Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-07
GRAND AFFAIR.
The Feast Of Days Entertain.
ment Last Night,
The ST. Johns Episcopal Ladies to
the Front.
A Worthy Scheme, which was Well At
tended and Patronized.
REMEmBER. ATTEND TONIGHT.

Last night, at the Yrisarri building, on
west Railroad Avenue, the ladies OF the
St. johns Episcopal church held forth,
aud everything connected Herewith was
a big success.
The supper. however. one OF the incest
departments attached TO the inner feel
ings OF man when properly applied, com.
m a. ced at the early hour Of y. IN aud
although SONS we're eating when TBE
CITIZEN representative arrived, this
most principal adjunct las mother pre-.
pared ~ was practically over.
On entering the building. Mrs. Hszal.
dine was found attending 10 the d
nances-thst OF receiving ten cents admis.
zion from each and every admittance,
AMI, IL Il stated to day. on unofficial yer
acity, thai the receipts OF Mrs Hazle-
dine's box will prove very pleasing t0
the Episcopal funds
When on the inside. after passing Mrs
tIazleilnes smiles and her pleasant
wOrde: ten cents. II you please" the
patron is bewildered by some Of the
prettiest and incest desigDed booths i'm.
sginable. and II would prove "Tom.
foot" job for TIE CITIZEN TO elaborate
singly upon them.
Brief mention IL made a. follows:
Sonday-ln charge OF Mrs. W. G. Leon.
ard, Mrs. II. II. Lee and Miss Margaret
Lee.
Tuesdsy-This booth was under the
supervision OF Mrs Felix Lester and Miss
Bertha Hegman.
wednesday -Mesdames u. j. Emerson,
j. NJ Hale ant X. N. Brown we're In
charge, Mrs. Emerson personally attend.
Ing to the selling OF the Autograph Cook
Book" which was compiled and edited by
herself and Mrs. B Balle Hall Small.
Thursdsy-This booth WAS under the
supervision OF Mrs, N. ". Flournoy and
Mrs. G. X. Newhall, who we're admirably
assisted by Mrs. II. Il. Twelvstrees.
Friday-hesdsmes h. 8. Rodey and g.
L. Brooks were noticed In charge OF this
booth. They were assisted by Miss Do.
l0res Oter0 and the latter = guest, Miss
Margaret Bnrns, OF Ris Arribs county.
Saturday. Mesdsmes Field, Childers
an Csmpaeld. assisted by Miss Han.
thorn, were In charge.
Candy--Mrs. William Holloway, as.
sited by sixteen pretty young ladies,
was In charge.
Cigsrs--This booth. where the gentle.
men with few dollars In their pockets
could secure a quiet smoke, was presided
over by Mrs. Jesse Miller and Mrs. Car.
son.
Lemonade and Flowers-Misses May
and Julia RsnisOn. Ethel Francis. BE
atrice Wilds. Minnie ana Olive Hawley,
Bessie Brooks and Nora Werner.
Fish Pond-yrs, A. b. McGaffsy and
Miss Rita Bser.
Coffee-Mr "A. y. Kearns, assisted by
Misses Stev Ds. a. zzle Wiley and Irene
Saint. II was Il this booth that sweet
music VIZ ren lsrad. the instruments be-
ing pres ded yer by Mrs. Fred. Lewis,
Misses a.cgaret Kent, Armijo and
Vann.
Supper--well, this department was In
most excellent hands, namely, Mrs. Thos.
Ramsdell, chairman; Mesdamss Dona-
hoe. Frost, Crosson, Brown, jerks, Vsnn,
Fox. Francis, Yewell and Blakley.
All the above booths. or rather depart
ments, where 'things are for SALE" we're
extensively patrOnizsd by those In at
tendance, and 1t must be confessed that
the cigar bO0th-there being no license
pinned 10 the wall-was most popular
and we'll patronized institution.
THE CONCERT PART.
The ladies had prepared fine musical
and instrumental program.
Miss Nellie Taylor rendered several ok
cellent solos on the piano.
Misses Kent, Armijo and Vsnn. and
Mrs. Fred Lewis delighted the spectators
with several mandolin selections.
Mrs. Blskley and Miss Hutzsl, and
Messrs. Newton and Albers sang ssvsra
beautiful selections. after which Mrs.
Robert Marion Brown delighted her
many friends and admirers by her con.
Irslto solo.
Miss Jnlia RenisOn. daughter OF Rev.
Renison. sang a most beautiful song.
after which the nights entertainment
,sme to close by Mise Nellie TAYLOR
rendering an appropriate piano solo.
TUIl EVENINH