Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-11

street Friday morning In honor OF
: Miss Ruth Simpson, who Is the guest
In this city of Mrs. George Frost, 3O2
West Nuning street, Five hundred,
which seems the game of the hour
with the smart set. was played, and
a pretty spangled fan, offered as first
prize. was won by Miss Kathryn Ger
tig. Mrs. Frost's artistic home was
prettily decorated with bright ger
aniums and an abundance of the
graceful asparagus fern. Dainty re-
freshments were a good part of the
pleasant morning. Miss Simpson Is
the niece of Mrs. George Frost, and a
charming girl, who has become in
her short stay in the city a popular
member of the social young set.
Those invited to meet her were
Misses Grace B~orradaile, Dolly Nc
Clellan, Grace Grimer, Eloisa Yrisarri,
Margaret Keleher, Eugenia Keleher,
Nettie Gertig. Kathryn Gertig, Louise
Nichols, Hazel Maloy. Estelle Luthy,
Gertrude Walker, Edith walker, Lo-
lita Huning. 10 Campfield, Lillian
Hesselden, Frances Borders, Irene
Borders. Mrs. Walter Connell of
Los Lunas, Mesdames Ralph Dunbar,
The following is taken from the
Denver Post of Wednesday,.
When Miss Beulah stern is mar
ried tonight at 7 o'clock at the savoy
hotel she will limp and ven other
than her wedding slippers. 1t Is all
a misfortune brought about by u fall,
in which Miss Stern sprained her
ankle. DR.. ". S. Friedman will Off
ciate at the ceremony which will
make Miss stern the bride OF Jack
Livingston. White satin, brides roses
and lilies Of the valley Will complete
the brides decorations. and there will.
be floral wedding bells under which
the ceremony will be performed. Miss
Barbara Landinan will be brides
maid and Mrs. Ernest Lee OF Mem
phis. Tenn, will be plutron of honor.
Hugo Rottenberg will be best man.
Supper viii be served in the indian
room. After a trip to California the
bride and groom will live at 1865
Columbine street.
Miss Stern Will be remembered by
Albuquerque Society folk as a very
beautiful girl and niece OF Mr.. NJ. l..
stern She was widely entertained
during her visits in this city. The
wedding happened, limp" and all, on
the evening of the 18th and was a
brilliant social event. For some
weeks the Denver papers have fig
ured the many pre-nuptial affairs in
her honor, have spoken enthusiastic
ally of her great personal beauty n
described at length her magnificent
Mrs. NJ. l.. stern of this
city. vas 4 guest at the brilliant nup-
tai ceremony. q
There is Il recent organization
among members Of society junior
is UNIQUE and promises to be
beneficial as well as proving a re-
marketable enterprise among the very
Ten diminutive young ladies'
have organized q Juvenile Musical
hub, TO meet each Saturday and to
be devoted to the study Of music.
Yesterday afternoon they held their
initial meeting at the home of Flor
Weller, 1101 West Tijeras,
where they displayed their respective Fl,
and incidentally and hugely
the spread which the
mother of the young host
oss had provided. The charter mem-
Ders are Grace Stortz, v~iolinist; Lorna
viollnist; Martha Billiard, pi-
mist; Mary de la Vergne, pianist.
rie soloists are Dorothy McMiller, |
Sawyer. Pauline Borradaile, |
kathryn O'Rielly and Lillian KEN
)enich.
Signs Of strenuous activity has
)een noted the past few days among |
hose boys who are making prepare
for a college career. Hugh |
5ryan and Lawrence Lee are to take
ach g large collection of blankets |
nd Indian curios for the furnishing |
# their rooms. The touch Of local
olor viii not only attract their asso-
iates. but mayh3ps will take AVA
ome of the pangs of inconsistencies. !
Iugh Bryan. who goes to oxford, |
will remain abroad three
and has many letters OF intro
to, people in different parts
4 Europe, rs he expects TO travel
uring his vacations. Kirk Bryan,
.iillette Cornish and Lawrence Lee
the coming week for Yale.
Another five hundred in the circles
( the select was given Friday after
Don by Mrs. Louis 4uning OF Park
lew Terrace, complimentary 10 her
aughter, Mrs. Walter Cornell, OF
'og Lunas. The several tables we're
up of the following: Mesdames
Stevens Himoe, r. 4. Frost.
Mcdonald, r. ROsenwald, o, A.
Frank strong, D. A. Mac
herson, Edward Edgar, John Bora
allie and Arno Huning; Misses Eliza
9th Wiley, Erna Ferguson and Irene
sint.
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Mrs. Amado Chavez, sci North
street. was hostess to the
On-the-Q-Ts" bridge club Wednes-
as AFTERNOONS This club. which is
Sclusive, is also secret as TO TIE time
nd place. It would be strictly apro-
os to add-giri-that IL IN the piu-
n FORM. Anyhow IL LEAKED OUT
this last meeting night was
Eighty enjoyable. and that Mrs. Nc
aiighlin. who left Friday evening for
visit IN Galveston. Tex. was an hon
red guest. That's all.
Miss Alyrt Hope had O house party
he first Of the week. The guests F,
ere the Misses Margaret Cartwright. :
enc Ferguson. Frances Myers and ,
B~orradaile. The young peo- ,
IL spent the time seeing picture
lows. eating much Ice cream. and
itl happy hours Of laughter and :
,nversation dear 10 tho nearly sweet
age. on the wide veranda Tor
the Hope home is noted. I
The Misses Ruth and Louise has
r. daughters OF Dr.. J. {. Raster OF
)peka, kan, who were the guests
Miss Estelle Luthy Of 1OS $. Arn0
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