Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-12

j. ". Ford, Deputy Grand Patron Ol
the order Of the Eastern star, col
ured. visited Albuquerque this weel
for the purpose Of instituting Ivy
chapter No. 3. and installing its Of
: hcers. Mr.. Ford who has the thirty
p third degree among the colored
Masons. Is Deputy Sovereign Grand
Inspector General Of the Valley OF
Texas While IN the city he con
fcrred the degree Of the Lodge Of
Kadish and $. =. X. s.. 82nd degree
: a.. 5. II. NJ. on NJ. NJ Rey-
n0lds. In initiating the candidates
Mr.. Ford was assisted by r. o. Mason.
r.. A. Williams, ID. L. Thompson. A.
r.. Montgomery. Mr.. Ford left last
night for his home In FL Paso.
Miss Charlotte CowlSs. the little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George G.
Cowles. was hostess yesterday after
noon al her home ON Twelfth street
in honor of her twelfth birthday. The
house was prettily decorated IN red
and green. the color scheme being
also carried out in the refreshments,
and festo0ns Of colored incandescent
lights were hung from the corners Of
the room TO the chandelier. Chfldren's
games We're played with a novel pea
nut hunt" in which Miss Rosely
With won the prize. The guests pres
ent were Misses Laurene Aselin, Ber-
nice Hesselden, Virginia Carr. Sophie
Yrlsarri. Mamie Kelly. Cecelia Mur-
ply. Rosely with. Lille Y~risarri
Esther OterO and Pearl Denny.
Mrs. Katherine Sogei. aged seventy
one years, died at 2.a0 yesterday af-
ternOon az ST. Joseph's hospital. the
cause Of her death being chiefly trou-
bles incident 10 old age. Mrs. Sogel.
who had lived in Albuquerque for
over a quarter Of q century Is survived
by a husband and one daughter, Mrs
Henry Loehs, at whose residence on
North Fourth street the Sogels have
made their home. one son died
about two years ago. h funeral ar
rangements will be announced later.
The very valuable suggestion Is be-
ing made that Il Is Of vital importance
to get The university road into a whole
lot better shape than IL Is now before
/ie Geological society delegates gather
here the last Of the month. What
must be done must be done quickly.
The Ladies' Ala ana Benevolent So
ciety of Temple Albert viii give q tea
Friday afternoon al the home OF Mrs. I
N0a ilfeld, West Copper avenue. for
the purpose of raising funds to carry
on the benevolent work OF the organ
lzation Everybody Is invited.
The Brotherhood of st. Paul will
hold an important meeting tonight at
Z 80 o'clock az the Methodist church
Mayor Frank Mckee IL reported Sc
riously IN with the grippe.
Mrs. Ben Blbo. of Bibo. n. NJ. Is |
in the city visiting friends and shop T.
ping
}. $. Marsh. q contractor and build
er of Lynchburg. Va who Is here for
the winter went 10 El Psso last night
NJ. l. Ellis. q business man OF Anna
rillo. Texas. returned 20 the city yes
ierday from Los Lunas. where ne
transacted business.
b Orandt. assistant %roundhouso
foreman at the shops has been trans
ferred 10 Point Richmond. Cal. lie
leaves for that place soon.
Rev Samuel Blair, superintendent
of the Arizona and New Mexico Eng
lish missions for the Methodist
church, was a visitor In town yester-
day. (
/. $ Liner. travelling auditor of the
Santa Fe. has established his head
quarters I'm Albuquerque He went To
El Paso last night on an inspection
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