Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-22

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In their beautiful gowns OF white satin
and blue and pink chiffon. The satin
formed the round length skirt while
the blue over pink chiffon fell IN
pointed tunics edged with crystal
beads The bodice was Of pink ana
blue embroidered lace over which was
pink chiffon hanging in two points
down the hack With these dainty cos
tunes wide grdles OF silver cloth were
worn. They wore white satin slippers
with limestone buckles, the latter
being the gift OF the bride to her
maids. No ornaments wre worn in
their hair which was arranged In a
combination French twist and puffs,
making a very high coiffnre. They
carried oldfashioned bouquets Of pink
roses Ia paper lace holders,
Following was Miss Lucille Allard, -as
maid Of honor. attlred very much the
same as the maids except that her
bodice was made of silver lace In
stead OF tho blue and pink chiffon.
She also carried pink roses.
Then came two dainty little tots rs
flower girls, Mary Alice Thatcher.
cousin OF the bride, aud Katherine
Morey. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John
Morcy OF Denver in the sheereat Of
white embroidered frocks with big pink
tulle bows on their arms and carrying
large white hats tied with pink mllc
10 form baskets which were filled with
pink snap dragons.
Following In their footsteps and d.
reetly preceding the bride came her
little neice. Winifred Wheeler. who
carried the ring In nosegay of pink
rosebnds, valley lilies and forget-me-
nota. She wore dainty white EN-
broidered organdie frock with pink
sash and bands OF the tiny rosebuds
and forget-me- nots over her shoulders.
The bride. who entered with her
father, who gave her away, was most
picturesque In a handsome gown OF
white satin over which hung a tunlc
OF white chiffon edged with skeleton
leaves. forming border. The bodice
was cut low and was almost entirely
OF the white chiffon. A long court train
hung from the shoulders, while her
gracefully draped lace veil hung from
a castle cap. around which was a
wreath OF orange blossoms. She car
ricd magnificent bouquet OF valley
lilies and orchids.
Following the service at the church
a reception was held ut "lIlllcrest," the
beautiful Thatcher home. In the par
lor where the guests were received by
the bridal party, Mr. and Mrs. Thatch-
or. MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes, Of
Albuquerque, and Mr. and Mrs. w. s.
liff. of Denver. American Beauties ana
white roses were used In artistic dec
0ratlons. The bridal party stood In
front OF bank OF American Beauties
n alf 81 hn
was q pedestal upon which was placed
n basket Of white roses
Richmond roses In beautiful crystal
vases decorated the dining room and
profusions OF yellow and white chrys-
anthemnms were used In the reception
hall and living room.
Assisting were Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. j..
Gam, Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Walpoe,
former Governor ana Mrs. Alva Adams,
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Watkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. c. Brooking. MIR. and Mrs NJ.
u. Thatcher, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Deuel.. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. w. Cooper, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert s. Cast and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alva B. Adams.
Mrs. Thatcher. Sr., was particularly
beautiful in a gown of an exquisite
shade of purple over which was tunic
of gold.
Mrs Tiff was lovely in white with
costly lace trimmings.
Mrs Hughes wore q becoming cos
tune of apricot satin with gold lace
cape.
Mrs Robert G. Wheeler of Chicago, |
who Is always dainty and pretty, was
especially so last evening in a pink
chiffon gown trimmed with spangles. |
one OF the most admired matrons
was Mrs. Alva Adams in a beautiful
costume of pink messaline with tunic |
of lace trimmed with beads.
Mrs. Cooper's costume was one OF
the prettiest noted and proved very
becoming. II was black lace robe over
green charmeuae.
Mrs. Alva II. Adams was petit and I
attractive In an embroidered white /
chiffon with touches of pink and law
ender.
The wedding gifts were very hand
some. Mrs. Thatcher's gift was a
chest of silver and Mr.. Thatcher pre-
sented his daughter with Il check.
Mrs. Huntzinger is the youngest +
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ID.
Thatcher and since finishing her-edn-
alton at Dohbs Ferry In New York, five
years ago, she has been very prom
nent In society here. as well as hav-
ing devoted much of her time to
church work. During the past few
years sho has contributed pleasure to
her friends by her readings.
Mr.. Huntzinger, who l. now associat-
I'd with the John Church music COM
pany IN New York city, one of the
argest music concerns in the east, for
nerly lived In Pueblo, where he has a
host of friends. At one time he was
connected with the Silver State Music
company here and every one who knew
him held him in the highest esteem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntzinger left last
light for Colorado Springs and Denver.
rhey viii stop in Cincinnati en- route
70 New York. There home will be in
Brooklyn
MRS. BNCA ENTERTAINS.
Mrs Felix Baca was charming
hostess Tuesday afternoon, when she
entertained at auction bridge at her
acme an West Fruit avenue. Decora-
Ions of pink and.swhite chrysanthe-
NUNS, color scheme which was
throughout. were especial
y effective, and lent a delightful
'heer 20 the rooms. Mrs. Frank Stortz
Vas the fortunate winner of the first
)rige.
The guests included Mrs George 8.
<lock. Mrs. Margaret Medler. Mrs. c.
2. Lowber Mrs. +. H. Kent, Mrs.
I. Jarrett. Mrs J. yrisarri. ST., Mrs.
Iohn w, Wilson. Mrs, Thomas N. Will
lcrson, Mrs. James W. Chaves. Miss
iela Armiio Mrs. II. G. Iden of SAN
a Fe Mrs. K. L. lIust, Mrs. James