Musicale A Great Treat At Albuquerque Woman's Club
The first musicale of the season by the Albuquerque Woman's Club drew a crowded audience at the Commercial club rooms yesterday afternoon. Invited members and guests enjoyed piano solos, vocal numbers, a Beethoven inspiration talk, and a Riley reading, followed by refreshments. Officers seek bids for a new club house on Gold Avenue near Casa de Oro, to cost about $6,000, planned as a one story pressed brick building with a ball room and ample facilities.
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Albquerque
Commercial Club
Ith
Ira D. Cawaidy
Mesdames Drury and Washburn
Irene Bixler
Misa Bixler
Cassidy
Harrison
Huess
Miss Bowers
Krebs
Ada Campfield
Drury
Riley
Charles Hortop
Woman's Club
Gold Avenue
Casa de Oro
Spectrons
Police Court Hears Few Cases in Morning Session
In Police Court Judge Crawford presided over two matters. Tom Kent pleaded guilty to intoxication and disturbing the peace and was fined plus costs totaling 10 dollars. A complaint alleged Kent defrauded a hack bill of 6.40 but he promised settlement and faced no further prosecution. Frank Steffen sued for 46 dollars rent from Mr and Mrs Shipley. the court withheld decision, taking the matter under advisement as to whetherShipley is liable for rents due before March 5. The case involves a contract made with Steffen before Mrs Shipley marriage. judge will rule on whether the husband bears responsibility for pre marriage debts.
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Crawford
Tom Kent
Zeiger
Intoxicai
Jin Johnson
Kent
Frank Steffen
Merchants
Steffen
Waiprey
Wilkerson
Shipley
Maestas
Letters From Albuquerque Tax Fight Stir Gallup Interest
A private letter to The Evening Citizen from a Gallup subletter praises the Albuquerque battle against perceived oppressive taxation. The writer cites taxpayer protection and mentions a restaurant scene at the White House in connection with 204 South Pine Street, signed D. Arias, Pro.
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Gallup
Albuquerque
South
Pinst Street
D. Arias
Mysterious case in Los Angeles ends with strange mummy belief
Mrs. Francis Crossan widow of Dr. Francis Crossan was found at No. 41% South Grand avenue in Los Angeles in a distraught state. Neighbors reported chants and odd behavior as she prepared to pass into the form of a mummy to join her dead husband, who died years earlier in New Mexico. Doctors say her mind is seriously affected by worry over his death.
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Francis Crossan
Los Angeles
Aew
South
Grand Avenue
New York College
Crosson
Las
San Cal
Reles
Bernalillo Sickness and Hopes for Fruit Crop Revival
Special correspondence from Bernalillo reports illnesses including J. M. Coudert and Pedro Castilla, with fears for Castilla’s remaining days. Malaria affects residents as fruit growers remain hopeful for a summer crop despite heavy fronts. Father Cou Aer resigns amid ongoing illness, and Father Jovensi’s arrival is delayed by Tierra Amarilla sickness.
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Bernalillo
J. M. Coudert
J. M. Castillo
Pedro Castilla
Sandovals County
Lund
Manuel Gonzales
Anthony Jovensi
Coudert
Tierra Amarilla
Bernalisio
Cou Aer
Hanford Makes First Albuquerque Visit With Company
Charles Hanfont and his company traveled from El Paso for a New Mexico appearance. The veteran actor, 47, recalls early career in Salanio and New Lon ja, and notes his time with Modjeska. He mentions a fatherly worry and references a 1849 rush with Hanford & Downs serving Indians south of the region.
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Charles Hanfont
el Paso
Ford
Camel
Spen Hanford
Alvarado
Washington, D. C
Fentleman
Aetor
Hanford & Downs
South
Resignations and Appointments In New Mexico Police Change
On April 1 Deputy U S Marshal Fred Fornoff will become captain of the mounted police, succeeding John F Fullerton who retires. C B Newcomer resigns as superintendent of the Albuquerque traction company to join the U S Marshal's office. Headquarters plans for the mounted police remain undecided with Albuquerque favored by the new captain for logistical reasons.
