Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
Noycl TnbIe Decoration.

over OpcnCd up Such uneXpIOfcd
roeins Of artistic possibilities, in
ovorv field as the attainment of
Giobt The influence has already fiji.
tored down through to such humble
ants as hairdrcssing and wallpaper
Ing and table-trimming. Clever con-
nantions for table decoration, thar
sngeest aerial pleasures and voyages,
aro being carried cut in various par
ticularly charming fashions
AZ recent dinner given for a bride
and groom who were supposed to be
ohout 10 navigate the seventh
Heaven" the central point OF inter-
ast was large toy aeropiane, which
bod heen painted white and hung
above the center Of the table Sprays
of white bridal Wreath--any small
white flower would serve-Were
tuined about the planes and at the
wheel sat tiny wax Cupid. Narrow
satin ribbons were strung from this
wheel to each place and tied to the
Mace cards These were in the form
Of large butterfly wings splashed
with gold. and so bent that the wings
seemed poised for flight. In the CEN
fer Of the table was a low bowl of
white roses and bridal wreath, with
here and there a golden butterfly
bovering If one does not happen to
he handy at such things, instead of
the white wings with their touches
of gold one may get roll of crepe
paper which is covered with gorgeous
butterflies Of all sizes and colors. But
cutting these out and pasting on
cards one may have most attractive
place cards and winged decorations
Although the moe elaborate table
fute !,
of flowers in prCfusion. candelabra
and individual electric lamps OF can
dies in with Hover shades. for the
small dinner of luncheon or recep-
ton there IS nothing that may be
used to so good an advantage as rib
bon A most artistic effect was Sc
cured at luncheon for six. by the
use OF q dun green basket filled with
pale pink moss roses. Tied to the
high handle of the basket was a wide
bow Of soft ribbon in one of those
blurred pastel effects in which q dull
green mcltod into faint pink. One
end Of the bCw was carried across to
the corner of the table, and when the
table was set with the green and gold
banded china the effect was delight
fully quaint.
70 Celebrate the Tin Wedding.
Fer the lin wedding, pretty card
party might be arranged Whist
hearts five hundred, cuchre or any
fayorto card came would be avail
able or g p ogression with q dif-
ferent card game at each table might
be a change.
The invitations for the affair are
written on silver paper or tin foil /
cut to fit en} elopcs and are best done /
with red ink
For the decorations have ribbons |
with tiny kitchen things such as fun I
nels etrainers and biscuit cutters F
(Which come two for nickeD at (
uched at intervals used as garlands .
across the coiling. Tallies can be I
specially made for the purpose i'm the /
form OF hearts Any tinsmith win be +
able TO pre-are a set.
Each a.. tally is perforated at the top I
IN erder 10 be strung on ribbon In +
The top Of each little fob of ribbon
nave g shioy new safety pin.
For the prizes in the card contest
nave IN mug containing a pretty
bouquet of natural flowers, a tin box
lilled with marshmalloWs and for
BOBBY some tin spoons.
Where shorter games are preferred
an amusing contest could be arranged
n this way; cards and pencils are
passed ana each player is asked TO
write down as many words as he can
remember beginning with tht syllable
mas tnsmith. Naturalization,
inker tinkie etc. The ladies prize
p ght be G. dainty cake delivered on
ln plate or simply wrapped in tin foil
lnd the genllemen's a japanned tin
box for safeguarding business docu-
nents and SO on.
The refreshments might he served
II little tables with two or three per-
ems at each table. Whore the idea Of
ne card progression is adopted the
toles viii remain in place. the maid
IMPLY removing the evidences Of the
anne and setting them for the sup
ier
N the center Of each a little tin cup
eldlng few flowers might be plac- :
a. Have the courss served on tin
lates' with tin spoons for the coffee 5
nd dessert The coffee. or whatever ]
rVerage is preferred is served in tin
ups Rolls and sandwiches are
trapped in tin foil {
The Passing Tomato. :
mere are many relishes so uniVer- !
'l3 used in this country as the to-
iato' m various forms Of ketchup +
Neet pickle, tomato sauce and IN r
,ui = chowders and almost limitiess .
lriety of dishes. g
we are now at the height of the q
,.ason and soon the frosta will cut :
"a the supply so we will be wise to
2 sharp lookout for any bar .
ans In green or ripe fruit of this or y
'E other seasonable variety. n
~. ~ selecting, the best values arc the -
lu variety, as there were some 8
uei species which We're almost hol- +,
~ ana some of the best have been ii
= years almost solid as to flesh and u
'eS with hardly any empty space. a