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

don't be surprised any Sunday by
other announcements. an YOU guess .
Well. there's evidently q germ of con-
tagion in weddings and it's in the air.
and remember Cnpid isn't asleep
but busily preparing the winged ar
row, and ever and anon they take
flight into space. So, Mr.. Bachelor,
and little maid, "heart Whole and
fancy free" YOU had best beware. So
cicty is directing the aims of he SO
called blind god. with true muthcrly
so~licltude, and the arrows of the
naughty child, are straight n un-
errtng in aim. So if you uont wish 10
be annihilated, get under cover. else
lie very low.
But what's the use? Cupid's only
a child. tits true, out well Versed in
the lore of heart and song, and with
D wisdom surprising besides IFS all
sorts of fun, this getting caught,
aud there is balm sufficient Tor the
Wounds of Cupid. So here's hoping
W. have more engagements u we'd
dings. Perhaps we are actuated some
what BIZ motives not altogether unset
fish-it makes plenty writing and
fairly interesting reading. some more
nnte-nuptial vents are chIonicled to-
day and one engagement. but read the
columns. then YOU viii be wise to all
the doings of the social set
''rhe prcttiest ball ever given ina
Albuaueruue." declared a charming
Young matron, who was discussing
the C%hadbourne Ball of last Monday
evening. And no dissenting Ole has
marred the emphatic declaration.
quite the contrary, and all those who
attended this brilliant affair, one OF
the last OF the long series in honor Of
Miss PenrrC, WhO proved the most
popular hride-elect albuquerque has
known. will retain It pleasing
memory of beauty OF decoration,
charm of detail, and elegance of the
gowns worn by Mrs. ~Chadbournes
guests. Surely the Eiks lodge room
never before presented such Il bcautt-
interior. Asparagus plumOslS "a
tended from the chandeliers to 2u
parts of the room and was festooncd
gracefully over the walls. Huge pc
onies of white and pink, brought from
for the occasion, were used
in great abundance, the clusters ~
the flowers showing to striking adj
against the dark background.
The reception 20 and stairway II
rance were richly decorated in Nay
blankets and potted palms, the
former converted into a coy den.
where the fragrance of choice cigars
blended with the rarer fragrance -
the American Beauty roses. The
also in the reception room
which the elaborate buffet sup
per was served, was charmingly dec
GRATED in Killarney roses, contrasting
effectively with sprays of dainty
.greenery. which extended over the
g%listcning surface. Champagne punch
was served throughout the evcning,and
the exceptionally good music FURNISH
ed by the Furhmeyer-CaNanaugh or
enlivened the hours n call
ed forth the best efforts of the deVo-
tees of the light f%antastic.' 1t was
quite an array of beauty and fashion
a representa- . gathering of beautl-
fully gowned Mrs. W. ,.
who as distinguished looking,
was charming in oyster white satin
with diamonds. Another Los Angeles
gown worn ~ Mrs., Stimson, was no.
ticcable beautiful and becoming, an
irridescent spanglc, net over satin
electric blue. Mrs. Grifflth'
of the prominent society
from Los Angeles who