Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22

bright They made all parties feel at
home, aud kept dancing constantly 90.
ing
To W. W. Pope. probably more than
any other one person, IN duo the success
~ last evenings brilliant farewell reccp
ton and banquet. lie was chairman ~
the committee " arrangements, and II ~
SAID 1t VAS hc who engineered the affair.
Bssilc' being capital manager ~ n
big rai!roHd company, and liberal man.
agcr Ut that, d. u. Robinson IL nlsb
first class dancer. lila wife eau alsu keep
up with thnee many years her Junior.
Both were gay among the gayes, waltz
ers last evening
q. W Meylert and wife, o' the San Re
lipe, we're ~ active hs lie, aud watched
that all guests were OF joy ing themselves,
especially at the banquet feast, which
consisted ~ well scGsuned, suba,aStiAl
food, followed 10y elegant cakes aud nice
ly favored ice cream.
The display II large cakes Ut Ice from
the CrySial lee company, IN which ia
can lescrnt lights we're frozen, lllum
mating thc pure lee cakes aud also
IN which roses aud buqucts ~ Roses we're
frozen we're greatly admired aud DID
mucn toward cooling oil the dancing de.
partments.
ID. Is Robinson aud wlie stOod under u
canopy ~ ferns ~ the ladcs ordinary
adjoining the dining room. aud received
the gucs,s, being introduced To- those
whom they did not know 10y Judge W &.
Hazlcdins MAYOR Joseph T., SAINT W.
Is. Childcrs, il. l.. keasgy, Andrew Smith,
John Dcnhir. g. W. Greenwood. W. J..
! Fox aud Others
\ certain young rAuchman vas IN a
humor to deliver u lecture un the ChInch
bug at the reception, but friends inter
fered Later Gu he called at the bed
room door ~ friend, having n lighted
Chinese lantern IN his hani, aud wanted
To- show hun the sights ~ the city.
Judge W. -. Lee and wife arrived IN
the rrty Thursday night irom the north
TIE Judge adjourned supreme court a,
Santa fe 80 M 10 be present ut the re-
cep,ion ~ his friend, d. y. Robinson
aud Mrs lN'a shortened her visit at Lns
Vegas 10 get here III order To- enjoy tn,
festivities
In prominent lettots, jus, IA the guests
entered the Indies ordinary from tn,
dining room, these words greeted al
corners; "Prospcrty to Oar Quest -
Is, r. Here in the ordinary were the
choicest flowers, and on u stand, or rath
er the dining bureau, all the finest Euro
peau Roses were % be soen.
The outside OF the large hotel wat
beautifully decorated aid grandly lllum
mated with lncandcsceut electric an,
Japanese lights. AZ the east side en
trance hung horse shoe, shaped out al
tin, each side with all kinds ~ coloret
glass, which looked pretty, INT up by &c
incandcscent light. Just above IN,
horse shoe TIA, Hord Farewell" mad,
out OF everereens. was PLAINLY seen.
The Guards marched from their Ar
mory at SO y. m, Loaded by the oil,
town brass band, which was followed b!
Che drum corps. After arriving at lh'
, hotel and going through several evolu
,ions, they marched back 10 the Armor,
aud dispersed. Some of the boys tbei
donued their dress suits, while others ap
peared IN their uniforms for dancing.
SAID a good looking daughter, strong
prohibt,ouist, 10 her father, whom sh,
noticed frequently slpplug n refreshing
glass ~ claret punch. Il am reall!
. shocked, father" The old gert replied
"Daugh,cr, you can drink all night q
this beverage without feeling IN ia,
/ least tlpsy." The daughter u momen
later was seen at the punch tables her
self