Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-05


extends an appreciation of the pres
tige their presence lends, and hopes
to manifest gratitude to them individ-
ually and collectively.
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THEIR MAJESTIES.
Being so thoroughly democratic we
like the sound of that now don't we
truly? Yes, even Albuquerque, may
look at king and queen. Such nice
queen and king Goodness, don't tell
AIR. Breckenridge Long, third assistant
secretary Of state, that we wrote the
name OF the lady first. It's all quite
fairy-Hke and thrilling-but we do get
nervous thinking about the response
bility. OF course, well come out all
right-we always do and if we didn't
their maiesties would be the last to
say a word, but all the samee, this is
a very big thing and just suppose-Oh,
a hundred things. And what's the
, matter with them back in Washington
anyway, that they think we need in
stuCtions how TO entertain a royal
party and why so much about the
mayor Don't they know about the
commission form of government back
there? After the visit we expect TO
know a lot about our own standing at
court
But seriously, what a big thing for
Albuquerque when you see what few
cities will be visited by their males
ties. Evens being as they are it is a
matter of history and an occasion
long to be remembered.
O.
Don't say again. if ever you have
that women can't work tremendously
1t was before the war If you did ano
also before the Cafe Chantant. OF
course, in both cases the men had 6
look-in, but not for the purpose of per
petrating peacefulness. Organization
was apparent in everything about thai
Cafe Chantant. Why even the sand
witches were organiZed--it being some
body's bit to look just after them
Well, it's too bad if you didn't get one
1t isn't modesty, to prepare for phe
nomenal good-forture. And it ism
modesty to say how much you your
self have done, and that is what thu
committees didn't and We have jus
had to worm out of them. And w
went to press too early last week to pa
them on the back all we wished. w
CLEAN that Mrs. George Downer wa
big chief organizer, 80 to speak, and !
was accomplished thusly: Guild sup
per in general, ice cream being a supe
item was given to the auxiliary
Daughters Of the King, punch ant
candy, and the program, of course, b.
Nr and Mrs. George Geake and tn
YES " Of st. Johns was represente
by the treasurer who should say vote
for women or some hing, because thi
combination Of the domestic and arts
tic and business ability in genera
cleared $500.
We interviewed one of the golfer
VINO went UP to Santa Fe for over las
Sunday You remember there wer
eight Of them Let's see, DR.. c. !
Eller, DR.. r. Van Alta, DR.. G. S, Mo
Landrcss, MIR. Rryson Biggs, Nj
Grover Devine, Mr.. Joe McCanna an
Mr. Albert Simms. Goodness, VIII
didn't we say Messrs? Well, anywa!
we interviewed one and asked him to
some popper-sauCe and he wouldn
give us one little shake but went on a
large about the excellent coGr"e the
have up there with natural hazards
which is larger than ours, but at tn
same time harder to play. And h
dilated at length on the city clu
house which the Santa Fe club
ready to think about getting ready
build in town, ami which Will have a
the nice things the Country club ha
only more so ana twelve bedroom
which will be nice when Albuquerqu
golfers or somebody comes.
% -
1t hardly pays to prepare lunch fC
the men these days. Have to go dow
auG see how the world series is comm
along-no time to eat" This VIZ
especially so on wednesday, Lots
psychology about the first game" sal
a rooter. Well We'll leave 1t to hin
and add he expressed much apprec
alton of the electrical bulletin board.
such wonderful dahlias for Ne
Mexico were used by Mrs. Fran
Stortz and Mrs Fred Garfield fl
decoration when they entertained c
Thursday. Huge red and yello