Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-22

They were young and glad together
In the dawn of life's first May,
When in bright and sunny weather
Sang the birds from every spray,
Clear the heavens shone above them;
Blue and radiant were the skies,
All things living seemed to love them;
And the spring cleaned in her eyes.
Through LIES summer still together,
Hand i'm hand and heart to heart,
lhey have borne the sultry weather
and have watched the days depart.
sui she Is to him the maiden
,. Who stepped daintly of Old
through the grass, her apron laden
WIN bright buttercups of gold.
sui together, still together,
lhey VIII face life's autumn hours;
IN the grim November weather
Love VIII strew their path with
flowers.
fof thelr love has ever frightened
since the first long loving day,
ana lhelr happiness has heightened
iuoush their hair is growing gray
George Barlow
Two Public Receptions.
u Is only santa Fe that can pull
~. successfully two great public re-
Ieplions ON two successive evenings
1uIlns the dog days. On Tuesday
eNemng' the ladies' museum commit
'e gave reception i'm honor of Prof
" SIMPLIFY Of st Louis, business
esaA 81 Washington university. pro-
iVss9r Of Latin, and president of the
tio, uaeQiosleal Institute. The recep-
DDou followed a lecture on Roman
no,ualt sculpture Governor Nc
on9'd presided and stood in the re-
sPloh me with Professor Shipley,
~ uiu also Ernest Thompson Seton,
o3 aulhor Refreshments were serV-
an ~ me Puye room, Mrs. Mcdonald
se,dl Jus Weltmer pouring. The as
my ROOM the Rlto and puye
WIS as Well as the reception room,
Tba asIoW with summer blossoms.
ibg osVasloh marked the formal open
rl6s.s lne Iaos art exhibit which
M. next sunday and has proved
fi'i0sl successful of the many sue
0l4 " 1rl events of late years in the
nv luce The following evening
Sefoa eplIon was in honor Of Mr..
Judar i.olloWing his lecture. Federal
h. w illlam II. Pope introduced
epee PeoAer who delighted his audi
'"ge lmmeasurabV.
me ladies who servad were. Mrs
Alrs b., MIs. Laughlin. Mrs Earnest,
Tad rooNes' Mrs Wagner Miss Con-
day., Judge John r.. Merle presi-
III y the New Mexico Arcbaeologi-
leet,r w was in charge Of both
e rsi Upon each occasion sew
anco hundred people were in attend
iBg f. me distinguished guests dur
aeaIal stay made trips To the arch
IN. wy excavations al Pecos and on
NJ ~ 5,aslarito Plateau. The trip TO
the 'lo de los Friioles was made at
Ogbai,lg Time by Mrs. Mcdonald Mrs.
Mise - 4, Y messy, Mrs Freeman. the
M 81 teeman, and Judge Mctfe.
for p,piey left Wednesday evening
DEW Vio' Colorado Springs and
ana al. where he had lecture dates.
"a ioi,. seton left Thursday afternoon
end IN ~ g RingIand w G. Barnes
dane ueis Tor the trip to the snake
among the Hopi.
=
ard Party for Miss Sharks.
Snsrks afternoon Miss Hazel
Of TN, Of socorro. and Miss Lewis.
0rees assoc, Fla. We're the hon
boroftl card party given bv Miss
Miss erlffin The guests were:
ter parks Lewis. Walker. win
Kauno cher' McKeever. KinseU
Son. C,.,iIla.fi iison, Groves. Dills. Morri-
liamaaa We've Morrison Harvey VIII
Ramops, tedding. Whitman. Ormsbee.
keefe ana Anita Baea. Mrs Frank
and Mrs. Van Burg.
a
MepaaMrs. Earnest's Party.
gave the t.t noon Mrs. Earnest
ties Al thlfd Of a series Of card par
The p1a".rr nome on Hillside avenue
Gilmonr We're. Mesdames Doran.
Grimshs0. Mardorf, Cooper, johnson,
W. Andrews. Yontz. Harrison