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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
DOROTHY L.. McALLISTER
Telephone SI5.

Subtletyl That's MS and springtime. We are learning to
tune our ears to the subtle running of sap IN the alfalfa leaf and
the subtle suggestion of a south wind instead OF the broadside
slap of snow in our faces. It's a wonderful education in the
subhcties. That for springtime.
But alas Almost as subtle as the robin song-cotaes the
faint breath of rumor of spring brides. 1t absolutely doesn do
any good to suggest that they tell you anything about 1t, for
as yet the urge Of springtime itself is too subtle to start them
or: but remember that when the announcement of the June
weddings comes; il all started with the subtle breath Of spring
And Lent, too, is a training in the subtleties. Most people
who observe Lent are sincere, and lots uf them. too, are coni-
dent that they are candidates for Carnegie medals when the
time draws to a close. But what is the subtle differentiation be
tween u card pnrty-shockng and having a few tables IN
for an afternoonf II takes a subtle mind To see it. And too, on
the broad wastes, where bloom so few blossoms of worldly pleas.
ures, to choose something that will make Lrnten 'obsrrvances
fruitful
And subtle, too, are the ways and means whereby you can
blossom out in a spring hat without making II Inconsistent with
a winter suit-while you wait until you get over the financial
knock-ou blow before investing IN a spring suit. Are we mas
tes of the artG We are!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
CoiIEGT TIIiCiIoNEERING.

college ulerIIuuCcrirs while it
uItr NOT hs u- involved ss thc real
tn.rE develops possibilities n is
Tgitt evident ir the available PLACES
On thc campus md in the haiI. uf
tnriuur fullIlnEH at tho u|ivsraitg.
Cor tho uir election of The vrHr-
She elect on ct the president of The
student body ard it- other officers.
aud tnH heads OF mo athletic
council iH Goo take place The
NNrIuH uarttD. have already
picked their winners and are ,nm-
uHtEnlnE with an the heat uf real
pHlitlrlaua Posters nrorInfuIrr
.hr relsun why certain candidates
should BE- elected ere srriurlur un.
nnl fhr greatest enthusiasm B. Doe.
lua shown
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
Spring Styles Make Bow at
Ladies' Day at Country Club:
Regular Monthly Event Planr

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
SOCIETY ADOPTS NIW PLAN
ItbR CHURCH.

The Christian Endcavur society
OF tho Presbyterian church is 20
greet newcomers 60 the church
with visiting cards containing the
name ana address Of the members
AZ 70 means 81 introducing them
solves 10 strnnrerH and helping
them 10 nnd %cougeninl interests In
the church. This was the plan
adopted az the meeting last Tues
day, at the church pariors
The social hour which always
follows the monthly business ses-
sion. WIS much enjoyed she oVo-
ming being spent playing games.
Entertainments were served al the
conclusion There were 30 mem
herl present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
ST. Patrick's Day Lifts Society Ban for Lent and Elks
Club, Country Club and Other Clubs Will Giue Dan


Society Editor sunday Herald
h. love enough tu insure 90
happy marriage I say. absu-
lutsly. 10 o. not.
Not any more than you can
aspect tu make "a successful
cak" with % rich ingredient
alone
FIRST Of ull there must hu "a
deep spiritual love 1s tIr tuIu-
dlfiIu OF a happy married no.
Secondly. "a regular income,
enough tu Keep Clnrvr'" from
flying into % rnge when the
monthly bills come 600
Third there must hv cou+id-
Grafton Although Clarence
loves Mabel above un ris. m
tine world DE hates Goo have hi,
bachelor friends believe be- be-
tied fo MHbyl'- apron strings
su he ~frcuututs bis old haunt.
occasionally This CuuEps Mus
lyl- hplrt to ache and maybe
h.r deep love Tor him makes
Her dacid, to make him think
thor, BE- another man 100 her Ni.
tu rouse his Jealousy and cause
him Co furzHkD bI- bachelor
pal. and ,iuy with h'r This
Induces ]puurrcllug san they
love Uuth other dearly Love
affects different people diii"r-
tutlF. Some are iDultr and
trlstfuI 90 "a mat, urhvr- arr"
In" I.us .ud aisuluIUu Of the
ono u. lr -Np logns Others
ur. cross aud .urit ukr 90 j1s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
THrsTIE-DHu INN BIRTHDAY
DINNER.

