Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-02

mary MtNANs accompanying Stanley
Seder; pupil planists. Alene Bixler
Pearl Tompkins. Mabel smith. d.
rector. Miss Egyptladcs.
His children and his chlldrens
children assisted A. staab, merchant
prince OF santa Re, IN the celebration
OF his seventy-third birthday In Santa
Pc on Tuesday. February 81. Gath
cred about the festal board az the
s'aab home In santa re to partoke of
az anniversary dinner were many Of
Mr.. staab's relatives, who had trav-
eled from afar TO wish him happiness
and prosperity on the occasion OF HIS
natal day Among those who went to
Santa Re from Albuquerque were Mir.
and Mrs. Louis llfeld and Judge Jul
Jus Staab. From Las Vegas. Mr.
and Mrs. Max Nordhaus and daugh-
ter Helen; and from New York City,
DR.. Edward Staab. on Wednesday
the Ilfelds and the Nordhaus family
were driven from santa Fe 20 Albu-
querque IN the Staab limousine. After
a brief visit here MIR. and Mrs. Nord-
haus and family left for the Pacific
coast. where they will enjoy a vaca-
ton OF several weeks.
Although MI Staab Is seventy-tnrce
years old he enjoys good health. hav-
ing been much benefited by his strip
20 Europe last year During the time
OF the celebration Tuesday Mr. Staab
was the recipient of many telegrams
offering congratulations; and numer-
Gus personal tenders OF best wishes
for n continued enjoyment Of health.
happieas and prosperity.
The elimination OF childhood ro-
nance took place In Albuquerque Fri
day morning when Miss Dorothy H.
Cmruthers OF Fredericton, New Bruins
wick, became the bride OF Mr. Archi-
bald r. Harrison OF Fresno. Calf.
Archdeacon w. r. Warren Of 81
Johns Episcopal church spoke the
words which united the lives OF the
young pnople. The Witnesses were
Mr. Charles =. Iowber and ms. r.
Morrisette. both OF Albuquerque. Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison left last night for
Fresno. where they will make their
home. The wedding. By prearrange-
ment was to take place Ia this city.
The compile had planned TO arrive In
Albuquerque on Wednesday. Mr..
Harrison arrived here Tuesday night
prepared 10 meet his bride 20 be.
Snow storms In Kansas played havoc
with schedules on railroads as well
as IN matrimony and Miss Carrlthers
did not arrive until early Friday
morning. The wedding followed soon
after, Archdeaoon Warren officiating.
Miss Carruthers and Mr. Harrison
we're lovers In far on Fredericton.
New Brunswick. In their childhood
days. Mr.. Harrison came west some
years ago and courtship was continued
by mall, with the Inevitable result.
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The Harrison Carruthers wedding
yesterday was the only marriage cell
obrated in Albuquerque on February
20, the leap yeariest day OF Leap
Year. The wedding was not schedul-
ed 10 occur on the 29th and the mat
ter az anniversaries was not consid-
erod until after the marriage. when
the attention Of the principals was
called % the fact that Il will be some
time before another February 20 rolls
around again.
Archdeacon w. u. Warren OF 81.
Johns Episcopal church Il becoming
famous fromrocean 20 ocean and even
20 the islands In the seas as a min
lister who performs what may be
termed unique marriages. DR., War
rem has been almost invariably select
Cd 70 oflciate at weddings In Alba
querque when the principals meet IN
this city by prearrangement. only
yesterday Or. Warren ofIleiated az the
Harrison Carruthera marriage. Tho
bride came from New Brunswick; the
bridegroom from Fresno. Calf. A
short time ago he married Miss Har-
rlott q. McAdoo, o. Irvington. n. r.,
and Mr.. Charles Tabor Martin %
prescott. who selected Albuquerque as
tho place for their wedding.
J. Franklin Caveny, perhaps the
most original and satisfactory chalk
talker" before the American public,
a coming 20 Albuquerque. He win
appear IN the Elks theater ON next
Tuesday evening. under the auspices
OF the SANTA re AkNNNANk AhNNNN tAHHNr
citation. Mr. Caveny viii be assisted
By J. +. Caveny. soloist and Miss
Pauline Woods. Pianist. Mr., Cayeny
has def hngers and the gift Of mono
iogue. His pictures are charming.
while the wholesome pleading OF
scnsc and nonsense IN his work lends
pleasing variety TO the program. Mrs.
Caveny has a wonderful voice, filled
with promise and will doubtless sur
prise Albuquerque people by her great
range ana artistic singing The third
member Of the Caveny company iBI
Miss Pauline Woods, a most talented
pianist. II ~ likely that a crowded
house viii see Caveny and company
Fred Emerson Brooks has clcverly
said Of Mr., Caveny; "Cayeny 10 al
witty and artistic genius. He makes
chalk fly. he makes birds fly, he
makes his tongue n.y. and his fingers
fly; and as people laugh and wonder
a. those different flies, they are aniaz-
ed 20 soc how time flies"