Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-28

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The Boosters orchestra will give a
dance IN the odd Fellows hall to-
morrow evening.
NJ. j. Drury, mechanical Ruperln-
tendent for the Santa Fo. Ia In Albu-
querque today from La Junta.
There will be n social hop In Prof.
RemOnd's Dancing academy In the
Colombo hall tonight. The affair
promises to be very enjoyable one.
The general public Is invited 10 at
tend.
Arthur G. Ringland, United States
forester. has returned TO Albuquerque
from Phoenix, Arizona, where he
went 10 confer with sheep growers
regarding a reduction Of grazing fees.
r. H. Hawkins, assistant superin-
tendent Of the Postal Telegraph COM
pany. left last night for n Paso after
inspecting the local Postal office. Mr..
Hawkins makes his headquarters IN
Denver. lie was formerly manager
OF the Postal office here.
A. r. Ferguson, the local milliner.
n home from New York and Chicago,
where he spent the past six weeks
fnmillnrizlng himself with spring style
tendencies and bnying goods for his
popular Fourth street establishment.
r. r. Brewer. formerly a clerk In
the Henrietta hotel In Princeton, KY,
arrived IN Albuquerque last night and
today Is being checked m as day clerk
al the AlyaradO hotel, succeeding
Mathias Eckert, who has accepted a
position with Rosenwald Brothers de-
partment store
=. Y. Senghaus. who has be2n for
nearly two years head OF the dress
goods department at the Economist,
Will leave Sunday for California with
the idea Of locating permanently in
one OF the coast cities. Mr. Senghaus
has made a host Of friends here who
viii greatly regret his departure.
Arthur Eyeritt OF Albuquerque
spent yesterday and last night In Las
Cruces. where as deputy grand high
priest OF the Royal Arch Masons, he
instituted Meallla valley chapter
and installed II. 3. Holt as the first
high priest or the chapter. The chap
ter was 20 have been instituted BY
Grand High Priest s. Spitz OF Santa
Fc. but he failed To make train con-
neotions and Mr.. Everitt Of this city
was deputizod to do the work.
Joseph Santucci, OF the United
States forest service. and Theodore
Santncci, a bell hoy In the Alvarad0
hotel, are interested In the announce
ment 81 the death Of Count Ferdinand
Santucci, which occurred recently In
Cuba. The Santucci brothers believe
the count was near relative and
have already taken up with the Italian
Ambassador IN Washington the matter
Of obtaining their rights In the diyis-
ion OF the estate.
A union prayer service OF all the
missionary societies In the city will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the Congregational church. Miss
Edith G0rby. deacOness OF the First
Mathodiat church and Miss Suther-
land OF the Presbyterian church will
discuss civic and social problems
Mrs. Ida Shields Of the Baptist church
will have a talk on Solving the
Problens Of Home Missionary Work
Mrs. Cleo Collar Holloway win sing
All persons interested in missions are
urged TO be present
Mr.. and Mrs II. q. Clunn. newly
weds, arrived In Albuquerque todal
from III PasO and will remain here I
couple OF days before continuing OF
10 Santa re. where they will reside
Temporarily Mr. and Mrs. ClunI
were married In El Paso yesterday
Before the marriage Mrs, Clunn wal
1 Miss Frances Woodward. daughter o
w. 8. Woodward OF Kaufman, Texas
Mr. Clunn Is private secretary 4
Judge Albert y. Fall. candidate 70
United States senator from New Mex
leo.