The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-22
CHURCHES

circles the next few weeks. The
matrOus pI resent who were specially In
yitcd guests were; Mesdames w. ~.
Hope 4. -. McMilien. y. McCanna.
W \. keieher. Horner. Boidt. Hag-
gard. stortz. Bullock. Laurence Lee.
Kirk snyder. y w. Fee, Hawkins,
Rcll NJ 1. Stern Lester Cooper. Trot-
ter. Members aud rnshecs were
Misses Myrl Hope, Julia Keleher
Katherine Kelcber, Margaret McCan-
"a, Katherine Littlc. katherine Con-I
way, Hazel Hawkins. Wilma Snyder,
Grace stortz. irene Boidt. Helen Vin-
cent. Irene Fee. Anette Weinman.
Anita Hubbeli, Evelyn Trotter. Louise.
boli. Dorothy Mcmillan. Z. S%prickard.
Kathleen Lone. Evelyn Long. Lorraine
Long. Airs W. a. Long.
.
Social i,cvcis NJ the CiuD Asnin.
Time was when the Albuquerque
Commercial club was the social enter.
Of the city. and Indeed. Of th.s portion
% the state. II would appear from
"a care received by -. - Mckee. score
tary Of the club. that this condition ir
% mcpsure. at least. was likely to be
revived at least during the occupancy
Of camp Funston by the men of the
feder1lized national guard.
The card reads.
The Nuns Of the First y VI. in-
fantrv request the pleasure OF your
company at the opening Of their CLUB
Monday evening. September %. 1917
at nine O'Clock.
Dancing. Commercial club.
II devclopes that the non-comnis-
stoned officers ~ the First New Mex
leo Infantry have secured space In the
Commercial club building: and are
going To- conduct something In the
nature ~ social club. they propoae. to
estabiith a reading room. billiard
room and chess nd whist room. The
negotiations, which have led up 10
the establishment Of this club. have
been conducted mainly by Mainr
stern and Secretary Mckee. and IS
a very popular move with the citizens
u Albuquerque. who wish TO see the
soldiers stay mons ms made as pleas
ant as possible.
About two hundred invitations To
prominent citizens of Al%buuucrque. as
well as miiitiamen. have been gent
out The list includes the directors Of
the Commercial club. and the secre-
taryi and the directors Of the Chamber
Ut Commerce and the secretary.
90
Hearts and Flowers.
IN ideal marriage ceremony. such
an one as will he remembered with
Inv hN fh. urtfU.uu.u ss.g sI.. .4t...t
az the kemponich home. as West
Central, Wednesday evening. The
parlors with the winding stairway In
the large reception hall seems to have
been built for the scene. Magic
touches by decorators had transform
ed the interior Of the house into fairy
land. Pink and blue was the color
motif carried out Ia minute details.
Raiiiura of stairway disappeared be-
hind dropping plOmosis ferns. flow
er7 and vines. Palms and potted
plants banked the walls and windows.
An improviiaed altar az the center of
tho front parlor was q background
of white blooms. with pillars wrapped
In white ribbons and trailing plomo-
sis. overhead from n cHnopy Of ferns
from The altar To the chandelier
swung % huge wedding ben Of white
Flowers Due hundred relatives and
friends present. lifted their eyes To
tho stairway. when ~ 3 o'clock the
musicians struck up the Lohcngrin
march. The wee flower girls appeared
to be- animated flowers as thy tripped
down tn" E~re"n-banked stairs. These
were Evelyn Stern. Louise kOhn.
Kathleen Miller aud Elizabeth Nord-
hausc They wore white frocks with
broad Pink sashes, crowned with pink
moline wreutns, and their faces veiled
in fuli pink moline draping that fell
below TIA" shoulders. caught at the
ROY with pink rose buds. White
baskets Of pink aud blue flowers tied
with great tulic bows were carried by
thes" hcrulds OF happiness.
Tn" ush"rs, Froomed faultlessly in
evening dress. came next These were
Alfred Kompcnich aud Eugene Kem-
pouich brother and cousin Of the
bride. Following the usher was the
room Mr. Julius Cams. who In fun
dress suit. worthily filled the heroic
part in th" bridal procession. MIR.
| Cams wts attended hy his brother
| in-laW Mir Myer Freeman.
hfl 'tli' TWO hiiNfHiiiAlhf, Mrs
Leopold Myer and Miss Gladys Free
man, the latter q niece Of the groom.
CliuginE white drapcrics over char
meusc was Mrs. Myers gown. and
Miss Freeman's was whi.e net over
satin Both wore sashes OF Alice
blue. ana simply coiffed hair twined
with flowers The bridesmaids car
ricd THEN great hoquets OF dsters tied
with streamers OF ribbon 10 white
walking canes Miss Lillian KEN
pcnich came neN walking alone as
maid 81 honor Her pouuant, blond
STYLE was well suited In the dress OF
white tulle over satin with silver cloth
bodice Tho maid OF honor bore a
unique floral muff, with trailing bow
Of tullo
Then followed the bride leaning on
the arm 81 her father, Mr. L. KEN
pcnich. The latter wore the regula.
ton dress suit The bride made al
exquisite picture ia the filmy CLOUD
of Wllc Owe satin envelopcd In d
tull length tulle veil Her bouquet
WAS Of orang blossoms aud hllies OF
the valley that fell In a Shove 20 tn,
hom OF her It's sprays inter.