Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-27
GALLUP ~0tnAriN0s,
"On the Track" Sends In a Good Batch Of
Interesting Notes,
Special Correspondence.

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Special Correspondence.
Gallup, July 26.-The young folks gave
a dance On last Thursday evening which
wa we'll attended, aud Jolly nice dance
wa the verdict OF one who was there.
As u mutual friend used ~ remark, 81
have been under this weather" for some
time, hence the absence OF the letter from
the Diamond burg. During that time
the 'dOn's Of society followed each other
In such quick succession that | can only
recall "a sslediOscopic sound OF dinners,
breakfasts, lunches and various other
functions which were without doubt zach
and every one the most enjoyable event
OF the season and gave the usual amount
OF pleasure TO the entertained and
trouble to the. entertainers. Mrs. ID. NJ.
Richards gave a farewell dinner In
honor OF the teachers, which was served
in the Harvey house dining rooms. MIR.
Kenyon being the caterer. Each course
from the first to the bringing In OF the
tiny cups Of cafe noir was thoroughly
enjoyed. The remainder OF the evening
was spent in social c%oncourse ut the
home OF the host and hostess.
MIR. n Mrs. klsie gave a party In
honor OF Mrs. j, ID. O'Brennan and daugh-
ters the evening before their departure
for Europe, which was one OF the best
times Imaginable. and save for the re-
greet OF losing these friends. was without
n flaw. All the members Of the orchestra
were present except Miss Mclntire,
which vacancy was 1lled by Mrs. Nd
Hart. Many beautiful pieces we're
played; d.. &. Russell sang several songs
which we're appreciated, then the young
giIls, Mabel, Georgia and Marcella
played n number OF piano pieces. after
which a delicious lunch OF CO kes, cream,
sherbet, confectionery. fruit and nuts
was served. A committee. including all
the gentlemen. WAS appointed TO ascer-
tain when the train would be In and dur
ing their absence an imprOmptu cake
waltz wa gotten up by the ladies. which
the gentlemen Immediately joined on
their return and we all took the cake.
After seeing 1rs. j. ID. O'Brennan and
daughters, accompanied by Father Mar
tin, safely on board the cars. the guests
went home tired, but with the conviction
that n OF the hsppiest evenings OF their
life had been the one spent at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Elsie.
Father Juillsrd. accompanied by Mrs.
W. Weaver. Miss Jones and their guest.
Miss Armijs, called on DR.. Nichols at
fort Wllghte last week.
Several OF the elite Of the fort took
dinner with Mrs. Palmer ketner re-
Gently.
Miss Martin, on her return from the
camping outing, spent several days In
Gallup, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Risdon.
and WA the recipient OF many social
courtesies, such ~ dinners, luncheons,
etc, at the homes OF Mines. Cotton. Ket-
ner, Lannigan. Watkins and E~dmondsOn.
Messrs. Waring. Holmes, Stewart and
Risd0n drove up to the fort last Sunday
on business.
Mrs. and Miss Bretherton, OF Clarks.
Vile, have returned from their "Trip to
California, and are now at their coy
home a. the mines. Clarksyille IL q
beautiful situation for a mining camp,
and the home OF the elder Brethertons
would be u revelation to the majority Of
| fasteners who never saw life In our
western mining centers.
Thanks to the kindness OF Mrs. Palmer
ketner. two Of her lady friends I'D joyed q
drive TO Clsrkville on Tuesday. and had
the pleasure OF calling on Mrs Brother.
ton and daughter.
Several OF the lady friends Of Miss Mar
tin, prominently Miss G. Cotton. Mrs.
L.annigan and Mrs. X. ~Edmundson, got
up" a fancy dress bail for the evening
before her departure for Iowa. The gen
tlemen were asked to wear u costume
such IA might auit the taste Of All "ebony
swell" the ladies TO appear ~ high toned
bellies" The idea originated with the
%Brsthertons it IL said, and was happily
carried out. Some OF the costumes were
"%killing;' some not too ludicr0us to be
pretty. Miss Lawrence, Mrs. Bretherton,
Jr.. Mrs. Cotton and Mrs. Carmen, IA also
the young ladies from Fort Defiance, were
80 X" ~ dusky charmers in attire and
manner at least. Mrs Kenyon il a lovely
little lady and Il graceful dancer and Mr.
+. Patterson brought down the house
with his dusky antics, but MIR. h. H0lme,
and his partner for the walk" Mrs. Pal
mer Ketner, took the cake" literally
Mr.. Holmes costume was "a copy OF one IN
the Examiner, with silk hat, sane, cuff
on ankles, gay tie, handkerchief, etc
Mrs. kitDer wore u pale blue dress, "A yell
low sash. plaid evening gloves and hose
TO match a garden OF lowers" for u hat
with long yellow ties, and there Ia not "A
cOlOred belle but would have envied her
the possession OF the SWEETEST suit nj the
ball.
Mrs. W. Show and family have moved
into the one Of Mrs. O'BannOn's houses
recently vacated by Mr.. s. Cannon and
family. OFF!THE-TRACK.