Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-21
THE CALDRON.
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Everything of social make,
In the caidron boil and bake;
Style of suit, and travellers log,
Modish hat, and news incog;
Where's the stork, and wedding rims
Hidden keg, and everything,
Except harm and orful trouble,
To make hell-broth boil and bubble"
O.
Very many apologies to Mr.. Shake
speare.
Speaking of fashion brings to mind
the glorious gown worn by Mrs Bar
nett for the banquet-ball for Major
General Barnet anu Admiral Benson
Ancient history? Perhaps, clvlcaly
speaking, but conferences may come
and constitutions may so while the
memory of a gown goes on.
Cerise velvet with will-o -the-wispy
tulle of an almost military blue float
ing about, tapering, Sheath-like skirt
terminating in a narrow train, which
lent much dignity to the entrance
march and disappeared miraculously
to allow the wearer to dance-the
gown offset jewels which were none
the less radiant than the Individual
ity of Mrs. Barnett.
There were many tete-a-tetes anent
the charm Of Mrs Benson. She did
not dance. Her gown was an orchid
shade, and in keeping with benign
loneliness of personality
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Pan
key beamed all evening from their
seats of honor, on the dancers as they
fitted by. The governor is especially
adept in the art of persiflage and add
ed greatly to the general gayety. Mrs.
Pankey wore black lace.
O.
You know, really it, was kind of
horrible war activities should break
up AlbuQuerque's Duplicate Whist
club which played every Monday for
so many years. Members changed but
the club seemed always to exist like
the annual fair
Don't you just get homesick for the
old fair anyway this time of year. OF
course it was dreadfully crowded
down town and everything, but
'twould sound mighty homelike to
hear the merry go round foot or the
crack-e jack man. Gid-dap, Napo-
leon We're a citee now.
A very deplorable lack
But we promise never to tell you
Thefgroom wore conventional black!
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To DR.. r. B. Tracy. physician of the
American Land and Lumber company
we are indebted for the following
tribute to our city:
ALBUQUERQUE.
Here's to gem of the glorious West
Where hearts are true, and men dc
right
Here's to the place I love the best
1t fingers in my memory bright.
Here's to town that all should know
A little nearer the setting sun,
IT'S in the heart of New Mexico.
Where mans work has truly just
begun.
Here's to all her hardy pioneers.
Who braved the heat of her deser
sands.
Praise to the men who held no fears
When roamed her treacherous bri
gand bands.
Here's to her future progress anc
fame;
That little city in the desert set.
All know, Albuquerque Is her name
It's quite impossible to forget.
o.
Girls, have you seen the gold ant
white wrap which was purchased oil
the Rue de rOpera? Yes. truly. Pa
risian? 0 la la. Out Out Now WASH
that thoughtful for a lieutenant? Wa
isn't all horrible.
O.
AS always and forever 1t is uD t
the women to take care of the mat
ter of housing the men. They woul'
bear with all sorts of dscomforts
they weren't looked after Which
by way of saying committees will b
about to solicit funds to 'flx-up" tn
armory in comfort for the Legiol
especially, but also to have it perma
nently ready for all occasions. E /.