Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-18

Mrs. ID. A. Mcpherson. accompanied
by her two little sons. left yesterday
for a short vacation at the Haywood
Hot Springs.
John w. Corbctt and W, NJ. Mccoy.
prominent business men Of Mountain-
air. were arrivals last night from he
skyline town,
Attorney Julius Staab returned yes
tcrday from an extended visit in Chi
cago New York and ohtro eastern
! cities.
The Women's Home Missionary
Society Of the Lead avenue Methodist
churcn VIII hold p regular meeting in
the Cllt'ch parlors ut ESQ o'clock
tn ai'trnoon
Chaplain G. G. Bateman, L. $. A.
and wife arrived In the city yesterday
from the Grand Canyon aud departed
last night for Fort Bayard. \. M,
where the chaplain IL stationed.
An Rebekahs are requested to meet
at their hall this afternoon at 1880
o'clock for the purpose Of attending
the funeral OF II. ID, Schuyler. Mary
Bracket, Secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H.. Thomas
and guests, j. N. Tuft and family
who are visiting in the city from Abb
lene. KAN, spent the past two weeks
camping at Camp Whiteomb.
There viii be a regular communica-
ton Of Temple Lodge, No, 6. a, +. g.
a. NJ, this evening at S o'clock. Work
n the NJ. M. degree. by order of the
W. NJ. J. a. Miller, secretary.
Mrs. y. n. earns. accompanied by
her niece. Miss Mary Aull. left last
night for Lexington, Mo, where Mrs,
earns Will be the guest Of her sister
for a couple of weeks.
All members of the sons of Vet
Grams are requested TO attend the fu-
neral services of the late Brother RI.
d. Schuyler, which Will be held from
the late residence OF deceased this
afternoon ut ESQ. j. w. wilson.
commander.
"A Mysterious Tea Social" will be
given by the members Of the Epworth
League at the parlors Of the Lead
Avenue Methodist church at . o'clock
this evening. Strangers are cordially
invited TO attend.
An odd Fellows are requested to
meet at the hail at 80 this afternoon
for the purpose of attending the flu
neral of our late brother, II. y. Schuy-
Ter. which VIII occur at d16 South
Arno street at 2 o'clock. James J..
Votaw, secretary.
Tho Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Presbyterian
church viii meet at ESQ this after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. q. Hope,
Sl5 West Copper venue. All those
who are Interested I'm missions are
cordially Invited TO attend.
Mr. and Mrs. +. r. McCanna and
daughter, Margaret, returned ycster-
day from a Visit of sevcral weeks In
Chicago, New York city aud other
eastern points, Little Miss Margaret
returns with "A handsome diamond
ring, the gift of her uncle, Mr.. John
T. Kelly, IA prominent insurance man
of New York,
Mrs. NJ %O'Loughlin and daughter
Mary. $40 West Coal avcnuc return
cd last evening iron a visit OF sew
cral weeks in northern California.
Mrs. OLoughlin was accompanied TO
California 10y her son Joseph, whom
she placed in the noVitiatc at Santa
clara, cat, as a novice in the Society
of Jesus.
Mrs. Herbert Yeo of Las Cruces
spent Yesterday in the city on her way
home from Santa Fe. whore she spent
two weeks with her husband. who is
an engineer in the reclamation serv-
ice, engaged IN measuring the flow of
the Rio Grandc and other streams.
Mr.. foo has charge of this work from
the Colorado line TO the Elephant
Butte project lie will reach Albu-
querquo In the course OF his work Of
measuring the Rio Grandc Flow at va
rluus points In about a month.