Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-24


Patriotism was the keynote IN splr.
II and decoration Of the many affairs
OF a soclhl nature givon IN Alhukuef-
que during the latter part Of the week.
The memory Of George Washington,
Father Of Ills Country was nttingly
honored at banqueta, parties and In
Vulnerable topa. washington Day
hanquets proved most delightful af-
fairs. Bnnquets were given by the
Sons OF tho American revolution, IN
the Taft annex TO the Aivarado hotel;
ny the University Of New Mexico, and
q third function OF a similar kind
was the party given by the Daughters
or the American Revolution at the
home ~ Mrs. Raw noruff. All the
washlngtonian affairs took place on
Thursday last
Added interest to the celebration OF
the birth OF Washington was Rppars
ent In Albuquerque because OF the
presence tn the city OF distinguished
visitor Chaplain @. G. Batoman of the
United states regular army. stationed
In Fort Bayard Chaplain Bateman
was with shafter IN Santiago during
the Spanish war and Is a true son
OF the American Revolution, runHc-
Quentiy intensely patriotic. while IN
the city he delivered a number Of adj
dresses. tho principal one being made
In the Presbyterian church last even
ing. Tie also responded to a toast at
the s. A. r. banquet Thursday night
and addressed the Central high school
students yesterday morning.
with Ash wednesday as back
ground Albuquerque society has en-
tered into the tsenten season~-that ~
those Announcements "a society who
refrain from participating IN amuse-
ments and pastimos during the time
OF penance. No enEREements OF gem
erai interest have been announced re-
Gently, although two or more are
known to be- I'm the air. and will be
made known TO the world probably
after Easter.
A Recipe: Take a few topics OF
town strife. poem or two irom
"life." pair OF Jokes from Judge
--Eoyor0 funny remnrka-Oh fudge;
throw Ia lead" from the Denver
Post: hand 90 some one gentle
roast Add a thinly yelled reference
names omitted out Of Difference Mix
them altogether with O g0odly share
OF spice: then serve dalntily, la
Clyce.
A most charming party and one OF
tho most protentleus OF the week was
that rendered Jointly By Miss jean
Hubhs and Miss Hthcl saint last
evening, IN honor OF Miss Edith Neal
OF Milwaukee. house guest Of Miss
HuDhs. Five hundred was played at
the saint home on West Tljeras, un-
a. "a late hour. Miss Borders woa
fret prize for the ladies and Mr..
Bort skinner was the fortunate win
ncr OF lrst trophy for the gentlemen.
MISS Estelle Luthy and Mr.. RObeT;
II. Crews were content 70 accept the
consultations. Following the card
party the guests repaired 20 the
Hubs homo on North Eleventh
street. a short distance from the
saint home. Here delicious rcpusi
WAS served ard Il was san early morn
ing hour when the gay party OF young
people left for tncir homes.
An excursion that promises 20 be
every biz as enjoyable as the nvo hun
dred party Is that 20 be- taken 20 the
Indian pueblo Of lsleta tomorrow
Eight or ten Invited guests VIII par
take OF breakfast TO be givcn by
Miss Hubbs and later the party viii
BOARD the santa Re limited for isleta
where the day win Zoe spent Ia sight
seeing and kodaking. Mlss Neal will
be the honor guest or tho day.
Present al the party given IA honor
OF Miss Neal by Miss Saint and Miss
Hubbs last night were; Misses Neal
Estoile Lnth,. Sue Dobson. Frances
borders. frnne Borders: Messre. VII
McMnlln. Bob crews. VIII White
oscar oosoh. Grove Divine. Kirl
Bryan, Tom NayIon, Oscar Butcher
Bert skinner Charles Lombko; Mr.