davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

mel 'byti zapomenut nebo a.
spon pomijen ma vzdy. Dokud
vsak neztrati Sc smysly pro ta-
jemnost, jez z citu, z myslen-
ky, ze zachveni, z postrehu lid
skeho nitra cini basen a dokud
tn bude radost tuto jemnou
krehkou, melodickou a sviti-
YOU vec duchovou citit jake
kvet rodneho genia, Vrchlicke
no zen - prOseta - Zustane
naSim bohatstvim. Vidite, re
neprehanim. Byl spisovatel vse
stranny, psal divadla, i epiku,
j studio a byl prekladatel nej-
tezsich a nejvyznamnejsich
del basnickych jinych narodu,
a prece Sc schvalpym omeze-
MIN mluvim jeho lyrice. By
la mu tax vlastni, jako diteti
dsmev, jako zene pohlazeni, ia
fko potoku sum; byl il pri tom
tax bohat, re tryskala z neho
nezastavitelne jako zivy zdroj.
V dobe, dokud byl ma we
stupu obdivu, rikalo Sc mem,
ze neni literat, nybrz literatu-
ra a chtel Sc tim dati vyraz je-
no universalnosti. Lidi ollromo-
vala ia lehka a vsestranna plod
most - (ktera byla skutecne o.
hromujicD - a oni meme vazi-
Ii hodnotu nez mnohost. Plod-
most ia vyvolala pozd6ji odpor
a pro ten snad Sc i zapomnelo
ma to, co bylo vzacneho V me-
docenCnem dile. Dnes nema-
me proc zatajovati nedostatky
improvisatorovy v literarnich
genrech, jez zadaji zestredeni,
prohneteni, stavbu, a my opra-
viii jiz i mnohe preklady, jimz,
jak sc pekne a pravem rikalo,
otevref ceskemu ctenarstvu O..
kna do Evropy. Ale prave my,
dosti il zvzdaleni, vratime-li
Sc dnes k versi Vrchlickeho,
jsme uchvaceni kouzelnosti je-
no mluvy.
Cestina nescetnych cistych
cislech jeho tvorby dostala Jim
umeleckou svrchovanost, jiz z
predchozich nikdo il mcdowell
dati. U Machy opaji hluboky
cit, nitro, wise jeho, misty ge-
nialni plodnost obrazl - slo-
vO, ac tn a tam voni tezkou VII
nj majovou, jest vSak jeste ne
obratne; Erben nalezl v n6ko
lika basnich jednoduchou reel
most lidove vyrazove silly, ale
jeSte to nekvete. Neruda svou
nevyslovitelne jimavou prosto-
tou, jez dovedla Sc zvednouti
az k mohutnosti, jest predsta
vitelem ceskeho slovniho muz.
stvi; Czech oslni akademickou
ryzosti, ktera nebyla bez pro.
chveni; Vrchlicky vsak je lesk,
je barva, je tanec, je kridlo, je
hra, je suverenita. Cestina II ne
no stala sc versem jaksi z naro.
zeni, jake by vubec nicim il.
nym ami nemohla byti; dosah'
nuvsi toho, nemohla nestati sc
jazykem naroda, jehoz slove
promenilo Sc We sknSek. !,
Jaky byl on clPytk 5s
Fridove, starsi Bedfich. mlads
Emil (oba dnes mrtvi) mel
zvlas5ni pavab osobnosti, cos
vzkyet|e mileho, cl 81 .odrazels
v hlasu primo onkovite Il
beznem. VrchicAy, straslivJ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26
Den ma to sci k poslancIm

