Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-07

The bath rooms VIII bo lined with
white marble iO che ceilings. which
win have glass rHnpif The bedrooms
win have decorations 0f white onam
oled wood and delicate wall hanalnRs
The Kitchens are tu he provided with
glass tie walls and ranges lof COOK.
ing by coal, gls. and electricity On
the TOP floor spaces have been ar.
ranged for a small bail room Tor che
use Of the tenants o. viii accom-.
modaie 100 persons.
The entire roof D. ECO be- devoted 10
a roof garden. she floor Of which Will
Del of Spanish tiles. The building viii
stand at the southwest corner 81
1915 street and Lemon avenue. ad-
] lining The ucw Temple israel
important military Visit.
Interest has been created IN mili
tlry circles By the announcement that
the Governor Generals Fcot Guards
uf Ottawa. one of the best military
organizations of Canada. win come 10
NV York. full strength. on sepiUm-
Del 3, for a stay Of several days.
80 ofhCial notice has been sent to
The lacai regiments. but wOrd was re-.
ccIyod from private sources within a
few days thai Colonel H A. Bate, Of
ottawa. commanding the regiment
had decided 90 nring hls soldiers to
New York. ana with them 10 pay q
visit in West Fuint The regiment,
eight hundred strong. with the regi.
mental band, watch ranks with the
best military ban0s Ia the world. vii
leave ottawa on september Ia a
special train. and will arrive 10 New
York the day following. % will be-
here for Labor Day. and. q d. ox.
pected. WI parade
~ sooner had word reached here
of the intended visit than the local
military organizations began maMnr
plans 90 extend proper c9uresies "a
tae visitors from The north IL o. be-
/ lleycd The Canadians win hc quar-
tered during their stay in the armory
lof tie .Cyont, nrst Regiment
Colonel Bate d well knowu ,n miss
tary officers in New York Hc b unl
OF Ottawas woalthlest residents aud
| enc of the leading men OF bic country
! his regiment is made up of Canad b.,
huCst young men. and ranks wiil .h,
best military organizations D. ary
courtesy Will bo extended to lh. via
lturs. and tnoir arriva, Wlll pu 1ll
be- made tue 0Ccns on llr hiF uiii
tary demonstration
Registry q. Women'a Clubs.
] Members of wOmUn's clubs 10,
longer will have their names shroudel
in mystery, Tor an personal data. OK
lcepi their ages. including even thcil
husbands names. have ueen printe,
In the new Club Woman of New Yorl
rcglstry. Just published hy the Ciui
Women 81 New York company
Refusing Tor years 10 be- listed 10
mere wOmans directory whcrl
everyone could find their telephone
numbers and home addresses anG thu
RON them OF certain oxclusiyenes.
that they priced. he entire member
ship at the twelve thousand wumei
whO belong 90 the clubs and sociciiol
az last has been acquired.
| Though many presidents of on
EXAMINATIONS rehellod at FIRST Co hcinl
alphabetically listed with members %
societies that are rarely heard of ever
in club circles. when thcy realize,
that an the other women we're goinl
TO have their homes and tclophon'
numbers as we'll as their membership
I'm various clubs mentioned tney werl
eager 90 get un me registry
/, Besides long lists Of names Their
are several hali-tone Illustrations q
. club houses occupied exclusively Dol
, women. and some descriptive sketch
es of the more representative so
cioties such as the College Women.
Club the Emma willard Association
Entertainment Club. Foncors' Club
. Minerva and Nassar Students a.
Society, that make interesting read
ing The aim ana SCOPE of each on
ganizaiiOn are given Rs well as On
number of women belonging and th
days OF meeting.
In The long registered list Their
elD such names as Mrs Russell Sage
No G32 Fifth avenue. New York. men
bor OF College Women club. Pos
Parliament. Emma willard Associa
tlon. Womon's Club of New York. al
Miss Helen Miller Gould No. 80
Fiil avenue. Vassar Aid Emma WI
lard Association and Young Women
/ Christian Association, etc.
In the HIS" Is the nsme Of Ma
. William Tod Holmuin. who has M
, Reputation of belonging 40 more club
, and possessing moro badges than an
: other woman IN the country
B. To Cool the Subway Stations.
I'll According fo report submitted 9
the Rapid Transit commission %
Chief Engineer George 3 Rice. add
a lonal sums 90 The f300OO0 appr
/, lprlated recently Will be- required {
equip the subway with on ample cOn
4 Wr system Nr Rice asked autho
/, liy 40 spend $4,000 in the consiru
4 81 nsuf experimental plants ~ M
\ Brooklyn Bride and Fourteenth strc'
= stations
/, IN addition % this the lnterbuf0ur
i company will spend t85.0u0 IN cqui
4 ping Che loCll station 81 Rroadwn
4 and FOrtysocund street and IN
i Grand Central station with eNpoi
y mental iCirireraiing ulantH. The pla
= prepared by Mr. Rice provides for M
/. driving of four eighi inch wells
The Brooklyn Bridge station to
depth aumuent 20 ol'ain a surrly
/, four hundred gallons Of water
4 minute
Mr Rice declared that this watt
4 should have a temperature of abol