Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-26
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city to officiate at the marriage SER
vice. Miss Hannah Nusbaum. sister
of the bride-elect. arrived from her
home in New York last Sunday, and Is
10 be the maid of honor, and Marion
and Helen Grunsfeld the flower girls.
Mr.. Sol. Schiff. accompanied by his
brother Ludwig Schiff. who is to he
the best man at the happy event, viii
reach the city today.
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The younger set went h%ay-riding
Friday evening. The moon was kind
and shed all its benignant glory on
the merrymakers, who rode on a pile
of straw out into the vast silence be-
tween here and there, which of course
the mesa. the vastness remained. not
outstanding the advance of the APP
preaching party, but not the silence.
When a sufficient number of miles in
.tervened between them and civili-
cation, the crowd INDUCED in a really
camping-out supper, with the camp
fire stories and smoke-yes. from the
camp fire. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Danahy
were the chaperones and recently
'fi'bSh iibi itd ~ nam Sbph Oit1i
at least that's what one of the boys
said. The c~haperoned were Misses
Ruth and Beatrice Ilfield. Helen and
Myrtle Hope, Aileen Stern, Kathryn
Chavez, Alma Baldridge, Dorothy
McMillen. Salome Stateson and Laura
Cartwright; Messrs. Frank Otto, Ed
ward Jaffa, Gordon Gass, Leslie Coop
er, viii McClurken, Junior O'Reilly
and Clyde Ross.
Statehood parties now IL you please.
O, We'll, every party will be hat by and
by, though it does sound almost too
good TO be true. Robert Graham,
son of Mr.. Graham of telephone fame,
was IL years old on the day Presi-
dent TAFT signed the bill that made
New Mexico n state, md his youthful
patriotism suggested that it be a state
hood party, so the decorations were
red. white and blue. with one large
flag with forty-eight stars IN the
place of honor. Carnations and
palms were used in pleasing combi-
nation with the national colors.
Dancing and various games were
the amusement features. including the
favorite donkey tail game. for which
Elsa Berger received a box of candy
as the fortunate winner. At the lunch
served, favors for the girls were min
china slippers filled with
sweets, and china shoes for the boys,
Roberts guests were Marjorie Steam,
Marion Frank, IAntoinette Chanvin,
Reed. ELSA Berger and Helen
Graham. Lyle Teutsch. Walter Ward,
Walter Berger, Sam Rosonbaca and
Schech.
Another -ante-nuptial event of the
week in honor of Miss Nusbaum oc-
CURED Friday evening and was a
bowling party at the Cold avenue |
bowling alley at which MIR. Freshman
was the genial host. After the siren
Of the game a supper was en-
joyed at Sturges. Mr.. Firshman sug-
gested ! leave off the 'lloMers.' 1t
a mar for modesty.
The guests of this thoroughly EN-
affair were Mesdames SEYMOUR
Lewinson, Harry Weller: Misses Julia
and Hannah Nusbaum, Heller OF St.
Regina Rosenwald. Minnie
Holman and Dillon: Messrs Ben and
Walter Jaffa, Walter Weinman. Fa-
her, Gumbiner and ID. S. Rosenwald.
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Three deliberately planned dinner
parties are to be given this week in
lonor OF Miss Nusbaum, whose we'd
ding Wednesday viii be the last social
event of the season. Mrs. Ivan Gruns-
'eld will be hostess this evening at her
lome, and Miss Samuel Neustadt will
the bridal party tomorrow
evening. Tuesday evening Mrs. Jake
Neiman will have covers for eighteen
an exquisiteiy appointed dinner, the
decorations of which VIII he on an eX-
ensively beautiful scale.
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Friends of Mrs. Elliott Martin of
Walter. surprised her last Tuesday
evening, bringing with them an album
dance of good things to eat, besides
Jolly good humor to season the oc-
,asion. The unlimited. though well
guests, were. Mesdames Martin,
Elliott. Bell, f. Elliott, Beckhani, f,
Lamb. Zirhut, Reynolds. Pass; Misses
Keller, Higgins, Rossi. Green. Messrs. {
Elliott. Pass, Zirhut. Wright, Rossi, {
Clark. Beckham, Reynolds, Rogers, /
Alexander. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Blueher en- l
Mrs. w. G. Frievogel ard !
on Edward. George II. Liebig. wife
daughter last evening. The party
5 from Mascoutah. Ill. and spent a
ew days in town. the guests of A. G. !
'ostel. of Old Albuquerque, then pro- !
eeded on their journey to California,
they will spend the summer v
1onths. [
Mrs. Jesse Jaffa was hostess on 5
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
,usbaum. whose wedding is to be c
ute a social event. and Miss Regina [
.osenwald, who leaves in the course c
+ n few days for California. The af-
lir was informal and after the pro- G
~ressive 500 game. a delightful repast 1
oncluded the evening. n
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Another hay-ride OF this full-moon I
eek was INDUCED. Wednesday, by I
ne adde's of the Missionary society OF [
ne First Methodist church. The af-
air was i'm honor of Mrs. Leaning. o
hose birthday occurred on that date. =
the ride was to the Leaning home I
orth of the city. L
Mrs. Pickett. who has been the =
uest of Mrs. NELL b. Field at her q
home in the Pecos country a
two weeks. returned Friday To the u
ONE of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Theo- e
ore Woolsey. ~
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Another of those morning parties u
.hich are a popular social diversion u
lese summer days, was given by Mrs !,