OPuCuCAlu 1IuODTduSkemu
aby zapdsobili ma Psenicku. Ii
mluvili napred o rozvodu. -
each, jaka rec rozvodu i?
Jak jsem Sc mel dat rozvest Sc
zenou, kterou jsem mel porade
made vsecko rad a cd ktere
jsem mel dite?"' pravil obzalo-
vany o te veci pri vyslechu.)
Slibili mu, re Psenickovi do
mluvi.
Odebral Sc tedy do bytu sve
no tchana, Otakara lilly We
Vrsovicich. Dne 8. cervence
odpoledne prisel tam take Pse-
,nicka. Zadai oba Psenicku,
aby prozradil, kde dli uprch-
la zena. Ten je odbyl. PAX
gel Psenicka do vedlejsiho po-
koje (chtel Sc prevleci). Dole
zal sci tam "a MIN nalehal,
kde je zena. Psenicka no od-
byl posmesne, ze uz nikdy ne
bude jeho. Dolezal vynal re-
volver a vypalil nan nekolik
ran. Psenicka byl zasazen do
hlavy a ihned mrtev. Dolezal
obratil zbran proti sobe a sire
iii Sc do prsou.
Obzalovany We SVEN vysle-
chu prohlasil, ze sve zene ted
vsechno odpustil a re by il byl
odpustil uz tenkrat, kdyby Sc
k nemu byla vratila.
Sympatie obecenstva pro OBJ
vineneho byly zcela ziskany
po pfecteni nekterych dopisu,
ktere psal poslanec Psenicka
zene obzalovaneho. Cteme w.
flatky:
"V Brne, Is. cervna 1921.
Nejdrazsi Otylecko ma, polka
decku muj, jake nekonecne
stesti byti s Tebou, s Tebou,
milenko ma. Jsou jeste svezi
tyy dojmy q onech krasnYch
civil, prczitsch u Tebes s Te-
hou, z1stanou vzdy~v me pa
meti, navzdy a vim, re v tech
dobach budouciho naseho sta
leho a ohromneho Stesti caste
a velmi radi vzpominati bu-
deme techto uchvatnych a ca
rokrasnych civil. Jimi, Oty.
lecko, temi vzpominkami, bu-
deme zivi a jimi budeme sytit
Lsvou nekonecnou lasku. A kdyz
vzpominat ma nj budeme, v
duchu k MIN Sc vratime We
spOlecnem objeti, tesne k sob6
Sc tisknouce, plnou svou vas
nj a nehou oddame sc krasne
lasce sve, holoubek holubicku
tisknouti a libat bude a my
budeme neskonale St'astni a
blazeni."
"V Brne, 80. zari 1921. Mi
lovana mole Otylecko, 'holubi-
cko mole hodnoucka, jak jsem
slibil, pisi jeste dnes Bud
dnes Ike mne shovivavou, ne
Mill mole psanicko takove, -
"jaka byvaji jindy'. Jake Ste
sti, re bro sc zas uvidime."
Nektere partie dopisG presi.
dent nedovolil predcitat ve-
refine.
Rec obhajce byla dvakrate
sledovana nezvykle hlucnym
souhlasem obecenstva a presi.
dent dvakrat pohrozil vyklize-
MIN salu.
Porota dvanacti hlasy po.
pfela. re by DoieZal byl vinen
zlccinem vrazdy proste; dewitt
l'hlasy byl uznan vinnym zloci.
mem zabiti, jehoz sc vsak do
spustil nezodpovednem hnu-
ii mysli. lyman vinnym jen
prestupkem zbrojniho patentu.
| Pro tento prestupek byl od-
souzen do vezeni ma AZ hcdin,
ale to ma odbyto vazbou.
Sebevrazda ma dskanstvi.-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

