Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

Grant hall last night that was Indeed
an exceptionally nice anair AIRS Wal
ton, who ir the popular dancing
teacher was present 90 engineer
through the many Interesting dances.
and Tor sociabillty. especially 90 the
young. the dance was Grand sue.
cess Professor III Mauro aud Miss
Hawthorne furnished most Appropriate
music Tonight. for the benefit of
the hospital fund Mrs Walton, who
had the han leased. turns IL over 20
the ladiea ~ the bazaar. and will also
assist the ladies at the concert
CHURCH CONCERT
The fourth concert given hy the
Lead Avenue Methodist church under
the direction of g. Houghton. waa
held last nlght az the church. aud a
iarge crowd attended The program
waH az follows,
PART I.
organ and piano duet ............
...... Misses P,att aud Gilmore
Chorus The Heavens are Tell
ing .,,...... ,ts...,.,. HAYDN
Mandolin club .......s... selection
Misses Hll. Gehrlng Craig. Myers aud
Johnston. MossrH Mohlmnn. Cur
tie Myers and Heyn
Solo sylvia" ........... Schubert
Miss Mabel Fitch.
Male quartet --"Tho Home of the
Free .......... ...... Nicholson
Mos e. Nottlcton. snyder. Gii.
man and Anderson
Re station The whistllng Hegi
ment' ......... Mrs. q. J. Frost
PART u
Mandolin club ...t...s..t..tts.s
Solo "Lucifer" .... ...... Van Moss
Mi Snyder
Violin solo ............ VIM. Rciher
solo--"rne Fay Dream" ........
......... Miss Grace HoughtGn
instrumental trio .......... Selection
Chorus" "nalloluiab" ...... Handel
Miss Helen Pratt, organist.
Mas ~ = Gilmore. pianist
s Houghton. director.
FOOTBALL GAMES.
The Albuquerque Guards football
eleven lefeatcd the indian school
team Thanksgiving morning In a
clean. well played game. by n score
Of m 10 % The defeat OF the Indian
school team was somewhat OF a sur
phi p 60 most people. AZ Il was
thought the team work of the Indians
would prove too much for the Guards.
but the combination ~ a heavy line
and fnst playing backs Of the Guards
proved too much for the light Indian
team Considcl Ing their extremely
light weight. tho Indians played re-.
markahly good game and kept the
GuaTds from scoring during the hrst
lael43 The second half. however. prov
e1Whb Murh for them. and the Guards
h4t fnw Cd runs and continued line
pi&nging had little trouble In scoring
tNI& touch downs. Vorhos kicking
g3nt from the second touch down The
Guards GOAL was never In danger dur
lng this half. and they pushed the In.
dians about almost az will The best
Individual playing on either side was
funp hy Bert Vorhes. the Guards
fun hack. who played fast and az
gresfive gamc from start 20 finish.
making some ~ the longest end runs
and his line hurdllng was very offcc
tive. Alhcrs and Yott the Guards
half hRHks. we're fast and sure on
their feet and were IN the thick oi
every play Tiorney was steady az
quarter md there was practically no
fumhling II IL more than likely the
Qua ds will keep In pra tlce and give
the much vmnted Las Vegas Tigers
a chance 10 show their prowesa ON
Christmas Gay
The aftgruou game between the high
school and university oleyene brought
out a large crowd and proved to bo
worry exciting Intense rivalry was
shown on both sides and the playing
was nercc all the way through Both
teams wCro evenly matched, and u
was anybody game up until time W.
called az tho end ~ the second half
on the whole the high school had d
moro evenly balanced team than the
Varsity. which was weak in spots
The high school team also seemed q
have better staying powers, Both
teams we're rcsourccful IN trick plays
some surp is'ng gains being made
with old c'is" cross play and th'
guards ha'k formation used by IN,
high schOoi dld effective work Tn,
game was somewhat marrcd by Z
great deal uf unnecessary wrangling
both by pityers and spectators. th'
pectators Crowding on the field ani
greatly delaying the game. Th'
score yesterday was 10 8 in fayo
of the nigh school Five dollars o
! the proceeds of this game were dcyot
ed to the charity ward of the 81 Jo
spuh hoHO.taI