Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-20

one and n half million dollars were
expended Ia tho purchase of this most
artistic trouseau. and It Is said that
ne bride herself designed the most
strikingly pretty patterns.
And though London, New York,
Paris. Washington, and Philadelphia
salons will be crowded with admirers
eager to greet this notable woman,
ana q wealth OF friendships offerings
In the form Of fabulously costly we'd
ding gifts are showered upon her, q
IL true that Mrs. T.. r. Stotcsbury has
mo- more sincere friends ia all the
world than the many she has Ia Al
huauorquc.
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Judge Abbott Honoree.
The event Of the week In local cir
Giles was the farewell banquet tender
ed to Judge Ira G. Abbott Thursday
evening at the Hotel Alvarado. The
dining room was scene OF beauty,
las thc large coneourse Of guests, one
hundred and nifty men, were seated
about the dining tables that had been
placed In the form of q mammoth H.,
thus anurdlng each diner to view his
neighbor Manager Smithors had
fairly ont done himself IN the way OF
menu and the table decorations OF
pink ANA green COntrasted with the
silver and napery were most pleasing.
During the dinner hour the hi MaurO
orchestra dispensed tie conversation
al aid IN tuneful courses At the con.
Clusiun OF the menu the music was
hushcd and Tuastmaster Francis II.
Wood opened the toast season that
was roplctc with ou:Ogistic speeches
TO and Of the honor guest. The at
torneys OF the city, the ministry, the
business men ana representative citi-
zens constituted the guest list and
from each In response to the call OF
tho tOastWaster came tribute TO
Judge Abbott As the hours waXed
late The speakers waxed iaceiiuus and
many toasts were gems of OratOry and
wat The concluding toast by Judge
Abbott was drunk by the entire COM
pany standing and drinking clear
water to the sentiment OF I'VE drink
toast To- Justice. Like this crystal
beverage may she ever come to rs,
pure and unsullied from the fountain
head. washing away the evil and wa
tering the roots Of the golden rule in
the hearts ana affairs OF men"
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Wednesday a Wedding Day.
Two of Albuquerque's dearest girls.
both young, charming, pretty. graci-
Gus, viii become brides next Wedges-
day OF course, an know who these
well-loyed girls are, ard also that the
grooms are likewise liked and deserve
fApvapf .npvrot,tlatg,us f,r tha t,rFgna
they have won. One of the grooms
10 he Is an Albuquerque favorit,, Civ
Ing great promise as future leader In
civic affairs. this Is Kenneth Raid
ridge OF this city. The other groom Is
from Pasadena, Calf ne arrives next
Monday evening and Is TO change the
name of Irene Hopkins to that Of Mrs.
Albert Mercer. The marriage of Miss
Hopkins ana Mr. Mercer will be- mark
cd by the utmost simplicity and Will
take place "Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock In the Congregational church.
The same afternoon the newly weds
viii board the north bound limited TO
tour Colorado. Utah and northern Cal
Ifornia ON the return trip to PRsa-
dcna hy the northern route The
home Is to be in Pasadena. Rev.
bertrand TOlbert viii ofiiciate at this
service. and later IN the evening will
prolde ~ the nuptials of Miss Viola
Butcher and Mr. Kenneth Baldridge at
the Old Albuquerque home OF The
bride
Though II Is said only the closest
friends and the relatives will Witness
the ceremony, the Butcher home Ia
10 be beautifully decorated for the
event and the service to have set
ting In pink and white To harmon
izo with the color motif the brides
gown Of white will be offset by the
pink attire of the brides maid, Miss
Charlotte Pratt. In the absence OF
the groom's attendant, Oscar Butcher.
another VIII be chosen the first OF the
week Tho bridal cOupel viii leave
the same evening for western honey.
moon, after which they viii return
to Albuquerque 10 reside.
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