Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

The subject or the patriotic Address
lat TIE First Mothodlsl Episcopal
church Sunday night VIII ho "How
Marcus whitman Havcd Orcrun.
There win BE- special music. Az Old
soldiers and sailors are cordially iu.
ritcd.
Probably me most prominent social
function society Of Albuquerque has
90 look forward 60 az present Is the
Grand BAN and reception Of Mrs n. a.
! Hnhbeil. which uili take place a. che
Eika entertainment han on February
. 80. More than 500 invitations have
bocn Issued iOf the occasion.
AZ last nirhtB TaihcrinE Of the
members ~ Company G.. for drlN duty,
q social organisation, 90 be- known a.
the Company q Social club. was CT
iociod its members 20 be taken from
Company @ only. The object Of the
club "a % promote the general social
side Of Company q llfe. and 90 and
enjoyment for 10 members.
"Wednesday eveulnK, February 20,
the members OF the Commercial club
viii substitute a Dance Of Nsfioua
for the regular club dance. II was
nmi Intended. and 40 announced. 90
have q "Klltlea" dance. On costume,
but this fnature was sidefrached for
the Dance OF Nations" which gives
promise of being just as lntorsstlng
aa would have been tho "Klltlca"
dance
The womaas H,me aud Foreign
Missionary society OF the Presbyterian
church met thia afternoon 40 $3.50
O'Clock al the home OF Mrs. rrimhle.
i d va.
routine business transacted. the Nom.
beu present devoted some time %
discussing the situation in che Far
East and the danger missionaries
might be in in CHINA. Refreshments
were served during tho afternoon.
sunday night IN che Congregational
church patriotic services viii be held
ia commentator OF Washington
biz day. A special musical program
o. being prepared for the occasion
and there will De an address by the
Hon George q kiock, and n ten.min
ute talk on Washington. Best 49,
loved of His Country" by Rev. Bar
ron. Tho public "a extended a cordial
invitation 20 be- present no these eN-
erciaes aud services.
"A. J. Fischer SECRETARY. Santa We
Informs The Evening Citizen hy pos
: tai card that che regular somlannua
meeting oi the territorial board Of
pharmamy will convene at santa NJ
en- Monday March ~. 1906 An VIC
latlons Of the pharmacy and poison
laws should be- reported az once
either 90 the secretary or president
50 that they may be Investigated be
fore said meeting. Candidates foi
examination must report promptly On
above date at o'clock a. ",
The ladies OF 81 Johns & slid Of th'
/ Episcopal church. have sent cut 10
tlc silk bags, with cards attached
bearing the following:
I'VE ask a small favor. pray don
think as hold.
Drop herein a penny for every yea
old,
! n tho years OF your llie you care mo-
20 tell
A quarter or more. will answer n
well.
: II another engagement should keel
, you away.
I Tho hag. with your pennies. eur grie
viii allay"
The entertainment Is 20 be- held a
the Guild hall, Tuesday. February 27
al 8 O'Clock In the evening
The monthly meeting Of tho aii
Z O'CLOCK club was held last evening h
tho parlors OF she Methodist Eplaco
pal church The club O. a department
3 Of the mems organization ct "a,
church, known as the Brotherhood o
, st. Paul. and gives "a banquet cnce
j month 90 ita membtra and others Al
, These meetings a paper is read on
some vital subject, after which q o.
open Tor discussion. About seventy
, ave mon sat down 90 a delicious sup
4 per No $3.50 O'Clock last evening ID
! Harrison acted a. the presiding ON
/, Ger aud NJ ri Hickey, ESQ., read
1 very valuable paper on Unequal Tax
I alton" The subject was handled 10
a mnHtoriul way aud the discussion
which followed was pertinent ans
suggestive. The next meeting OF thl
club viii be known az ladies' night
and Governor Hagorman viii dollvo
4 an address ON the timely tonic o
gambling Tho brotherhood 81 50
Paul Is an active factor IN the az
(, groasivo work done by the First Meth
Z 0dlst Episcopal church Of this city
and numbers many men among ~
!, members
, Yesterdays meeting OF the Won
/, ems club Of Albuquerque. held a
! their meeting rooms Ia the CONNER
= | cial club building, was devoted go
/ discussion aud papers on Domestic
| Science" The moetlng was very IN
q teresling aud several papers were roat
I on domestic science BY different MON
/. beers. Mrs. Maynard presided al
\ leader, aud papers were read by Mrs
4 y II earns. Nlra. Ira ID Cassidy. Mrs
/ Alderman and Mrs Whitcomb. nii o.
!. which were interesting and highly ou
4 iorialning. One Of che most import
ant and interesting features of yes
y terday'a meeting was the parliament
(. larry contest that wac lndulEod "a hl
Z the members The women OF the clul
4 are anxious that thelr meetings b.
r conducted strictly along parliament
, AIRY rules Rs laid down by Roberts
. | parliamentary rules. and with this oh
4 feet ia view the contests are held
n Much friendly rivalry Is being die
I. lplayod among the members as io whlol
/. OF them can become the most odiclon
4 Ia the study OF the rules This fest
J. IRE OF yesterdays program was pre-
4 sided over by Mrs Drury.
PROCEEDINGS RESUMED M
a STANDARD OIL CASE
a 81 Louis. Mo-, Feb. l9--.Taldni
81 testimony In the custer proceeding
4 of the state az Missouri against thl
y | Standard oil napuhilc. Waters