Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-13
BACHELORS CLUB.
"Ys Lonesome Fellows" Royal En-
tertdiners Last Night.
A PLEASURE TO WRITE THEM UP.

The bachelors of this city-those
who had recently formed themselves
into a club to be known and called, for
the time being only, "Ye Lonesome
Bachelors in evidence last
night, and from O'Clock until almost
the dawn of another day held sway,
with many invited friends, at the hand
some Alvarado hotel
For weeks, in quiet way, the bach
| elors were arranging all details for
their reception and ball, and last
night with their committees stationed
conveniently throughout the big hotel,
everything connected with one of the
swellest and incest affairs ever held
in the territorial metropolis moved off
as smoothly as clock work.
The tables in the spacious dining
room had been removed, and chairs ar
| ranged around the walls. The floor
had been prepared, under the eyes Of
an artist, for the disciples of Terp-
sichore, while the spacious room had
been most artistcally decorated with
the choicest of California flowers and
plants, carnations and red pepper
plants predominating OF course there
were smilax, ferns and evergreens,
! showing that expense was not consid-
cred in the decorations.
! AS the guests entered the dining
room, or rather, now the ball room, the
ladies were presented with small bou-
quets of cut flowers, and a committee
of handsome young bachelors met the
! guests, escorting them to the west side
of the room, where they were intro
duced to the patT0nesses OF the ball
Mesdames G. w. Harrison, NJ, W.
Flournoy and Louis Ilfeld, Mesdames
F. II, Kent and G. l.. Brooks being alb
sent.
| AT $3.50 O'Clock dancing was an
nounced, the grand march being elm
mated, and to delightful strains of mu-
| sic from Professor Di Mauro's well
| trained orchestra the may waltz and
two-step, and the interesting lanciers
were INDUCED in to the great enjoy
ment of those present.
AT IL O'Clock, on the buffet order.
the following menu of well prepared
and delicious refreshments were
served:
Menu.
Consomme en- Tasse
Fried Oysters
I'm Pickles Celery Queen Olives
Claret Punch
Cold Turkey
Glazed Ham
Roulade of Veal
Lobster Mayonnaise
Chicken Salad
Fresh Shrimp, Marinade
Lemon Ice
Tutti Frutti Ice Cream
Assorted Cake
MacLaren's Imperial Cheese
Crackers.
The bachelors were designated by
wearing pink badges with the inscrip-
tion Los Solteros,' while the other
members of the male gender wore |
badges made of apron strings. The |
ladies, Of course, carried punches Of
flowers.
The committees were as follows:
Executive-E. J. Alger. j. w. Elder. |
ID. WELLER. X. A. Frost. c. f. Newcom, !
er, H. S. Pickard, F. j. Wilson.
Refreshments-D. WELLER, +. J. VIII |
son, VIM, Spencer.
Reception-C. +. Newcomer, L. c.
Brooks, j. w. Elder r. n. Wilkerson,
f. J. Otero, G. II. Fitzgerald II. f Ray
nolds, l.. Hertzog, b. o. Jaffa, NJ. II.
Sabin, f. II. Newman, C. A. Kaseman,
II, :. Pickard, ID. Rosenwald.
Floor-R. 4. Frost, S. J. Lewinson.
Ii. B. WELLER, G.. p. Learnard, S. Ros-
enwald. VIM. Spencer, J. Staab, r. f.
kuhns, +. b, Booth, c. c. Grifhng, ].
Kalter A. E. Perea, A. Faber, l.. b.
Manager Cheatham, of the Alyarado,
(COutlnupd on napa Ave