The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
BRILLIANT REJECTION
10 INWt


10 LAWYERS
Notable for dignity. marked by SIM
plicity. elegance and cordially. the re-
ception to the legal and the social
lights Of the state last evening was n
Of the functions that brighten the so
cial calendar OF the Duke city.
The hospitality OF royal brand was
extended by Mr. and Mrs. A.. H. Nc
Mullen to attorneys OF the local and
state Bar association and "a their
ladies. The interior Of the home was
a dream of beauty. the stately fur
nishinGs uelng enhanced by artistic
embellishments OF autumn blossoms.
The vinc-scrcened porch was
dressed in wicker chairs. settles n
. p%rofuslou of yellow dahlias ana
golden rod. In the reception hall.
gorgeous blue and white daiilias in
regal clusters, greeted the eyes % the
arrivals. the while Mr.. n Mrs. 9.
VI. Bolts. and MI. n Mrs. Laurence
Lee extended welcome to the COM
pany.
The parior In itstasteful d%ecora-
ton OF gorgeous gladioii, roses, lark
spur, and trailing clematis vines was
another beauty spot. where the softly
shaded incandcscents beautified the
scene, animated by gallant men and
lovely women. over the white ma n
piece dropped h Towering Vines.
topped off with clusters OF choice rose
buds and royal blue larkspur. In the
receiving line In the parlor were Mr..
and Mrs, McMillen. Hiram Dow pres
ident OF the state bar. n Mrs. Dow
~ Rosw ell. John Ncnable. president
of the local bar. and Mrs. Venabie,
Assisting IN this room were MIR. and
Mrs a e StrOup, Mr. u Mrs. VI. T..
Hickey and Capt. n Mrs. W. G.
Iteid.
Passing from the parlor into the
library. the guests mingled IN happy
conversation In an artistic room of old
blue CARPET. OAK hook eases filled
with treasures Of literature. topped
off with brass candclahra. and every
nook and mantci shelf filled with
baskets ~ choice dahiiss IN varied
shades Of red. Punch was h light
fcfrcstmcnt I'm his room.
TIL. dining room In TX harmonious
tints of an, gold and yellow was q
bower of prettiness In which Miss
katherine McMillen WAS the presid.
ing genius. The oak table was graccd
with a monster Japanese basket of
tan. crowned with a huge filmy bow
of golden tan malinc and filled with
yellow dahiiaa. Yellow candle in
silver service CLEANED bright In he
soft lights. When the lunch was
served. ohpclia roses were favors
passed on each guests plate. Several
special guests were present. Among
these were;
Mrs. Brooks OF Santa Pc. Mrs.
~ltocknfella Of Roswell. Dr, DE prasiin
of New orleans. Judge aud MtS.
Richardson of Roswell. Judge HOllo-
man u Mrs. IIolloman of Santa Re.
Mr.. and Mrs. lden. Mrs. II, II. Fergus
son. Mrs. n. ". H. Bryan and Mrs.
Edward Mann. The complete list was
mt o~btainahlc, but among the out
oi town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Wilson OF Santa tie, Mr.. and
Mrs, j. NJ. Hervey Of Roswell. Judge
!. e. Roberts and Mrs Roberts OF
Santa Re. Mr.. and Mrs. n. &. May
nard OF Roswell. MI. and Mrs. Robert
e. Dorm Of Caisbad, ~ "a McElroy
Of Tucumcari. william IL Roy Of
Iielcn and seventy. five others OF the
local association and wives.
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LUNCHEON ron VISITORS
bright with the loveliness Of smart
ly-gowned ladies'. cnliVened by the wit
OF cultured in~tellects. the luncheon in
Taft hall today was a feast OF beauty
n e~loquencc that Will finger long In
the memory OF those present
The guests were the ladies' ~ visit
ms lawyers here To attend the con-
Nention OF tho state liar association.
NNfn W tUf mtllbtIA pi INV l'fhi
tar were hostesscH.
Esthetic appointments and a dclec-
table menu were noted. hut were quite
collapsed by the hrilliancy OF CONVERSE
ton and a~fter.dinner speeches.
Mrs. A. ~ Stroup presided AZ toast
mistress with the grace Of "A versatile
r't and cordial hostess,
Respondents 10 the toasts and their
themes were: THE New Mexico Bar
association by Mrs. 7. a. Richard.
son Of Roswell, Tribute to American
Women of Today Mrs John W. will
son. The status of Women After the
War" Mrs Katherine Mabry, a mem
her Of the state Bar association "our
Next Bit OF Wra work Miss Mar
garet Hutchinson Of -. LOUIS
The hand painted place cards were
hits Of arr made by Mrs Westlake.
and pictured the flags Of the allies In
water colots. Mrs. NJ T., Hicky vas
chairman OF the committee on ar
tangements.
MRS. MABRy JOINS STATE BAR
Mrs. Katherine Mabry, who iaAt
a