Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-20

(Chaminade); (b) "valse Caprice
(Beard) Mrs George Eyeritt.
Vocal--"Dainty Little Love- New
comb -Miss Olive Harden.
Vocal "On Venice Water
Roeder) Miss Myers.
Instrumental - From fhe peer
Gynt Suite" (Griegl Mrs. Thomas
Hughes and Mrs. f. w. Harden.
Vovalr-"A DreamS tBartletD--
Mrs. Anna Myers
Contralto--Aria from Elijah, y
Mrs. a. f. Morrlssctte.
SHRINE CEREMONIAL.
The following breezy notice of the
approaching ceremonial OF the An
cient. etc. Mystic Shrine. has been
handed me and is well worth repro
ducing.
5 Mobiles, get your range gear in
shape for the big roundup big
roundup is right, in fact it will be
/ the largest one ever held by the crew
| from the Ballut Abyad range. The
| foreman, III. Potentate Elder has all
his boys gathering the remuda and
breaking fresh stock for this partic-
ular range combing. The outfit starts
work on the cath, and there'I be
heaps Of fun--bad HOSES, long rides,
lots Of good rope and a right smart
amount of gunpowder. They'll throw
out a circle from Ration to the west
and southerly to Silver City. while
eome of his riders Will cover the
range thoroughly from Deming north
to Tucumcari--there'l not be one
wild one overlooked and then they IL
point them all through the desert Of
New Mexico to the oasis of Albuquer-
que where Ballut Abyad's armed pa
troll will stand guard and see to 1t that
none of them break back from the
herd. Oh, there'll be more smell Of
burnt hair an more bawlln mavericks
++a-that drive than many Of the ole
timers can recall.
THE regular work of the outfit
Will be done in the afternoon, and
the branding crews, fire tenders, rop-
ers, and herdcra selected.
THE irons will be put in then fire
at o'clock after the outfit has an
swered the call to chuck at the wagon.
II will be night work mostly but
many a man gets rich at night work.
But in this case only such calves as
have been acknowledged by their
mothers will be branded.
Lets see you roll out of your
hunks, MOBILES, and get your spurs
strapped on, an your rope down and
a big loop ready to drop on any OF
them you may choose. Let's mark
these mavericks till you can read
their brand a hundred yards off in
the dark"
NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Mrs. c.. l.. Brooks returned Mon
day from Los Angeles and San Diego,
where she has spent the last six
weeks. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Julia Wilson. of Chicago,
who left Monday for her home.
Mrs. Walter Connell left Thursday
night for Los Angeles to visit her
/ mother. Mrs. Louis Huning, who IS in
failing health. Mrs. Cornell was ac-
eompanied by her two children.
Mr.. and Mrs r. p. Pltchyln have
returned from a vacation trip spent
in southern California.
Mrs. Edgar G. Newell left early
last week for New York for a visit
of two months duration.
Miss Wayne Quinlan entertained at
cards Thursday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Asa u, Schutt, Of seattle.
Mrs. Charles l.. Schutt entertained
at five hundred Friday afternoon In
honor of Mrs. Asa u. Sehutt. There
were four tables.
The class of Loyal Women Of the
Gold and Broadway Christian church
met Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. b. T. Dickinson.
Mrs. VIII Springer entertained in
formally at bridge Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. ]. II. O'Rielly was hostess to
the members Of her bridge club at
her home on Park View Terrace We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Isaac Barth entertained the
members of her card club Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs r. w. y. Bryan gave an in
formal dancing party at the Womans
club complimentary 10 her son Hugh
and D. number of his friends.
The Country club was the scene Of
pretty bridge party Friday after
coon when Mr2 Walter NJ. Conpell and
Airs. Arno Hunine entertained fifty
guests. Mrs. Fred Garfield and Mrs.