Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15
Arrives Here at GAS and
from That Time Up to IL
Tonight His Time Will Be
Fully Taken.
R0USING RECEPTION
HERE IS A CERTAINTY
apartments at Alvarado Deco
rated for Roosevelt Party;
Address at Opera House at
730 This Evening.

EVERY detail OF the reception ana
nanque, 90 be- rendered Theodo,c
Roosevelt here this evening. when
u" and his party arrly. from El
'aS"' has been completed ana IN,
"hiE lVihg cN.prosident and stranu.
ouS Rough Rider viii be given ,
characteristic Albuquerque greetin.
messages received Ia the city from
'i"aN olhciais IN charge of the
I"lh which viii bring the Roosevelt
party mere tins evening, stated that
'NelN 'hni wound be mad, To reach
ne ciiy ahead o. the schedule. but
'hal IN" train would arrive al least
no ia'et than u 81 d. M
M's. Roosevelt Miss Roosevelt
ana Miss LandOn. Miss Roo,ey,lt's
ha' arrived IN Albuquerque this
informing Atot breakfast al the Al.
'"Iauo' wher' apartments had been
''NelN' Tor them. they took "A short
a''o'l apout The city, and at 9 O'Clock
'heN moloted To isleta. where they
spent me morning viewing the In.
u'ah village ana talking with the
Indians
"rN were accompanied on the
,rlp by John W. Elder, mayor of
A'buqnerque. Mrs Elder. Mrs Solo.
tnoh Luna and Miss Constance
Abbott
oh their return 10 the city. the
"o'eu guests dressed for luncheon
"' 'he AlEarado ana at | o'clock they
were ihe guests OF Mrs. Robert
smart at her residence. where an
elaborate luncheon was servld
hpth Mrs Roosevelt, and Miss
Ethel Roosevelt are pleasant unas.
au'l'hs women easy oi approach. and
poSS'ssing personalities that made
instant friends OF the Albndueraup
ladles ana made their yisl; OF more
lhan ordinary pleasure.
IheN talked Interestingly of New
Mexico aud Of Albuquerque Miss
hlhei Ruoisovelt was especially I'm.
'eI"'lcd ~ The Indians. their homes
ana IN lr customs and In the scenery
OF the southwest
hN"fa"" handsomely Decorated.
Manager Suiihers of the Alvarado
"'' sustained The reputation OF the
''~ ilhlNty house IN the arrange
nrhls Mdd" for properly entertain.
lne the ctty's guests
handsome suite of rooms which
h'd been reserved for the party.
"''' decorated IN flowers ana
-I''hr \ reception room formed
ne center OF the suites, with adioin.
ing rooms 'Or Mr. and Mrs Roosc-
ven, Miss Roosevelt ana Miss Ian.
non lhc rooms were numbers :. \.
y Hhd IT, The apartment reserved
Tor Nj dhd Mrs Roosevelt was
decorated IN hyacinths and roses. lr.
To- peiacd win green's. Miss Roose.
N'llN room was In white and pink
roses, ond Miss l.Andons room was
n carnations ana greens
IN thc center Ot the recention
DOM was a table gaiandod with
l"hqu'l~. roses carnations ana
greens
lhe lobby and parlors of the Al
'a'ado were prettily arranged with
"s's, carnations, palms ana greens
'ui decorations whilr the floors
were covered with number OF The
nandsomrst navajo rugs In the Har.
,eN collection
Ihe most elaborate decorations
however. were N the big dining
""i1. falWs. greens, roses ana
'' nations were used ~ piofusion,
y me ported pants OF many "a.
'lltS were sldlliulh employed
lhr lals' table AZ which VIII he
seated the ~ Epresident and the mayor
p~cIher win IA" reception commit.
&c ana members ol the Roosevelt
lhrtN was placed a. the south end
y the roo % The other tables were
hrahsed IN sections down the room.
'ach being Illuminated with count
ess eandl' Covers are laid for
'cNenly.tiNc guests The menu wui
be- one Of the most elaborate ever
'ery,d hy the Alyarado
iio, scouts EMO, Visit.
Ihc BOY scouts of Santa Fe. some
lllN strong. arrived here laSt night
ma have been campaigning" siren.
l"uslN ever since Immediately upon
cachng The city the hOys wern
'iN"n substantial meal and they
'royed equal TO the occasion. After
he dinner some OF them accom-.
unied th" local Scouts 10 moving
licture shows and until bedtime.
hcy were entertained In yaricus
,ays
This morning the boys were up
right and early and We're taken for
a anlo ride over he city During
he afternoon they were The guests
4 The local scouts
John ROrradailr. scout master. had
he younsslers well IN hand and the
llo fellows reflected great credit
pom lhemselycs by their orderly and
conduct at al times
h'N made an excellent impression
pon The parents and friends of Re