Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
Elite Turns Out en- Masse for
Game of Spades and Cream
Of -Four Hundred Are Among
Those Present; Refresh
ments Simple But Delicious.

ments Simple But Delicious.
soon after Thursdays Osy-fnger-
81 dawn pushed aside the dusky
|cloak at Wednesday night goodly
band OF the most comedy matinee
idols Of the New Mexican metropolis
began Co wCnd their way southwark
To beautiful suburban retreat where
Mayor -. Is. b. sellers was the host
az one OF the most magnificent social
functions which society has seen la
many days.
Long has the masculine population
of our city looked forward to- the
great event, long had they planned
their costumes and long will they
remember the festive day
Cottonwood trees furnished the
chief motif In the decorations
When the guests were gathered.
Mayor sellers gave each a dainty gold
ana ebony shovel with which they
tossed pebbles gaily for several
hours Prizes were awarded to Ole
Matsun, who was especially agile with
the spade and worked swiftly: to
Isaac liurth. Who was voted the big
gest pebble on the beach. ana To G..
. -. Mardorf, whose shoveling average
was 500. Or Alger would have re-
rciycd a prize. but he became pceved
and quit before the end Of the game
Mayor SELLERS was assisted in re-
cciving by a. q. stroup, Leonardo
Hunick r. J Bryant. Charles Quier.
Martin Ticrnoy r.. j. strong. NJ
Nash, T.. l.. Crosse. Tony ortiz. r. j.
Passmore, T.. W. Fee. q. O.. Acker-
man. l.. T.. Huxley, Ed Ross and Don
j Raukin,
Those who poured we're u. A.
Macpherson Arno r. Huning and
Bort skinner and serving was done
deity by William Beach. Paul G..
Wycth, George =. Learnard. George
Albright and Mt. Fisher
sam Pickard. Louis Gumbiner, Err
nest Laudoif and Isaac Borth fitted
among the gnests and saw that every
one was properly served and enter
tanned.
Delicious refreshments were served.
There were sandwiches--au Jus.
au quit, au gratn. en- surprise, mig
non, ilullondaise. Hu naturcl. Ang
aise. Espagnoio, and one cor two 9TH
crs. all fine and furnished by the en-
thusiastlc housewives of the city. La
quid refreshments were not missing
'ff'ff. HtAH IA'tftf w w WfNfff fiAfH
coffee
only the ultra fashionable elite
were present ana the costumes were
the very latest models.
Mayor Sellers was charming In "a
striking mustard and green combina-
ton
Mr. a. b. stroup wore dainty lace
guimpc with Modici effect aud
black ana white striped silk stride.
a frock OF hahd-pairstcd blue wolfe
WAS most becoming Us Mike Nash;
Charles Quier wore olive green crepe;
Martin Ticrncy looked his best M
pale blue crepe meteor frightened
with cerise bows: Ed Ross was par
tCulrlN chic iu black and white
combination, Leonardo HuniCk. 4. j,
Bryant, T.. J strong and Tony ortiz
displayed new models In drupcd and
slashcd oycrulls and T.. l.. Grose. 4.
j pnssmore, r.. w Fee. g. q. Acker-
man. l. h. Huxley and Don Rankin
wury the latest thing In tango tea
gowns.
-. A. Macpherson was fascinating
iu old rose and rubies; Arno llunlnE
wore white with no Jewels, aud Bert
skinner looked lovely In black and
pearls.
Colonel Albright wore "a wonderful
dapcd GAVIN of crimson, George
Lenrnnrd appeared In gown of cora
colorcd sink opening over white chif'
fou william Beach In olive green
Paul Wycih In purple. and Mr. Fish
er la burnt orange gave a dolightfu
touch of color 60 the affair
sam pickard wore wonderful
hat trimmed with fine Brazillar
macaw. and looked especially naive
Louis Gumbincr ana Ernest I.andoH
appeared la the latest style stockings
"Bners' were purple emhroiderc'
in, yellow butterflies, and "Landy's'
were OF the new reddish brown shade
embroidered in Nile green snakes.
isaac Barth was especially charm
ing in AN N-ray gown with pannie
effect which WAS the subject of mucl
cnyious admiration
Dave Armiio wore happy smll'
ana the latest thing in burnt oransi
gloves.
G.. q. Mnrdorf wore his usual ser
iouH expression ana French heels in
laid with b ioweled caterpillar design
j. r. Mclaughlin, Tom Wikerson
Tony Chisum and Roy stamm wor'
the new pistol pockets and cuffs
John Reaven. w 4. Metcalf Lloy'
slurges. }. j. Cotter Charles Benja