Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-24

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form.
Tho society paper was read by Mr.. II.
g. Fitch. This official organ was brim
full Of fun and jokes, and hits at the
rival society.
Perhaps the most interesting feature
OF the program was The Experiences Of
a Rough Rider" by Garfield Hughes. who
gave In q very interesting manner the
trials and fluctuations OF a soldier on
Cuban soil. After his most interesting
address, he gave opportunity for ques-
tlons, and many we're the questions
asked by teachers, students and visitors,
ell OF which were answered by Mr.,
Hughes In a satisfactory manner. Gar.
field, a. the boys know the young soldier,
was enthusiastically received and ap.
plauded. The society provided q good
program, which was much enjoyed by
all present.
A BEAUTIFUL AFFAIR.
The social entertainment given by Mrs.
W. Y. Walton at the 0rchestrion hall
last night in honor OF Miss Stella Wal
tons debut into the society OF Albuquer-
que, was one OF the most brilliant and
al the same time one OF the most de-
lightful In the social history Of the city.
The lady and gentleman friends OF the
young lady were present and lent the
grace Of their presence to the suspicious
occasion.
The hall had been most beautifully
decorated under Mrs. WaltOn's artistic
eye. The prOfusion Of flowers. the beau
tiful gowns Of the ladies, the soft strains
OF melodious music and the many PEN
dent lights shedding brilliant lustre over
all, created q scene Of beauty which will
live long In the memory Of those who
witnessed II.
Toe evening was pleasantly occupied
In dancing the german. OF which Mrs.
Walton Is such a skillful instructor.
Sam. Pickard and Miss Margaret Kent
led In the figures, the following ladies'
and gentlemen participating in the
dance:
Mrs. G. X. Newhall. OF this city; Misses
Held, OF Santa re; Schultz, Of ri Paso;
Kent, Fox, Kellogg. Spencer, McAntire,
Saint, Dennis, Booth, Stevens, Potter,
Hughes, Wiley and Leila Armijo; Messrs.
Pickard, Merritt, Frost, Booth. Lee, Mat
son, Wllkerson, Paxton, Carscallen, Alger,
Kuhns, Stevens, Rosenwald, Spencer,
Hughes, Baker, Wilson, Brooks, j. II. and
". IL. Springer.
Others present were as follows: Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Keen. MIR. and Mrs. II. II.
Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Johnston, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Trimble, MIR. and Mrs. W,
7. McCreight, Mr.. and Mrs. X. W. Spen.
Ger, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cruise. Mr.. and
Mrs. @. X. Nswhall, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lee, Mrs. Geo. II. Frost, Mrs. G A. Camp
field II Attorney Ell l.. Medler.
The dancers and other guests were
served with dainty refreshments from
tables handsomely decorated with carna-
tions.
BALI AT " ARMoRY.
The seventh annual ball Of the Fergus.
son Hook and Ladder company was given
at the Armory last night. The balls given
by this company In past years are Justly
famed for their success and the pleasur,
they offered all those who participated II
them. 1t Is sufficient to say that the bal
this year was In no way inferior to thOsI
which have gone before. There werI
about 100 couples In attendance. Tn
floor wa In excellent condition, Oh,
music furnished by Dl MaurO's orchestra
was exquisite, the hall was cOmfOrtabl.
warm and everything combined to max
dancing most pleasant. Dan. Phillip
acted as caller for the square dance. II
which art he is 30 proficient. The dane
ing program included twenty. eight nun
bers aud II was far into the morning
before the last dancers left the scene o
their evenings entertainment.
= The following committees Ia
charge Of the Hook and Ladder con
q pAny's ball at the Armory hall last even
ing: Executive committee, X. b. Harscl
foreman; Roy Mcdonald. W. G. BOOtl
!. K. X. Gentry, W. II. Booth. Reception
a committee-B. Ruppe, II. s. knight, San
Akers, P. n, McCanna, ]. II. GainsleJ
A. j. StOckett. J.. S. Thmble, X. y
Harseh, G. N. Cundili. I. MeNulty
Floor committee j. Isher wood, nOC
manager; r. X. Gentry, NJ. 8. Tierney. ]
Murphy, Ralph Hill, X. Mcdonald, {
70 Mcdonald, ". Ii. Booth. W. G. Booth.
AFFAIRS o THIs EVENING.
A grand Thanksgiving dance will /
; held at the Commercial club this ever
ing. The program will begin at Of
o'clock, and 100 guests are expected b
the committee 10 attend.
Al the Congregational church IN
evening, beginning at 8 o'clock, a fl
y, musical and literary program will
20 carried out. Mrs. Allen, a most exec
lent lady. has furnished all the col
published In TIE CITIZEN for this col
cert, and has worked hard the past IA
ly weeks to make tho entertainment one
re the successes OF Thanksgiving,
Think OF itl Postum and sweet ,
Ne tato will be the Thanksgiving dinner
the A. Nj. Il. church. The ladies OF 4
yet church will commence 10 serve dinner
sw . o'clock this afternoon aud conlin.
until midnight. The 'pOsl ums were
cured from Missouri and are the best
Ts. be found In that 90 sun state.
os. Regular meeting OF the WOOdmI
d. Circle this evening at 1880 o'clock
Knights OF Pythias hall, All msmb'