Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-10

An elaborate reception, One Of The
most brilliant events Of tho social cal
endar. Was given yesterday afternoon
at III. Luthy home by AIRS james
Frederick Luthy and daughter, Mls'
Estelle. The decorations were lavish
IN the extreme. ana the spacious
rooms, filled with the perfume of raia
hot house flowers aud Beautifully
Rowned women. was a bright contr tsi
to the gloom Of the day without IN
parlofs contained Immense clusters
OF pink aud white roses and potted
palms. and the library bouquets 81
carnations, their vivid color relieved
by dainty ferns
Harp musir by Mrs De Wolf wfs
played IN thiH room. tie strains pcnc
trating To all parts OF the house. AS
sisting IN these rooms were the iy-
lowing. Mcsdamea Cornish. Wroth.
Hodey, Walker and Misses Ifickcy,
Hewitt. Priscilla Newcomer and kath-
crime MoMillon.
Tho punch room was Il regal setting
for the most royal of flowers. the
American beauty roses. IN tail vases.
and presiding at the punch bowls were
sass va ~ . ~ lf1 khtNlilN HAi~
Million and the Misses Baldridge. Bul
the dining Don was the most cNtrava.
CANT IN decoration and beautiful ia
tone. An immense basket Of red roses.
interspersed with dainty g%rcencry.
formed a unique and gorgeous center
piece Tor the table, while sprays of
wild smilax extended from the chan
deliers 20 the corners ana were there
confined by red ribbon bows. Suitly
shaded lights enhanced the beauty OF
the scene. Mrs 4 j. Maloy presided
at the table aud was assisted by Mos
DANES A. u. McMillcn, s. r. n W.
conner. Florence T.. Johnston ana the
Misses Hazel Maioy. La Charles Shuuc.
Gertrude ana Edith Walker. Alto
gcther, the affair was probably one Of
the largest receptions ever given hcrt
Society, with true feminine diploma
acy relaxed from social stronuosile
last week the better TO view tie antics
of the body political. Politics-that
hobby OF husbands and woe Of wives
$50 ks the favor OF the social cor.
unh rct and realizes how vital q
fore more friVilous element is l.
its w AS monouVcrs And vet tive
cry OF the so-eallcd advanced vom
n Is political emancipation. aud a
loud oiamor for a voice in the coun
trNs government DID NOT you. Airs.
a~uffragctte. feel q pang of regret, in-
torninglcd with the tcuscncss 81 un.
certainty. aud thrlll ut expectancy on
last Tuesday. ana watching The hurry
ms curriares. desire "a bee Carried in
an your s%pringtime nncrN 90 the pollsf
Mercy me- We acknowledge you arc
~ capable oi casting as Intelligent a
vote aa any OF most mon But in The
words of our comedian. philosopher.
George CONAN. WHATS me rsr And
are we. after an. excluded Consider
the Woman. whose husband asplres to
municipal government isn't she
drawn into the arena ot polltics-and
do not her entertainments Tor the SEE
lect cease jusi before election Ana
nnronsciouslS perhaps her bow is
deeper, her smile more cnmprchen
s'vclt radiant. Co the world Doe gene
erNl. and i-n She ufafinr thr seine
Few men vote who lHtt NOT come
In contact Win fomlnIu. Influence. ln-
sldious aud inculeatea iu the inner
mnn-cntirclv without tha Victim b
knowledge. smile. do YOU. Air. Mal.
and deny WIN It's the first u
fluenco Of our lite ana the best. 4
writer Of the Momnn's club cdltl,a
Of this paper two weeks uro said. Let.
the men rule tho cits. hut ltt us rose
the men Wherefore the bctterment
81 the country, q WHY. as woman
voice Most women would vote ac
cordiug a. their husbands standards
and men are better judges of mankind
than women. who possess ntulua1.
power which probe hidden depths
Or. We will suppose the ease at thc
I'M who would not Dee Influenced
~ her husbands opinions-but Wouil
vote 90 KIN the utr col aforesaid
Goodness wouldn't that bee marital
disagreement with "a vengeance ANA
wouldn't YOU pits the man whose hrte
could teilf Maybe. "dlrlerenet
N politics would be- added a. fhc lols
list 81 reasons nor eIistIna in the die
sorce courts for aunuiment 81 the.
marriage te 80. oma d sphere h..
NJ limit She b. Sublime composite 81
eli the WONDER ni thf world boz hef