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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16
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Capitol Hosbitable Entertainment

new museum on Monday evening was
of more than ordinary interest, In
the first place every member Of the
SC nior class had written an oratioa
and delivered il. In the second place,
each theme touched on a live problem
of the day, some"of them Local, some
statewide ana others Of national and
International interest, beng test
Of current reading, or thought rather
than compilation of material from
encyclopaedia or other books, In the
third place it was the first public APP
pearance of the high school orchestra
which acquitted itself meritoriously
In fact, Albuquerque is missing some
thing, because no provision has beer
made to take the orchestra TO th'
convention of the New Mexico Educa
| tional association in AIbuquerque.
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Nep and Original Designs
snARr snHouErTE IS ACHIEVED THROUGH VTIFET COAT

Whether the pretty
frocks so much in evil
dence are making popu-
lar the trig little separate
coats, or whether the
coats are making popu-
lar the frocEs, is a mat
ter for argument, but
certain it is that short
and flaring coats over
slim-skirted one-pieeo
frocks appear to be the
chosen harbingers of the
winter mode. The pockets
are most frequently OF
fur, in the mole, squirrel
beaver and seal pelts,
but the prices are ex-
tyavagant for a limited
purse. Therefore, the
| " o IN 9 II who w O Il ! d
! achieve the smartness of
! the Silhouette, and gen
| eral effect, will employ
one of the imitation fur
! fabrics, which, by the
way, has been seen in
| combination with the
real pelt with not unsat-
! !sfactory results; for in
stance, the Kerami seal
| for the coat had a lux
| urious collar of beaver
and a beaver colored
duvetyn frock completed
a rich looking outfit. The
| fur fabrics, however, are
not cheap by any means,
and so a good quality of
silk yelveteen or the
more expensive uuNety II
may he employed with
excellent results, provided
the cut and line and pro-
portions of the coat are
correct. A model which
! may be copied at home
and exemplifies the acme
of good style is offered
; in my design today. Any
: of the fabrics / have
: mentioned would be ap'
propriate for it, while
/ real fur forms Il gracious
, trimming. The low dag
: onal crossing of the wide
> collar is one of the prom
, inent features of the de
, sign, which, though pre-
! tentioEs in proportions
/ requires but a small piece
: of fur for the inner part
: while the narrow band
t | ing softens the edge.
r Such a little coat i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16
MASONIC FESTIVITIES.

MASONIC FESTIVITIES.
The latter part of the week, social
events were mostly conferred aboHt
the Scottish Rite Masonic Reunion
and the hundred and more visitors
from all parts of the state who came
to get the higher degrees or VINO ac~
companied those who were noVices'
Santa Fe took special pleasure IN non
oring a number of former residents,
including eX-Secretary of state anu
Mrs Nathan Jaffa, of Roswell former
Chief Justice and Mrs, K. Il hanna
of Albuauerque, and Mrs. w, G. Nc
Donald. widow of the former govern
or, who was accompanied by her
/ granddaughter, Frances Parker, Of
the University of New Mexico. Thee
were dinners card parties and recep-
! tions for these visitors every after
noon and evening and many more
such events would have been crowded
/ in had time permitted. Al the Ma
sonic Cathedral itself, the Ladies OF
the Eastern Star served luncheon for
/ visitors and degree teams, for four
| moons in succession On THURSDAY
evening, a concert and recital N
which Miss Hilda Grant, of New YORK
civ at one time of Abiquiu, Rio Ar
riba county, and now on the PROBES
sfonal stage, took part, delighted I'M
audience that crowded the beautiful
Masonic auditorium while on Frlda'
evening a reception, dance and mus
Gale offered varied and attractive en-
| tertainment Saturday evening thlf
teen Knights of the Court Of Homo
of the 32d degree, were invested Wit
| their insignia amidst much splendo
and with impressive ceremony, QUIT
| a nunber of the visitocs came befor
/ "Wednesday, while others will RENAL
| to visit the cliff dwellings the India
/ pueblos and other noteworthy sight
in the immediate vicinity offhe eap'
tai. The visitors were also given a
automobile trip about town. Durin
the degrees the Scottish Rite choi
sang, while the concert Thnrsda
evening was given by the Libert
chorus under the direction of ]. 4
Jeancon, of the Museum of New MeN
, leo, assisted by Mrs. A, T. MorrisetH
!. of Albuquerque; William A. Yardle.
and Miss Hilda Grant, the accompar
lists were Mrs George II. Van Ston
: Yrs. Charles e, Don and Miss EVely
It Mcbride
j The Masonic class. which is tn
i thirty-first since 1909, elected til
r following as officers: Orville Artht
! Matson, of albuquerque presiden
Frank Cotter Cutler, of Hurley, VIZ
president; Arthur Roy Barton, of A
buquerque secretary and treasure
, and Rev, Walter stephen Trowbridg
of Santa Fe, orator.
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MUSEUM NIGHT SUPPER.

