The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10

MttS. tAhIltDNN HitlIltsl.
prCttily appointed. and notable Tor
the pleasure Of each guest was tho
bridge Thursday afternoon when Mrs.
Fred Cameron was hostess TO 20 de
voices Of tho game.
when scores were counted and
prizes given out. there were obs and
uhs OF delight Every prize was a
piece OF novelty china, hand painted
bN Mrs. Cameron. Thc score prize
WIS won By Mrs opstriCh. the cut
prize by Mrs Conner, and the guest
prize awarded to Miss Nphu Conner
\ two course luncheon uf choice
dohDacies was the nnale of a perfect
afternoon.
IMPRESSIVE HOME WEDDING.
lu the presence Of family and In
inmate friends. before an lmpruvised
floral altar. Miss Mabel Abigail kim
htIl % Mr. Walter Frederick lur-
can plightod their martial vows We'd
T'sday morning at the home ~ he
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ.
kImbaII. sol ". silver venue. The
setting WAS ideal Tor the simple dig
rH'y 81 the occasion that marks the
greatest event boz life. At ten o'clock
the maid ~ honor. Miss HELEN KIM
bail sister Of the bride led the bridal
pair To tho altar u ferns, poinsctlas
and smiluN. The bride was exquisite
ly dressed In her goiug away suit Of
silver tone reindeer cloth trimmed In
Hudson seal Her fetching topue ~
match the suit and her brides bouquet
uf roses and sweet peas were sartor'
ipl complement that completed =
r.rh toilet. TIE only ornament worn
was q string e gold beads, an heir
loom In the family. that were worn
hv the brides p%aternal grandmother
on her wedding day
After the ceremony the company
went into the dining room that wal
1900 F.uHNNnIN ir mink md NnNft
roses ana carnations, the table heinf
specially pretty in pink. the tavorii'
color 81 the brides. The Weddini
breakfast served was a worthy clima'
~ the pretty nuptial festival. TIT
groom IN "a handsomc cNnaval man
who has the distinction ~ being tn
first volunteer In his home county q
&rbraskn before America entered tn
war. lie served four years in IN.
electrical department ~ the navy.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jordan left the sam
day for santa Fe and other points q
interest In New Mexico. AMER rc
turning for q brief visit here, the
win 60 to harrington, Nehrdsks, &
make their home
SORORITY soIRfE.
The active members Of the SISTER
hood Of the mi Nh, Will entertain d
Inc chapter home this cvrulnl
Eighteen couples have been invited
dance.
ron MRS. MILLS.
Mrs. John Milne was at home TO
rotcrie OF intimate friends OF her no
or guest. Mrs. Daisy huntzinget MN
yesterday afternoon
GRAND BALL.
First hall being the great event
tho winter In Albuquerque caWc
mass. one thousand dancers ftHpon
ed to the invitation to moot rtch nih
and TO meet oficinls Of the rallW'
systcm who had come to meet them
rbe armory was dressed as guilN
such a bare place can be Flags mo
tn,s Of safety First, lanterns. we
bunr about the walls that were =
lIr,ci hy grocncrN suggesting 'hit'
mas time.
mttt,c I'm charge an dressed 90 q
evening suits presented t group IN
lent special dignity 10 the occasion
Though informally iu tho dress
dancers prevailed, the formal gld
march and an events of the wen Z
dcrcd program smacked OF iormuli
ma march was led Boy Mr. and N
NtINIurray. followed hy q. r. Bar
and daughter. Miss Belle. -Four hi
drcd couples marched tn IN" OPEN
Eycryhody was thcrc Tho DIRE
.J floor ommitt,C looked az
me comfort Of those on tho floor q
,ho., d.sirinr to chat \ touture u
.itr,t,. irrNcut applause was q
r,auo solo hy Miss Beatrice sells
She sans The Waters OF MI,
,,,l," tu the hirl-llke voice All
,.r1ucaus have learned 10 love.
no"tbUrst OF cheers brought her b.
to sing Elizabeth CARROTS song I
Iiumming Bird" Airs. Tom AuEl