souhlasne Sc svym mu-
zem, re by kdy byli Rybkovou
tryznili a doznalas pouze, ze
dceru posledni dobe casteji
pokarala proto, jezto pry zji-
stila, re Sc Bozena zamilovala
do dekana JOS. Tuzina v Ces.
Tfebove, cemuz matka ne
chtela pry dovoliti. Dcera ne
chtela vsak uposlechnouti a
dokonce Sc zanasela 1myslem
stati Sc hospodyni jmenova-
neho kneze, k tomu vsak ma
natlak .prfbuznych dekana Tu-
zina nedoslo. Kdyz nadeje
byti hospodyni ma ceskotrebov-
ske fare Bozene ztroskotala,
stala Sc .pry zadumcivou. We
pricine teto vzhledem ke
vzruseni, jez v miste pripad
vzbudil, vyslechnut byl tired
ne i dekan. Tuzin, jenz udal,
re Bozena Rybkova 81 mu ca
sto stezovala do neutesenych
pomerI v dome otcovskem a
prosila jej, ably il byl napomo-
cen, nejak sc z domu dostati.
Slitoval Sc pry mad nj, snazil
Sc j nejak pomoci proto ta-
ke skutecne jeden cas- zanasel
sc dmyslem Rybkovou witt do
sye domacnosti, nikoliv vsak
jako hospodyni, nybrz k ruce
sve matce. Umyslu toho Sc
vsak ma konec pro odpor sve
rodiny vidal. Rybkova mu pax
vyhrozovala, re Sc otravi, coz
pry il dekan vzdy vymluvil a
skutecna smrt jeji no nesmir-
ne prekvapila. Bozena Ryb-
kcva nezanechala nijakych do
pisu, v nichz by svuj Gin Wy
svetlila. Jak k lysolu prisla,
nebylo zjiSteno.
Utek ceskych ucitelir "a Slo-
venska.s - Nezrizene protice-
ske 'Stvanf rud'ak6 "skolsky
boj" sdruzenych: oposicnfch
stran mad'arskych prinasi uz
ovoce. Pred nedavnem ozna-
movali jsme, re po ukonceni
minuleho SIX. roku odesli re
statni NEST. skoly v Krupine
ctyri cesti ucitele, kteri nebyli
podnes nahrazeni. Nyni pri-
chazi zprava jeste smutnejsi z
pohranicniho Lucence. z tamr
niho slovenskeho statniho re-
alneho gymnasia odeslo totiz
sest ceskych profesoru. Ucinili
tax, byvse znechuceni protice-
skym Stvanim pud'aku skupi-
ny Bazovskeho. Ma jejich mi
sto byl poslan velkou t6zko-
sti jeden novy professor, avsak
take ten je ma uteku. Pripa-
dy tyto naprosto nejsou ojedi-
nele. Pc ukonceni minuleho
SIX. roku opustilo Slovensko asi
130 ceskych ucitelu ucitelek,
kteri Sc uz nevratili. Abychom
predesli nedorozumeni, pozna-
menavame, re jde o odchod u
citelskych sill, pfelozenych k
vlastni zadosti re Slovenska
zpet do Czech a ma Moravu, te-
dy nikoli snad o svevolne opu-
steni sluzebniho mista.
Vrazda nezname krasky wy
svetlena. -. V unoru 1920 ma
lezena byla jane u Domaso-
va ma Sternbersku mrtvola We
lice krasne zeny, jejiz jmeno
Sc nepodarilo zjistiti. Vyse-
tfilo Sc jen, re to byla asi cizin-
ka re Sc stala obeti loupez-
ne vrazdy. Take pachatel I'd
stal nevypatran zlocin byl by
jiz upadl dplne V zapomenuti,
kdyby nahoda nebyla prispe-
la k jeho vysvetleni. V kamen
mem lomu u Domasova byla
mlademu delniku Vilemu l..
rozdrcena ruka, tax re musiI
,byti dopraven do sternberske
nemocnice. Zde nemocny V
l. l.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26
ZPRAVY z CZECH.
PROCES S DOLEzALEM,
VRAHEM POSLANCE
PSENICKY.