Already between fifty and SIXTY
have signed up for the museum sup
per on Museum night, Tuesday 1t VIII
be served in the womans receptloh
room in the New Museum by the
Womap's board of Trade and there
ID every Indication that it will be as in
teresting and enjoyable as previous af-
fairs OF this kind. publicity is the
theme set fer the evening, and Mary
Austin, the novelist and playwright,
who leaves Santa Fe on November 20
after soiourn Of more than a year
as a member of the staff of the School
of American Research, will tell in heI
own inimitable way of the kind OF
publicity that pays a community big
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COLUMBINE'S CALDRON
Phone 1918

tallvs bore the daintiest pink decor /
ation. and there We're pink bows here /
and there, and perfectly delicious !
mink and white refreshments, Mrs.
Davidson won the bridge prize and
Mrs. r. w Teller was lucky IN the
cut.
The little dancing club which was
to have danced at the Country cup
a week ago Friday, did SO on Arm
istice night at The club, and a lie
ligbtfullv happy celebration was the
result. the dancers being somewhat
more in number than usual. fIrs.
Sexton, the house guest Of Mrs, Blk
by, was present,
Mrs D. ]. Rankin was hostess to
her card club on Tuesday afternoon.
o.
It is rumored that Mr.. Wyekljffe
Miller is to have his many times
threatened house party at san $50
dro Thanksgiving week, but the DE-
tails have not been given TO US as
yet,
Mrs, Kenneth Baldridge entertain
ed on Tuesday afternoon WIN
coztlv delightful sewing party in hon
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
Neher." The guests were seated Tor
refreshments at table beautifully
| adorned with chrysanthemums ana
! fayors in yellow and white, and the
various delicacies Of the repaSt were
also in the colors.
| O.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T Vann enter
tanned with a delightful little DIM
her party on the 7th
You know we are beginning 10
feel we were sound asleep last Week
the way these week-old events APP
near. Guess the little bird dldn
whisper loud enough
Mrs. James D. Davidson has ISSUED
Invitations for a bride party Wedhes
day afternoon.
guest has been telling us al
about the original party given b!
Miss Helen Fee and Miss Mar!
webster to the Christian Endeavo
of the PRESBYTERIAN church on NO
vamher II, She never had so nue.
finn in her life, in the first place on
selected a partner by matchlh
nieces of candy and then they two
progressed from Miss Fees house I
| Miss Websters' and back agan
enrrred on by relentless instruction
found under the bed or behind
bookcase, sending one in turthe,
: Guest to the table in the back bed
: room in the house across the stree
: and so on. one hunted forever TO
pride pd and prejudice among counties
hooks on shelves and one essaye
TO model on white card with some
, Thing that looked like chewing gur
! from which the flavor had long sine
} vanished. Really, We can't ten yo
5 half this enthusiastic guest said, 1t
= all summed up by the fact that
: was tremendously successful part
II seems the entertainments or tines
| hostesses always are.
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needless to be bothered with lhdlses-
ton, dyspepsia or a disordered stom-
ach. A few tablets of Pape's Dlapep.
sin neutralize acidity and give rellet
at once-no waiting! Buy box or
Pape's Diapepsin now! Don't stay mis-
cradle! Try to regulate your s'omach
SO YOU can eat favorite foods without
causing distress. The cost is so httic;
The benefits so great, You, too, VIII
be Diapepsin enthusiast afterwards
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Stomach acidity causes lnGlgestloh!
Food souring. gas, distress! Wonder
what upset your stomach? Well, don t
bother! The moment you eat tablet
or two of Pape's Diapepsin all the
Jumps of indigestion pain, the sour
ness, heartburn and belching of gases,
due to acidity, Tanish-truly wonder
full!
Millions OF people know that it IS
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MISS THoMpsON's RECITAL.

