Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-18

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Mr.. Schweizer is in charge so | don't
need 20 tell you about him, And II dis
lance did not keep it from our society
folk who are to attend the ball !
would not dare reveal Mr.. Schweizer's
secret for he plans this big feature OF
his decoration scheme as a surprise.
So don't you tell l told you.
The Veranda will be inclosed and
rich oriental hangings will separate
it into innumerable coy orners. \
small table in each with seating space
for perhaps only two. Colored lights
! shaded by lust the right tone viii
hang from the ceiling which In its
| overhead decoration will eclipse any
thing seen in Albuquerque and com
pare favorably with New York ven-
lures In that line.
1t is to be gorgeous enough for old
man Monte2uma, should he decide on
that night to return, as is the belief
Of the Aztecs. Maybe his Eagle, which
mode of travel now wouldn't be any
worse than the airships, will be there
swinging above the heads of the cou-
pies who will spend the intermissions
and perhaps a dance or so in Mr.,
Schweizer's cozy n
If you want to build a castle in the
II YOU want to take a trip and go
afar.
Just shut your eyes and think that
YOU are there
That's all YOU have to do-and there
YOU are"
A., Try il, Peggy, and imagine yourself
watching the grand march led by our
stately governor, with music coming
from the Seeming and near mo-
where"-a concealed twenty-five piece
orchestra.
Why. Peggy. no less a parsonage
that MI. Taft opened the bali last
year and If + do say it myself, Mr..
Mills Is much better looking and
yes a better dancer than the chief eX-
ecutive of the land.
Sounds like treason, doesn't it?
An old French proverb is my only
excuse for this long letter, "abon-
dance de bien ne mutt pas the which
meaning. you cannot have too much
of Il good thing but it sounds smart
er in French and not so concelted.
Good bye, Jane.
The lawn at the Frank Wilson
home, zoos West Tijeras, yesterday
afternoon was q beautiful showing OF
babies and their accompanying fond
mothers. It was as pretty a baby
show as was ever pulled Off In
Albuquerque and those invited had to
bring along a young idea If they had
to cali on obliging friends who we're
fortunate enough TO possess more
than one.
Robert. only son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wilson, was the host of the oc-
casion but, as h. has not as yet suf-
ficient wears for SO heavy a task, his
mother did the honors. The lawn was
converted into an open-air sitting
room With Navajo blankets and coy
seats and corners in abundance and
il proved a splendid and jolly airing
for mothers and babies,
Mrs. Wilson is noted in her set for
the cleverness and uuiqueness of her
entertainments and this proved more
recherche" than any before.
The gay gathering was made up Of
the following:
Mesdames Arno Huning, ID. A. Mac
pherson, seymour Lewinson, Charlie
White, Isaac Barth, Harry r. owen.
7. :. Woolsey, Jr, A. b. McGaffey,
Amado Chavcs, Raymond b. Stamm.
Alfred Frost, 5. o. Andres, John Lee
Clarke, o. A.. Matson. Frank n.
strong. Robert =. Putncy, b. Illeld,
II. Weller. T.. K. Edgar. Frank W.
Clancy, Coddington, w. c. Keiin,
Misses Hannah Nusbaum, and Flor
ence Grunsceld. The youngsters
We're: Ernestine and Jane Hunlng.
Daniel and Robert Anthony M%acphcr-
SON., Mildred and Ben Harris, Mar
garet White. Hon Barth, Marion and
Helen Grunsfeld. George, Catherine
and Edith owen. Elizabeth Woolsey,
Donald. Neil and katherine McGaf-
fey, Consuelo Chaves, Raymond and
Winifred Stamm. Ruth Frost, Nell
Andres, Maxwell Merritt, Louise and
John Lee Clarke, Jr., Marcella and
Junior Matson, Dorothy strong, Clara
Hopping, Russell Edgar, Wilson and
George Keim.
Miss Ruth Simpson. who is the
guest of Mrs. George Frost, and who
is being considerably entertained by
local society. was the guest of honor
at q delightful afternoon yesterday
given by her hostess at her home on
West ,Huning The house decorations
We're elaborate and very beautiful
and presented under the SOFTLY shaded
lights. an altogether delightful effect
Cosmas were used in the parlors and
roses in the library while one room
In Indian furnishings had red geran-
iums as floral decoration. The cen
terpiece Of the dining table was an
exquisite arrangement Of pink roses
and smilaN.
The amusements were varied. cards,
music aud games being included and
a prettilr appointed luncheon was
served In the late afternoon.
The guests were: Mesdames Dixon.
Wiggam. Thomas. Richardson. Me-
Donald. Bell, Louise White, NJ. v.
Stamm. Otto Dieckmann, r. Edgar.
Cornish. Maloy, Barney. Hill, Good
rich, stevens. Himoe. Burke. Wroth.
Dunbar. r. Dunbar, II. Gales. r. A..
Frost. Misses Brent. Takken. Allen.
Elizabeth WILEY, Betty Wiley and
Hazel Maloy.
Mrs. O. s. Matson and sister, Mrs.
Frank strong. gave two OF a series OF
bridge parties at the home of the
former. lice West Central. Tuesday
and Thursday afternoons OF the past
week.
Clusters 81 snapdragons and dahl
las contrasted effectively with green
cry in a pleasing decorative effect.
The guests Tuesday were Mcsdames
Frank Wilson. II B.. Hening. De La
Nergne. Harry Lee. Margaret Med
Ter. -. \. Marion, walter Cornell.
David Rosenwald, John Lee Clarke,
Roy Mcdonald. Robert Putney. d.
A. Macpherson. Ross Merritt Felix
Lester. Melville summers. r. A.
Frost. p. Edgar. Arno Huning Misses
Erns FERGUSON. Mildred Fox.
Those invited for Thursday we're
Mesdames Noah ufeld, Louis Ilfcid
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