Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-30

blue velvet, entire front OF gold embroid-
cred silk; decolete and sleeveless, opal or
naments.
Mrs. Max. Luna. very pretty gown OF
light blue, striped silk. made dec0lete and
sleeveless; pearl necklace and la France
Other ladies' assisting In receiving:
Mrs. Solomon Luna, gown Of yellow
and black silk, low c0rsage, trimmed
with yellow chiffon.
Mrs. Bergere, evening waist Of figured
.colored silk, with black satin skirt;
diamond necklace.
Mrs. La Rue, Of Las Vegas, blue and
white silk, with trimmings OF white
lace.
Mrs. Gulliford, handsome costume of
black velvet and jetted lace; Russian
head dress.
Mrs. Rapp, light figured silk waist,
with skirt Of black satin.
Mrs. Spiess, black silk and tulle, with
red roses.
Miss Palen, white figured tulle over
white silk.
Miss G%ulliford, embroidered swiss over
pink silk.
The lady guests all being in full even.
ing dress enhanced the beauty OF the
Gene.
Some particularly handsome costumes
we're.
Miss Bette Massie, black silk, with
trimmings OF burnt orange velvet on the
iow cut cOrsage.
Mrs. AmadO Chaves, white Organdie,
with lace trimmings, pink roses:
Mrs J. Leahy, Of Ration, white swiss
over pink silk. -.
Miss Stoneroad, white Organdie with
elaborate lace trimmings over pink silk.
Mrs. Upton. jetted lace over black silk.
Miss v. OterO, peach silk, low cut cor
saqe. draped with pink chiffon.
Mrs. IrelaBds gray silk with trimmings
u old rose.
Mrs.. Bowman, OF Las Cruces, very
| pretty gown Of light figured silk.
Mrs. Mennet, OF Las Vegas, white lace
over white silk.
Mrs. Duncan. Of Las Vegas. black silk
| diamond ornaments.
Miss Crane. black silk, trimmings OF
%turQuois blue velvet.
The members Of the governors stan
were present In full uniform, and guests
were presented by Adjutant General
Whiteman, assisted by Captains Level
Ign and Curry, OF the First United States
| volunteer cavalry. Punch was served In
the library, and q choice lunch daintily
served, was given In the dining room,
consisting OF chicken salad, finger rolls
and coffee.
The decorations were chaste and els
CANT, and showed rare skill and artistic
taste In choice and arrangement. lu
the hallway, the handsome Navajo rugs
In different cOlOrs and q variety of pat
terms were suitably placed about TIT
door, specially attractive ones dec0rat
ing the walls and lounges. In n cor
ner stood the fine silken flag of the New
Mexico squadron OF the First volunteer
cavalry, mistletoe was prettily huns
,rouni the castings OF the doors leading
from the hallway, and set OIL we'll thI
p0rlieres In the doorways. A very lsrgl
American flag was draped from thu
second floor, partiti0ning OIL the stairway
entirely and at the rear OF the hallwa,
was hung q handsome hammock made M
in national colOrs. The band Of tn,
First cavalry regiment was stationed oil
the second floor at the head OF the stair
case, where they favored the guests dur
ing the evening with marches and otheI
music of a popular character.
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the hall was decorated In green and red
admirably set of In mistletOe; red carna
ton flowers and ornamental red candle
formed prominent features OF the Orna
mental attractions in this part OF tn
mansion. In this room the ever pleasing
mistletOe Was used to effect In decoration
In various forms and tancies, indicating
an elegant taste In arrangement. Tn
library Of the governor on the opposit
side OF the hall was differently. but mos
pleasantly decorated. the features In thi
case being the delicate smilax. with fes
ICONS OF pink ribbons, pink c~arnstion
and rhoice flowers, radiating from the In
candsscent light In the center OF the rcor
TO ths -four corners.
There were numerous and choice brlc
q brac set about the apartment, thus add
ing TO its beauty. and the fine library @
the governor Offset the whole In q mos
agreeable way. The library was a de
served attraction during the reception
and the good taste Of the owner In th
choice Of reading and study was favor
ably commented upon.
The dining room was an attraction
, both In the way of decoration a. well d
for the choice OF viands that were serye(
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. central incandescent lamp a. In the ca
OF the adjoining library. and on the cent?
OF the carved wood table Was set IA lare
and unusually choice bouquet OF Amer
can Beauty roses OF q rich deep marco
blush that would have delighted Il
q heart Of a painter, and which were niue
0 admired. The table, bouffet and mantle
we're adorned with pink candles, then
laIvaa ont ON ~ a~tyuntaua with amaII
Communications, and pink ribbons In u
A style OF table scarfs artistically bow,
q and placed, were additional and appr
n pirate features OF attraction.
a Not only was the interior OF the ma
u sion decorated, but Chinese and Japane
lanterns we're hung In the front pore
' which made a pretty showing. and lei
4 charming effect TO the exterior OF Il
a house In the moonlight.
Among those invited from out OF Il
" city are the following:
Il The following members OF the Thirt
third Legislative assembly were invite
Col j. Frank Chayes. president OF Il
council; Councilmen T.. b. CatrOn. 7
!, Burns, q. A. Richardson. I. A. finici
" j, A. Ancheta, j. s. duncan, Eugen
m Romero, n. o. Bursum, NJ. MARITIME
II Thomas Hughes, j. NJ. Valdez. Gar
10 Max. Luna, speaker OF the house; mel
I bers-W. Il. II. ~Lleweilyn, Nencesl
J. %Jarramillo. X. p. Barnes, b A. ROmel
NJ. Baca, Pedro Sanchez, Frank Stapli
ar X. A. Baca. II Gutierrez, W, n Schulz
CelsO Baes, Victor 0rtega, W. KilpatriC
~ NJ. Valdez, J. X. Wharton, X. Gsllegos,
O. de Herrera, A. ID. Mcintosh, j, X. Guy,
n. T. d. Lieb. Z. Trujill0. Marcial Valid,
f.. ii Winston. The ladies OF the fan
lies OF these gentlemen were included
ia the invitations.
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