La Junta tribune., 1910-11-12
Luncheon and Arrsn Shower.

The one O'Clock luncheon and apron
shower which Miss Edna Fisher gave
last Saturday afternoon. compliment
ing Miss Ethel Potter. will go down
in the social history OF La Junta as
an affair perfect in plan and in ex-
ecution.
The beautiful Fisher home at 902
Belleview avenue is ideally arrang-
ed for receptions of any nature. and
was more than usually attractive on
this delightful occasion.
Between reception hall and library
And between library and dining room
were graceful porteir.s OF white and
green, while in the archway that sep
arated reception hail and parlor a
large bell. made OF white carnations
and green fern fronds. was suspended
In the dining room the long cen
tral table and smaller tables about
4, were appropriately draped in
table and lunch cloths OF battenberg
and linen drawn work and bore each
its pleasing center piece OF snow
white carnations surrounded by the
fresh green Of ferns.
The place cards-fayors in the
form Of sachet envelopes-were deli
81. - H. ,.sht
hand painted, aud were tied with
green riobon in accordance with the
color scheme.
Miss Edna Fisher and Miss Pot
ter received, and little Miss Helen
Mcvay conducted the guests to the
head Of the wide stairway. where
they were shown further courtesies
and ushered again into the reception
rooms by Miss Allie Mae Fisher.
Miss Fisher was assisted in scrv-
ing by Mrs. Chas. Fisher, Mrs. Bonn
gardner, Mrs. kintner and Mrs Pot
ter.
When the company OF ladies had
assembled the folding doors shutting
off the dining room from the recep-
ton hall and parlor were pushed
apart and the guests found their
places at the beautifully appointed
fables. The sparkle OF cut glass. the
richness Of rare china, the fragrant
lOyliness OF flowers and ferns. the ex-
quisite tints Of tasteful costumes. and
more than all. the light Of happy
countenances. combined to make a
brilliant scene. The color scheme.
white and green. WAS adhered TO In
the five courses Of the luncheon. and
the attending matrons were gowned
In white.
Immediately following luncheon the
company re-assemiled In the psrlor
when. pulling u white satin string.
Miss Potter drew away the floor Of
the huge bell and was showered with
. profusion OF the dsintiest Of ap-
rons-aprons OF all colors. materials
and designs. and each 4 work Of art,
Through the entire afternoon Mr..
Thomas rendered appropriate selec-
ttons on the piano. playing softly and
with such exquisite sxpressLon that
the melody WAS . subtle undertone to
the music OF laughter aud conversa.
ton.
epaI n -
dressed In = white broadcloth tailor.
I'd suit, Z picture hat Of white and
black. white gloves. and white vel.
vet shoes.
Mss Fisher was charming In .
gown Of white eyslet embroidery over
mule.
A list Of the guests b ~ follows:
Mrs, Clyde Larsen. Miss Fox~orthy.
Miss o'Connor. Mrs. Winter. urne.
Miss Albera. Miss Cartwright. Miss
Robinson. Mrs. sporleder. Miss Hazel
Lee. Mrs Linville. Mrs. kincaid. Miss
McNccn. Mrs. Nelson. Miss Potter.
Miss Corbin. Miss Edna Holly. Miss
Record. Miss Burwcll. Miss Marie
Hall. Miss Marie Bsrnsrovcr. Miss
Bragg. Miss Mcvay. Miss Draper.
Miss Day. Miss Caifce. Miss Edna
Fisher. Mis- ciarice Cook. Edith
Shrum. Miss Anita Wood. Miss Fin.
ney. Miss s,.cn. Mrs. Williams. Z.
~
Round 0essn Club.