Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-19
GALLUP GLEANlNGS.
Schoonmaker's Lecture--School En-
tertainment--k Few Births.
HISTORY u. T. D. ORCHESTRA.


Special Correspondence,
Gauup. y a.. May o. Welli The
'futmtly Oi Kansas people must have
teit vuiy muuh Bt home un Friday
such a sHnuHtofm as We hadi
rhe Ola Fellows taud sumu not ~
uddJ celebrated the slat anniversary Of
tneir lodge on the 20. by giying a ban.
quiet ln the,r haiL pfotcuvd by q yvry
good program, the j.. a. ~. orchestra
playing several huv numh, o.
On the evening 0f the 4ith We had
the pleasure 0i listening TO a. "A,
SCnuUumukUT lecture CHINA thu
shadow on the World, given under
the auspices OF the L. %. q. h. lodge.
Mr Sch00nmakor b. "a delightful speak
eT, ana his lecture "a dcgluud treat. The
y. a.. u. orchestra played new NUM-
bcr as Introduction. Barbara Edt-
chic" is %. h.. but thc boys have re-
ehristened % aud it figures oH their
programs as the Jamie Ritchlu'
march.
The entertainment given al the
schOulhuuso hail by the pupils 0f Prot.
richards Aiiss Wards ana Misn clay.
tons rooms, was well attended aud
greatly appreciated. The proceeds
about $50 will bC added 90 the library
fund The pupils OF Miss Mclntlre's
aud Miss Comes rooms are being dfilt-
cd for a prukEam which viii be- given
about the let OF June. The proceeds
of these school entertainments are the
source from which the liorary has been
derived. ana some books are needed
very much 40 present Tor use in the
schools ana 10 is very gratifying 10 the
teachers 10 know that their efforts are
80 chcerfully seconded by she patrons
OF the schools and IN fact the greater
part of our citizens
II h understood that there VIII be
sacred concert at the Congregational
church some Sabbath evening IN the
neag future. consisting of solos. am
thems and Instrumental music.
Mr ana Mrs Palmer Ketner are re-
loicing over the arrival of "A little
daughter May n
Born to Nj and Mrs J. Moen. OF chi.
huahua, Mexico. on the 18th OF May, a
son. The mother was for years one OF
the leading young ladies of Gallup.
Miss Bertha Rupert. and her many
friends rciolced with her when they
received the message. For unto us a
son Is born"
a pleasant party spent saturday at
the MIX ranch The members of the
Aasket BAH club. the school teachers
and several Of their friends. started In
the early morning to have long day
Tor their jolly time. and 20 celebrate
Miss Josie Comes 18TH birthday. The
general verdict seems TO be that 1--WE
had perfectly lovely time"
The odd Fellows lodge gave a ball
on the evening OF the 10th, which was
without doubt one of the pleasanteat
functions OF the season. The music
was furnished by the V. =. H. orches-
ira. which "a sufficient guarantee thai
il was go0d The hall OF this order IL
one of The incest places for dance.
and the rooms adjoining are very wen
adapted 20 the serving of refreshments
The ladies OF the Guild served Ice
cream and cake during the evening.
and cleared quite "A snug sum for their
church. Great credit ls due the several
committees for the excellent manner In
which they carried out their parts The
gentlemen on the arrangement commit
tee were Mcssrs kreamer and Ken
ney. TO provide music Messrs Wyper
ana Beckham. floor managers, Measrs
| Flynn and Mav0r
Who are ID members of the y. r.
ID orchestra This question has been
heard several times lately. go l viii
venture short history OF the organ
lsation About three years ago. Mr.
and Mrs Ed. Hart. j.. c. Russell. W
W Risdon and R A. Stewart began
practicing together for mutual benc-
NJ and pleasure. They were asked 70
give a dance but Mr and MRS Hart
asa not care 10 play on that occasion
The need ~ some organization FOR
that purpose had long been felt and
| Messrs. Risdon and Russell agreed ta
| try ana hll up the requisite lnstrumen-
tatlon, ana n successful 10 make II a
permanent Organization. Miss Rupert
O good pianist. and H. Wyper. nne
oornetist We're asked 10 Join and W
:. Campbell also d good musician. 90
play the piccolo. making six pieces
FIRST and second violin. first and sec.
oud comets. picc0lo and plano. They
gave their initial q Valentine masquer-
ade. February A. lsas which was a
decided success, with this lnstrumeu-
tntion they played several times. but
the lead appeared too strong for the
bass, and the picoolo was dropped n
A. stewards many engagements pre-
vented practice and the second violin
| thH w 'tifA. " tA'N sAAHH AhNNfNA fAAi
rled and lefl the city there remained
the three original members Messrs
Risdon Russell and Wyper who make
all engagements, select the music. pay
the bills and run all risks of being
left in the hole" W. r. Campbel
plays wish them and az concerts and
entertainments Miss Mcintlre is IA,
pianist For dance purposes they hir,
an accompanlst -. O. Russell ia lead
nr and vioinist. " s. Campbell clarl
uctlst Moaars Risdon aud Wyper. cor.
netiats They have a large quantity
of nrst-claRa music and have never rr
fused 10 play for the henont ~ ani
local organization, I believe.
n has been decided 90 run IN,
schools the regulation ten months
which II a good thing ln every way
The course of study prcsupposes tel
months and some things must be hur
ried or left undone in the shortene,
time. Then no one can believe hu
that the children are better on In thl
school rsoum than on the streets al
many 81 them would be- Besides thi
ls the last term foF one or two boys
believe. and who can estimate M
J good 90 them o. the month longer %
/ school Well. I must stop or I shal
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