The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-22
Get.together at Alvarado Last
Night Proves TO be One Contin.
uous Round Of Entertainment ;
Many Give Toasts.

cattlemcn. shoepmcn, wool growers
and others were present.
The cabaret numbers. which had
been arranged by the committee Ot
which col -. X. y, Sellers was In
charge. entertained the banquet
guests more than anything short oi a
professional vaudeville show could
have done
As soon ~ the first curse had
been served. and AFTER the Booster
orchestra had played somo OF It's best
ragtimc- J%acHsOn's Colorod orchestra
marched between the banquet tables
! playing one OF those selections that
makes everyone want To keep time 10
the music. one OF the men. seated at
the ccntcr table. who by the way had
been stimulated with the proper in.
erodicnt Tor real gsyety. Joined the
orchestra procession as u passed.
Swinging an Indian bow he acted as
a rear drum major. and as the piece
vas nearly ended. embraced ~ %
he unwilling Mattresses and dancou
about to the music amid shouts. APP
p!ausc and cowboy yells.
Musical numbers followed each
cours. of the banquet. and none went
without an encore. Miss Hortcnse
Switzeg and William Mcdonald IN
their duet singing. and dancing
sketch were compelled 10 respond sew
crai times. n toward the close ot
the program as they came out Tor one
more selection were rewarded not
with boquets OF nowors-the cattle
men had not brought any OF them
I.. .Ha ...N ...... H....I 81 FN.aV
feet.
The spanish dancer, known TO
many Albuquerqueans as Sissy
Turner. who was billed a. Juluita
Huerta, was so perfectly disguised a.
a scnorita that "a prominent citizen
threw his arms about the dancer for
several kisses. This act IL wiz be
unnecessary to say, called Tor a rep
ctltion. Luciano Hernandez. better
known as TEX the sheep herdcr
sololst. received his share OF the APP
plausc.
At the CONCLUSION OF this long ban
uuet n entertainment. more enter
tainment followed Col II. *. ~. Sell
lers. toastmaster Ut the evening. arose
aud introducing each speaker with a
few complimentary words, called
upon Thorn for toasts. Each M
spoKe briefly ON his subject. and It
the same time shumicd o few JOKES be-
tween the sentences. IL, L. Hodge.
speaking on The cattle sanitary
Board and It's work said that the
board had made wonderful improve
ment in the recent years, and In the
future intended to assist even more
In the work which IL was now doing.
Secretary Logan OF the sheep sanitary
board. spoke on The sheep Sani-
tary Board and Its work, in place Of
Louis HELD who was Unable 20 be
present. Transportation OF stock
wa- the title Of the toast responded
to by a G.. Mcqueen.
one OF the main tons's of the oven
ms which was tu have been made lay
Governor " r. Lindsey was ON oc-
count oI the lntter's absence made hy
Ex-Governor ". G.. Mcdonald. The
toast wa "Dur state" lie said that
IL WAS u pleasure To- speak TOR the
governor.
"a have the highest regard Tor The
governor" continued the speaker,
ana Ilt kNhfAIhl ilNN NY IANAl AAiaA
support in what he II undertaking.
not only for tho live stock interests,
but for all the interests of the state. 70
ON the subject OF Albuquerque as
q Financial aud Banking Center NJ.
l.. FuN made some very interesting
comparisons of the present banks iu
Albuquerque with th"-' ot other cities
iu former times. Cul " : Hope
wells tulst was branding Mavericks
ia We Oldcu Days lie Kept his hear
crs la q ripple uf laughter ng relating
some OF ms eNpcrI cuc"- iu the uidru
times. ~ : R|u-ouwald. speaking ulI
Albuquerque, It's Present and Fu-
lturc. hoped thai the stockmor
would make their home here, but %
thcy could not. he hoped they could
COME to the city often.
Senator Isaac Barih, though not or
tho program, was called upon for n
toast. moro especially as colonel Sci
lcrs said. because be had tuiled Il,
reach the cts IN time To- mnkc ms
address on the opening dan Of th'
convention.
The senator with his mood OF jokes
kept ms h'hl'ln Nh " l'iI W '""N"
ter. u happened "a this moment
that one of the guests mus have
swallowed some ingredient similar Il
that at the other gentleman Dctot'
mentioned. and was determined t'
demonstrate his abiity AZ giyinE th'
cnwmans yell, ana often spinning ou'
a few ridiculous remarks. The sen
ntor was equal to the occasion, how.
ever. lie said;
when l came hcrs thr evening
expected ia bee the whole show, u
did not expect 90 have u side show q.
the other end Of ghe room
The senator then spun a series q
iokcs ana stories from which uothlui
,uuld dctract the attention of ht
hearers. Charles a. Harcn who wa
also not listed on the program. con
! crudcd the banquet speakers