Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-01
9 THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JANUARY /, 1910.

arrive in the city today and funera.
arrangements viii be announced later
Deputy Insurance Commissioner p
a. Lineau liz In the city for a short
stay. Mr.. Lineau has Just returned
from a business trip TO Roswell and
will leave for Santa Fe tomorrow.
All members OF the degree staff OF
the Daughters of Rebekah are re-
quested to meet in the new Odd Eel
lows hall at 2 y. m. today. By order
OF the captain, Mrs. II. E. Rogers.
We take this mode Of thanking our
many friends for their Kindness In
our sad bereavement In the death OF
our beloved or NJ. w. r. Hunts
man, Mrs. J. j.. Payntcr. Mrs, II. S.
Montgomery.
Misses Adah ana Kate Vaughn gave
a Tad party to a few fritads at their
home Thursday evening Those pres
ent were Tho Misses Cora and Anna
OdJard, Minnie Porter. Henrietta
WolkinB, Adah ana Kate Vaughn;
Raabe, Douglas, Kennard. A%nspruch.
Mathews and Keller.
William Padilla, q student ut the.
Harwood Boys Biblical and Industrial
school died at G.30 last night as a re-
suit Of lnflammatOry rheumatism
which suddenly affected his heart ar
ter he had apparently almost rccoy-
cred from a siege with the disease.
The deceased WAS a son Of Bey. Sam
mel Padilla, pastor Of the Methodist
church at Wagon Mound. N. NJ.
Mrs. Myrtle Gates. aged 80 years.
wife of J. 4. Gates, died at . p. m, yes
terday at her rooms at 1924 North
Second street, after n residence OF two
weeks in this city 70 which she came
from oklahoma. accompanied by her
husband IN search of relief from tu-
bercnlar trouble. Her home was in
Pittsburg A sister living in Los An-
geles Is expected 20 arrive today and
arrangements will then be made for
the funeral The remains VIII likely
DO sent TO p%ittsburg.
Abram stanton WINS yesterday the
recipient of 4 check for S1.54 from
the var department, being the amount
to the credit OF his account for his
services In the late unpIcasentness,
Which ended Ia the fan Of tS65. Mr..
stanton received his honorable dis
charge In 1876 and II tool thirty-three
years to settle his account. Mr.. Stan
joined the California volunteers
at the outbreak Of hostilities and
served under General Carlton in this
territory.
Mrs. and Mrs. Forest Cartwright
will open a studio for voice culture
md public reading in room As, Bar
aAtt IntIIln@ aft., Iarpart+ y hfru
Cartwright Is a graduate and post
graduate of The Columbia College of
Expression in Chicago. She has had
wide experience az a teacher of *
and as n reader Mr.. Cart
studied for six years under
signor Marescalchi In Chicago, who
many years was leading man for
Adelina Patti in grand opera. Mr..
also studied for interpret
alton under Mrs. Minnie Fish Griffin,
/ noter Oratorlo singer.
The many friends in this city of Mr.
:. l.. Evans, general superintendent OF
he American Lumber company, Will
,e sorry 10 learn that the sudden H.
less of the bride-tO-be, a few hours
'efore the intended ceremony caused
postponement of a wedding In
Which he was to play o leading part
t Trinidad at noon December 20.
he bride-to-be Is Miss Isabel II. Me-
and all arrangements had
cen made for the wedding and a
.oneymoon trip to Los Angeles. when
liss Mcdonald was taken severely ILL
he Is now reported conNalescinE. MIR
has not returned from Trini-
al. tntt the date of the postponed
'edding has not been announced.