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

tended one knows that a box OF monk
W isn't in II with masquerade ball
when II comes TO real good time.
Then again. there IL the chance
TO get perfectly good Studebaker
automobile for the small sum OF ten
cents, TO say nothing of about a NH
lion and one other things that one
really wants and can get for little
or nothing provided one Is lucky
II will all come off during the week
beginning March 20. 1t Is not an ex-
elusive Elks' affair The general pub
he is Invited and urged ts kick In. II
Ia to be one OF these games In which
you can't lose and you stand an ex-
celent chance to cash In big winner.
zee
Pesslmist--Is he prosperous?
Optimist--Is he7 Why, he owes
twice what he owns.
AN~
SWEET CHARITY.
by all the signs and tokens. the
charity ball tomorrow night should
be one of the most notable soclas
events OF the season. The most prom
inent society wqmen and men Of AL
quorqne are IN hehind the movement
and the sale Of tickets indicates that
a biz and merry crowd viii be pres
ent at the arnory and that tidy
sum Will be realized for the Civic
Betterment league, for the benefit of
which the ball In being given.
1t hasn't yet been decided who is
t. lead the grand march. 1t may be
Mayor BOatright, II he Is able to get
up his nerve, or II may be Senator
Isaac Barth, If he doesn't take up too
much room, or 1t may be some out
of-town celebrity who has not yet
been mentioned as a candidate but
who has been held In reserve as a
dark horse. That's one OF the secrets
Of the occasion that you must come
to the armory to solve Anyhow,
there will be a grand march. and
there will he good music~-the same
being furnished by the Booster or
chestra-and the armory will be
Fcrumptiously decorated by r. r. See,
who has volunteered his services FOR
the occasion, and ii viii be one grand
and glorious affair.
The list of committees contains
quite an imposing array Of names.
For fear that somebody might for
get who they are, they are repro
duced,
Reception. Mayor and Mrs d. II.
BoatrlRht. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Ray
nolds, MIR. and Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld,
Mrs Felix H. Lester, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. X. Pollock, Mr. and Mrs, +. a.
Hubbcll. MIR. and Mrs. Noa HELD, Mr.
aud Mrs. III. q. Coors. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert skinner, Mr. and Mrs. Louisl
Ilfeld. Mr.. and Mrs George Partridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Macpherson, Mr..
ana Mrs, Alfred Grunsfeld. Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron II, Ives, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Nordhaus. DR. and Mrs +. G..
Cornish, Mr. and Mrs J. G.. Gould,
Mr.. and Mrs y. S Rosenwald, Mr..
and Mrs Ross Merritt MIR. and Mrs.
NJ. l. stern. Mrs. aMrgaret Medler.
Mrs. Brown Miss Mcclellan. Mr.. anil
Mrs j. w. Giltncr, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lee clarke. Mr. and Mrs. a. W.
Stroup. Mr. and Mrs l.. Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. $, M porterfield, Mrs. Abbis
s. Brower Mr., and Mrs. Roy MoDon-
aid Or W K, Lovelace, George kase-
man. Mr.. ana Mrs NJ. Il. Hickey. MIR
and Mrs. Albert q. Simms, DR. and !
Mrs, Noise bergman and Rov G. Z. 4
Sohuelef
Floor. f. Z. Landolfi. chairman
J. T.. Goodell. Leopold Meyer Arthur
SHlt Joseph McCanna. Herman i
Schweizer, Ralph ]. Keleher. Thomas
Egan, VIII A. keleher. Hugh Bryan /
Arthur G. Ringland. David Kosen- I
wmd. Frank A. Hubbell, Jr.. Ray Me- /
Gamma, y G.. McCrucen, Pierce Rodey, !
George NJ Neher
Refreshments Mrs byron III. Ives
Mrs Noa llfeld Mrs, +. @.
Cornish, Mrs. Margaret Medler. Mrs. /
J. g. could
Tho refreshment committee VIII be
divided intoa number OF sub-commlt-
tees and viii be assisted by many
ladies' Of the city IN serving home
made Refreshments.
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II Il wasn't for human nature
every person would be kind and
charlt8hle