Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-05

Mrs. Hugh A. Cooper entertained
the Albuquerque chapter Of h WON
ans Christian Temperance Union
Thursday afternoon at her home on
south Walter street. The paflols
we're filled and a very interesting pro-
gram was carried out. Readings on
The life Of Francis willard were given
and also a sketch Of the life OF
ttGrandmn Bliss one of the Oldest
members Of the local union. Musical
numbers by Miss Walker, Miss Lewis
and Mrs. Miller were greatly enjoyed.
During the serving Of refreshments
The birthday OF Mrs. Vaughn, me
president, was remembered when the
union presented her with a potted
plant in bloom, as a token Of the es-
teem of the members.
REV. Or. Thomas HARDWOOD has re-
Gently returned from an extended trip
in the interest OF his work as superln-
tendent OF New Mexico Spanish mis-
sinns for the Methodist church. Dur
lng his trip DIR. IlarwOod visited
Douglas. Bisbee. Nac0. Sanchez, eff
ton, and Socorfo. ON his way home
DR.. Harwood preached at Deming to a
good congregation Of the Spanish
|gpeaking people, and also at Socorro.
on sunday night. He had a very sue
cesaful day at sanchez on the CHA
river in Arizona. where he spent
Christmas day ana received six per-
SONS into tho church.
The children Of Temple Albert sab
bath school are requested 10 meet at
the residence OF Rabbi Jacob Kaplan
at 2 y. m. Sunday.
G. q. pheil. OF Denver, %postof1ice in-
%spector, was n Of Friday's arrivals
IN the city.
- po4o, otx1 apwfnoor IN
the Belen cut-off arrived IN the city
I Friday.
a. q. Burdick. Of 81. Louis. Is an
Albuquerque business visitor.
Don't miss the Hat Carnival ut the
Skating Rink tonight
Frank II. Potter IS in the city from
Detroit, Mich.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Howard
/ Clarke occurred yesterday afternoon
az 2 o'clock from the Congregations
church, IN the presence OF a largf
number of sorrowing friends. The no
raj offerings were p%rofuBc ana Yer,
beautiful. Rev. John w Barron, pas
i tor Of the church. conducted the cere'
mony. Mrs. Clarke had been n o
tho soloists Of the Congregations
church for several years and the choi
or which she had long been a mem
DER, gave Alt llNNit lbf iit NciNlths as
sisted by Miss Claude A%lbrighth. Th'
pall-bearers were Mr.. Samuel Pickard
Mr.. Maynard Gunsul MIR. Roy Stamm
Or. r.. j.. Alger, Mr.. Raymond Stamm
Mr.. Felix Lester. A great number al
friends made the sad Journey to Fair
view cemetery whore the ihtermen'
took MACE.
The Arizona and Colorado-Denvel
! and Rio GrAnde Injunction suit occu-
pied all Of the time OF the district
court yesterday, the day being given
over TO argument on objections to tes-
timony admitted by the referee. The
case viii occupy an OF today and viii
undoubtedly go over into next week.
Judge j, r. Merle, Of santa Fe, ar
rived IA Albuquerque yesterday TO adj
dress the meeting of the Presbyterian
Brotherhood. Judge Merle viii re-
turn home today
Temple Lodge No. G will hold
meeting at 5;30 tonight for work IL
the master mason degree. by orde'
of the worshipful master. J. c. Fer
ger. Secretary,
The regular meeting of the ladies oi
tho G.. A. r. will be held this Afternoon
at ESQ O'Clock in odd Fellows han.