The recital given by the pupils OF
Miss Gertrude Thompson on NoVem-
Der 9th, in st. Pauls English Lutheran
church, in which Miss Thompson
younger pupils were assisted by four
pupils of Miss Estelle Nalck, was pro-,
nounced q success. Parents and'
teachers welcomed the opportunity
to hear the little people, and were
justifiably proud. The ease with
which the selections were rendered
reflects great credit upon teacher ana
pupils Those taking parr were Lii
Ian Pegan, Fred Mackey, Ruth Ben
nett Charles Rice, Loren Mozley,
Elizabeth Elder. Harold Davidson,
pupil of Miss Valck. Leonard Elkins,
pupil of Miss Valck. Minifred Stamm,
Donald Crosno. Catherine Fee, Ber-
nard Seivert. Florence Ellis, Isabel
Patterson, Edward Pineau, and irene
Epstein, pupils of Miss Nalck, and
Dorothy Cameron, accompanist.
The Minerva club met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. +. Romero
Jr., on West Central. The afternoon
was delightfully."- spent in sewing and
chatting, varied with music. Toward
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the close of the meeting delicious re-
freshments were enjoyed Present
were Mrs. A. A. Sediilo. Mrs. Jose
Salazar Mrs Alexandra SandoYal,
Mrs. Ed Chacon. Mrs T, A. Warner,
Mrs. Adolfo Rael Mrs. Onofre Sando-
val.
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Y, W. C. A. NOTES.

The board Of directors of the Y. w.
c.. A. win meet Monday. November
IN. at 2.S0 u3ms at the association
headquarters at 100 North Second
street. AT 4 o'clock there will be an
informal reception in honor of Miss
seaburg of New York, and Miss Both
well of Dallas, to which all board and
committee members are invited.
Miss Frances Boutwell,, the field
secretary, of Dallas, Texas, will arrive
in the city Sunday evening.
Miss Reisenberger of New York Is
in albuquerque to establish an eff
cient rooms registry system in con-
nection with the Y. w. C. A. This
branch of association work is greatly
~~@~~-@I>.~,---~~-eN
(Continued on Page Four,l
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BY Mildred Lodewick.

and With if one could obtain fall frocks
often laid aside IN hu Oh 'e suit
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IN GODS GREAT OUT OF DOoRs'
~ Agncs Davenport Bond.1

