Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-02
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Phone 1913

Hallowe' en-, goodness me! We could
write the name in our sleep, and get
the apostrophe in the right place,
too. Yes, Halloween parties all week
long, and other parties too, especial
~ on Tuesday. Cur Santa Fe cor
respondent heads paragraph Tues
days events and almost we could
match him this week, big recap
ton, a golden wedding, a ball, and
some other things. Only his, is a
highbrow Tuesday, and the Duke
City doesn't get that way So much.
till later. very much later, some
times, when 'our popularity around
the back ROOM" where we are
printed, is waning. and then the
matter that comes in the front door,
and in from the back is both Tn
sructive and interesting" =. it's
wonderful to know about things in
the first Of the week when thnre is
brand new supply OF adjectives,
and metaphors and seasopable flows
era all laid out and ready Honest.
we'd write column about the barn
door circus of skinny" ard Red"
If We got onto it by Thursday.
Isn't it thrilling that Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait is coming? And the
teachers? You have a room for a
teacher, haven't you?
D
We fear this week things will not
be so gay, everybody will be ont for
Red Cross, probably, Miss Latiner
and Miss Ferguson have baea so
convincing.
COURTESY TO MISS PYLE.
A magic touch transformed the
drawing room Of the Country club on
Tuesday, where amid gorgeous chrys-
anthemums, and tinted leaves, Mrs
John f. Simms and Mrs. Albert G.
Simms received from to 6, in honor
Of their niece, Miss Adeline Pyle
who will spend the winter here. Thus
three types of beauty and shades
of gown blended in lovely harmony
to greet the steady stream of guests
Mrs. John Simms wore white satin
with lace. the gown of Mrs. Albert
Simms was vatican blue with brown
net ana ribbons Of rose and brown,
and Miss Pyle was gowned in black
satin and embroidered net, carrying
pink roses. The woodsy effect of the
drawing room was alluringly en-
HANGED by the home,ikeness wrought
IN rug and couch around the fire.
place, IN this room, Mrs. Harry
Lee, Mrs. Melville Summers, Mrs.
Robert Dietz and Mrs. Harold 3
Jamison assisted, steering eventually
towards the diningroom, where Mrs.
Nell 3. Field, Mrs Clark NJ. Carr
and Mrs. W. +. Childers, presided at
a table which was a bower Of beau
~, with a center basket of chrys-
anthemums, many shaded candles in
silver scenes baskets of candies and
French pastry, platters of ice and
the coffee urns. From here bewitch-
ing butterflies fluttered about intent
on the distribution of edible lowell
ness, in the persons of Miss Adele
Carr in pastel pink, Miss Katherine
McMillen in blue satin and carol
brocade, Miss Flora Marshall in
white net, Miss Angelica Howden, in
deep blue satin, Miss Agnes Chill
ders in brown Jersey and turquoise. +
and Mrs. Harry Simms in seal blue
satin and tulle.
Exceedingly smart were the new
fall outdoor things personally por- /
trayed by the guests, Mrs. f. T. |
Chase being a stunning example in |
a mole skin coat, and a tight-fitting |
hat Of the same shade, with a grace |
full shower of paradise plume.
This affair was easily one OF the |
most elaborate in the history Of the |
club, a formal function, truly Ge-
lightful, and the cordial chatter was
indicative OF many reunions after
varying summer pathways.
o
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E Dietz cele-
brated their wooden wedding ami
versary on Tuesday, most informally,
with a drive to .Belen for supper. !
They received some very convenient
gifts enbellished with clever verse.
Mrs. r. W, Teller entertained her |
card club on Tuesday aft"raoon, as
sisted by Mrs. James GladdinG,
THE GOLDEN WEDDING.
There is so much more to ca |
Golden Wedding, than can go in
space in the mundane news, so on
Tuesday night when Mrs. Sarah |
Weir Mcdonald, and william Wal |
lace Mcdonald received to common |
crate their fiftieth anniversary, we |
wished we were a novelist or poet |
or something. You see, on the piano |
were daguerTeotypes of a lovely lady,