Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-11
Santa Fe Society Notes

therefore the announcement that
representative collection Of his land
scapes is now being shown VIII BE
cause for congratulation among ms
admirers, who are numerous. TherC
are no figures, which is something OF
disappointment One of the most
impressive larger canvasses ls
storm i'm the Sierras." The DARK
drama of the storm, played IN the
vast amphtheater of mountains paint
ed deep purple and lapis la2uli, IS en-
acted before the pines that stand axe
austere and stately spectators watch-
ing the swift withdrawal OF the
sweeping curtains OF rain. other IN
teresting big pictures are Forest on
TETON Ranch" Mountain Stream at
Matilda" and "Topanga. In the first
we see patches Of golden sunlight
PLAYING amid evergreens and making
their dark foliage light and lovely
with color. A soothing quiet broods
over the scene. The same peace
fitness haunts "Meuntain stream,
which has been painted In the cool %
the late afternoon. The creeping
chill Is found on the rocks ard In the
trees and in the limpid jadegreen OF
ti3e stream that hurries down its
rocky terraces. A tender aflerglow
rests on the distant mountains. In
"Topanga, we have fields burned
tawny gold by the summer sun, the
hills above them show purple. Among
the smaller landscapes | liked espe-
cially Sunset at Balboa yellow
streaks of light between level purple
clouds over marshes; Foothills,
far-off mountain light blue ana llght
green. all at rest Under serene blue
-. 4. 10. ct al
of gray sand with hint of the blue
ness Of the sea to the left. the peace
ful sky being pearly and blue-gray."
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PARTY FOR MISS FRANZ.
Miss Lucero had two tables of
Bridge TUESDAY afternoon in honor Of
Miss Margaret Franz who left for her
home saturday, after having spent the
winter as the house guest Of Mrs u.
M. Fiske. The guests of the afternoon
were Mesdames Fiske, Morley, Diaz,
MeGnllvaiy. Murray, Hayden, Mar
shall and the Misses Marion and
Franz The prize for highest score
went to Mrs. Hayden. while Miss
Franz was presented with guest S
prize. Mrs. Helen Harrison entertain
ed for Miss Franz at bridge ON Mon
day evening.
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IN HONOR OF MRS. ABBOTT.
Thursday afternoon Mrs T. n Win
ter entertained informally in honor Of
Mrs. A. j. Abbott, who, with Judge
Abbott has been visiting at the home
of Judge and Mrs. II, G. Abbott Fiji
teen of Mrs Abbott's old time friend
were invited TO spend the afternoon
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THE MONDAY CHR
On Easter Monday. the Monday club
held their regular meeting at the
home Of Mrs Warren King A num-
Der of guests were also invited, so It
was really a marty IS well as club
gathering The club prize, a pair OF
silk stockings, was won by Mrs. Yontz
and the guest prize, box OF Jonqulis
and mignonette. fell to Mrs. Spitz. The
guests beside the regular club mem
hers were Mrs. Spitz, Mrs. Hedding,
| Mrs Bowman, Mrs. Ira Grimshawi
Mrs Barker Of Chicago. Mrs. Wood
ruff. Mrs. Yarnell Mrs. Mardorf, Mrs,
| GRAY and Mrs Dunlavy. The CLUB
meets tomorrow with Mrs. Burrows.
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/ AT THE EXECTTIVE MANSION.
4 Mrs. Mcdonald entertained Thurs
4 day afternoon atcards The mansion
was most inviting in decorations OF
yellow and white. the Spanish coiors'
which were also carried out in the re-
freshments. There were eleven tables
OF bridge and the guests numbered
fifty. Miss Olsen and Miss Conrad
assisted
/ Wednesday evening Federal Judge
Page Morris Of Duluths Minn~ and