Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-22

Society has adopted the dear child
Cupid: and watching him in in6o-
lent ana droWsy mood, succumbing
to the fascination of slumher and
dreams, is alertly conscious if ha 10
mains o long asleep. But Cnpid
sleeps lightly and the faintest SIGH
from the heart disturbed. floatinc rs
n breath from fairyland, stirs The
gossamer wings of the infant. who
retorts with q VollcN Of the surchare-
ed arrows. o see, Cupid must have
been monstrously busy some few,
months ago. one OF our charming
social %favorites succumbed instantly
TO the dread -sease-don't you re-
member? Miss Gladys Mclaughlin
married Bryson Biggs, and went to
salt Lake TO live, before the social set
had time to do the honors. And 9th
er stricken victims are the present
delight OF the local fashiona ..e set.
one Wedding this week-the most
beautiful since Albuquerque society
was society, besides being marked
by utmost elegance in every small
est detail. was notable also for
the many touches of sentiment which
proved the depth of character. and
winning wOmanliness Of the beautiful
Young bride, who is the favoritc. not
only Of fortune. hut of all those with.
whom she in contact.
Mrs. Barbara Hooks picture. Tea
tured today. portlays wonderfully her
vivid personal beauty.
\ pretty romance culminatedAor
shaH we say began-in tals b%rilliaut
marriage Of last Wednesday pnd Ar
u Mrs. Hook are off for q prolonged
honeymoon. which reminds as of the
etfcctual way in which They pava.
their friends the slip" on thai nia hf
Westbound train No. was surround
ed by dozens Of them, plentifully sum
pied with rice. slippers and notices
pertinent 10 the occasion, who We're
eagerly inquiring of conductor md
porter the Whereabouts OF one bride
and groom. Both disclaimod any
knowledge Of their Whereabouts. but
me smile OF the porter was suspicious.
ana the jingle of money in his purk-
ct seemed to afford him much ples S.
urc, while the Offer of n ten dollar
bill from n Of the inquiring bunch
seemed To make no impf| sion what-
soever. Anyhow they wentand with
out u deluge OF rice and slippers. and
we herewith ielegate them 10 matri-
monial oblivion. Let MS now concon-
trate u attention on the June brides.
It's the dire penalty of being q bride
clect-the spot light" remains con-
stantly fixed
There are to be two June weddings
of great interest TO our social world
Miss Gladys Childers, pretty end
charlntng.-t is receiving much antc-
nuptiats attention. and her marriage,
June /, to Or. Edmund J. Alger is an
event of much social prominence. 1t
is to be~a home affair. marked by
the simplicity Of real elegance. The
decorations will be in white and green
and the two young sisters. Misses
Edith and Agnes Childers, viii be the
only attendants. The other wedding
of the month of brides" is that OF
Miss Julia Nusbaum, who is wei
known for her beauty an. charm of
name Society has feted and dincd
Miss Nusbaum since the announce
ment of her engagement. The we'd
ding will occur the evening OF the
10Th, at the Ivan Grunsfeld residence.
where Miss Nusbaum will become the
bride Of Mr.. solomon Schiff of Los
Angeles.
And society is on the "uui yiVe' for
other betrothals and there are ru-
mors aflont concerning various Young
couples well known to us all, ano