Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

numbered friends in the city who viii
Join readily in the matrimonial JOY
proceedings.
The prettiest affair Of the past
week. pre-nuptial In tone, decoration
and reality, vas given for Miss Net
tie Gertig, whose wedding cur the
latter part Of the week, by Misses
Margaret and Eugenia keleher at
their home, 123 North Walter street
yesterday afternoon.
Cupid must have been in fun charge
of the decorations for the love God
was we'll suggested in the tullc stream
ers ana dainty greenery which were
everywhere in evidence. Progressive
SOC was played on the wide veranda
and prizes awarded the guest OF honor
and most successful player.
They We're ~ hand painted plate
aud cut glass vase. A three course
luncheon was served in the late att
ernoon, and ended a brilliant social
event of the early season which gave
royal hon voyage" to the Keleher-
Gertig nuptial bark.
The guests were Misses Nettie Ger
tig, Lolita Huning. Erua Ferguson,
Estelle Luthy, Edith and Gertrude
Walker, Ethyl Joseph. Eunice Nc
Clellan. Josephine Campfield, Julia
Keleher. Elolsa Yrissari, Sue Dobson.
Ethel Saint, Lillian Hesselden, sara
Han, Blanche Perkins, Kate Gertig
and Ethel Hickey. Mesdames Tom
Danahy. T, S. Woolsey. Reckuaeel,
Mcqueen, Edward Gertig. Arno Hun
ing. Harry owen. Al Frost, Sam Vann.
Charles White, II. \. Macpherson and
Simon Stern.
Believing that philanthropy should
not I've confined solely to the fair sex.
the Woman's club viii make their
ph~ilanthropic session an evening II
next Friday so the men can come
and contribute to the great cause with
presence and incidentally and
primarily with the price of admission
It's only twenty-five cents, but Of
tf you are a real good sort
YOU Will insist the adde's keep the
change as is the rule i'm all charity
affairs. \ number OF the society buds
will nave a little farce along matrl-
lines and with a title that gives
the key to the problems, for the
amusement OF the guests.
Mr.. L|andolfi, of long standing apc-
tioneer and witty songs fame, will sing
one of his touching ballads entitled
"Somethfng Always Happens When
IL Nll0Iluil t. NlllNl WIZ itll Why
he never married. That Will prove
interesting il heartrending story.
Mr.. Louis Gumbiner win play the ae-
compartment and join in the chorus
All Joking aside the affair Will be
well worth while and your money
the ladies are anxious for o big crowd
"a the interest Of their philanthrepic
work.
Mr.. h.. w. Roberts is busy soliciting
among the society folk these days for
the art department which is to oc-
the front of the Casino building
the fair. lie assures the Ia
lies that their. fancy work Will WIN
prizes as no doubt it will. and anyhow
we believe Nh. Roberts is q Judge on
al matters artistic.
The rooms under his direction will
be cozily arranged. rest room fashion.
one feature will be the amateur pho
geography display which is open to
everyone a V the professionals n
Will make a pretty showing of kodak
work. Another, the Horticulture fea-
lure will make the place gay with
Jotted and cut flowers from both anna
and professionals.
There VIII be paintings and handi-
raft from the Indian school, textile
UuU All oilS u iillf littAAtNti n !
md the department under its eff
lent management will prove one of
he attractions out on the exhibition
This will prove interesting,
am sure. to our feminine world and
hey viii assist in making the displays
worthy the town anG our women
Airs. Frank strong and Mrs. @. \. /
gave the last Of THEN series Of
card parties at the strong home.
rweffth and Tlieras. Yesterday after /
loOn. yellow and white formed tho
'olor scheme carried out IN the flow
re- OF the season, Luncheon vas
erved 1t the conclusion Of the
ridge playing. The guests for the
.%fternoon were. Mesdames George
a. }. Maloy. Reidy. H. q. fiiee, /,
y. 6. Hope, Tlourney. Luthy. NJ. X.
Lyons. Robert Pollock, 3. IL
cid. J. Grunsfeld, Hcrndon, A.
3hsvez. Clapp. Peek. Waha. Andres,
(. Stamm. Himoc. McLandress, y.
Veinman. a y. McGaffoy, Fox,
Richly. r. panahy. Woolgey, Reck-
.ageI. II. g.. strong, Misses stella
.uthy. Wiley, Betty. Wiley, e. Saint.
Baldridge.
Mrs. Chas. La Fever Of S15 North
street vas hostess Thursday ,
at a progressive high five
arty. Decorations were in yellow