Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-14
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NUMBER OF ENTERTAINMENT S
Pleasant Surprise.

Mrs. Herman Butcher was rendered
a pleasant surprise by ABOUT thirty of
her friends at her home in Old Albu-
querque last evening, the occasion be-
ing the anniversary of his thirty.
sixth birthday. Several beautiful
piano solos were rendered by Misses
Emma Butcher and Bertha Loebs. The
enjoyable features of the evening were
games, music and elegant refresh
ments.
S. s. G. Social.
The s. S. G. OF the Lead Avenue
Methodist church gave a valentine So
cial last night at the home of Mrs.
Pinney. West Coal avenue. An appro.
ments were served. About thirty were
present. 2
Memorial Services.
The following ladies of the w. r. C.
gave a well attended 10-cent social at
the home of Mrs. Temperance Whit
COMB, ia South Arno street, last
night: Mesdames Whitcomb, Hanson,
Whitson, Clements, Warner and
Stephens.
Although 10 cents was charged at
the door, invitation to the affair were
confined TO the families of the Grand
Army of the Republic and Women's
Relief Corps. The occasion vas in
honor of Lincoln's birthday anniver-
sary. February ~, and Washington's
birthday anniversary. which will occur
February %. As both events occur
within a few days of each other, the
ladies did not feel as though they
could give two entertainments, SO they
hit on the very acceptable plan of
making a joint celebration of the occa-
sions. A fine program appropriate to
the occasion was rendered and appre-
ciated. A lap supper of baked beans,
brown bread and coffee was served.
The ladies took in 50.
Card Party.
Hearts were trumps at a pleasant
card party given by Misses Florence
Vann ana May Mcdonald, at the Nc
Donald home on South Third street
last night. The fascinating game was
played at three tables. The prizes Sc
cured by the fortunate ones were truly
ap~preciative. Hearts predominated
and the effect carried out to its fullest
extent was very pretty. The score
cards were hearts of red cardboard and
the markers were gilded hearts. After
the scoring the guests moved to the
fourth table for refreshments. 1t was
neatly decorated and hearts we're con-
~spicuous, the color of red FREEDOM
mating. The candles were red. show
ers of red hearts covered the linen,
fresh cut crimson carnations were
placed on the plates and a large clus-
ter of the same formed the center
piece. The delicacies served were
most all in heart designs and the
guests enjoyed them heartily. l.. w.
Young's popular piece of music,
Heart are Trumps," and Hearts
Courageous" were rendered on the
piano. Those present were: Misses
Nettie and Katie Gertig, Vann, Nc
Donald, Dellem and Lauderbaugh;
Messrs. Ferguson, Hathaway, Beal,
Vann and Mcdonald.
Basket Ball Players.
The champion basket ball team of
he territory were entertained at a ban
quet at the Alvarado last evening by
Prof. Rupert Franz Asplund, instructor
in Latin and Greek at the University
of New Mexico. The University play
ers have challenged every team in the
territory, and none have accepted. 1t
seems as If they will be permitted to
retain the championship, which they
earned by skillful and effectual work.
The banquet was given in honor of
the recent victory and the gaining of
the championship. Those present
were: Manager Frank Ogara, Captain
Morris Bowie, ]. A. Cannon, Ralph
Tascher, Frank Myers, Louie Becker,
Lloyd Irwin, Frank Springer.
At the Halloran Home.
Mrs. Ralph Halloran was al home
yesterday afternoon to a number of
ladies, who called at her home on Kel-
leher avenue by invitation. Mrs. Hal
loran is a most pleasant entertainer
and the afternoon was enjoyably spent.
Dainty refreshments was a delightful