Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-21

.iNN lIits - " Naff
may choose.
HE English Review.
wives were not on hand this time but
for an That the members managed to
have fairly enjoyable cyening, thank
you.
People who acquire fortunes by
marriage pay tor them on the in
stulmDut plan an tho rest Of their
lives.
1lIE WOMNN'S CLUE.
n VIVA Woman's day nt the Wum-
ans club Friday This announcement
may seem % bit startling In View Of
the we'll known aversion of the CLUB
10 anything that smacks Of the femin-
ist movement, but / have IL on excel
lent authority that the statement can
be verified TO the smallest detail.
The union label was ON everything.
Women authors composed the sub
J iects of literary discussion and the
work Of women composers furnished
the vehicle for the musical entertain
ment Mrs. George Evertt was lead
or, and The program was carried out
smoothly and to the great enjoyment
of al present The musical numbers
~ Mrs Foreman and Mrs. EVeritt
were especially good aud brought
forth the hcartiost applause. Mrs. J.
A. Mtller's paper on the American
lie
woman IN literature was not only IN
Mrs Slroupa review of Ida NJ. Tar
bells book, THE business oil belhk
% woman shed new light ON WORK
which has attracted the attention ana
admiration of an entire nation
Mrs kcllum submitted a report on
the results accomplished by the leBls-
lative committee of the state fedora
ton, which maintained a lobby at the
capital throughout the session Of the
legislature which recently adjourned.
The community property bill, drawn
ana championed by that true friend oil
l's Girls, Senator Isaac iarh was en-
acted into Jaw ana there was much
rejoicing I'm consequence at the meet
ing Friday afternoon.
Not being learned In the law, ] can't
ten you what the community proper
~ bill is. but III do the next best
thing and give YOU the Grass widow 8
definition of IT, She says that the
community property bill means thatt
whats hls'u Is mine, ana what y
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The modern society woman's
idea of suckclDth and ashes really
consists of sealsllin and talcum
powder.
MRS. NCkERM ANS BRIDGE.
One of the largest parties of the
week was the auction bridge given by
Mrs. Frank Alderman AZ her home ON
West Central avenue Friday AFTER
noon Tho rooms were decorated in
carnations and large bouquet of
green carnations, omblcmUuc of 81.
patricks day constituted the prize,
which WAS won by Mrs Isaac Barth.
The guests included Mrs. G $. Nc
Landrcss, Mrs. Ross Merritt, Mrs II,
g. Coors. Jr. Mrs Harry strong Mrs.
John Milne, Mrs, c. Il, Lowher Mrs
Frank Tull, Mrs Nancy BesWick, Mrs
Frederick 'llurnby Mrs. Joseph Brown,
Mrs Thomas y, Danahy, Mrs. Mar
Earct Mcdlor, Mrs, IT, 7. Woy, Mrs, A..
Il. Van Deinse. Mrs G. s, White, Mrs
IT, II. Kent. Mrs Isaac Barth, Mrs, e.
a. Davis, Mrs. Don Rankin, Mrs. Fe-
liX Bacn, Airs George +. Albright,
Mrs Ward Anderson and Mrs Arno
luuing.
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While II takes two to mako
bargain. only one gets IT,
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EOR MISS PUDAN.
Miss Miriam Pudan, who for the
mast two weeks has been the guest OF
Mir and Mrs A q Waha and who
left yesterday for her home in Yale,
OKLA, was the recipient of many de-
nghtfm attentions during her stay in
Albuquerque.
Monday evening Miss Elizabeth
Smms entertained two tables All
bridge in honor of Miss pudan, and
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. G.. $ White.
had an informal sewing bee for her
Wednesday AFTERNOON Mrs Waha gave
"a bridge i'm her nonor, at which there
were present Mrs John Lee Clarke,