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Fred Fornoff
Mounted Police
John F. Fullerton
C. E. Newcomer
United States
New Mexico Mounted Polce
John PF. Fullerton
Pornoff
Santa Fe
Fullerton
Albuquerque
Ines
C. B Newcomer
Marshal
M. Foraker
Fornoff
Newcomer
Bernalillo County
Traction Company
Greer
Religious services listed for April 10 across local churches
The notice outlines Easter week church services at Congregation Albert Temple on West Gold Avenue, Christian Church at Gold Avenue and Broadway, Christian Science on Fourth Street and Gold, St John s Episcopal at Fourth Street and Silver, Highland Methodist led by Rev J M Sollie with multiple assemblies, First Presbyterian at Elks Opera House with a union service, and a cordial invitation to attend all services across these congregations.
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Temple Albert
Congregation Albert Temple
West Gold Avenue
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Fourth Street
Silver Avesnue
A. G. Harrison
First Presbyterian Church
Elks’ Opera House
Warner H. DuBose
Junior
Christian Endeavor
First Methodist Church
Pitat
Church notices from multiple congregations in city
First Methodist Episcopal Church announces Sunday school at 9:45, morning worship at 11 with sermon by Rev. J C Rollins, junior league at 3, Epworth league at 6 30, gospel romance service with T J O Kelly address and stereopticon slides, joint with Presbyterian choir and soloists. Congregational Church on Broadway lists services at 11 and 7 30 with multiple musical numbers and papers by members, Y M C A activities, and offerings. Baptist Church schedules Sunday school 5 30, preaching 11 a m, young people's meeting 8 20 p m, with special musical numbers and solos.
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Highland Methodist Church
J. M Sollie
J. D. Bonmens
Mix
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J.C. Rollins
D. D
Good Citizen
Junior League
Epworth Engue
T. J. O'Kelly
Lead Avenue
South Third Fleet
Congregational Church
Broadway
J. W. Barron
Horview
Christian Life
Shelly
Della Homequist
Mota Tway
Lord
Gounod
Harry Bullard
Nancy Hewitt
Don
Taptist
Young Peoples
Collister
Beethoven
Agiers Dei
Lam God
Hari Renee
Miss Gay Frank Hosts Seventeenth Birthday Party
Miss Gay Frank hosted about thirty five guests at her North Second Street home for a seventeenth birthday party with music, parlor games, pink and white decor, and a gift-filled evening. Earlier, Mrs. Carl Hopping hosted a surprise luncheon for a group of women at her ranch near the stockyards, with a dainty lunch and a return to the city energized but satisfied.
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Miss Gay Frank
Wodmen
Carl Hopping
Woodmen's
Crete
Salem
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Enchiladas
DR. Crossen
Min Haafort
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Father Coudert
Hanford
Washington
Christian Church
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Women's Club
Albuquerque Business College
Henry L. Pitman
Simon Stern
Mr. Stern
Son
THE
White Elephant
Columbus Hotel
Elks’ Theatre
W. E. Nankeville
Zrigerns
Chy
Ila
Thane
Dla
Geld Avenue
Cela
Mitchell
R. H. Lester
Traction Park
Mesdames Giihy
Gara
Orsin
Marrie Religheure
Guilmont
Foprands
Martha Brown Gibbs
Mi Maude Hatoalts
Mesdames Dy
Whithill
Mbemars
Mag Hopping
Mm Roea Futreibe-Gideon
Lbuquerque Carriage Co
Arkansas Hills
Muntson
Grand Central Hotel
New York
Madam Gross
A. J. Richards
Eee
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Joseph Barnett
Prop
Ramsay's
Woman's Exchange
Ramsay
Fourth St. and
R. R. Ave
Underwood
Whitey Tibbens
RAMBA
H.S. Lithgow & Co
Look Binders Specialists
Tope
Doe
M. Berger
West Copper Ave
Oececec
Old
Alvapado
Commrcial Club
Austrian
China
Borradaile & CO
Colorado Telephone Co
Wootton & Myer
N. M
Jemez Hot Springs
Mattz
craRe
W. L. Trimble & Co
Block
Peter
Rankin & CO
Pire Insurance
N. T. Armije Building
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