6. rijna bylo pred porotou
preliceni s Josefem Dolezalem,
ktery dne 8. cervence t. r. tre-
mi ranami revolverem zabil
poslance 'strany csl. socialistd,
Josefa Psenicku, ponevadz
mu tento svedl zenu. Zaloba
znela ma zlocin -vrazdy proste
a zastupoval il dr.. Koblih, OBJ
hajcem byl DIR. Goldberg a
soudnimut dvoru predsedal pre-
sident Vondracek.
Obzalovany vypovidal pla-
Gem. Celkem nemohl vysvetliti
jak Sc to stalo,. ze', Psenicku,
ktery byval jeho prftelem a $
nimz 81 vzajemne prokazovali
nejlepsi sluzby, jez clovek clo-
veku prokazat mdze, re no "a
bill; stale sc to jedine z navalu
rozechveni, ze ma prom byt ma.
vzdy ztracena zena, ktera mu
byla vsim ma svete a pritel,
jenz mu il wal, re Sc mu jeste
vysmiva.
Josef Dolezal sbehl r. 1917
cd sveho pluku' do Ruska Z,
tam Moskve seznamil Sc 8
Josefem Psenickou, ktery sc
tam dostal jako rakousky "a
jatec. DIE udani Dolezalova
byl Psenicka pozdeji valecnym
soudem bolsevickym pro pode-
zfeni ze spionaze odsouzen k
smrti, ale ten trest mu byl po-
zmenen v dozivotni zalar, z
nehoz po dvou letech byl pro-
pusten ma svobodu. :.
V roce 1920 smluvili Sc Do
lezal R1snicka, sesedse, Sc
znovu, .za Russia tliprchnou a
to Sc zdafilo; do Prahy dostali
Sc spolecne dine 16. kvetna r.
1920.
Dolezal Sc odebral ke sve
zene a Psenicka ke svym rodi-
cum; zena Dolezalova bydlila
v Podoli, Psenickdv otec v Ii
berci. Rozesl !. Sc tedy. Ale
uz "a malo tydnh pribyl Pse-
nicka do PrahYka tn no. Dole
zal jako dobreho prftele prijal
ma byt.
Tri nebo ctyri mesice pobyl
Psenicka u Dolezala. Jednou
ho Dolezal pristihl, jak liba je-
no zenu. Ale to sc vysvetlilo.
PAX byl Psenicka jmenovan
tajemnikem strany narodne So
cialni Brne a odjel tam, a
Dolezal take odjel z Prahy: v
breznu 1921 musil do Ameriky
- mel tam y6tS ObchOdy a Ia
mesicG tam dlel.
Do Ameriky dochazely he
zpravy, re jeho zena iezdiva
do Brna a vyslovne Sc tvrdilo,
ze sc tam styka S Psenickou,
jednou re sc tam zdrzela ce.
lych deset dnu. Dolezal il v
dopise karal a nemel uz klidu
v praci, take sc rozhodl vra-
tit Sc do Evropy. Dne 3. kvet-
ma 1922 byl ma nadrazi uvitan
svou zenou. Ale vedle nj stal
PSenicka.
Nabyl presvedceni,. ze jsou
V d1vernejsim vztahu nez IA.
dino, ale doufal, re jeho prito.
mnosti sc vsecko zmeni. Odje.
Sc zenou na letni pobyt dc
Zhraslavi. Psenicka prijel tam
take a zdrzel Sc az do Is. cerv.
ma. PAX sc vdatili do Podola
Kolem %. cervna 1922 najaI
81 PSenicka byt v Klecanech q
zahy potom primela Dolezala
jeho krasna chot', ably Sc tam
odstehovali rovnez.
Dolezal videl, ze Psenitks
jeho zenu zcela oviadl. Nasle.
dovala rada bourlivych vystu.
pu mezi NAMELY a mezi tim
tfetim, naposled Sc utkali Pse
nicka a Dolezal nejprudcej
dine 4. Cervence.
Dne 5. cervence sc Psenicks
n~l~x11~~> ..-l-,.x:1 III
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

,sxa1Gee Jest LOIS Russellova.
bf$Nf ziskala misto v bal
aetu Chicagske obcanske ope-
ry a nadaci Adolfa Bolma, bal
letniho nistra zminene opery,
cimz %jeji3 sch. detstvi Sc usku-
tecnil. Kritikove, skteri' vidtli
slecnu RussellovouS tancit1,
pfedpovidaii il skvalo,, hudou
cnOst
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-26