Thistls-phu Inn - the name
which has been given to the coun-
ny lodge % the club OF young bust
ness women who have taken the
cottage next to tho Welfare home
on foothiIl boulevard. three miles
north of Albuquerqu,-wus nlled
TO tee brim last Thursday evening
with rirlr, fun and laughter. when
two of the members were given "a
birthday dinner party The guests
OF honor were Miss Griustcad aud
Miss Holland. and all Of the menu
beers were present at the lodge iu
holp them celebrate a five course
dinner was served az Z O clock, and
strictly birthday trimmings were
used to make Il NOR" of a function.
Afterwards the girls who mum.
hcred almost a0-sprnt th" eNsuiul
playing cards and generally su'
iuying the occasion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
says Daniel Edward Ryan.
Old-IImr Designer.
i;Sin's Daughter Wear Ilsrni
49, MA Service

STEW YORK.. March ILL.,
kulCayrg are an right lu
their PLACE. says Al.C. J. .isolt
daughter uf Daniel Edward
ltyau. dcsiEn'r and herself a
designer
We worn them "a great deal
at work aud ! like the freedom
ct them and th-ir trim tailored
ness
l;ut. and Mrs. Becht is o.
very feminine sort. there aie
times. YOU know. when We want
to uc Just women Wen never
Eut away from that.
And then We want urstiy
clothes with all OF the friil-,
E.cn the short skirts can {
stay In always-they re TOO
practical and when women are
women they arunt practical.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
TEN DoNS NJ aivE
AINAilADO DINNER PARTY.

The Ten Dons. considering they
are strictly a men organization.
entertain frequently ana often Tor
tneir wives ana when they do Il Is
an event to pause over. And the
announcement OF their dinner party
at the Alvarado March ~ prom
ifes to give "a pause
The Dons announced the dinner
party and an evening at the In
dian school when they will be the
guests OF Mr. and Mira Reuben
Perry at their meeting last Tues.
day evening The meeting and
dinner we're at Dr. Waller a
Homo home II r., Putney read
a paper on good roads Ia New McN,
leo, which was followed by an In.
tcrcstci discussion In which All
took part. In the absence Of 4
y. stroup IN d. r.. Boyd and 4
n McMtiltn, Louis Mcilae and q
T. French were piastH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12

with a smart jacket and a vest. II q
woman want 90 w'lr %
uoupcd shirts A%truCiuuS'
hustled skirt. I.diculoaai
Long. sweeping skirtsf Tn
sanitary!
Hubblc skirtae Dangerous.
Short skirts Sensible
kuickera- An they re- ia,
thing sensibIc, Beautiful!
Thus snys ltyan-auu tlrther.
Copied the Stage.
Women ~ the ordinary wdlna
% life watched stage wumcn dls.
play their legs and win admiration
with their beauty And they tua-
'uurd-eurh uu,-wly not try %
herself
SO. under the Influence of tn
thcat,r, skirts began Co get shorter
aud shorter until obey pretty asarly
reached the knees. That b. o. OF
the best movements Tor freedom
women have ever made.
Short skirts leave a woman
iug ireland 80. Haf, on her feet.
Ana why should she cover her
legs?
IN tell you. Mr. Ryan wusgcl
his head. the young women OF
today have -piendldly developed
undcrplnniugs
Never IN all Of my years as d
designer have I seen such h,autl.
fully developed legs Il is astonlsh.
ing There are no knock knees
no spindle legs. no bow legs
Then why should they D.
hldden7
In designing short skirts an,
Knockers, designers are simply ca
terlng to the desires of women.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
Music CIIB OHATOWIu
IN MAY.

