Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-11
for her home last night to resume her
.cnlln@n and VOCAL Studies

| for her home last night to resume her
college and vocal studies.
Mrs. o. J. Duran OF Los Angeles,
formerly of this city, was operated on
at the Presbyterian hospital recently
and is reported as doing nicely.
j. e. Grigsby of Heacock G Grigsby
returned last night from Denver,
where he argued case before the
United States circuit court of appeals
A stated convocation of Rio Grande
chapter No. A. Royal Arch Masons
will be held tonight at 7;30 O'Clock,
1t was announced that all visiting
companions would be welcome
The Get Together club will hold its
regular meeting and social dance to-
night in the w. O. w hall. 1t was an
nounced that final Arrangements
would be made for the picnic planned
by the club.
At today's Rotary club luncheon a
musical program will be rendered by
Miss Hortense Switzer and William j.
Mcdonald, accompanied on the piano
by Miss Irene Herkenhoff. Prof. John
Milne will read paper. The meeting
promises to be an Interesting one.
Charles f. Taylor, regional cam
paigner for the National tuberculosis
association in seven southwestern
states, will arrive in Albuquerque to-
day, remaining until Saturday, when
he will go to FL Paso. He is on a
tour of his territory He will make
his headquarters here during the Red
Cross Christmas seal campaign.
The annual reception of the Wom-
ans club will be held tomorrow after
noon at the club rooms from 3 to
o'clock. Following the usual custom
each member is privileged to bring
one guest. A musical program has
been arranged by Mrs. A. f.. Norris
settle and the social committee will
serve refreshments. A full attend
ance is expected.
]. M. Yeti of Crosbyton, Tex, will
be in the city the rest of the week,
making his Headquarters at the United
States employment office. The object
of his visit here is to obtain fifty men
to pick cotton and head milo maize
for himself and Sidney Webb. They
have 5000 acres of cotton and milo
maize and expect to have the crop
cared for by January /.
The first of a series of special Sum
day evening services to be given
monthly will take place at the Broad
way Christian church next Sunday
night at o'clock The pastor, the
Rev. Alfred 0. Kuhn. and the choir
together with special soloists, have ar
ranged to give a unique program that
evening called 1.-THE Prodigal Son in
Narrative and Song" A true to life
story will be told in a new and COM
polling way 1t will be decidedly out
of the ordinary and well worth while.
The Chamber of Commerce is nego-
tiating with two movie companies who
are figuring on filming several pic
lures here. Their attention was at
tracted to this locality by our fine
scenery and other local color which
are Just what they need in making pic
lures with plots laid in the southwest.
The institute for training Sunday
school teachers and other workers
which is being held at the Baptist
church this week under the leadership
of Harry L. Strickland. general Sec
rotary of the Sunday school board of
the southern Baptist convention, is
proving quite interesting and success
| full. More than one hundred persons
were in attendance Tuesday night.
r. G. Baloomb. former resident of
Albuquerque but now living at Ago
dones, was in the city yesterday. He
said his son, John. has just returned
| to New York after spending some