Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-29

10 INC lilh HAAf AAAt2A 1IA a. 49, a.
which are merging fast into the sum
mer of social inertia, aud society is
fudulging the social lrivolities incident
tn matrimonial ventures. The passing
week was marked with many pretty
affnirs in honor of Miss Childers,
whose marriage is to occur next We'd
ursdav. she has been variously and
extensively entertained since the au-
nouncement Of her engagement ana
has proved popular aud decidedly
charming as the latest bride-elcct
The wedding while not elaborate IN
detail. and a home affair, is to be
extremely pretty. one OF the parts Of
the exquisitely arranged whole, is TO
feature child beauty, as four little
ones costumed in white are to be the
ribbon bearers. and form a living en-
trance lane for the bridal party.
DR.. Alger and his fiancee are prom
inent socially and their wedding is
one Of great interest II an event in
social circles Of this city. They viii
spend their honeymoon in parts I'M
knoNn-to us.
There's another wedding Thursday
Of this week. Are you surprised. or
do you wear the wise smile of the
majority who seem to have known al
about it? Its news to have the Morn
ing Journal, anyhow. ana il YOU don't
know names and particulars, look for
the item.
Well. May. the month of first roses,
moonlight drives and other romantic
happenings as well as first days q lit
tie warm for real is vanish
ing surely into the past, which axes
everything and gives nothing; and
what is so rare as q day in June. "
June speaks Of brides and graduates.
.p1 O,aI-nc Hna htIuo1N far IiSt1c of
green country ana the seashore. It's
the month of society's fitting too. and
the exodus is to be pretty marked this
wear. The Hahns are OFF this week
for % tour of European countries and
Mrs. Arnot and her children are on
their Way to Scotland now. The Rob
ert Putneys will summer ON the PecOs
aud will leave as soon MS their son,
Lyman. has recovered sufficiently for
the trip. Mrs. \. y. hcGaffey and
children are going t. Bay Harbor,
Mich. and Miss Mildred Fox viii
probably accompany them, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. y. Schwentktr Will leave
Thursday for o California trip includ-
ing % tour Of the Yosemite valley. The
trip Is the outcome Of the Pacific Mu-
tual annual contest Of which New
Mexico is cup winner this year. MI.
Schwentkcr is one Of eleven delesAtes
from III parts or the country who,
with their wives viii see Los Angeles
and surrounding country and the
beautiful Yosemite valley. An inter-
cstiny feature OF the affair is the pho
tograph which is to be made of the
delegates ana the famous tree, which
Is the emblem Of the company, tho
same to be used on the 1871 calendar.
Miss Anita Thomas win spend the
summcr in the city of Mexico.
\ general exodus of teachers oc-
CURED last week. Mrs. La a went
TO Noblesville, Ind, for the vacation
Miss Sallie King to her home in KAN
aas City and Miss Bradbury of the
High school start, returned to RICH
mond. Ind.
Miss Elsie McLain left yesterday for
It. Louis. and Miss Nancy Hewitt Tor
HiaWatha. Kansas.
The Misses Hodgin ave gone to st.
raul, Mimi, and il Is rumoicd Miss
Lou viii not resume her teaching and
that her friends in this city may eN-
poet an interesting announcement
soon. It's really catching, don't YOU
think?
Society isn't Oh official vacation a.
Vet it seems, so pcrhfps we had best
chronicle the children's parties and
various other social affairs oi the
week.
The spacious pn,l beautiful interior
81 NE Womgn's club presented Il
b%iil'iaH, scene on Monday evening
last, the occasion being q dance given
hy Mrs. \. ;. BesWick IN honor oil
Miss Childers, who Is occupy ng me
center of the social stage these last
weeks. preceding her marriage Ihe
decorations were on an elaborate
scale and beautiful in the extreme
SmiluX was %festooned over the chan
deliers and extended to the hrch sep
grating the parloIs, where IT was used
in lavish abundance. forming a ORA
perry Of the dainty greenery. C'ust-
crs Of pink roses and carnations were
used in every available space. the ar-
tistic mantel. the CHIEF beauty OF tho
elegant club rooms. forming "A spicla-
did background for its extensive ar
ray Of Killarney roses. \ delicious
punch was served during the evening
the Misses Agnes n Edith Chdd-
crs and Rebecca B~orradailc doing the
donors as dispensers of the liquid re-
ircshment. The music was furnished
by Mrs. CayanaugA. wn ch together
with the perfect floor. was condu-
civ to several enjoyable hours OF
~dancing. The buffet supper was sew
ed in two courses. the first consisting
Of chicken sandwiches. pickles, olives
and coffee, and the second of pink zee
cream and cake. which were in accord
with the general color scheme OF
White and pink.
h affair was n of the pretuest
vt The many events in honor Of the
popular bride elect. Guests
Misses Ferguson, Fox. B~crradaiie
uuuing. Yrlssarri. Mcclellan, Sehus-
ter. Price. Wiley. Kclehcr, Hessel-
den. Baldridgc. Stricken. Borders
Betty Wiley, Thomas. Eugenia kele-
her. Mcsdamcs \. Frost. White, Da-
Wis, Edgar. Holmes, Stamm. Danany'
Mcssrs. Bob Crews. white. Frost, Nyi-
der. skinner. Allen. Brogan, GumLi-
ncr. Sturges. Jamison, Bryan. Pickaro,
Stamm. Danahy. Alger, Ringlaud'
Rankin, Hertzog. Staab, Landohi. Me-
'roden. Bennett. Lee Forbes. Nreth
and Pooler.
\ pre-nuptiai affair of the week IN
honor OF Miss Childers WAS given by
Mrs. Aipheus Waha al her artistic
nome. SIG West Tiicras. which form
ed q fitting background for the elao-
crate decorative display. The honey
srckie was used in great abundance
ON the chandeliers. mantels and door
arches. and red roses in great bowls
were used extensively throughout ti1e
pretty interior Bridge. PLAYED at i've
tables. was the amusement feature.
ana the score cards. hand painted