Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-30
The Bnde-to-Be HI ELEM L aV'. GTsa E;'

Usually the same crowd Of girls is
present ~ each entertainment given IN
a brides honor. instead OF each
giving a gift az each affair novel
plan n 10 collect certain amour.
Of money probably one dollar apiece
and give one slit al each entertain
mont Thcre are innumcrablc kinds
uf appropriate parties aud great in-
geuuity san be used in the decora-
tions by the various hostesses
Wood.
a toothpiek hunt Would OCCUPY tha
afternoon and the guest who fOuad
the most tool nplcis would have The
honor 81 prcscnting the gilt 10 thu
bride. The gift might be q small
mission stool, OF several wooden
kftchen utensils. Shavings mlko
a very attractive decoration. chat
ing-dish lunch could be- served aud
small wooden plates with chaiiuR.
eish recipes written on them gwen
rs sOucenirs.
rapcS.
After the guests as.iVed each Wa
given piece Of paper and told 20
write letter 81 advice Ia the bride.
After ten minutes OF writing. these
letters weie given to the bride. who
reads them aloud. AZ the close 81
the reading messenger hoy arrived
With large envelope addressed TO
ihe bride CA opening II she discoN-
cred another envelope on which was
wiiusten. "i.ook Further For Import
ant News" the next envelope said,
Waste 30 Time; DeiHy May BE r'c-
tal." the next. should Darkness VAN
hvfore Your Gonl II Reached. Your
euest Will 81 Fruitloss." and 80 on
until on the last tiny envelope In
which Their. ~ns calling card. wa.
ritten. Look Further For Import
With Care. ano on the card was
written. ''i.i-T Bot 5
9th -" d.ook Va the last
book on the top shelf Of the book
cHscl. After the bride dociphered ne
message and followed directions. she
found an envelope Ia which was = SID
81 paper telling her that years sub
scrlption Ia the Good Housekeeping
I for Instance. had been taken la net
name.
salad and mtat-lu af were served un
paper plates. sandwiches wrapped lH
oii-pspcr ana paper pail OF pickics
were passed &C." cream was ser, cd
In email pals.
LINEN.
"a o'clock dinner followed by au
| Informal musical program Was a very
enjoyable affair Tho place cards
! were pieces Of stiifly starched u1ei
cut heart chapel. and the bride-to-b'
was given hand embroidered towel
This time luncheon was given
Tho meat dish was served In laTs.
eassorole. the vegetables in ramn
uuins and tbs salad and dessert ha'
heen nodded Ia ram,quins. Timer.
we're casserole recipes on the place
cards. ANA each guest had besn re-
qucsIea go trims recipe with hur
After the luncheon small books an'
pencils were parsed around ana eDel
guest copied al the recipes Tor hs
own use. The gin 10 the bride Na
casserole and half dozen ramc
quins
Leather.
A buffet lunch WAS served cnnsist
ing of brown bread and butter. BoslOi
baked beans lu brown ramequins
gingerbread aud coffee Tho taLil
was bars with "a brown skin az cen
ter piece The gilt could be eiihH
a leather pillow top or a leather tabl'
cover. Souvenirs we're small cha
mois hearts accompanied by IN
verse.
"My heart h bat tririlng thing.
lin sou NJ praii ~ welt may sing,
u you viii use "a long and we'll
cid age aud wrinkles twill dlspel
Cotton.
The rooms were decorated with l0t