Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-03
BY PANDORA.

that the girl has the notion IN her
dainty head that New Mexico is sull
a scmi-savage outpost 81 civilization
and not TO ho thought Of FOR an in
| slant aa "a permanent place Of ab0le
| BY one who has been accustomed 10
the delightful not 10 say hlissfnl en-
vlrpnment OF little old New York And
~ things are hanging fire, and ~
course the man is wretcled
| Somehow, J can't help hut feel sor-
| rlcr for the unfortunate girl who has
such distorted View Of things and
who N 80 ignorant OF existing condi-
TONS Than I DO for the victim Of her
caprice There really ~ no excuse for
"a sul who enjoys hs many advantages
ms this girl does knowing 80 litie
Poor Frli She doesn't realize that
ia half dozen New Mexico cities
there is az delightful un atmosphere
OF culture and refinement as eyer
huns over Manhattan island on Back
bay She thinks we eat our peah
from the end Of a bowie-kulfe. which
handy implement Ia used for tooth
pick afier we have completed our re-
past. She doesn't understand that
uur schools ana colleges. except IN the
number Of students. are the equals of
any In the country She thinks that
We consider our education complete
aa coon as we have learned 10 distin-
guiHh the relative yglne at the vaflons
hands IN poker gnme She doesn't
comprehend The fact that there Is
more Rrnuineneas and sincerity in
one square foot Of New Mexico than |
there Is IN all New York. She re-
CARDS M MS a band az aom- civilized |
cut-thrents ana murdcrers vino shoot |
up the town every night FOR pastime |
and rope steers before breakfast for I
exercise. II has never occurred to /
her that practically All Of us came
hore from places just as civilized as
New York. and that some OF ny even
have nreathcd the rarefied atmos-
phcre Of New York itself Probably
she would pay duty on an express
package consigned 20 hlbuquerquel
Poor girl ! can't find II IN my /
leaft tO Hiy any harsh or sarcastic
things about her. with her money
and | understand she has quite
comfortable wad Of fittings should
have been different Somebody Is re-
'p0nsiblc for her education having
been sadly neglected.
There Is q chance that she will
ONE out and look Ms over some time
his winter Let's hope she does And
( she does, let's all leave the six
'hooter at home on a high shelf while
'he is here and try 10 be real pence
lble and friendly with her For the
nan, na | have already remarked, Is
me Of our own sort, aud he isn't en-
Dying the thing q bit. Let's help
lin along the best we can.
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a chicken. eat. or n dog, IL
the latest thing In SILK stocking
embroidery. Doubtless to keep
the calves from becoming lonely.
HE COUNTRY CLUB.
The helated opening Of the Country !
hub took place Friday afternoon as 1
er schedule, and from all accounts /
WAS u decidedly scrumptious affair, 4
was open house from Just after
inch until the shades OF night had {
allen, and then some. and of course I
on don't have 20 go TO the dictionary /
, find out what open house" means. /
% far, no complaints have been reg /
tered on the score that things were /
ull
There was a musical program, but I
was not allowed to interfere with q
Ne general enjoyment of the ocea- Il
on-~ln fact, II waa good music and
vt everybody In that much better
umur Miss Louise Thorn sang and A
H. Tello played on the violin IN
tanner to charm who heard them.
here We're refreshments, Of course, A
IT, ltingland, Of the house committed,
no had considerable 90 do with fix
~ them M, assures me that they Il
ere delicious ana wen take his
ord for IT,
About 20 people wetc. present dur
X the afternoon. and the entertain
Ient provided 10y the house scomnlit-
.e. consisting Of Non ilfeld A. G.
ingland and r. K. Pollock, was ono
j be remembered for a long time TO "
me.
The country club got good start
ld will undoubtedly do wen. Just
lw things are pretty frosty, and 4 A
nj exactly what you would can
weather, but with the
ore favorable conditions which are
ire 10 arrive in due season II Is safe W
predict that the new organization
III take first rank among the social
of the city
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