miss Sue Dob-
son, Miss MARGARET kessler Miss Iora
l.oyelnro. Miss MAybelle Lovelacc,
Miss Eleanor Naughey, the Misses
stern. Miss Genssipye Tiernoya.a Miss
virginia Carr Miss Alice Coors of Isns
Vegas, Miss Jean Hubs Miss Alinc
Stern. Miss Jennie Watkins, Miss oak
ley. Mr. Lloyd Slnreess, Mr.. Ed stern,
MIR Sam picknrd, Mr. Emory Davis,
Mr. IL. v. Crews, Mr. Grover G. De
vine MIR H. r. Dieekmann, Mr.. \. @.
McCr0den, Mr.. Rose, Mr. Thomas
ERhn. Mr. a. G. Ringland, Mr. Hugh
Bryan, Mr.. Arthur Praeger, Mr. Ern-
est Iandolfi. Mr.. John Tierney, Mr. q.
N. Powell. Mr.. Nick spence, Or. W
Il. Loyelace, Mr.. Frank Mckee, Mr..
Howard Waha. Mr.. l. Meyer. Mr. 7.
q. Cornish Jr, MIR. Charles Lembke,
Mr. Arthur sisk. Mr. Charles Wade
and Mr.. Jack McDonough
THE UNIVERSITY.
Next Tuesday viii mark the open
Ing Of the SECOND semester Of the |
University I The first half OF the coli |
lcgiate year closed under the most ia |
yorable circumstances, December rs,
and the second IL expected to exceed |
to quite n degree the success which I
marked the session from August TO
December.
a decided advantage accrued to
both students ana the institution in !
having the semester close at the be- |
of the Christmas holidays in !
stead OF the latter part of January, /
as heretofore. Students under the 4
new plan can take their vacation with
the satisfaction of knowing that their
are over. and their work
done, with nothing TO prevent their
fun enjoyment Of the holidays with
he attendant benefits after hard
session with their books. The Uni
verslty Is also benefited, as many stu
dents are anxious 20 enter the uni
at the beginning of the year,
md Judging from the correspondence
hat has developed with prospective
students since the change has gener-
lily been made known, quite d num-
Der Of new faces are expected to be
seen az the opening. Tuesday
Practically all new courses viii be
filtered the second semester. which
makes II almost as good time to en-
er as In August students can come
n and take a regular, full course, get
ing all their credits, thus losing no
lime whatever
Tuesday will he devoted to regis
ration, while the classes will be start
~ III fuli SWhN on NtuHfHNhN. iiluH |
oslng no time In getting under way. i
of Course Not. {
,fter a maiden has struggled to save, !
Has gone without ribbons and +,
things, II
md, tempted by 1aoes been stubborn /
~ brave.
repeat when a fair maiden clings \
'or months to her nickels, and quar- /
tera and dimes.
10 buy him u twelve-dollar present. I
And he practices thrift
With a fifty-eent gift. 4
You can't expect her TO look pleas \
ant. {
fhen she's made up hcr mind from \
the look In his eye. \
That he's thinking of diamonds this 1
year, |
nd determines SOME .trinlSet of sill \
Yer to buy A
Notwithstanding the price may be /
dear. /
Then she slips him the solid" and {
gets In return /
Just a gift that is commonplace, II
very: r.
Some fifty-eent thing, 1
When she hoped for a ring; q