The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

valescing from typhoid, IL much I'm.
proved. and Miss sydney Wilson /,
now sitting up. Mrs. Wilson has re.
ceived word tina, her daughter. Mrs
John W. Muntz OF Rotterdam, haf
arrived In New York and may come
out here TO visit.
Captain Guy Holden, who has beer
confined 30 81. Joseph's sanitariuni
with the fu Is reported Improving.
Mrs. Frank Pru, who has been
spending the past six weeks In Los
Angeles. Is expected to return TO New
Mexico In the early part OF December,
when her ranch home will be finished.
There will be an Indian dance nj
Jomez next week. on Wednesday the
l@th. This Ia a regular yearly fiesta.
Miss Anita Hubbeli is expecting n
guest from Chicago who will arrive
on Monday night, Miss Veronica KEEL
ler. Miss Keller and Miss Hubhell
were sohoolmaies at National Park
seminary.
Mrs. J.. H. O'Reiily. Frank and
Katherine. left on saturday for Phoe-
nix, Ariz.. where they will make their
Fhh' ~ ~ AbAhNta AINha " IANAlIA
disposed OF her household goods be-
fore she left. Frank O'Reilly In In
the Insurance business In Phoenix.
There In n rumor abroad that Mr..
George Farr IL engaged. We would
like TO announce Il In the Engaged"
column. but have not yet learned the
name Of the young lady.
Mrs. Noill u. Field returned last
saturday night from "a motor tfip TO
Taos.
Mrs. Frank BiNby motored up To
bishops Lodge on Monday and spent
the night. returning here the next
day.
Miss Shirley Warren and Mr.. Hugh
Calkins left last night for silver cry
o. attend the wedding Of Miss Lucy
Mormon OF Louisville. Ky. and OF
silver city. who is u friend ~ theirs.
Miss Mormon IL well knOwa ~ the
heiress OF unc OF the largest estates
OF both her native and nef d1opted
state.
Miss Mary Frisble .and Miss Ethel
Powers have taken one u the Crane
apartments and have been giving sew
eral Informal housewarming parties.
Lieutenant Governor Pankey was
In Albuquerque on Wednesday and
displaying that genial wit for which
he is becoming famous. recalled to us
two stories for which he should be
celebrated: two OF the best local hits
which have ever been made. II seems
mat during a meeting which was
held here at the time when university
affairs were being discussed. an Al
huPnerque gentleman arose TO speak
Of what WAS due the university which
was the institution allotted 10 this
city, as the ponitentiary had been To-
Gated at Santa Fe. and the insane
asylum at Las Vegas.
Yes, hat II true snid Mr.. PAN
Key, we send many OF our young
people down TO YOU but you send
many Of yours up TO us! II might be
added that there ara some whom We
would also like to send to Las Vegas"
The second anecdote should he
historic; 1t was during a cattlemen's
convention held here. n the mayor
IN welcoming the cuttlemcn to the
city said; Gentlemen. the town IN
yours, here iH the key to keep"
MT iankey was then introduced us
coming from "lamIny. i" and when he
arose to speak objected. he said. to
having the town Of which he was
mayor called fanny" IL should be
pronounced "La-mee." lie then went
on To talk about how pleased he was
to be present In "Albukirk" at his
time, when an Indignant rcsidcnt rose
and said: "ctOp. stop, ] object; II YOU
are SO particular about the way lAmy
is pronounced wis don't YOU say Al
buqUer-key'?"
Well. ! would" saws Governor
Pankey but didn't l just hear your
mayor give away the key OF Albu-
qucrquc to the cattlcmen Off all
time2"
TUT TEACHERS CONVENTION.