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

services of st. Johns Episcopal church
at 4:3O this afternoon, and hereafter
will sing regularly at vespers only.
Another item of interest in connec-
ton with st. Johns is the announce
ment that Mrs. T.. w. Harden has been
engaged to pay the splendid pipe
organ recently installed.
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DIR. Wylder was POSTMASTER at the
Medical association banquet and dance
on Friday night. Very good impromtu
speeches were made by DR.. Cipes, DR..
Hamilton of Kansas City. Or. Miller of
Clovis, DR.. Vance of FL PasO, DR.. Kin
singer of Roswell, DIR. Mcbride of Las
Cruces. and DR.. Peters of Albuquer-
que. To make a good speech without
warning is to make a very good one
indeed Musical selections were given
by Miss Stort2 and Miss Switzer.
About sixty were present, Mrs. Miera
of Santa Fe, being the ony guest out
side of the association.
O.
Mrs, Morrissette is attending as a
delegate, the tri-ennial conference of
the Protestant Episcopal church in
Detroit. She will be absent several.
weeks.
O.
Mrs. A. D. Ogle of North Thirteenth
street, has issued invitations to card
party for next Thursday afternoon.
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"Picnics are the best thing we do"
said guest on one on Friday given
by Mrs. Field, Mrs. Jamison and Mrs.
DietZ for Miss Agnes Childers. The
drive to Alameda grove out was
made about five. All outdoors for
decoration, and our mountains at
sunset bewilder our descriptive pow
ers. SO does the tamale supper,
though more mundane There were
sports after supper. Yes, indeed!
Did you ever try a leap frog race
since you grew up to be little boy?
Or a cat race? Speaking of girls"
I said a young lady disloyally of her
| sex And then in the light of the
camp fire there were charades which
unearthed so much dramatic ability
as to tentatively organize dramatic
! club Only brains were so tired from
charading the club couldn't find an
| histrionic name. And also there was
dancing on the green sward or
wherever it was the poet said, TO
! the tune of a victrola, which said
poet probably knew nothing about.
1 And that was so much fun dane
| ing club was almost organized. AT
eleven or Whereabouts began the long
serenity contented ride home Yes
| lust about the best thing one can do
| in New Mexico in october. is picnic,
.-r-. O. ..a..
why on earth don't you hunt out
all the baby clothes from the top
shelf of the closet, or the bottom of
| the trunk in the garnet, and give
| them to the dozen or so little chill
dren in the day nursery, who need
them so very much more than the
! trunk or the shelf. It's all right to
think you will. but as wise woman
said: "An idea isn't bit of benefit
to anyone till it's put into execu-
ton" Besides, it is too bad to exc
cute some one else's beneficient idea,
to use the word in another way, for
really the Women's club might have
to give it up if we don't help them
any at all.
o.
\ Mrs. Buckley, a former resident Is
in town staying at the Alvarado when
she is not around being entertained
by her many friends. Mrs. Buckley
has been extensively engaged in war
work in New York for the last two
years and is enroute to her home in
Santa Barbara.
o.
ROYAL ORDER OF TESTERS.
The small dining room at the Ma
sonic temple was the scene of very
elaborate banquet last Monday even
ing, the 10Th of September, when the
Albuquerque Court of the Royal Or
der of Testers was organized The
table was beautifully decorated with
flowers, shaded candles and Arabic
settings. After partaking of sat-
isfying turkey dinner the Albuquer-
aoroonndnd 70 farm THAR