Jaky byl on clSstk'Ss Bs
Frldove, starsi Bedfich, mladsi
Emil (oba dnes mrtvi) meli
zvlas5ni pavab osobnosti, .cosi
vzkvetle mileho, cp ~. odrazelo
v hlasu primo zvo1kovite l.
beznem. Vrchlicxy, straslivy
dnhrak. y n6hnz kazdv vvtahl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-26
CLOVIS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Humphrey
entertained In honor Of Miss Trip
lett Mae Cox at n Valentine party.
Games were enjoyed. after which
q delightful lucheon was served.
Those to enjoy the evenings pleas
ure We're Misses Ruby Beavers,
Nerda Clevenger, Tennie Joe Duke,
Virginia Weisinger Cleo Allcorn,
Valera Simms. Messrs. Earl Jane
son. Lawrence Walker Wesley
Guiillams, Roy Jameson. Herman
Walker, Duane Danielson, Edgar
Maynard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mcmillan en-
tertained with a maggie and
Jiggs" party on Monday evening.
"Rook" was enjoyed by the follow
ing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Winsted,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson. Mr..
land Mrs. George P. Kuykendall,
Mr.. and Mrs, w. Fl. Collins. Mr..
land Mrs. w. w. Mayes, Mr.. and
Mrs. John o. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ilarve Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. =.
], Neal, Mosdames Earl Cassell. c.
G. CalliCutt. J. r. Denhof. John
Luikart and Lester Watson.
Mrs, John O. Howard entertain
cd the Wednesday Embroidery club
this week. The afternoon was spent
in needle work and chatting. An
elegant luncheon was served to the
following club members; Mesdames
Rowland. Bishop, Harve Campbell,
John Luikart. Earl Cassel, Edwin
Kittrell; the guests were Mesdames
VIII Collins and e. A. Story.
The dance at the Moose hall
Wednesday evening was a huge
success and the hall was filled with
dancers. Music by the Jazz Or
chestra.
Mrs. w. IT. Duckworth had as
her guests at q bridge dinner Fri
day night Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Scheurich, MIR. and Mrs, C. II.
shannon, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Mil
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Jones, Misses
owned, Nanon Noble and Mrs.
John Barry
Mrs. Z. NJ. Chapman will enter
tain the Thursday Auction club
Tuesday. February 2S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-26
U. 8. ROADS MEN GIVEN
A FAREWELL EEED.

An unique entertainment was
the camp supper and bridge party
given to the employees Of the u 5.
bureau of public roads men and
their wives by District Engineer
and Mrs. u. S. Wheeler in the dis
trict offices in the Korber building
on Saturday evening.
Chow, which was announced at
G o'clock with a camp gong, con-
sisted of mulligan stew, chill
beans, bread and butter, relishes,
COW puncher coffee, ice cream and
sinkers. Camp orders that every
one should line up in front of the
chuck wagon to get regular
handout, and later wash and stack
dishes and tools, were strictly en-
forced. After supper seven bridge
tables ran until midnight.
Many of the engineers VIII be
leaving for road construction prof.
ects within another month, and the
supper was given as farewell
party to the field forces. over ~
lined up at the serving tables
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-26
AUTOMOBILE SHOW is
ccCuUyry EVENT.

II
Where hundreds of people gain
ared each afternoon and evening,
where dancing to the best orches-
tras IN the city was offered, Where
the most handsome autoInoplies
available were studded ABOUT ~
an artistic setting of pains, russ
and colored lights, where there was
musical entertainment by troupe
of talented young artists. that was
the 1922 automobile show OF Al
buoueruue which came 10 a sue
cessful close last night.
The Maurie Klein entertainers
composed of all of the local IA
vorites. were a great hit. Clrcllne
the great building they gave a per-
Torrance in each corner Where
stapa was arranged. In this man
ner every part Of the building haa
its share of the entertainment.
t.~ooe the vocal soloists were MISS
Ice Stortz, Miss Hortense sWltz-
~ Louis Hesselden, Frank par
vow. Ches Byrne and Maurie Klein
Miss Ruth Daugherty, popular NJ
tie university whistler, appealeaa
several times, and MISS DoIiS
Pineau gave SONS AhtSi = - r,
dances. The pianists We're MRS, - =
W. Faw, Mrs. Lewis B. Thompson
Mrs. william Mcdonald and MIS-
Herbert Gales.
The purple and gold programs
of the show offered fascinating
advertisement to all patrons pc
tween dances. Even the most I'M,
pecunious small car owner coula
entertain himself by picking OUT
the automobile OF his hearts de-
light parking himself luxuriousy
in the tonneau and pouring over
the motor trips described In the
nrogram. A little Imagination ana
he was off on q vacation, a mehtal
relaxation, at least. -,
Even parts and accessories, pol-
Ished and grease-free as they are are
on display, had an appeal at tne
automobile show One frequently
snent an amazing amount or time
n the galleries wandering amonR
The parts and collecting advertls-
ing pamphlets for future evening
reading. The automobile agents
Themselves were the most cordlaI
of hosts, of course.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-26
CLUB NEWS OF WEEK

