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

Mildred Fox Of Albuquerque, ana
Stephanie Prayer OF Roswell. we've
followed bS the matron OF honor. Mrs.
Melville O. Chabbourne OF AibuQuer-
que, The flower girls, Lorna Lester
and Barbara iiuhbell. preceded the
bride who was accompanied BY her
father. Rocks best man was J. T..
HannigRn OF Los Angeles.
a reception at the pearce home fol-
lowed the ceremony, continuing until
midnight. when Mr.. and Mrs. Hook
started FOR this city, Hook has a new
automobile in which he and his bride
are to go to a Francisco. Their Ill
innate destination is the Meditcrra~
mean and Egypt, where they will pass
the ncNt winter. The Los Angeles
party win leave Albuquerque Tor this
lcity this morning II includes Mrs
". S. Hook. Mr.. and MIS-. ". S. Hook,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griffith, Nh.
and Mrs Ezra T. Stimson. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Wudham Mr.. and Mrs. Payson.
Mr.. Began u the local members OF
the wedding party.
Hooks gift to his bride Is a mag
nificent bow-knot OF diamonds, with
a heart of the same gems cunuingly
wrought in the center OF strands OF
the jewels attached. The groom's
mother has given the bride n large
pendant OF Roman gold set with one
large topaz. two pearls, two diamonds
and numerous smaller diamonds. An
other gift from Mrs. Hook Is the house
on Adgms street, where the young
people will live ON their return.
The Los Angeles Examiners Ner-
sion;
one Of the most fashionable we'd
dings ever held In New Mexico oc-
CURED ct 81. Johns Episcopal church
in albuquerque at 5 o'clock this cY-
| ening. when Miss Rebecca pearce.
daughter OF Or and Mrs. John +
pearee Of that city. became the bride
| Of Barbce Hook. a we'll known mil
lionairc and clubman OF Los Ange-
les. Mrs. HOOK. mother of the groom.
together with 4 number of friends.
| arrived in Albuquerque several days
ago from Los Angeles in q private
| car to attend the wedding. Hundreds
| OF magnificent wedding presents We're
| received IRON all over the country.
| Mr.. and Mrs lIook left tonight for
Los Angeles but will spend their hon
eyInood in Europe.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Otero. 2l6 South Broad
| way, CAV q party yesterday after
| noon for her young grandson, Ernest
Otero. who completed his eighth year
| on that date. Eight little friends
I DtiDtu 4laSl't TsflNSh w III
enjoy the goodies Incidental to n
| birthday. They were De Graft. Harry
and Emmett Lee, Vincent Otero, Reed
! Hanson. Robert Oaks, Lester Salazar
and Milton Otero.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel L. Walker of
bridgeport, Conn, who have been
the guests OF Mrs. william II. Walton
| for the past ten days, left Yesterday
4 -. ~. tfk-...f. ..AtDfg Mr. UFntfpF "a
representing eastern capitalists.
Miss Stephanie Prayer of Roswell
whose picture is o charming addition
to today's paper. returns home tonight
and viii attend the governors recep-
| ton in Roswell tomorrow evening
She was accompanied by surgeon Gen
erai Robert Smart and Mrs. Smart
who will attend the reception Monday
evening, and another Tuesday night
| given by Mrs. Prayer In the later's
honor.
Miss Prayer was one of The bcvy OF
pretty girls who acted as bridesmaids
! for Miss Pearce and was a charming
picture in the dainty pink costume OF
that event. She Is very popular with
Albuquerque society as well as in 9TH
or social circles of the territory.
me H1ttllDtlE VI ~ - NJ ~ 80
l.. r. gave an informal reception IN
honor OF Mr.. Ind Mrs, J.. Livingston
| Of Gallup. Friday evening az the home
OF Mrs. Render. GIL $. HroadWaS'
! Music. Rotations and cards were
amusement features of the evening
concluding with an elaborate lunch'
Among those present were Messrs'
ana Mesdamcs Van Eaton Rouse
McVeigh of Raton; Mesdames rem
f1AtIar I1intHa HRlD- ]
! Matthewson. Clark: Misses Rose, Mar
iorle and Irene Matthcwson and Jane
| livingstone. ana Mr.. w. j Clarke OF
the City of Mexico. I
q
Miss Kate Corbett of son AnEe-
10. Texas. was married in THIS city.
some days ago. to Mr.. 4 I. Roosa OF
Chicago. Rev. ". T. Warren ON
ciated.
We may live without poetry music
and art,
I've may live without conscience,
and live without heart;
we may live without friends. we may
live without books,
But civilized man cannot live WIN
out cooks.
He may live without books II Is
knowledge but grieving
He MAY live without ~hope-"hat Is
hope but dcceiving
He may. live without love-~What is
passion but pining
Ent where is the man that can I'VE
without dining ~
owen Meredith, yours was almost
unnecessary If charming wisdom 30
much of the tranquility, the JOY OF
living and loving hinges on i'm
nor hour. Women the world over rca-
lie the appeal to heart and reason
is made best with a well cooked DIN
ner. So cooking has become an dIt
n science. n ii is taught IN our
schools. studied in our clubs, DISCUSS
Cd in periodical and daily. q yes 10
,nes1ic science has 20 do wlth society
rather the Woman's club had a 40
,nea,ic science session, and even the
rndost wont suggest that the Won
ans club and society are not mueh-
IL, mixed. Let's see, there was a la-
ner "The Value of system IN house-
u-ork" and Mrs. Cartwright very ADV
nresented the good results folIoN'hs
naturally. upon perfect systemizatloh
DISCUSSION shall Domestic Science
he Taught in our schools aftOfdcu
lively and friendly warfare. Mrs' Kay
handled the affirmative n Mrs, At
bright the negative. the former .1r-
ZINC off tho palm of victory. nrs'
Md Garfield had charge OF tlc ueli-