Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19

laughter was heard without, and the
sound was to the silence. az music to
the happy, but ere the merry makers
entered, we looked within one Of the
envelopes and saN-What do YOU
think? Just two cards, each engraV-
ed In "A name one read, Gertrude ELI
zabeth Hopping. the other Leroy NJ.
Benedict and they We're tied together
and midsummer 1919 was written
thereon in letters of gold
The luncheon Of which foregoing Is
descriptive, was given al the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hopping. Thurs
day afternoon, and Officially" an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Gertrude. The parlors We're
filled with large clusters of carna-
tons and numerous potted ferns and
potted palms, in available places and
spaces. and the entertainment feature
of the afternoon was appropriately,
Flower Anagram. Miss Hopping's APP
preaching marriage viii occasion
widespread interest, as h is a great
~iavoiite among a large circle OF
/ friends. Mr.. Benedict Is equally we'll
known, as his mother and sisters. Mrs.
Laura Benedict. Miss Lulu and Mrs.
Frank Wilson, all reside in the city.
ana he has previously, though his
home Is now in Richmond. Cal.
The guests at the announcement
party we're Mesdames j.. b. Mccoy,
Laura Benedict, Mearl sohutt, w,
Chamberlin, Frank Wilson, W
Bright, W. O. Hopping. Harry Lith-
gov. 2. a. Bailey. Wilbert Walling
Misses Elsie Myers. irene Boldt, FL
sic Sackett, Margaret and Ida Fei-
Kart, Frances Deyine. Mabel Stone.
Walton Forrest, Niola skinner, Isabel
and Florence Fox, L.ucetta Bratton.
LaCharles Shupe and Malta Tway.
Morning parties are the latest fad of
the fashionable set, and are cool and
refreshing in suggestion. The simple
gowns worn are not the least of the
good features and card playing isn't
nearly SO strenuous in the early hours
Of the day. Mrs. Thomas Wilkersou
vas hostess at this innovation along
social lines. "wednesday morning, at
her charming home. IA r. Central.
Exquisite arrangements OF sweet peas
and ferns formed the decorative ef-
feet, both US TO luncheon table and
the rooms Mrs. Jackson Of Alamo
goIdO, who is visiting her sister, Mrs
Mann, and who is being considerably |
by local sucicl aet, was the
guest Of honor aud presented with q
shower bouquet OF sweet peas as q I
guest prize.
Five hundred was the game played. |
and the prize, a C1isty picture was
awarded. Luncheon was served at the
conclusion Of the playing and Il few
rubbers oi bridge enjoyed after that
delightful part Of the program. Mrs,
Wilkerson's guests were Mesdames
Jackson. a. T.. Mann, earns, Borders.
Barth, steam, w. Y. Walton
Conner. Maynard, Stortz, Wood and
Sawyer.
The 4. 5. Bronson home, 40S n
Eleventh street, was the scene Of a
pretty wedding Tuesday evening, when
Miss Julia Bronson became the wife
Of Herman c.. Ehlers. The marriage
service was performed by Rev, Hugh
Cooper at s. 80 in IN elaborately deco
interior. The fireplace was IN
rerted into an embankment of green
which formed a striking background
the bridal party. Great clusters
IF red roses were a vivid touch of col
~ in the otherwise green color
The bride wore a lingerie
OF white embroidery and lace
which was vastly becoming as all bril-
lal gowns are generally speaking. \
upper was served after the nuptial
ceremony to the relatives who we're
he only guests. Mrs. Ehlers is the !
laughter and sister of DIS. Bronson,
is we'll known and popular in So :
'i8l circles. Mr.. Ehlers is connected
With the American Lumber company.
they are now established in their {
,harming new home, located at 3i5 {
:. Eleventh.
Another nuptial affair of the week
occurred Wednesday morning at the !
80 A1a4Leal rf ~ 4
,'clock mass, when Mr.. Roger j. Cat y
in OF Roswell and Miss Nell Donohoc q
# this city were united in marriage {
Rev. A. NJ. Mandalari. The bride,
,Iettily 3ttired IN white Organdie with
picture hat. was 'summery' and de- l.
idedly pretty. Her sister, Miss Ag- s
les Donohoe. dressed in pink gown v
nd hat, made on attractive attend o
mt for the bride. while Mr.. Robert
fcCabe acted in that capacity for the
y
A wedding breakfast followed at !
he home Of the bride, f1l5 South See "
and a reception in the evening V
he decorations were in pink and
'hite. carried out in steamers which
xtcnded from % huge wedding bell y
4 the center formed of flowers and :
to the corners of the room. b
ink and White carnations added
IN the very pretty effect oD-
,ined. 4 large number Of friends y
ere guests ana the young couple G
ere toasted and showered with con- II
ratulations for q happy married life
hey are well known in Albuquerque
having resided here a number of &C
ears. Mr.. Gatlin moved to Roswell 81
years ago and is manager of the bi
alley Electrical company and one OF
le prominent young business men ~
IL Pecos valley metropolis. Mr.. and fl
frs. Gatlin left Friday FOR their new d,
ONE. where they will be at home to
,eir friends after Jun j.
Mrs. Borders entertained informally D;
500 TUESDAY afternoon and Thurs 10
ay morning OF the past week. The in
.rtcrnoon party was complimentary to di
RS. Jackson. who was fortunate vim 81
-r of the first prize. and just by way OF
keeping things in the family the III
,~nsolntion went To her sister, Mrs 81
ann. Carnations were used in album W
i'm clusters with ferns in eifec-
contrast. throughout the rooms, er
nj the table was pretty in the eX- 10
.eme with loads OF dainty greenery N
ID sweet peas. An elaborate lunch 81
IN followed the game of cards and ai
included the afternoon VI
The morning party was more sim Oh
lie but equally enjoyable and consist
! OF three tables of 500. A pretty "a