Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20
Smithers- White Euchre
Luncheon

The White euchre lunch
con proved the most preten-
tious affair in the social history OF
the city. Which reminds us that
Society tspelled with d capital s.,
since New Mexico is in the limeliSht,
seems to partake of the general Get
Together'' spirit and is becoming
speedily representative Of the tout lie
monde of swelldom and the "dernier
crlr OF fashion. The beautiful spa
cious interior of the Alvarado never
showed to better advantage than last
Tuesday afternoon and the hosiery
has been the scene Of many brilliant
events. A%utuTnnal, suggestive OF rlch
rlotous color. suhtly blended, is
briefly descriptive Of the eXtraya giant
decoration scheme.
The varied colored leaves OYER the
vaus and on the tables suggested inc
Woodlands and the gorgeous flowers
everywhere and all around, but en-
phaslzed the pretty deceit, The west
annex was a blaze of autumn glory
and formed al exquisite background
for the good looking gowns of the
guests, which riValed The leaves III
brllliancy OF coloring. Music, seem
ingiy from nowhere, go effectually
was the orchestra concealed behind
an embankment of palms, floated, in
sidlous melody, on the perfumed
laughter laden air. 1t was perfect
No detail was overlooked in the ar
Judgements and tho finished scheme
lacked nothing TO make the brilliant
event one long to he remembered.
Mrs. John England Smithers ano
Mrs. Charles stevens White, some,
what leaders in the merry soela.
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hostess or as guest with the exclusive
set. were PRETTY gowned and harm
ing in the roles Of hostess.
The progressive game occupied
couple Of happy hours and the elab'
crate luncheon in the late afternoon
lasted until the lights from the dyint
western sun had entered to add more
glorious coloriug 10 the prilliah
scene.
The beautiful party ended, just 81
they all do, no matter how w~onderfu
and gorgeous, but will live as {
pleasant memory,
The invited guests We're:
Mesdames John Lee Clarke. Z n
Couner. p. G.. Cornish. Thomas NJ
Danahy. f. de Ia Nergne. Otto DiecS
man +. w. Dobson, l.. NJ. Drown =
r. Edgar. John W. Elder r. /.
iNullHs II. D. CT 0o1tAF w.
Fischer, NJ. w. Flournoy. W. Il
Forbes. II. e. Fox. c. A. Frank, e
A. Goss, Ivan Grunsfeld. w. RI
Hahn, II. u. Hening, Frank K. ta
ris. j. +. Herndon. Fred +. Heyn, w
G. Hope. r. &. Hubbell. G. 5. NC
L~andress, j.. r. Mel aughlin. Margare
p. Medler. Samuel Neustadt, j. II
O'Rieliy, II. p. owen, ]. r. Pearct
Allen S. Peck, l.. v. PutneN. X. t
Putney, Don j. Rankin, Herber
Rankin. j. 4. Reidy. l.. u. Rice, Z
5. Rodey. d. S. Rosenwald. J. /
Saint. T. j. sawyer. George slmmS
Robert Smart. Edward SpitZ, Ray
mond b. Stamm. E. r. Steam, Fran
Stortz, Roderick Stover, w. 5. Strlch
Ter. F. II. strong. T. $. Hubbeli. j. \
Hubhs. Arno Huning. Louis tiunla
Franz Huning. Louis Ilfeld, No
Iifeld. Max Nordhaus. Henry y
Jaffa. ". j. johnson. Jessie kelehel
w. C.. Keim. Thomas T. keleher. Ut
George :. Klock, Jerrett, L. b. koei
+. n. Lester. j. f. Luthy, ". t
lyon. D. A.. Macpherson, \. j. Ma4oy
.. y. Marion. w. r. Mattoon. II. !
Maynard, Z. Il. McCanna, w. W. Me
CIellan, A.. Z. McCaffey. ". v
strong. NJ. Il. Summers. 7. w. TelIel
Frank +. Tull. Charles +. Wade. A
pheus Waha. William Il. Walton, "
Y. Walton, Harry Il. Weller, ShaQ
y. Weinman. Dave Weinman'
". White, Thomas y. Wilkerson, J
Wilson, Francis Wood. J. |
NrOth. Theodore 8. Noolsey, Jr.. J
4. Wylder. Jacb Yrisarri, Ciapp.
e. Brown, Ben Williams, Z. J. Gil
s9n :. J. LewInson. a. O. shorLI