Orf in the sunny pastures,
The herds Of cattle Craze,
And in the highest tree tops,
The birds sing songs Of praise.
DER distant cliffs so rocky,
The kingly eagle scars,
And all are joyous living
In Gods great out OF doors.
How wonderful is nature
How restfrt is the thought
That everything created,
Nv Gods own hand was wrought!
And not Just here about us,
But far on distant shores
The ga me bright sun is shining
Tn Gods great out of doors.
O.
very delightful surprise was held
on Monday evening at the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudd Norbach, Live
Slate avenue, when about thlfty-llNe
voung people members or 81 faul
English Lutheran church caIieu ,, on
the recently welded coupe ne
sunrise was in the form of a ms
cailanaous shower, and many pretty
o,,d valuable gifts were presented TO
the bride. in token of esteem. FOL
lowing games, refreshments were
served
Mrs Nya Martin and Mrs. Harry
Braun were Joint hostesses on Mon
day afternoon to the Eastern star
| hridce club at the home of Mrs Mar
| Tin THE tables numbered four, ana
| the game was intensely interesting,
! resulting in Mrs Harvey Moore, anu
| Mrs. Walter Fl. Hatch receiving the
nrjzes foi high scores. 4 dainty
luncheon wass reryed.
| o
Tho y A. O. club had another
doligbtfu1 meeting this week, at the
Nome Of Mrs. ] Martin Hayden. The
members sew and converse, and are
| most enthusiastic over their manner
of snending an afternoon. Just think
n Yninr able to talk all one cares TO-
without disturbing a bridge game,
T,,rtbernnore. it has been decided
that the dues. ten cents meeting
viii he turned over to the woman
ch,h for the day nursery 1t is per
fectlv great the way the little cluhS
are dojng that Mrs. Hayden serVe'
delightful refreshments. ana was as
sisted ty Mrs. Walter f. Hatch' MIS-
Ceorce Mitchell will be the mex
hostess of the club,
MISS JOUETT FALL ENGAGED.
the engagement of Miss JoueL
Fail daughter of Senator and MI IS
A. Z. Fall and Brant Freeman ~ y,
, uott of Los Angeles, was recent
: anrnrnoed at a luncheon given IN =
paec NJ the Paso Del Norte hotel b
Miss Anne Butcher, The weddln
will take place on November 20 :,
The Fl Peso Morning. Times give
an account of the announc,em .a
luncheon which was a very eiaborat
affair. The hostess, Miss Ann
Rncher is a niece Of Mrs, w J.
HopeweIl of this city, and recent
e. visited in Albuquerque.
O.
Another pretty society event
honor of Miss Hague Of FL Paso wa
the dancing party given by Mr.. ~
''ie lit stern, on Thursday nigh
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Just as society's mind is filled with |
teachers conventions, arts eNnlD3tS'
conferences of women voters leagues
and everything, along come the shops
and thrust Christmas on the over
crowded brain cells. These nina IN
dex systems the ads are always talN-
ing about might be we'll worth look
ing into. However the fact that the
suffragists are coming is proof
enough that my lady can keep the
market list out Of the cell occupied
bv the club budget and so forth,
Yes, Dear Big Society we see
cboo-choo trains, and dolly buggies,
and-and horns, and drums! We see
the Riddles seeing them, toe. JUST
once a year you know, 1t ls Qul.e
time TO commence knitting grand
mothers slippers in between fesIV-
tiles and meetings. Don't you THINK
so? -,,.--. =,
the little bird has whispered IN
nearly every secret which he mas
told us this week. But they are
glorious. those great shaggy yellow
"mums," and there are other yeI!o"
fancies.
Mrs. D. S. Rosenwald entertained
with the enchanting yellow lunch
ean On Saturday the SIN in honor
Of her house guest Miss Hague
of IN Paso. The affair was charm
ingly informal, just twelve including
the hostess encircling the table PIC
turesoueIv adorned with snap dragon
and roses. And speaking of mite
birds, the cunningest yellow canaTleS
perehed on the edge Of the SnlLaA
entwined desert glasses and flutterea
, yellow ribbons above & fluffy tfolh
- of cream, These were borne away
os favors Mrs. Rosenwalds guests
we're Mrs. Albert Stern, Mrs. Harry
Weller Mrs. Seymour Lewtnsoo
Mrs. Ernest spitz Mrs. Berthoiu
Clara Harris, Mrs. sydney Rosen-
valid Miss Elizabeth Wiley, MISS
Betty Wiley and Miss Hague.
O.
On Wednesday afternoon, the l2th
Mrs Franz Huning was AT Home
at Castle Huning, the occasion being
her eighty-th!rd birthday. TINS Il
her custom annually and the date
is eagerly anticipated by the plo'
neer residents, their descendants
and Mrs. Huning's relatives III ili
CITY There is always coftee ahe
cakes and the cheeriest good time
Mrs. ]. A. Reidy and Mrs Franz
Hubben, Jr. were AT Home a
the Country club on Saturday after
noon. During the receiving hour
the rooms were filled with SMART.
rarhed society and the air was ga
with chatter. Decorations were doh
in yellow and white carried out glot
iously with chrysanthemums' MRS; =
j. Malloy and Mrs. Frank ifupDel
Sr. graced The lovely tea tanle an
otbarWfse assisting were Mrs. Joh'
Milne Mrs. James Hubbell, Mis-
Eleanor Vaughey, Miss Alma Bald
ridge Mrs. Lester Cooper and Mis-
Veronica Richards, guest OF MIS-
Anita Hubbeu.
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returns. There will be other dlstlh~
euished guests. The supper is TO pc
over in time to permit every SHest 70
attend the meeting Of the Ifailla
league or to see the motlon pictures
nf ne santa Fe fiesta which are to be
shown that evening
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WAR MoTHER,s BAIL.

