The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
BELGIAN ROYALTY
MAY WORSHIP IN
OLD |SLETA CHURCH


An unuRaai and quaint spectacle
witt be Afforded "a Sunday mcrninr
should King Albert and Queen Eliza
beth otcidH 70 attend religious serv-
icoa N The old shanIsh Mission
ehorrh Al ftiefa. when Tho question
first cnnc ur s. was decided to leave
the matter 10 them upon their ar
titAl IN Albuquerque. but on futher
consideration u WIS., decided 20 COM
munirafc with the department. Of
tfnfe. which has IN turn has present.
a 20 the king the rrFreetion hat
ne attend church IN Ialeia.
Almost undoubtedly the Belgian
monnr5ha viii decide 20 take ad-
vantage Of 30 unusual an opportunity
and In that event the intcrcstii
4eIif by the fathers who accompanis
the early spanish conquisfadores will
add nnnthcr tale to those which Its
walls could already tell. To see o
~ The most distinguished and valiant
figures Of the great world war
knecllnN beside Tho aboriginal Ameri-
ran. Representatives Of one OF. the
oldest civilizations % well an the
oldest dnmocrnciea that the world has
siEht,
Ana ire experience afforded 70
iAelr maiestics wni BE- 10 less unusua
and Interesting. for the color OF tho
spectacle. with the Indian worshipers,
40 their picturesque costumes. and
and the massive walled old church.
She altar with lts fantastic and
strange decernfions. the character
and simplicity Of Fathe- Du Chcne,
the elderly incumbent Of that onice,
who hos for twenty-five years watch
"a oscr ard guided this flock Of alien
Mood. are an touching and unique
sights.
Arrangements were complated yes
tffday afternoon for the Indian
dpnccs and for the cowboy exhibition
which viii be given IN the plaza
The best danccrs from Lagupa will
join the fsleta pueblo, and there will
he eight var drums. This Il the first
time IN the history OF the pueblos
hat the war drums have been taken
frcm one pueblo 10 another. An =
green dance called the Corvanchy Will
be executed and special costumes are
being made.
Col. Sellers. in charge Of the ar.
engagements, hay that he has sent fof
tho three best broncho busters IN this
nfate - take part ia the cowboy
quhdriale. walter Sa-rarino. the
champion broncho buster OF the state,
0HUm HuHHEu una LICK nfuWus tut
latter OF Mount Taylor. viii ride with
four cowEirls who are practising al
tho Lowden ranch, In various intri-
cate figures. displaying the cowboys
skill. They will be accompanied bt
q regular cowboy band Of the best
musicians 81 the city.
eThe rcyal party will be seated 3,
he cars on the north side OF the
plaza near the church. Col. Seller
y making arrangements for the vis'
itorE to be taken care OF upon ths
housefops. The reviewing space vii
BE- roped or and IN charge OF n. y
Watkins OF The Chamber Of Commerce
and uniformed assistants. The road
VIII be outlined n the public Il
asked 70 keep within bounds.
The reception committee which
has been named for the occasion Il
e. follows. ana IN the order Of pre-
cadence given. chief Justice Parker
chairman: Justice Roberts. Justics
Reynolds, Commissioners Reynolds
Mclaughlin. Hughes and swope
eight district judges, f.le speaker o.
the house. (scdiilo)e one president o
h senate. fCiarkeS Is chnlrmen o.
the county commissioner, mayors o
all municipalities, one British repre-
sentative. n Italian consui. the lieu
tenant governor, and three member
OF the American Legion a. follows
Charles n. Lutx. Ca~rrizozo; Manuel 4.
Armljo. las Vegas; Frank w. Robert
Albuquerquo.