Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

rugs easy chairs and odorous cafna'
lions IN this place demonstrated tue
skill of he master decorator whose
was everywhere IN "vi'
denc" The west annex was used as
q supper room, where IN contingents
OF itiy each. the dancers we're served
~ long tables beautified with red
aud white carnations and grcenery
aud fingered long over the sumptuous
tcpast provided by the culinary eX.
pcrts of this famous hostolry Al y
O'Clock The cquipages began arriving
and Unburdening their passengers m
the cauyassed hallway extending from
the parlor entrance TO the curbing on
Frs street At 10 O'Clock when
the Cayamugh.fuhrm eyer orchestra
struCa iho arst notes Of the grand
march he ball was formally opened
with 'sD stately march of New MEX
icos society favuritcs led by the
president ul the lair association aud
MIS- Elder. wife of the Albuquerque
mayor The panorama OF ravishingly
beautiful Gowns was dazzling as the
long lines of dancers blended Ia the
figures Of fhp march Mrs Elder was
Handsomely gowncd IN u pink inessA'
HE made in the popular empire NJ lie
on train, with urnamrntation irridrs'
cent passamcntctir
Particularly beautiful was the gown
worn by Mrs A u McGafey, the ma.
tcrial being cream silk yelled IN en-.
broidercd chiffon featured with an
artistic iringcd iichu Mrs. VI ..
ChadbOurne was attircd In an elegant
tltfII fgl
with silver passamcnierie Mrs. Jo-
soph ORielly's stately beauty was On.
HANGED ny q rich black dress cleaning
In black spangles Vita a touch OF sill
Yer passamcnicrie NJ the throat Mrs
John England Smithers was handsome
IN q creation OF cfmsOn trimmed with
black lace and cloth Of gold A u1
umph of au was the gown worn h'
Mrs George Rankin made Of Burgan
as red crepe clahoraicly embroidered
\ gem ih color harmony aud mOdish
ness was an embroidered crepe de
chine IN light blue and palrst pink
adorned with durhcsse lace RMS
gown was worn hy Mrs. r. X Edgar
aud becomingly suited TO her iail
| beauty Among the younger bellies
eNquisitely attired was Miss S'epharl
Prayer OF Roswell who wore AN ele
CANT white cnpiro trimmed IN costly
lace. Miss Anita nergefe OF Santa Ft
! was charming Ia a white SILK yellpd ~
black chiffon Mrs Isaac llarth was
last idiuusly gowued in rich Hover
ed chiffon over sink. 4 cream silt
ornamented with passamentcrie fringe
was the fascinating attire OF Miss
Mildred Fox Mrs Thomas Danahl
was lovely In an empire slip of Nh,
green which was particularly bccom
ing
Miss Frances Borders wore beau
ii:ul pink lowered net over pink ans
Miss Irene Borders wore fetchinl
pink creation. Other triumphs OF th'
modistels art were every where us
| ible. wherever the ladies were seen
| ior each gown was a gem Ui neWes
fashion and grace To name them NJ
\ and DO Justice would BE- well nigh i'm
| possible. A drab silk worn by Mrs
4 q Shortle was cxquisitely nodelc
Mrs. Harry Kelly. one OF this sea
suns brides, was radiantly lovely Il
y white SILK ornamented with ricl
fringe. Another bride present "a
| Mrs Benson Newell gowned In th
comedy messaline wedding gart Mrs
RAYMOND Stamm's girlish charm
were enhanced by chic blue MESA
line and Miss ililda Grunsfeld wa
most iait IN pink and gray IT. icI
trimmed IN passamenlcrie fringe
Wholly gratifying TO the guests ~
committee on arrangements and tn
fair association was the Moniezum
I lnn a. ia. Ie4rat STAT. Tut