At the close of Armisuce day, looh
Mace the thanksgiving tribute OF
The mothers in the fora ot Dig
ball in the armOry where Il tHtohs
which packed the hig hal gave ap-
ureciable evidence of enjoying the e.
forts of the committee under tlie
able Craftsmanship of MIS- }. a
Richl. The event was a Iecu, 81 !
on smaller scale of the WHncertul
enthusiasm of a year ago, The hatl
vas rcsnlendent with flags and bunt-
ing and punch was served at dlfteF-
emf stations round the room Assist
ing generally throughout the even
inc including the incident of rafting
a nuilt. were Mrs Z. +. Turner
Mrs Thomas Rlakemore, Mrs. Johh
summers. Mrs. Elizabeth ]. wilson
Mrs c. r. Maggie. Mrs. J. K. NC
Clurken. Mrs. William Shaffer, Mrs
Harry Fenton and Mrs, Pete stew
art on the arrangement committee
with Mrs Riehl were Mrs Frank
Graham and Mrs. c, Sgan2inl'
II is believed that two hundfeu
dollars is the sum cleared when wen
covers expenses and starts the noun
ers on a financial basis to give ult
returned men a good time, 30 soot
mans are in progress for plS5e5
armistice day the coming year. any
T. is boned then to be able to omit
tba admission fee to the celebration
seni-official announcement mas
heen received that the name of th'
organization is to be CHANGED u
"service Star Legion which L
thrillingly appropriate The wa,
Mothers wish to extend thanks fo'
the splendid attendance and cooper
alton.
Amid ferns and pink and Whit
carnations, bridge was played OF
Wednesday afternoon by forty guest
of Mrs H. Charles Roehl ana Mrs
George r. Craig at the home O
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go cposs DRINE CONTINUEs.

house @ house canvas On MohlaY
and on Armtstiee day failed to bring
the Red Cross memberships IN santa
ne county UP to the number OF mem mem,
hers obtained last year and also failed
10 raise the budget of $4,000 the
drive will be continued, therefore with
The hope that SEQ annual member.
ships and the total subscription oI
$4,000 viii be reacaed-
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O1,f in the sunny pastures,
The herds Of cattle Craze
And in the highest tree tops
The birds sing songs OF praise
Der distant cliffs 50 rocky
The kingly eagle scars,
And all are joyous living
Tn Gods great out of doors.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MEETING

The board of trustees Of the Knights
of Columbus met on Thursday even
ing. The reports on the gathering OF
funds for the 100000 club house on
East Palace avenue were most en-
couraging and made certain that con
struction will begin next spring. The
lot upon which the building is to be
erected has been fully paid for and
something like $4,000 is on hand
or pledged for the building fund.
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Observation-Disclosures VISITORS.

Admiral Gustav Recommending, I; b
n, Of Philadelphia and Edward Joohh-
son of winchester. Mass, motored up
,o Santa Fe and Taos and accom-
panied by Mir. and Mrs. Robert r.
Diets. were welcomed at the museum
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton wallace
Hough OF 8 Cloak Lane. Boston. Eng
land, were visitors in the museum on
Thursday afternoon, on their way 10
~r~-~~~-~S~~~N~~Sr~~~N~SNNS
Continued on rage rlve.I
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EyonTrs TO 5IBTpUERQUE.

Therc win be a NetIIablFT VHU77U7 :"
Albuquerque during Thanksgi,ylns
week santa Fe expects to make q
fight for next years convention, es-
peeially since assurance has been
given that the big new hotel oppo-
Site the new museum will be com
pIeted by that time Early IN Decent-
Der quite number Of santa n"
women win make the trip to Albu-
ouerdue TO take part in the suffrage
conference The women are deteFn,-
ined. to call the politicians VINO ap-
pear to be playing double with theli'
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THE ORATORICAL CONTEST.
The high school ,oratorical contest
in the st. Francis auditorium of the
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How wonderful is nature
How restfui is the thought
That everything created, -,..,
By Gods own hand was wrought
And not Just here about us,
But far on distant shores,
The same bright sun is shining
In Gods great out of doors.
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THE SUITS

Comprise garments goodoong and serVceabIe
and characteristics WELL There IS sch prouse
diversity of styles including tailored semltalored blouse beed
m modes every preference be met Many have
gorgeous fur trimmings Every jacket silk lined and one may
choose from cotne svertone, tneone Worsteds vel
our yalama and duvet de aine. ssss se
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Mrs. James u. Davidson mas lssueo
invitations for a bride party Wedhes-
day afternoon.