Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Rev. and Mrs. A. G Harrison. at st.
Johns rectOry.
d. r. Evans, father OF Mra. Arthur
Henry, LETT this morning for Canon
City. Colo. where he will make his
home for some time with a brother
Chief Of Police McMliin and Mrs.
McNillin are two very busy people
today. They are moving from their
resldtace IN the Fourth ward 20 No
BOG South Walter street.
Hon. Eugenio Romero. treasurer
and collector Of san Miguel county.
territorial coal and oil inspector and
prominent railroad tie contractor, who
lives az las Vegas. II In the city hob.
noblng with local politicians.
The commute on social Affairs OF
the commercial club "a arranging for
a masquerade ball TO be given at the
club house on April 20. II Will DO
Just after the close Of the I.entcn sea-
son and q 10 likely TO be largely NJ.
tended
Daily services at ST. Johns Episco.
pal church this Holy week at $3.50
a. m. and D. M. on Good Friday, IN
addition 20 these. the Three Hours {"
service from re to 3 D. M. with medl-
tafiOns mp the Last Seven Words +"
Az are cordially invited
The little daughter OF Mrs. Mary
Monahan. living on South First street.
has been handsomely remembered IN
the viii of an uncle who died recently
IN Colorado The little girl ls n Grip
plo. and viii be taken 20 Chicago with.
Ia few days 10 undergo a second
operation by n specialist Of that city
J. r. Mactavish, manager for tho
Becker Blackwell company OF Marda.
lena, and family, passed through the
city this morning en- route 90 Now
York. whore Mrs. Mactavisk viii en-.
bark for their old home. the High.
lands Of Scotland. After seeing Mrs.
Mactavish safely aboard n vessel, Mr.
Mactavish will return 20 Now Mexico.
Miss J.. A. Hays. missiOnary.a large
for the Presbyterian church. who
spent a few DAYS nj Menaul's Prcsby.
terlan Mission school. left this morn.
ing for New York Mis- HAYS 70.
Gently returned fTom sitka. Alaska.
where she was an instructor Ina the
Presbyterian Industrial school for tho
natives OF Alaska.
Professor John WeinFlrl and wife.
of the university. we're treated 20 q
pleasant surprise party ON last Fri.
day evening by the members OF the
chemistry department During the
pleasures of the evening, Professor
Wolnzlrl was presented with a gold
mounted fountain pen as a token OF
esteem In which he Is held by mem.
bers Of his class Those present were:
Miss Maud G. Graves. Miss Rose
ianch. =. ". Decker. j. ~ Mayo.
Lloyd Sturges and Lloyd Irwin.
Mrs. J. A. Weinman. Of SIS West
Tlleras avenue. assisted by Miss Sadie
l.eavitt, was hostess nj a delightful
whist party on Saturday afternoon.
The parlors were prettlly decorated I'm
carnations aud smilax. Mrs. Ivan
Gunsfeld won the prize. beautiful
clock. Among those present we're
Mrs Floyd Baker. OF Topeka. Kas
Miss Fanny Frank. Of San Francisco.
Mrs George Brooks, Mrs. Ivan Gruns.
field Mrs Bernard Field, Mrs n.
Grunsfeld Mrs NJ Mandoll Mrs. r..
8 Rodey. Mrs. Edward Modlor, Mrs
ID. A. Macpherson. Mrs u. jana and
Mrs =. u. Kent
What come near being n serious
accident occurred yesterday afternoon
az the corner of Railroad avenue and
First street Mrs y. l.. Washburn
was driving new team OF handsome
horses. recently brought here from
Kansas and had stopped az the Stur.
ges hotel for a few minutes. while
she was holding The team car
rounded the corner and the horses
began 20 rear and plunge. An ohlcor
and several bystRndors grabbed the
frightened animals by the heads and
they were soon quilted Mrs. Waeh
burn displayed rare presence Of mind
and held onto the lines and did not ap-
pear to be- az an frightened