Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-26
MANY NOTABLES
To VISIT STATE
BUILDING SOON
Distinguished Guests WiII Be
Entertained by New Mex
leo Contingent at San Diego
Exposition,


/ ,ssrelAt eoRsrsPososseE 70 soEEiss JOURNAL
I Santa Fe July 25.-Dstinguished
visitors expected next Week at the
I New Mexico building AT san Diego i'm
cude Juuius Spencer Morgan. son OF
iI T. Morgan. and his bride. who was
/ Miss Louise r. Converse. With them
/ will be Mr. and Mrs Herbert Satter-
I lee ana Miss Mabel Satterlee. Mrs. T..
Dewitt Talmage, S. e. Guild. Arthur
! Wallace and Mr.. and Mrs T. Wallace
| orr.
( Still they come. Governor David 1.
: Walsh, OF Massachusetts,, was another
! stHtc executive to visit the New Mexico
I building. His staff was with him.
! Capt IT, s. Price, IT, S. A.. Mr.. and
1 Mrs a. r. NuSly. old friends OF Presi-
[ dent Mckinley. of Canton. O.; f. G
I Aau Sanderliu. in charge of forty tour
! lists from New York city: Tom Muir
ply, the founder of Goldfield New;
I Prof W. H. Scherzer. principal of the
/ state Normal school at Kalamazoo
! Mich4 and wife We're among the other
4 distinguished visitors. The Santa Re
/ reports through Assistant Passenger
Traffic Manager Byrne, that more
sleeping cars were handled into Los
I Angeles during July then the Pennsyl-
wanna and New York Central together
handled in the same period into New
/ York thus giving some Indication of
( the heaviness of the travel to San
/ Diego.
New MeNieans Registered.
/ New MeNicans who registered at the
/ building on Tuesday were Lolita
| Alexander Mrs NJ. L. Kahler and
I Park Alexander Ililshoro j. ID,
I Eakn and wife, j NJ, Mahboub. Mary
I II. David, Lillian NJ Hieke, Anna
I l3amhrook and Ralph Young. Albu-
! querquei Howard IL. Belts and WIFE
/ ~. h. Murray ana wife Hazel Muir
ray w " Newcomb, Silver city, Mrs
I N A. Thompson and clara Thompson,
1 Los Lunas, Mrs r. f Willard. State
/ College, Mabel Il. Bond Albuquer-
I que, Mrs. Eutha Nj. Gard, Mr. and G
| K Spencer. Carlsbad l.. Mitchell.
I neming. Mrs W. W. Conner and
| daughters Dcming; r. b. Knight
/ Clovis, II. II Kramer. Joseph NJ. Ell
dodt, Chamitl, Clay i. Miller, Ros-
well; Albert Lmdaucr, T. G.. Upton
ana WIFE william Upton. Deming.
/ g. Seis, lsleta; Rebecca and Eliza Gra-
ham, LovingtOn. Edward T.. kopriWa
and f. M. Jones Santa Fe; Ralph r.
Gibson IA A. David John s. Beaver
Albuquerque r. NJ Davenport and
wife. CLOVIS. Mrs. and Miss Reinboldf
Roswell. Mr.. and Mrs Il C. Herbert
Fabrius Brooks. Las Cruces. Mrs lda
3. and Miss Mvra Nichels Cinarron.
Harry j Beayen, Albuquerque.
John S. Beaver, Albuquerque coal
dealer, visited the building recently
He praised the display and said that it
far SURPASSED his IMAGINATION in fact
mat ne did nor know thar New Mex
leo had SO many ana such varied re-
sources until ne visited the building
George "A. Clements. of EI paso
secretary of the El paso chamber of
commerce prcsent.a tbo Naw Afevi,6o
board of exposition managers win
magnificent reel of motion pictures
showing the construction work ON the
Flophant Butte dam and the Ria
Grande project i'm New Mexico
Distinguished Educator Calls.
Another distinpuishad visitor Of the
day was Miss Smith one of tbe foun-
ders of Smiths colleoe ot hartmann
AN Mass Misc Snith bod bann IL
Santa a. ATTENDING tho sogsiors ~ ne
American Scbool If Archaeologv two
summers AFRO and she evnocts fo re-
turn to Santa re 9ftnr ber ,isit 70 tho
California exDositions From santa
Fa she expects To travel through Inc
cliff dwellings north of santa e. and
Joining the celebrated artists, coIonv
m the Pueblo ar Taos Miss gmit6
was delighted with tho huiIdino ana
everything i'm IL She said maj II ugas
an education I'm nseif For her arter-
tainment tbo Resume TAOS ana Cnr-
rus Christi raols we've rroeortod c1,o
80 - 90 - w. ~ 2,i'0"' 'iiV
luouenl lhat the laos lndlan picture
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