Al IifE I. w. &. =.
Mary Elizabeth French. Marga-
ret Shortle, Elizabeth Nordhaus,
Louise and Margaret Cox, Monica
Macarthur, members of the Rose
Garden club, and Miss Trotter and
Miss Adams hiked to the river on
Wednesday afternoon. The girls
foraged for wood and soon a fire
was made. Later weiners were
roasted and stories were told
around the fire
A girls reserve corps was organ
lied at the Rio Grande Industrial
school on Thursday afternoon.
The Adelante did not meet last
week. but will meet next Wednes-
day as usual.
The UNDERGRADUATES meeting of
the c. U. p. club, postponed from
last week on account OF illness OF
some OF those invited, will be held
Tuesday, February %.
There will be practice game
between the two Y. W. C. A. teams
Mt the Armory on Monday night at
7;30 o'clock.
n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-26
TWENTY YEARS AGO
In Albuquerque Society.

|
! TWENTY YEARS AGO O.
@ In Albuquerque Society. .
Q go Q % Q . %&%~ q .
What is conceded to have been
the most largely attended and one
OF the most elaborate social affairs
ever given by the Commercial club
took place on Thursday evening in
| honor of General Macarthur, COM
mander of the department of Colo
| RADIO. The governor of the terri
| tory and his staff, several judges
| OF the supreme court, officers from
! Fort Wingate and Fort Bayard.
| came to do honor to the clty's dis
ception, which lasted for an hour
! dancing was enjoyed. Delicious
| refreshments We're served.
Mrs NELL -. Field left Monday
night for Washington, D. c., where
she will join q party Of friends.
| They will leave in a private car
| for Florida.
At her home on West Coal ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Ma
bel Stevens-Himoe gave the first
Of series Of piano recitals which
the friends Of the talented pianiste
Will enjoy within the next few
weeks. Mrs. Himoe was assisted
by Miss Fitch. soprano, and Mr..
| Bruno Dieckmann. yiolinist.
A number OF ladies drove out to
the home of Mrs. c. M, Foraker
! Thursday and after spending
| pleasant hour or two presented
their hostess with a handsome gift.
The members of the party were
Mesdames Il. B. QuickeI, Peter
Scheck, D. A. Rankin, r. w. Hop
lins Gaikln9, J. N Sackett. T.. a.
Tressler, r. r. McKcchan. w W.
Strong, John .Nseland. Harry Pick
ard, Frank Hall, S. Vann, w II.
Hahn, Frank Mckee, and Misses
Pickard and Strong.
At Grant hall last night quite
number of merry young people.
members OF the Twentieth Century
club, gathered for a social dance.
Mrs. Rose Berry furnished the ex-
| cellent music. The evening was
declared at an end at 2 O'Clock
John v, Conway. who IS county
superintendent Of schools for SAN
Ia Fe county has translated the
words Of the classic ballad "T Can't
Tell Why I Love You, But I Do"
into the Spanish language. The
cause Of education is slowly adj
| VanCing.
The monthly tea, given under
the auspices of ST. Johns guild.
will be given at the residence Of
Mrs. John n. Pearce, 100 West
Gold avenue Thursday afternoon
from to 8 o'clock.
o
Mrs. WHY Parsons Of Santa Fe
Is the guest of Miss Valyne Galley
Of SOC North Fourth street for the
week of the automobile show.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-26
%
n RoBABLY everyone, except

