Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-20

few intimate friends of the bride and
groom were present.
The bride was attired In white crepe
de chine trimmed with pink and car
ried a bouquet of pink roscbuds.
George Felleabaum acted as best man
and Rev. Hugh A. Cooper OF the
Presbyterian church. performed the
ceremony.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Proctor left on honeymoon TRIP
Upon their return they will make
their permanent home in this city.
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Mrs. COOPER SURPRISED.
A charming surprise WAS given Mrs,
Hugh A. Cooper Thursday afternoon'I
by the ladies OF the Home and For
cign Missionary society of the Presby-
terrain church, who made their regular
meeting at the church parlors an
occasion TO give Mrs. Cooper a hand
some present Of silver in commera-
ton Of her twenty-fifth wedding an
nlversary.
A brief speech Of presentation was
made by Mrs G. Il. Vaughn. char
ter member Of the society, and Mrs.
Cooper responded in a most feeling
manner There was an unusually
large attendance of the members Of
the organization. Refreshments were
served.
ron MISS HARRISON.
ltADi tat ~
the home Of her mother Mrs. j. e..
Saint, 500 West rijeras avenue, FRI
dav afternoon In honor of Miss Edith
Harrison, OF Boulder, colo. From
seventy-five to hundred guests
called between the hours Of three and
six
Receiving with Mrs. skinner was
her mother, Mrs. Saint, and Miss Ear
rison. Assisting in the dining room
were Mrs. Henry G. Coors Jr, MISS
Jean Hubbs. Miss Hazel Maloy and
Miss Eleanor Vaughey The saint
home was fragrant and beautiful with
roses. ferns and summer flowers.
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MISS NORRIS ENrERrAiNS.
Miss Sadyo Morris was charming
hostess Friday evening when she en-
tertained AT the home OF her parents
on North Twelfth street at n dancing
marty in honor of Miss Laura Cart
wright. of Gallup, who is here on q
visit. The Morris home was prettily
decorated in pink and white. The
lawn. where the refreshments were
served was thoroughly Japanese,
lanterns ana parasols being effectively
combined
The guests besides Miss Cartwright,
were Miss Myrl Hope, Miss Jennie
Tierney, Miss Berniee Hesselden, Miss
| Eleanor Vaughey, Miss Aline stern,
Miss Elizabeth Simms; Messrs Cor
don Gass, Paul Butt. William Arnot,
Louis Hcssclden, William Provert
Harry Boyd Of Gallup, Arthur Sisk
and Ralph KeIeher
| ORCHESTRA ENTERTAINED.
/ The members OF the Nalok-Wilson
orchestra were delightfully."- enter
tanned last Monday by Mr. and Mrs.
I r. II. Becker at the Becker ranch
north OF the city Dancing together
with few splendid musical selec-
! tions. formed the chief feature OF the
occasion
| when the refreshments were SER
4 we'd q complete surprise was furnished
1 by the presentation of birthday cake
/ ornamentcd with seventeen candles,
/ in celebration Of the seventeenth birth
I day Of Arthur Becker a member OF
! the orchestra. The fact shat the af-
| fair was TO be ia the nature of a
4 birthday party had been kept secret
I from the guests and formed one OF
( the most pleasing features OF The en-
tertainment
/ Besides the members of the orches'
/ ira there were a few invited guests
tOR MISS CARTWRIGHT.
An ENJOYABLE event of the past week
was the reception last evening given
hy Or Margaret Cartwright IN honor
I Of her daughter, Miss Laura Cart
wright who is soon TO leave for chi
cago to enter Northwestern univer-
/ sitS. The decorations were roses, an
abundance of June's favofite Flowers
making beautiful setting for a
charming occasion.
1 DR. Cartwright was assisted in re-
celVng by Mrs n. j Strumquist, Mrs.
a. o. Corson, Dr Marian Il, Kyle,
little Frances Willard Cartwright and
Niles Strumquist The guests were
Miss Genevieve Tierney. Miss Ruth
Stateson, Miss Aline stern. Miss
GLADYS Manden, Miss Pearl Corson.
Miss Laura Colgan, Miss Chella Van
Paiten Of East Las Vegas, Miss Julia
Keleher Miss Laura Asseln, Miss
Bernice nesselden, Miss Florence
Gfunsfeld, Miss Myrl Hope, Miss Elsie
Kemnenich, Messrs William Nc
Curken, Louis Hesselden, Stanley
Corson. j. t. Goodell. Joe McCanna,
Ray McCanna, Ralph Neleher, Arthur
Yanow. Pelham Mcclellan, Howard
Livingston, Leopold Myers George
Walker William Aren't. Gordon Class
Robert Wisley, Kenneth Balcomb and
Dave Rosenwald
AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
DESPITE the fact that the war II
Europe and IN Mexico continues &c
hold uppermost place in the minds OF
most OF us and also takes first page
space IN the daily papers and curren
magazines; there are some Other
| questions which are disturbing th'
thoughts OF people in different sec
tions Of the country and are more
and more reaching the place where
united citizens viii have 10 sit NJ
and take notice and solve them. Thu
notices In the papers a few days ag'
! Of the big street car strike on in Chi
icago, attempts Of street railways il