Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-27
MORE MAS D0lNGS
Dance at Wool Securing Mills =.
Mission School Entertain ents.
AT THE INDIAN SCHOOL

mltls hrm ~inaugurated a new departure
at their big place Of business that OF
clearing away the floors Of ali obstruc.
ton and giving a dance to their en-.
ployes. The scheme was followed up
again this Christmas. and on Monday
night everybody at the mills enjoyed a
most delightful dance. Messrs. Bear
rup, Edie and Wilkinson were present
in person and saw TO Il that all the en-.
ployes, with q few invited friends, had
a splendid time. At midnight, a
fine lunch was ferved, and at 3 O'Clock
Tuesday morning the party broke up.
wishing the wool courer q MERRY
Christmas themselves and a Happy
New Year"
MISSION SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
Monday afternoon the pupils Of the
Presbyterian Spanish Mission school
gave an entertainment which was at
tended by a number Of people OF the
city. The program consisted OF songs
and recitatiOns which were appropri-
ate to the season and showed great ad.
vancement 10y the pupils i'm the English
language. The work Of this school Is
steadily advancing. the scholars taking
q pride In their work and studies,
while the instructors In charge are
much encouraged by the advancement
made.
THE INDIAN SCHOOL.
The government Indian school held
festivities rs usual, the pupils present
ing a fine literary and musical pro-
gram. a novel feature of the exer-
cises wa the distribution of gifts
through a temporary postofiice, each
and every inmate receiving from Uncle
Sam u present through one of his de-
partments, making II a fine object
lesson. IL Is not hard to imagine that
the wards of the nation appreciate the
practice Of celebrating the holiday
season OF their protectors.
AT THE o'RIELLys.
A delightful children's party was
given Christmas eve. at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. O'Rielly whose
bright little o entertained his play.
mates and invited Sauta Claus TO be
one Of the party with the result that
every little heart was made happy by
receiving from a handsome Christmas
tree, presents that are at this season sc
acceptable to the little ones. Games
and refreshments also served to occupy
the time, and Master O'Rielly's party
was voted a grand success.
AT LUTHERAN CHURCH.
The German Lutheran church OF
North Third street was on Christmas
night the scene of an interesting and
prettily arranged entertainment. A
large crowd OF young and old witnessed
u program Of literary and musica.
numbers, and there was much enjoy,
ment In watching the distribution Of q
multitude OF presents from a gorgeous
Christmas tree that was seemingly In,
exhaustible. Everybody received q
present and had a good time.
CHRISTMAS NIGHT AT NEHER's.
Whose Baby Are Your" one Of the
funniest farces ever written, was pre-,
sented at the Neher opera house
Christmas night, and a full house
greeted the company. The author Of
the piece mixed pure farce and refined
vaudeville, and the company success
fully brought out all points In pre-,
senting the play. The cast included
the California nightingale, Misses
Mabel Meredith, Franklin Gale,
Dorothy Deane, Alice Williams anc
Messrs, Francis X. Hope, Len IL.
Newcomb, Fred Hearn, Fred II. Run,
nells, Roy Foster and others vel
known In farce comedy. The side
splitting situations and the amusing
complications were highly enjoyed, anc
"Whose Baby Are Your" will long be
remembered AS the most ludicrou.
play presented here on a Christmas
night.
THE NEXT NIGHT.
Whose Baby Are Youg" was fol
lowed last night by the appearance o
the Original Nashville Students and
again a large crowd visited the opera
house. The musical comedy AUNT
Hannah's Reception Day" Is wei
adapted to bring out to their full ex.
tent the mirth provoking powers o.
this organization, and in consequence
everybody was delighted. The COS.
tunes were rich but tasteful and vel
adapted to the needs Of each scene.
The solo work was beyond criticism
and the chorus showed careful training
ut the hands of j. Bernie Barbour. the
musical director, who presided at the
organ and played u number OF selec,
tions composed 10y himself. As TO the
stage performance honors were equall,
divided between Arthur Jones, VIII
Owens and Chas. Brown, Misses Liver,
pool and Barnette and Madame Nal
lory, the leading lady. Miss Silvia
Barnette's song, My Little Georgia
Rose was especially well received.
and the Honolulu dance, the cake walk
and the buck dancing contest as d
finale We're well executed by the entire
company.
The company will again be the at
traction at the opera house tonight.