Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-23

that he has been benedict for more
than three months viii come as Il
distinct surprise, and thereby hangs
u romance that is decidedly out Of
the ordinary.
MIR. Edclen. West Virgnian by
birth and q Californian by adoption,
has lived IN Albuquerque for some
thing more than year. during which
time he has been actively Identified
with the younger set in the best social
circles Last fall he took n vacation
going 10 San Francisco to put In Il
few idle days. The days were not
idle however for Mr.. l1delen spent
much OF his time going 20 and fro be-
tween the Golden Gate city and FIRES
no, where Miss Josephine Gayton at
that time made her home. Not 10 make
too long a story Of 1t. the two were
married on September 20 ut Madera.
Calf. Rev IT, l.. Blowers, of the
Baptist church, performing the core
m0ny Miss Ifthelrne Gaytnn, q sfs-
ter OF the bride, and Mr.. Paul H..
Joyner, Of Fresno were the only at
tendAnta
owing TO the unwilllngness OF Mrs
Edelen's mother, 10 have her daugh-
ter lenve before New Years, Mr.. Ed
ellen returned to Albuquerque alone,
but his bride will Join him here this
evening, provided the floods In Ari-
zona and California do not prevent.
Mr. and Mrs. Edelen have taken
apartments al 5ig West Gold avenue,
where they will be at home to their
friends.
Mrs. Crabshaw---I learned to
drive an auto while ON my vaca-
ton.
Crabshaw-~What next2
Mrs. BRADSHAW You're going to
buy me a car, dear.
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SOCIAL EVENING.
The second Informal Social even-
ing" of Pilgrim eommandry. knights
Templar. has been announced for next
Thursday. All knights Templar and
their ladies' are invited,
The regular convoeation of the
commandery will he held at 40.
after which the ladies' will be joined
and good time will follow. Jonea'
orchestra Will furnish the music for
the dancing. and there will be cards
for those who do not care to dance,
Miss Abbie Heacock will glve an ex-
hihltlon of interpretative dancing and
MIR. Ralph smith will sing tenor solos
accompanied by Miss Meyers. The
grand march win begin at sac
AA&
Author explaining play TO
managorl This Is not the entire
plot. lust the bare outline.
Manager---Well. II YOU will de-
yelop the bare outline suffici-
entity, l think the show Will take.
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DINNER IOR VISITORS.
ono Of the most pleasant of th'
numerous social affairs given for th'
delegates 70 the Alianza iilspano
Americana which was in session herr
\ last week, was the dinner given y
/ MIR. and Mrs. J. r. Salasar. The dee
orations OF pink carnations and fern
were especially effective and th'
function wns IN every way pro
nounced success.
Among the guests were Mr.. Samue
| Brown. of Los Angeles, president O
tho alliance, and Mrs, brown. Mf
ana Mrs c. r. Sedillo of Magdalena
Mr. and Mrs A. A. sedillo of Alhu
querluc, Mr., ]. II, Lopez Of Tuscon
Mr.. Il. V. Anaya of Tuseon, Mr.. Jes
Gonzales of Las Cruces. Miss Char
lotte Salasar of Santa Ana. Calf. an,
Mrs. Maria j. A. Perault of silver
! city
She--Do YOU believe in conti-
dences between man and WIFE
He---Why yes, II her husband
isn't jealous.
CIiii.DiE>'S PARTY.
A delightful ehildrens narty VA
that given Saturday afternoon at tn
homo of Mrs. II. + Harrison IN homo
Of the tenth birthday anniversary O
her daughter. Josephine. Game
were played. the first prize being Wol
BY Eunice iierkenhoft the second b
Beatrice Suteliffe and the third b
Edna Fellafaun.
Resides the three mentioned tn
guests were Alberta l.eneleni, Eilee
Graham. Florence collister. Eta Cos
. grove. jean BRYANT Marcelina Chau
\ Vim virginia Dohle. Helen Moshan'
r Mary Roehl. Ruth Jacobson, kath
I crime Corley. Isabel sullivan. Mari
o Mearns, Adele Mearns. Howard Gel
g lister
Cynirus When man gets all
y the money he knows what % do
with. there Is only one thing he
wants.
n Sillcus-And that is2
Cynicus-- More money,
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Eugene Emmons, former aniVe'
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