Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
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burning candles. in the foreground
made up the altar effect before which
the ceremony Mas performed.
AT the appointed time Or. Alger,
accompanied by A~rchdeacon Warren
of the Episcopal church and sam
Pickard, the best man, entered from
the reception hall. Memberships we'd
ding march was played by II conceal
ed orchestra as the bridal party adj
vanced. Broad white satin ribbons eX-
tended through the dining ROOM, and
four little girls In swan white advance
ed down the enter strewing flowers
in the bridal pathway. They were fol-
lowed by Misses Agnes and Edith
Childers. the attendants. who were
gowned in white net over silk with
green satin bows On their hair. Each
carried a bouquet of exquisite white
roses and ''baby's breath an excep-
~tionally pretty ereenery. Miss Childers
never appeared to better advantage
than in her bridal attire, and made a
regal looking bride. Her gown was
of white chiffon over messaline, en-
princesse, worn with a veil which was
held to the head with a coronet of
orange blossoms, and extended full
length over the train. Her bouquet
was a gorgeous n Of rare orchids
which were sent from California by n
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corted the bride to the altar and the
~Episcopalian service was performed
with due solemnity and impressive
ness. After the ceremony n con-
CALCULATIONS, Mrs. Alger cut the we'd
ding cake, in proverbial style. Later IN
the evening. as she came down stairs,
a pretty picture in her going away
gown of dark blue, with a broad ana
becoming hat of the same shade, she
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was caught by Miss Mildred Fox and
if thNe is aught in tradition she
should be the next bride. Punch was
served during the evening. Mrs. Ro-
bert Smart presiding at the bowl. Or.
Alger and wife left the same evening
for the Grand Canyon and VIII go 10
the Pecos for some weeks after their
return. Mrs. Alger was widely feted
before her marriage and as a young
matron of the exclusive set Will no
doubt continue a social favorite.
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The Inglee home, 913 North Sec
end street, was the scene of a pretty
wedding Thursday evening at 6
O'Clock. when Miss Beatrice Lathrop
and Mr.. Roy O. Campbell were unit
ed in marriage by Rev. Frank w
Otto OF the Lead went Methodist
church. The house was decorated
with numerous white bells and green
cry extending between, producing a
pretty canopied effect. The above
was banked with ferns. pink roses and
white carnations. contrasting effective
~ with the green background.
Tho bride was not goWned in con
v%entional white, Il in a tailored suit
of blue, with a large black picture hat
and looked handsome.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. Misses Mae and Alice Nc
Millen presided at the refreshment ia
BILE. Only relatives were the guests.
Mrs. Campbell is very popular here,
having visited her sister, Mrs. Louis
Inglee several times and Albuquerque
ans are glad to know that She and her
husband will reside in the city. Their
new home is located at S17 West
Roma.
The beautiful west annex of the AL
varado was the scene Of n children's
party Friday afternoon. Master George
Smithers was eight years old on that
day, and the event was celebrated in
royal fashion. Navajo rugs and an
abundance of pink carnations formed
a pretty setting for the children in
dainty party attire. They spent the
time playing games. Refreshments
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favor: the boys baseballs II the girls
small dishes. A camera was in play
and many pictures were taken which
when finished viii be appropriate SOU
venirs of the occasion.
Those invited were: Ruth Trotter,
Marjorie Steam, Thelma Marion, Mar
guret Smithers, Frances Warron; Jua-
nita Wright, Marcella Matson, Blanche
Mckee, Ernestine Huning, Nell AM
I.o. D,fl, NTylaar Aoronpaf WhitR |
Donald. Walter Sawyer, Charles De La
Vergne, Byron Weller, Ralph Marion,
Russell Edgar. Jessie Mann, Charles
Wright. Francis Ferguson.
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A dancing party of the week to the
younger set was given by Misses Ruth
and Beatrice llfield in odd Fellows
hall last night. Mrs. Cavanaush fur
nished excellent music and the young