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

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honoico of the afternoon, which iatd
q bride in all her snowy array deli
catelN portrayed, Miss Mildred Fox
was prize winner. receiving an arts
and crafts belt pin. Misses Elizabeth
Simms. Agnes and Edith Childers ass
sisted IN the serving OF - dainty
luncheon ut the conclusion of the card
playing. Mrs. Waha's guests. other
than Miss Childers, were MesdAmes
John Lee Clarke. Childers, Elder, Mo-
Gaffey. Raymond Stamm. Andres,
Marion, Frank strong. G. White, and
Allen :. Peck. Misses Margaret Schu-
ster irene Saint, Bessie Baldridge,
Grace Borradaile. Mildred F"y keith
ryn Strickler. Erna Ferguson and
Lolita Huning
Mrs. louis llfeld was hostess at her
beautiful home Thursday afternoon IN
honor of the popular bride-elect. Miss
Childers. whose marriage "Wednesday
is Of great interest to the local social
world. The magnificent interior of
this home. one OF the prettiest in NJ
buqueruue. never showed TO better adj
vantage than on that afternoon in
its array Of beautiful hot house flow
ers and ferns, and seventy-ftve mem
bcrs of the exclusive set, enjoyed the
hospitality for which Mrs. HELD IS
noted. and showered congratulations
on the bride-to-he. Mesdames Chh-
ders and Elder assisted in receiving.
with Mesdames r. HELD, Max Schu-
ster and Louis Huning in the ON
The beautiful dining room was q study
in pink, roses Of that delicate shade
and satin streamers also Of q rose
color. carrying out the general
scheme. Medicines Bryan, Noa IL
field and Ed Spitz president, assisted
by a beVy Of the pretty young glils 81
the younger social set. They were
Misses Helen and Myrl Hope, Agnes
and Edith Childers. Lena Ferguson,
Elsie Kempenich, Eileen Stern and
Beatrice nd Ruth Ilfcld. This tea
though Ut the tail end Of the social
season, ranks as n Of the notable
events.
Brides-elcct are V|ariously fetcd Il
entertained, but not many of them arc
pelted with rose petals. IT was q
unique and pretty feature of the
luncheon given by Miss Bessie Bald
ridge Tor Miss Childers on Friday af-
teInoon. Each guest was given q
tulle bag filled with fragrant petals'
/ and at = given signal, the bride-to-be
Mas showered with the flowcty sus-
gestion for happiness and prpspalitN
! The red rose stands Tor love, and was
used cxtiuvagantlN in the decoration
Of the table. A centerpiece Of the
roses and ferns was an effective touch
in the general arrangement which IN
| cluded hard painted red roses as place
cards and scores OF candles with
shades in tho form of roses, sheddln
d subdued glow oven The exquisite ap-
p~ointmcnts. Thc faNots were nMnla-
ture slippers titled with red candies.
Miss Baidridge's guests besides MISS
| Childcrs. were Mesdames Roy Me-
Donald. Raymond Stamm. stephen
Andres and Misses Nushaum, Erna
Ferguson. Mildred Fox, Lolita Hun
ing. kathryn Strickler, Grace Bor-
radaile and Estclle Luthy.
Mcssrs. ROY Stamm and sam Pick
ard were hosts az bridge Friday even
ing in honor of Miss GLADYS Chifders
ANA Dr. Edmund Alger. The affair
occurred at the beautiful bachelor
apartments OF Mr.. Stamm which
are indian" in furnishings and
interior decoration, 9ud contain a VAIL
uable collection of rugs ana cuiios.
4 buffet supper YVES seIved BY q
local caterer at the conclusion of n
game. The guests were Miss Chtiders
ANA Or. Algrr. Messrs and Mesdames
ROY Mcdonald, Al Frost. stephen An-
dros. John Lee Clarke. Raymond
Stamm and O s. Matson; Misses TX
no Ferguson. Bessie Baldridge, Nh
bred Fox, Betty and Elizabeth Wil'eH'
and Mr. Bliss.
An affair for the week for Mics
Chiiders was given by Miss Elizabeth
WILEY ct her home, SEQ West Lead
avenue yesterday afternoon
a = =
The anniversary celebration of lhc
Woodmen's circle, held Monday tN-
ening in odd Fellows hall. was 20
event in the social life OF lha' prsan,-
cation. Mrs. Feikort's address OF vel
come teemrd with wholesome cheer
and cordial Welcome and was follow
! ed by II program oil musical ANA me-
rorv ability. The first number was =
piano solo by Miss Gladys Mand"ll
which was heartily applauded. Illei
Misses Lola Neher and Viola Bluehel
both possessed of sweet soprano
voices. sang. and So well that they
were forced to respond to an encYg''
Mrs. cartwright gave a reading ~
her usual vivid and fOrcetnl style anu
Mr. Harry Eatchiu a gifted pianist
plaved splcndidly. \ delightful musl-
cal number OF the evening Wos "a duct
bv Mrs. Geo. Hammond ana MISS Nih-
bel Kennedy. The feature OF the ~
fair. was q uriil given by a number vl
ladies of the circle WHO Ntif s'N
cd IN white and carried the stars ana
stripes. The figures we're lnlileaie
! and numerous and eliminated IN ln.
formation of the letters w. O.. W.
in perfect spectacular effect. II was
an especially pretty drill end carried
ont In q bctokcning etreiul
preparation. After the program
dancing was indulgcd IN by those
Young enough TO enjoy the pasilnn'.
and cards for those past that stage o'
folly.
The dainty refreshments served )"
the banquet hall which was pcaulu
Is decorated for the occasion. eNciuu-
ed neither old and young. n We're
| greatly enjoyed by the three hunaieu
I people who were guests OF the circle
on that evening
Give a man q bath. "A book aiiv an
entertainment that appeals 10 ms
mind and hopes by music and knoNl-
edge. and you ave enlarged. eNtenoeo
and adorned his life. D as nc pt-
comes more faithful 10 himself ne Is
more valuable to the company.
This is the motto OF the santa re
Reading Room association Whtch
brings to Albuquerque and All towns
aIong the line. first class musical rno