Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05

railway mail service lie is the neph-
ew Of a former sheriff of Bernalillo
county. John Hin Some years ago
Mr., Gay took up his residence in san
Juan and when Bernard s. Rodey
was sent to san Juan on presidential
appointment as United states Judge
Mr. Gay officiated as his court clerk
for some time After leaving the
clerkship Mr. Gay engaged in other
occupations invested his earnings
and is now considered wealthy
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rows anything but trouble. and
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Boston Transcript,
EASTERN STAR OFFICERS.
The annual election Of officers Of
Adah chapter SO. g, order OF the
Eastern star which took place Fri
day night Was the event Of chief inn
portance in secret order circles dur
ing the past week The following
were elected to the various offices.
Worthy matron, Mrs Elnora Hay
wood worth patron, s. H. Busch; as
sociatc matron, Mrs Gertrude Thorn
as; secretary, Mrs Henrietta Myers
treasurer, Mrs. Katherine Harsch;
eonductress, Mrs Harriet Sower, as
sociutc conductress, Mrs. Irene Pot
ter.
The chapter will give benefit
dance at tho Masonic temple next
Thursday, to which members and
their friends are invited, the proceeds
to go TO q fund for an orphans and
widows home for the order
The Venus of Milo explained
again
ut was carrying home Christ
mas presents, she vouchsafed
ONE O'CLOCK LUNCHEON.
Mrs Noa Ilfeld was luncheon
hostess yesterday when the entertain
ed twelve guests az / o'clock I'm honor
Of Miss Jcssica Edwards, of Pitts
vile, Penn. The table decorations
were polnscttas
Besides Miss Edwards tho quests
were Mrs Albert Simme. Miss Beat
rice Held Miss Alinc stern, Miss An
Rolica Howden. Miss Gladys Mandell
Miss Eleanor Naughey, Miss Edith
Chidorg Miss Agnes Childers, Miss
Elsie kempcnich and Miss Elizabeth
Wiley
Crusty--G hear you have an
addition TO your family
Pater-Yes. put down one and
carry two.
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MUSICAL TREAT
Musical treats are frequently en-
ioyed By local music lovers but sell
dom hasa finer high class concert been
heard than TINT OF the Harvest Home
concert in the Gold and Broadway
church last evening The program
ANA directed by Fenton J
Spauldng. ehorister and composer,
was notable for having names Of art
lists new 20 Albuquerque audiences.
Chief OF these stars is Signor Santa
Emma. an Italian Cornet soloist un-
til recently with the famous Creatore
band, and the the National Grand
opera company of Los Angeles. SIS
nor Santa Emma's cXquisitely subtle
tones on the cornet touched all
hearts as the instrument plead like
a human voice in joy and pathos In
cideutally il may be mentioned that
SiBnor santa Emma resigned from
Creatores band because that austere
treated his bandsmen
with too much cruelty for the sensi- !
tive solist 10 endure The audience
demanded several eneores of this cor
net master and after the program had /
,losed the people would not leave till /
be was heard again. The last time in /
The Rosary" Miss Louise Nichols /
kas the sympathetic pianiste for the /
'ornet solos and FOR the rich tenor /
solos of Mr, James BlaineY Mr. ] +
T. Regensburgcr number on the /
icrman harp were much appreciated I
ana also ELECTED encores
Another find of Nh Spauldings is /
he quartcttc Of male singers who
With and without accompaniment en- I
ivcned the program with rollicking 4
luartettc songs that occasi0ned them
% return several times to the plat
orm. Mr. j c. Gould was at his
lcst voice in singing that favorite
'rhora. Mrs Strumquist gave a
eading that was we'll received The
luet and chorus numbers by the choir
measured up 20 the standard OF the
'vening
Another musical find was little Lu.
lille Cook, whose piano technique
gas noted by all Thirtv-nne ner-
ormers. AN the names but three new |