Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-28
Becalned

The deadly quietudc Of midsummer
has already settled like o pail on the
social life OF Albuquerque. Although
May IL not yet spent II " as II 1t
were late in July and u sultry desert
sun we're driving everybody to shade
and shelter People aie leaving thr
Cty almost by every train. ana those
who remain seem to take little or no
Interest In maintaining the social
equilibrium.
This, too, In spite Of the fact that
The weather has been delightful and
that there has been every incentive to
entertain and TO enjoy life. II Is DIFF
iicult 10 explain the psychology that
brings about tho present situation,
but the main outstanding fact IL that
II exists. There ~ no escaping the
conclusion that we are becnhned, We
may. whistle 20 raise n breeze. but
the Steady wind that Will fill the sails
Of the social ship, unhappily, is not
likely to blow for something over
three months yet
zee
Jimmie glgglod when the teach
er read the story OF the man who
swan across the Tiber three
times before breakfast.
you do not doubt that a train
ed swimmer could do that. do
your"
rNo, sir" answered Jimmie.
but | wonder why he did not
make 1t four and get buck 10 the
side where His clothes were
-Awgwan.
THIRTY club.
For the first time in IT'S history
the Thirty club hold IT'S regular
monthly dance Tuesday nigh. In the
Country club building on the rlesa
Tho affair was In every way up 70
the high standard that has come TO
be characteristic Of the Thrtics and
was one Of the most enjoyable events
of the season. II ~ gratifying 20 be
able TO announce that the club will
not suspend It's activities dufing the
summer, but viii continue to give It's
dances once month rs usual
Those present at the dance Tues
day night were Mr. ana Mrs Bert
skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Coors,
Jr. Mrs. VIII Hackley. Miss Myn
Hope. Miss Ethel kleke, Miss llor-
tense Switzer. Miss Hazel Maloy, Miss
Alma Haldridgr. Miss Vivian Ben
nett. Miss Kebccca fiorncr. Miss Sadyo
Morris, Mrs. l. y. lAckey OF santa
Re. Miss Amelia McIrie OF santa Fe.
Miss Alberta Hawthorne, Miss MAY
belle Loyelace, Miss Eleanor Vnuehey.
Miss lauren Asaclin, Miss Irene Her
kcnhon, Miss Angelica Howden, Miss
Lima Ferguson, Miss Elizabeth
simma, Miss Bernicc icsseldon. Miss
Helen Vincent. Miss Anna Myers.
MiHs Ruth TomplSlns, Miss Little
Miss Helen Thurman. Mrs Harry
Drumm, Miss Johanna D'Arrlgo
Messrs. Jack AlcDonoueh. Arthur
sisk j Il. Goodell, Lloyd Sturgcs,
Frank a, flubbeil, Jr. II. Emory pa
Wis. Floyd W Lee, win White, Arthur
Bruce, Harold Sellers, George Neher
w. A. kelehcr, Louis Ilessclden, Loo
Murphy, j, r. Nellie. Jr; Fred White
w. NJ Talbot. c. Hilton OF San An
tonic. N. Nj j. ~ Miller. Robert Sc.
well, Robert Wigeiey Paul HUT, Cor
don Guess Ralph Keieher Charles
Lembke. y. ]. McClnnahan, Paul
liccker H. Moore. IRA Doldt. Frank
liaGman OF New York, ana Mr.. Price
eeA
SLuMBEK PARTY.
An eitloyahe event Of The past
week was a slumhor party given on
Monday evening hy Miss sadyo Nor
ris at her homo on North Twelfth
street as a farewell 10 number Of
her friends who are planning TO spend
the summer IN different parts Of the
country. The fourteen guests were