Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-11-03
SATURDAY SALAD.
TUESDAY NIGHTS GERMAN.

TUESDAY NIGHTS GERMAN.
The favor german given to the young
people by Mr.. and Mrs. Lorion Miller
last Tuesday evening complimentary to
Miss Josephine Solignac, the charming
niece of Archbishop Chapelle, was one of
the most delightful affairs ever attended
in this city. 1t had been anticipated with
pleasure by the young society folk from
the time of its formal announcement; and
it is certain that the delightful hospitality
of the entertainers, the social qualities of
the lady in whose honor the entertain
ment was given, and the elegant COM
pleteness which characterized even the
minutest details of the evenings pleasure,
left no room for anything but thorough
satisfaction of all the anticipations that
had been aroused. The elegant toilettes
worn by the ladies present, the beautiful
aoral decorations, Hastily arranged, and
greatest of all, the radiant loneliness OF
the representatives of the fair sex pres.
emit, made scene of rare beauty and one
which will not soon be forgotten by
those present. The profusion of crysan-
themums and smilax which adorned the
parlors and dancing hall we're presented
by Mrs. Thornton, Miss Maggie Johnson
and Miss Eugenia Manderheld and the skill
with which they were arranged was due
to the exquisite taste of Mrs. E. A. Bos-
tick, the mother of the hostess. The
evenings pleasure started with the ger
man, which was gracefully led by Mr..
Sherrard Coleman aud Miss Solignac.
The figures, under the management of
Prof. Landrum, were novel and beautiful,
com pretending the handkerchief, whip,
looking-glass, post Office, rolling pin and
other popular variations. In the rolling
pin figure DR.. Brady especially distin-
guished himself and received as result
of his skill the pleudits of the ball room.
The favors, which constituted so delight
full feature of the german, numbered
$50 in all and we're as elegant as have
ever been seen in Santa Fe. Exquisite
pieces of filigree work, Japanese articles,
and other similar souvenirs were pre-
scented. Mrs. Thomas Smith and Mrs. j. l..
Bulls presided at the favor table. The
couples danced the german in the follow
ing order: Mr.. Sherrard Coleman and
Miss Solignac, Mr.. James Hughes and
Mrs. Duncan, Mr.. Francis Baker and Miss
Jennie Keller, Mr.. Sublet Shelby and
Miss Maud. Keller, Mr.. Geo. johnson and
Miss Morrison. Mr.. Frank Hudson and
Miss Baker, Mr.. Fred Alley and Miss
Florence Baker, Mr.. Arthur Seligman and
Miss Belle Ilfeld, Mr.. Geo. Brady and Miss
Ida LOOMS, Mr.. Arthur Hurt and Miss
Carrie Palen, DR.. Brady and Miss Berta
Hurt, Judge Smith and Mrs. Bulls, Mr..
Lerlon Miller and Mrs. Smith, Capt.
Bulls and Mrs. Miller, and lastly little
Lorion Miller and Miss Wrenetta Miller
whose dancing was one of the features of
the evening.
At the conclusion of the german, at
1880 o'clock, delicious refreshments were
partaken of, followed by general dancing,
which lasted for an hour or two, after
which those present reluctantly took their
departure. 1t 10 certain that guests never
made their adieus with pleasantier
thoughts of an evenings enjoyment than
those who found themselves at this too
early conclusion of Tuesday evenings en-
tertainment In the complete pleasure
of the evening, Secretary and Mrs. Miller
had fully sustained the reputation which
they have gained as prominent factors
in the social life Of this city.