Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-07-18
Summer Society Chatter Summer Widowers (ub Motor Car Brigade


N1H AANAtfi AeLhNy
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The society editor is on well
deserved vacation so / am we
for a day, The page is ours, we
understand to have and to hold
howsumever, we please for one
day Having so much rope here
goes to hang ourself-but wha'
matter, so we've had one day
Shades of Elinor Glynn!
It's so beastly hot, come on lets
gossip. There's very little doing
anyway in the pink tea line. Bui
lest some unwary teetotaller STUN,
BILE on it, and write in two col
umns of how scandalously she
views it, let's put up a sign.
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GOSSIP!
My dear, do you notice the sum
mer widowers roaming aimiessly
about? Pidful, aren't they? Really
it would be delightful if they
would organize and make Ivan
Grunsfeld president. He reminds
one of the president, there are
usually several of the derelicts
grouped round him.
one evening on his portico
while the lawn sprinkled itself
four of the breed held shirt
sleeve stag They We're very in
tent and emphatic; as though the
matter under discussion might be
the eighteenth amendment.
Let's see who might join the
club. There's seymour Lewinson
Ernest Spitz and sydney Rosen-
wald. And poor Frank Wilson
He never can catch the cats to
feed them. Their cat became quite
a mother this spring.
There are Robert Dietz and Har-
old Jamison. who seem always 10
be going violently somewhere in a
car. Charlie White Is eligible, and
O. A. Matson shoves his tray down
the line at the cafeteria
Sam Vann does look all by
himself and there's Danny Mac
pherson out in the office WisttuttV
reminiscent. of a week of domes-
ticity under the pines, by the river
MORE GOSSIP.
In remlniscing about parties that
have been, one remembers meet.
ing Mrs Colonel Breeze at a de-
lightful small bridge given by tht
Misses Lee. O. of course, yes, they
have the Jake Weinman house
and she has been met before, bul
we remember thinking, at tha'
time, what a stunning addition
she is TO Albuquerque society
1t was a privilege also in So
ciety's dying days to meet Mrs
sam Shortle of Memphis, the
charming ssiter-in-law of the
Shortles She has the rare quar-
nv uf seeming truly delighted tc
meet new acquaintance, one leels
sort of individually classied in hel
mind not mere protoplasmC eel
of a conglomerate mass, as is sc
often the case when introdu3uon'
are accomplished ZEN masse' AS 4
were.
II has certainly been most ma
tural and very delightful TO nave
Mrs. Aft Frost here for a bit. Sh'
might move forever away IRON
AIbuuuerque, but her niche Wi
ALWAYS await her Mrs. Roy Nc
Donald was accompanied to Santi
Fe by Mrs. Frost who rematne'
several days there. She is spend
ing Sunday at JemeH vlth br
and Mrs. Wroth. During the weeI
she will return to her home II
los Angeles concluding visit al
too short,
on Tuesday afternoon Mrs Arm
Huning entertained inforhall
for Mrs, Frost, and on Wednes
day Mrs. Marion had a few guest
informally to tea i'll her honor
Who? 0. well, they would be lron
among old friends, of course SINAI
that can be managed in the heat
and after all, they are the incest
Other visitors are he Ber
Skinners. Even from so far ava,
as the sidewalk of Robinson pari
the familiar aspect of Mi oklhhf
Mas readily recognizable on th'
porch of the j. +. Skinno! home
II is perfectly great for theii
friends to see the SINNERS aP1ln
Il.