Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-27
by CORAL CIftE
Telephone 1878.

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Society discaras today the penitcn'
tial o~hscrvanccs Of the Linton season
and participates In the general JOY oi
The resurrection morn. III a new
gown and hat, Of course. Most women
believe In the eternal fitness OF things
and understand how ap%preciatiya IL
the masculine mind, Notwithstanding
the masculine voice against the folly
OF the Easter bonnet. That reminds
mo that the small hats are smaller,
the large hats larger. n the latter
~favoritcs, and again, masculine crit
icls.n is provoked. Watch them stare
as the crowd wends 10 ana from the
various churches today. IL IL takes
a complete knowledge OF the subject
to be a good crltic-well, the men
ought TO know. Have you heard the
latest? It's aeroplanes. If a woman
tells you she has just bought an aero
plane IL doesn't necessarily follow she
has iavestcd In nm airship. No, only
q parasol. It's the very newest Trims
In that dainty accessory to wonan's
costuming, square and oblong In
shape. called American Aeroplane,
when the former. ana the Zeppelin
In the latter.
Isn't IL the eternal femininc2 The
women. not to be Outdonc by the men,
must he ~'neronutty.' Speaking or
aeroplancs. IL Is rnmored one of AL
buquerauc's spring brides is 10 intro
ducc the novelty to this city. Now.
don't lei this start a conjecture as 20
which Of the brides-elcct. You really
would never guess. Wen, gentle
reader, you who despise the autocrat
fashion are wondering IL this is sud
denly become "A fashion sheet, and
are doubtless hurrying along to the
st%erpotyped Mrs. Blank entertained,
etc" and thinking perhaps the So
cicty editor does not realize her 1lmi-
tations should be the doings in the
social whirl. Maybe, 80. All the
same, IL grows monotonous, honest
IL does, 10 reader MS wen as TO writer,
and who can deny hat socicty's
bosom friend is Fashion? And. some
times, the society editor IL permitted
u little relaxation or deviation. In
conolusion-doesn't that have a de-
llghtfully final sound2 Let us not
forget the big post-lenten ball. No, |
nm not advertising manager, but it's
going TO be one swell affair and
you who have forsworn ~frivollty these
forty days, had better realize the fact.
Haven't YOU noticed the proverbial
Teddy Roosevelt smile pervading all
Elkdom2 II means things, great
things and the uninltiated are ex-
pccting a wonderful outcome. Per-
haps the ballroom viii be decorated
In American beauties. or maybe the
siringed orchestra viii be concealed
By palms. or something equally start
ling. Anyway. It's going to be the un-
usuni and ~ovcrybddys going. Are
you2
Now. for WHO'S who, ana Why"
The ''rccherchc" affair OF the week,
a charming prc-Eastcr event, was
given By Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld, 1909
West TiJcras, In honor of her mother, :
Mrs. Nusbaum, on last Monday after
noon. 1t was In name q springtime
tea ana. somehow, SbAkcspcare's
What's ~ a Name" etc, does not
apply, for decorations and costumes
were Ia keeping with the name and
''sprlnsy' Is the only possible descrip-
ton Of The beauty OF The whole affair.
yellow tonquils contrastod effective
~ with the dainty ferns aud were used
throughout the beautiful rooms, while {.
the exauisitely appointed tea table
hud AZ a cenierpiece a huge basket OF
the same flowers, with filmy bows OF
incline decorating tho sides. Mrs. f..
Nnsbaum and Mrs. n~ildegarde
Grunsfeld were in the receiving line
with the hostess. Mesdames Lester,
~. H. stern. n, Ilfeid ana McGaffcy ass
sisted In the rooms. while Mesdame-
Smart, NeustRdt and Harry Lee
poured tea. assisted by tho Misses
Julia Nusbaum, Minnie Holman and
Lem Price. Albuquerque's one hum
decd were guests AT this brilliant func-
tlcn
The MoiAughin-B iggs nuptial Ger
emory win be performed tomorrow
afternoon at the Mclaughlin resi-
dcuco. l101 Marquette avenue, and
viii hc witnessed by only the relatives
Of the contracting parties and a few
intimate friends. Miss Josephine
Campficld viii be maid OF honor aud
the groom viii be attended by Mr.. Ben
son Newell \ huge enhancement
OF Easter lilies and ferns win form
the background Tor the participants in
the ceremony which viii he per-
by the Roy. William D. War
rem The Young couple leave im-
mediatcly after The ceremony for salt
CITY, where they viii make their
home.
Mrs. May Greer ot Bakersfield. cal.
who was recently the guest of her sis
Mrs. n @. ~Chadbourne, rs IN
New York city. where she viii be
shortly hy her father. Henry 4.
when thoy will sail for Eu-
Mr. Jasfro. who has been in
poor health. hopes the ocean voyage
viii DE of benefit. and viii return all
most Immediately. but Mrs Greer viii I
spend six months visiting the prin- ,
cities of Europe A.,
= = a
Mrs Alfred Grunsfeld, Who. with :
her two daughters has been visiting :
relatives IN Germany for the past two !
,cnrs. intends 90 prolong her stay :
until the coming winter. Mr. Gruns- I
feld win visit his family during the T
summer starting FOR New York With
the coming fortnight. y
Mrs H~opeweil entertained the {
social set for her two sons at n a
party Thursday evening \ n
lunch concluded the evening !
,%leasurss and was enjoyed by the a
twenty-five youthful guests. !