The Fortuightly 81 aiIb Is
making pTuparuuDu- fu. .I organ
urutotlu recital OF .IauH. .iu. tu
De given. May o. Gu.I.I dirrU
tlou OF Ate Eli1iH.Iu afford
Thr reading VIII nt u.# y Mr.
George h. anglo uuu luruhca
Will toe composed 40. u"'. hers oi
the club.
The urst praolscr ST." "a lar
Tuesday evening at OBJ. oman
Ctuh l-uurdla,,l HI rg ln'
needing ami program wor,
started m real turu" H pro-
gram hotug postponed 10 uUDr
% rlock on account prt
tlsv.
The Voice wH- a in Oh
paper By Mrs Geo,s. ritt and
points brought Out .Hlos us
AIRS. Katherine Grimm hall,S
and the mcmhtr- cot | women
quartet. Mrs ENtf." gt.,
some piano solos Weave u
Little song For Nuu SnunA
Boy were "a AMI number
sung BY Mrs haI.p" Ille tht
quartet, composed of N Bailey
Mrs $ - Miller. MrH ttien Ca
rcy and Mrs sutton Good
Bye. Sweet Day ~ Lady
II M A-ionginE fnr and
"Mhippourwlll sons EFcriti
played two mhzurkl- .f .H'rin
The business mptiIn. followed
the program whom "a H t 20 inc
treasurer was Taui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
ST PATRICK's DANCE
AT NTRN CHR.

The members OF the Country
club who are a%bstaining during
Lent will be able to trip the light
fantastic once again before going
into retreat for the rest OF the
days OF penitence next Friday ev-
eniug A 81. Patrick's day dance
will be given FOR the members
and their out-of-town guests at
that time Good "ould country
Observation-Disclosures ana all
will provide the proper atmus-
phers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
200
Isl WoNIN 10
nfNE WITH g.. OF q.

The business and ffofea
Women club viii Join wlt|
members 81 The Chamber ~
merce and their wives next m
evening AZ the hiE chkmf1
Commerce dinner which W
given az the Commercial cfnI|
viii swell the number % Z
which - already quite inea
about sixty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
ron MA AND Mts julius

Mr Hud arrs Julius Bo=wits Jre
roUU.ua over Doe she city cn route
.. california. fur "a Visit with their
daughter Airs David WELLER. De-
and wHu probably spend two wcyks
loo tlo city During the last week.
fH,y hIN' hosu informally onter-
Ialued Uf several small parties.
lmuuE them uu evening party at
Mr. and hlIs Sol benjamin D. on
TureIlH
Nr aud Mrs Julian proyCuss en-
fHrf.fI.I tNr visitors Thursday
evening and sunday AR and Mrs.
MIkD Naul,li gave 81 family dinner
fOr them
AIR. and Nr- Eosw IT, are from
Memphis. T,au Mr. Hn-witE ha-
visited u th' Dfr formerly. and
hH# o. uuahrr uL friends here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
coo
ST. PATIlIC DAY
y At If.kS.

The spirit OF ST Patrick will
hover over the Elks' club ncNt
Friday evening. when the lodge
will give a big dance In the ElkH
p ballroom for the members aud
their WIVES and swcethcarts. and
for their out-of-town guests. ~.
Patrick green. zhhmrocKr ana
green cap will turn the ballroom
into a scene to delight any Irish
mans heart.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
BANCH ron i.A-nET.
BALI BOYS.

Following Hhr games will
rcven New Mexico basketball
in the state basketball tourn|
the past week. a hiE dance n
Ylsltlnr teams and local pl
was given az the nrmory
ideally an 81 the games were !
there The floor Of the IA
was well filled with the Z
principally Of Hish school boz
zlfls who were present ~
unmNH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
Mt PATTY
tNOr VISITOR.

Mrs Eoy stumm had an informal
afternoon party Tuesday fur her
ir'frt Nrl William Hurley %
hulrr \ NJ. who b. visiting her,
entertaining q dozen ur Mrs Itur.
l0y q intimate friends Mrs Ilur-
Icy will be remembered es Miss
Alma BaldridHe before her mag
riaae
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
ISrrnsoRoRfTS DANCE
IVIDAN.

one NJ the largest entertainments
Of the winter In University circles.
viii he the intersorority dance TO be
given next Friday evening by the
Greek letter women OF the lni-
versiiy. ct the Masonic temple.
Representative OF each sorurity
rompri-c the committee on ar
engagements, and the guests will In
clnde the members OF IN" tnivcr-
sity Panhellenic association. and
thefr paeortF.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
FRNTIRNTTY MN TNTUHrAIN
WAekf-rIEHS

The Universally has opened us
doors the rast week 90 thr Visit.
ira HIch school basket hall tcBnis
who have met tho Albuquerque
High school boys In the state tour
rev and h1s played the tnst in 70
most crHdltahie manner Tho
Visitors were entertained at the FRA
fernity houees during their sIRf
and shown about the school and the
cHmUr''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
81. PATRItk's
DAY TEA.

