Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-13
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EDITORIAL SECTION
Santa Fe Society
Notes

Santa Fe furnished two June
brides the present week and both
won from all their many friends
most genuine congratulations. On
Tuesday evening Miss Helen Win
ter, one of the popular and widely
known young ladies of the Ancient
city, was married to A. +. Dorff,
who formerly resided in Santa Fe,
and who made a host of friends
here. There were "a guests in
vited to attend the ceremony at
the home of the brides parents,
Mayor and Mrs. r. z. Winter, and
all entered INTO the spirit of he
occasion, showering congrdtula-
tons on the happy couple. Rev.
Hamblin of the Presbyterian
church officiated in the ceremony,
and Mrs. Dorothy Carlisle was
bridesmaid, while Emory Moore
stood as best man. The house was
most beautifully decolpfed with
a wealth of flowers, and the dim
ner, served after the service, was
without flaw and most thoroughly
enjoyed by every attendant. They
went to the Grand Canyon and to
Seattle on a wedding journey, ex-
after Z. "1st l.
On the following morning an
other marriage took place at the
Catholic cathedral when Leonard
Murphy, an ex-service man, who
saw fighting in France. and Miss
Mary Cunningham, very popular
member of the younger set, became
man and wife. The ceremony was
performed at O'Clock in the
morning with Mr.. Comsky, close
friend of the groom, as best man,
and Mrs. George Mignardot, sister
Of the bride, as bridesmaid. The
young couple left on the afternoon
train for the wedding trip, and will
return to Santa Fe, where they VIII
reside. Both received most cordial
congratulations from the many
friends whom they both have won
in the city.
On Thursday evening at the
Methodist church there was most
enjoyable gathering of members OF
the church and those attending. III
was in the nature of a get-to -geth-
er meeting, and those present sat
down to a roast beef dinner pre-
pared by the masculine set. with
the ladies absent. At the close OF
the program three hearty cheers
were given by those who enjoyed
the meeting, for the good service
of the cooks anu the waters. After
the feast there was an evening OF
talks. At the head of the table
was the ever genial Hugh Williams
who acted as POSTMASTER, ana II is
needless to say that he filled the
bill in lust the manner that Would
be expected, with wit and )uds-
ment, For an hour and halt the
speakers held the floor. with Judge
Holloman leading off. The judge
spoke on Benefits of Attending
church" Then followed Judge
Roberts, who toasted THE LADIES'
M r. Dunleavy spoke on "Churcn
Associations and Their Value.
prof Rest of the high school re.
snonded to 1.-The Associations OF
The school and Church" w. II:
Roberts. chancellor commander OF
the x p. lodge, spoke on "Frater-
nal Societies and the Church. w.
g Townsend responded to the
toast. "FelIowship and Getting TO
getber" Rev. Marble told ABOUT
zone Thing After Another" Dr.
Morrison told of the Methodlst
church and its progress and stand
inc william Piatt gave toast W
"cslass and Success in Raising
Family, Frank Lovelace told OF
..Tha Necessity of Sunday ATTEND
once and Value of the SUNDAY
school" The evening was mos'
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Mrs, Earl E. Goodwin entertain
ad friends at bridge at her nome
on non Gaspar avenue THURSDAY
afternoon. Il
In honor of Mrs. Jerry Leahy OF
Ration, who is visiting her, slstel,
Mrs. John Joerns. Mrs. Howar~
Huey and Mrs. William Ewart gave
an afternoon bridge party 10
number Of guests on Friday AFTER
noon. Il
Mrs, Kate f. Hall entertained
the Evening Card club on FRIDAY
evening at her home on Galisteo
street.
Mrs Anna Townsend was hostess
IN the Friday club on Friday after
noon and Mrs. N. r. Gaseho enter
tanned the members on saturday
afternoon. -,
The Indian school held com
moncement exercises at the U. ).
indian school on June 6 and on
the evening of the 18th gave an IN
dian play called, "Ash-Fire at Os-
Kav," intended to depict Indian
i;fe It was most interesting
NAV. given remarkably well ana
very much enjoyed by those at
tending.
Miss Felicltas Kaune entertained
the teachers in the public school
at her home on Saturday afternoon
last. A three-course lunch was
served, after the social hour, ana
all unite in speaking of the ENJOY
ment that attended the afternoon