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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
3
Graduating class featured Margaret C. Maner otary J. Haigut Hertha M. Wardweil John B. R. McGuinness Lawrence D. Keleher and Mary J. Haigut as valedictorian in the 1908 graduates ceremony at the church with motto Star of Life.
The Immaculate Conception parish held its commencement in St Marys hall with a large audience. Lawrence Kelcher gave a salutatory review of teachers efforts and graduates resolve. Miss Mary Haight gave the valedictory noting future trials and sea perils.
Dust poverty in Phoenix prompts citywide street oiling trials by FP and P and other firms. Sections along First Avenue and near the depot are oiled with heated oil, aiming to curb dust and save costs. Steamlining the process, future oiling by property owners is hoped to spread citywide. Electric Bitters praised as a remedy for various ailments in ads following the report.
A fashion letter outlines varied summer outfits for a stylish traveler in New York. It details a shadow checked grey linen suit with a fourgured skirt, inverted plait, a pony military jacket, long sleeves, a Peter Pan hat, and grey silk gloves with a matching ivory parasol. Additional ensembles include a blue and white striped morning dress with blue silk waist, a white silk embroidered organza two piece for evening, and several linen dresses. Guidance covers accessories, belts, hats, gloves, parasols, and footwear in white or black with color accents, plus advice on undergarments and outerwear.
A handsome afternoon dress designed for wear at the resorts features white organdy with a black accent. It rests on an organdy foundation, has a deep Spanish style flounce on the skirt, a well shaped robe at the hips, a square neck bodice, and sheer organdy sleeves with deep cuffs. A white taffeta girdle is held by a large white enamel buckle enameled in pink.
A detailed description of a summer coat outfit with fine linen and Medera embroidery, including a white yoke and heavy lace cuffs. It covers construction, trims in cream and blue silk, and options for belt, tucks, and contrasting outfits. Also notes travel wear and lighter fabrics for warm weather.
A detailed description of a young girl’s dress in Japanese silk named Roxe, with repousse insertions, smocked waist, and lace yoke, plus matching lingerie hats with a shirred brim and rose ribbon. Variants include a grey silk version with Irish crochet, and a second gown for a garden party bride, featuring a fivegated inverted plaited skirt and vest with white embroidery and belt accents.
A lustrous black liberty visiting gown features pastel radium silk with blue Point de Genes lace dyed to match. The model shows a ninegared skirt close to the knee, flaring to the ground, with accordion plaited blue suspender-like straps over double puffed sleeves and white hive and black trim.
A description of a summer cape featuring embroided Anglaise flounces and a detachable cape element. It notes the cape concealing sleeves and mid torso length, and describes a white patin front and back detailing. Accessories include a green and white jaunty hat with Neapolitan straw and emerald buckle accents.
A new Autograph or Traveling Card goes on sale this week in Gliton. It features five address and stamp spaces on each side for letters and a printed sentiment. Send it through five friends, each signing in turn and returning to you, ideal for groups split by travel or study.
A cool weather friendly white serge frock for a teen girl features blue enamel buttons and embroidered blue ends on a saucy tie. The waist is tucked into a plain band connected to a snap yoke with fine white linen lace used for the yoke. A serge band edges the yoke with buttons, while the sleeves are full at the top and tucked into lace caps ending below the elbow.
A visually rich description details a perfected coat for dress occasions. It features heavy Irish guipure on the body and embroidered linen panels on the bodice skirt and sleeves, joined by Cluny lace insertions. The design includes a yellow sailor cap and a straw crown adorned with Marachal Niel rose imagery and shaded lips.
Mr Burtner new owner of the Albuquerque business college arrives from San Francisco and buys the Crown studio on Railroad avenue. He partners with Geo Rameau to promote the college and believes in a bright future for the enterprise in this region. Picnic baskets appear in Mcintosh Hardware display window for Citizen Want ads.
Manager P F L McCanna, after touring Kaness and Omaha, aims to hire one of two top carnival outfits for the twenty sixth annual territorial fair. Patterson Brainard and Parker Amusement firms are leading contenders, with Patterson Brainard contracted for the Texas state fair in Dallas. McCanna expects to decide soon and plans to return to Albuquerque by mid July.
A senate and house approved act increases militia efficiency by a 2 million dollar annual appropriation for arms stores quartermaster and camp gear to the militia. Funds will be distributed by state and territory need based on representation with New Mexico receiving a notable boost for encampments and rifle practice. A separate health note touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for stomach issues constipation and biliousness with free samples offered.
Wanted notice seeking a lumber grader and inspector familiar with white pine grading. Apply in Room 5 Whiting Block city. Address changes noted to 602604 5 First Street. July 1 deadline. Largest stock of hay grain and poultry supplies in the city mentioned. W. FE
The Evening Citizen asks paid subscribers to inform if forwarding is needed during vacations. Readers should provide post office box or street address changes and confirm if mail should be stopped at home during their absence.
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