a =. Pptrick's Day Tea FOR tho
members OF the Woman'- club %
the Congregational church T. to be
given next Thursday afternoon az
Mrs r. J. Wheeler home. BY Mrs
Wheeler and Mrs Laws Tho
members 81 tho club and their
friends are TO be present
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
Fashions Seen at
Country Club Cd
Ladies' d

At the Country club WednI
day. In spite OF the fact I
Old Winter still Oreathed II
pPotestations against Spr
clothes and frowned gray
approval upon blOssoming q
penu. there were seve
spring suits and a few spr(
hats that braved the eh
day.
Tweed suits Who woJ
have thought. on considerf
mere tweed that r. HAD
possibilities Il has develof
with It's popularity Rd
green and gray. lavender.
black and white and broI
and white. brown and blue n
gray. Two very stunnl1
tweed suits were noticed
tho club ladies' day.
However. tweed suits
the exception now. while 4
rule is the draped effects
the winter seldom has
sensoa offered the popul
modes that the long waist, d
straight neck line and II
graceful sleeves have proy}
But that Madame IL reluct{
90 give In to the decree /
long skirts was also eviden(
Spring hats were not conslI
uous. The late spring II
lowing OF the hat that boz
ers on winter and sprind
close fitting shapes Of sal
or brocadc; small hats Of Z
or braid. A decided artdao
spring bonnets. apraren
hasn't been struck.
skirt lengths are puKxliJ
while, like the old song.
skirts ARE neither too shl
nor too LONG there were n
a few examples o. dacid
tastes an each The N
spring suits are longer.
one denies that Those wc
Wednesday showed a tend,
cy that was unmistaknl
HnworoV. fashion has
gone 20 an extreme In IN
even IN the more extreme ~
Footwear o. - occupy
place % considerable impn
anco In the choice OF
spring wardrobe Black %
ent leather Is stiil holding
and will no doubt he fa'
popular for warm wealth
than Il was Tor cold. ns q
cracks patent leather az
and beaver hose are bel
worn with them. Flat he
and straps sandal etrEDa :
gle straps double and tri
straps are popular Buck
are small and very much
mode. either IN the middle
the strap or az the ride
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
MOMAN'S cam Has
ON
uNMNOLOGN.

A program on hymnology was
given at the meeting Of the WON
ans club Of the CONGREGATIONAL
church on Thursday Afternoon. aud
illustrated with several well known
hymns \ paper on thu subject
WIS read by Mrs tlndley Re
freshments were served after the
meeting and q social afternoon
was spent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
SOCIAL CLUB no
MEET MONDAY.

Mrs r. NJ, Lyon. Mrs ~ y As
pinwall Mrs George Craig and
Mrs Harry Aspinwall viii be the
h~osterses tomorrow afternoon at
the meeting ~ the social club uf
the Eastern star. All members
Of the star are invited to attend
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
y VI.
10 III "AT HOME"

The Knights OF ST PATRICK, or
the engineers organization at the
state University, are entertaining
n honor % the patron saint 81
heir order H"Nt Fr,aay afternoon
q the engineers building At the
University They viii receive their
'riends az an Informal at home
during the afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
NuxuI,RY no mELP
LEGION \

The Woman + Auxiliary of the
American Legion met last Monday
afternoon at the armory and
pledged their fullest cooperation
IN the American Legion play.
nrcamland. which b. to take
place March 10 and ~.
Plans for the series OF benefit
entertainments have been post
puncd until after Lent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
y
.pAsr MATROSS
a ENTERTAINED.

Tho Past Mntrons uub 1
short huslusHs meeting last
day evening at Mrs Harry \
wull home followed hy al
ufrernoou. The members d!
who numbered about a dozen,
tho afternoon 4awiru aud ct|
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
COG
WONEN'S HEiilfI
gOnI'si INITIATES.

The woman's Relief corp held a
regular meeting and initiation last
"wednesday afternoon, when a large
class was formally adopted into
membership. 4 luncheon and a
social hour followed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
WEDNESDAY, CIuB FLAWS.

The "Wednesday bridge
were the guests Of Mrs.
knight last "Wednesday aftei
at their bi-weckly meeting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
OF n. 4. No CIV DANCE.