~ ROBABLY everyone, except
- those whom the flu scare kept
at home. attended the annual
automobile show at some time
during its run. Any one who either
owns q car or wishes he did, when
includes about everybody, Is at
tracted by the displays and those
who were purely pleasure seekers
found it in the entertainment pro-
grams and the evening dancing.
The past week has seen a large
delegation of out-of-town visitors
in the city for whom there was the
usual hospitable entertainment
The Masons gave for their guests
a musicale on Tuesday evening, a
dance on Thursday and an Easterh
Star banquet last night. The DEM
ocratic convention and the automo-
bile show all acted as drawing
cards to the city during the week.
The birthday of the first presi-
dent was duly celebrated with holi-
days patriotic gatherings and small
social affairs. The present week,
which precedes the beginning or
the Ienten season. is expected 10
bring forth n host of card parties,
dances and other advertisements
upon which there will be a ban I'M
til Easter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-26
WE'LL COUNTRY CAMP.
Albuquerque, N. M.
. o o . . . . . . . . = > o.

Jack Currie and Raymond Dom
ahoe arrived at camp last week
to spend a month or so.
Roy Matthews Is back ut camp
after spending two weeks In Albu-
querque.
Miss Evans spent a couple of
days at camp last week. Mrs. Mo-
sier, Mr.. Horton and Mr.. Johnson
were her visitors on Thursday.
Desiderio Chaves was a caller
on Friday forenoon.
Mrs. A. Gibson spent the past
week here.
The Misses Reba Gauss. Vernal
Stone, Lillian De Lorier and J, II.
Price attended the movies last
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cooper ar
rived In Albuquerque on Tuesday.
Mr.. Cooper Is one Of the camps
old-timers. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper spent two months in In
diana with their son.
Paul Stephens. better known as
"Whitcomb," left wednesday for
his home in Fulton, Mo-. He will
be gone but a short time, on BUSH
ness.
The Washington birthday party
proved a big success. The evening
was spent in taffy pulling, popping
corn and playing games.
Visitors at camp last week were:
Misses Boilston, Johanson, Mary
and Lillian Morrelli, and Phillips;
Mrs. Roslington, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Cleg-
hon. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L, Emerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
Williamson and son. Mr.. and Mrs
G. o. Stills and daughter, Mrs
John Berger. Mr.. and Mrs. c. s.
Brothers. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Morris
and the Messrs, Baehechi. Ga
mache. Merkel, Bonham, Jackson
and Swenson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-26
MRS. DAVIDSON GIVING
A BRIDGE SERIES

Mrs. James d. Davidson Of 512
North Fourth street has issued in
vltations to a bridge series to be
given on next Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons. Miss
Ruby Peel will be Joint hostess
with Mrs. Davidson. Miss Peel en-
tertained at luncheon at the
Davidson home yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-26

The Dandy Dozen club will meet
on Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Lulu Kendrick at 618 West
Silver avenue. Miss Kendrick and
Miss Florence Reynolds will be
hostesses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-26
CLUBS.

The Business and Professional
Women's club will be addressed
on Monday evening at their dinner
at the Y. w. G. A. by Aldo Leo
pold, assistant district forester,
who will give an illustrated lecture
on "Animal Wild Life in New
Mexico" Dinner will be served
at 6;l5 O'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-26
EIIiOtt-Kizziar.

The wedding of Miss Charlotte
Elliott. daughter of Mrs. Gertrude
Elliott, and Otis Kizziar, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Kizziar, took
place last Sunday afternoon at the
home of the bride. Mrs. Kizziar
was attended by her sister, Miss
Gertrude Elliott.
The bride wore a dark blue tat
feta dress embroidered in Ameri-
can beauty. She carried a brides
bouquet of white roses. Her tray-
cling suit was of gray and blue
tweed with a hat to match. The
home was decorated with palms
and roses for the wedding. The
Rev. F.. r. Mcclure performed
the ceremony in the presence of
relatives and friends of the young
couple. Miss Gladys Whittier of
Santa Fe and Arthur Elliott of
Denver, brother of the bride
were out-of-town guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kizziar returned on Friday
night from a honeymoon automo-
bile tour Of the state. They will
be at home at the Washington
apartments after March 15.
Mrs. Kizziar has been employed
at the State National bank for the
past two years. Mr.. Kizziar is a
member of the Kizziar Brothers
firm here.