Tho brotherhood OF Railway
TrIIumen VIII giNo their annual
dance MOST Friday vH,niug ut Che
Masonic temple Tho members 81
tho organization and their fauDios
Will Dee the guests
NHny preparations urt Away
made fur tins auuual dance which
a Given IN she spriur ana o. urur.
fIc. .Iy ths only social affair given
hy The order teOrev Graham
is u charge ~ grranErmcnts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
rHr mEnNLGIns ~ ,rNING

HN Aguc- ba,r,fHirf hnnd.
ALONG fhr runtFiUt. H| Nn .
bare.
How client IL serw. HHI bark
out of the SUNNY ss.. .Huewhero
Comes the foue OFF a meadow
lark.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
MONDAY BRIDGE CLJB
To NI-IrT.

Mrs Frank ~torIz viii entertain
Der club. tho Monday Bridge club
tomorrow 90 beer homie ON West
Cold avenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-12
VVV
v. ". PLANNING
CARNIVAL fNR


Initial practice for - Night In
preamlnnd.' the play to be given
on Nnrch 10 and ~ by the Amer
lean Legion. was held In the v.
w. G. A. rooms Monday evening.
The G. L. p. club was entertain
ed Tuesday night by a real. live
pickaninny trio, composed OF
Pnnsy. the gifted pianist, sam. a
husky tenor, and George Wash
ington. a temperamental has-o.
The trio gave ss"eral dialect songs
and native dances. They respond
cd TO several Twenty
four members and four guests
were present,
The parent-teacher associations
Of Rernailllo county met az the
Y. w c. A rooms on Friday att
ernoon. The national president,
Mrs Milton u Higgins. Of worces-
ter Mass. led the discussion and
gave an outline Of work done by
ouch organizations IN o'hcr cities
The North Fourth Street orchestra
gave several extremely well-eXe-
cu,ed nieces Miss Grace winfroy
and Miss Dorothy Powman sanH
delightf1iiy several charming
songs Tea was served 10 about
one hundred guests.
Tho Girls Work committee me
AT the v. W. c. A. office on Fri
Z dny afternoon Plans were dis.
cuss.d for q carnival which vii
he glven the iaFt 81 the mont
hy the Girls Work department.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-11
Uncommon Sense
By JOHN BLAKE
NEVER BORROW TIME
X/Ou can replace borrowed ten
II dollars. little the worse for the

Vou can replace borrowed ten
borrowing.
You cannot replace a borrowed hour,
for that particular hour will never
come to you again.
The amount of money man can
make is limited only by his energy and
acquisi,iye ability. which is otherwise
known aS his financial genius.
The amount of time he has. has a
definite limit, The bil'iolaire has no
more Of ii than the lOngshoremuu-
usually not nearly SO much.
When you put on todny's job tin
yourself, which liz Yer. dangerous
practice.
Todny's job has got 70 he done some
time You can do IL better in the time
IN which il was intended to he done
than in the time that belongs to to
murrow's job.
The time borrower In always behind.
hand. His work accumulutes until
much Of II must be- left undone.
His affairs become Involved for
lack Of time to attend to them. For
that borrowed time In gone. There 10
II to you.
To take for idlenexs the time that
ought to be devoted to work Is borrow.
Ing either from tomorrow work or
tonlght's recreation. The recreation
Is as important ms the work. You
should be given 1t.
Apportion your time carefully. II
you are the average sort Of IL person
you consume about three times as
much Of II AS you need for given
amount of work.
Use II iniensively. and get all the
work into 1t tha, can be packed there.
Use every hour effectively. either in
work or play. But never borrow any
Of II ahead. Never pu, mortgage
on the hours Of tomorrow or Of nex:
week.
And. being careful not TO borrow any
Of your own time. he Just Ms careful
not to borrow any time that belongs
to Others. by dropping into ofii,es for
Idle chats. or in.errupting them when
they are st work.
Time is the one thing In the world
with = nx-d limit. That which 10
borrowed is lost. snd none Of MS have
10 much thsi we cnn itp~e II without
disastrous consequences.
tC0pyrishO
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-11

Palmer Conant and wife and their
four children have been In quarnn-
tine for smallpox during the past
week. Mrs. conant was very III ms
she had = very bad case Of the dis
ease. but all are improving at this
time. The fsmily Of sig. all sick
at the same time. made Il = large
sissd coutrart 10 care for them and
they we're very fortunate In having
the efficient services OF the two
nurses. Miss Attingsr and Mrs.
Bradley.