The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

1921: w. NJ. Walling, consul com-
mander; w. 4. Walker, advisor lieu
tenant; r.. Il. Swopc. clerk; A.. Y.
Smith, banker. O.. Smith. sentry; A, j.
Lewis, escort; n. II. Grundmnn.
Waterman. Managers, NJ. l.. Aibers,
G. q. Gibson. r.. stephens.
Thc smoker which was Ia have
been held on December IL by tho
Bulldog Trades Council has been
postponed indefinitely.
The Good Time club IN tn hold It's
regular monthly dance at Colombo
hall at $3.50 o'clock tonight.
The Odd Fellows lodge will meet
In regular session tonight at odd Eel
lows hall to arrange for its special
meeting Saturday night when candi-
dates are to be initiated into the first
three degrees Of the order. The
special meeting Is to be IN h nature
OF "a smoker.
Ted n. Pate, n sophomore nj the
State University. has been nominated
for an appointment at West Point.
lie was nominated as a candidate for
the L.. s. Military Academy by Acting
Governor Benjaflin r.. Pankcy. Pate
will leave the University at the end
Of the first semester. He will take
his physical examination at Fort
Bliss on February /. IL he passes
examination he will enter West Point
in July 1921. Pate lives at the chap
ter house OF ri Kappa Alpha fra
ternity Of which he is a member. His
home is In Carlsbad.
THE Mai OF the Hour" will bc
presented in the High school audi
torlum on December 10 as the annual
junior class play. The selection by
the 1921 juniors is a play of high
standard which enjoyed long runs In
Rev York city and Chicago. The
piece depends upon the simplicity of
its human appeal for interest anC
charm. The play opens upon n cor
poration man who IL cndeavoring to
gain comnlete control OF the city's
street franchises. The city boss and
ward politicians are in league with
him and as the play develops this
political machine elects n mayor
whom they think they can control
hut whom they find to be The Man
OF the Hour
A MetllOdist brotherhood WIS or
ganized among the men OF the Lead
avenue church at IA banquet last night.
The organization is open to any man
who cares to join. Officers were
elected as follows: DIR. II. NJ. Bow
ers. president; DIR. NJ. X. wylder, vice
president: "A. II. Alderman, secretary:
c. Il. Oden. treasurer. The above
officers with G. II. French, S. A. Kay
n ]. X. Mount. constitute the eX-
ccutive committee.
The Royal NclghbOrs have elected
officers for the coming year. Mrs.
Anna Il. Losey IL oracle. other offi-
GERS are: Mrs, Diranda Votaw, past
oracle; Mrs. Emma Summers, vice
oracle; Mrs. Emma Swopo, recorder:
Mrs. Mary Landon, receiver; Mrs.
Bessie Miller. marshal; Mrs. Alice
G%leasner, chancellor; Mrs. Althea
Merker, inner sentinel, Mrs. Gladys
Snapp, outer sentinel: Mrs. Carrie
Anderson. Mrs, Florence Green and
Mrs. Ida Thomas, managers, Mrs.
Emma Swope was named as delegate
to the convention to be held at Las
Vegas next March.
The recreation leaders of the var
ious young peoples church societies
met at supper at the Y. W. c. a. last
night to study arrangements for
Christmas and New Years parties.
This wns he second meeting of the
group which has been organized for
the purpose Of studying seasonal
parties. group games and other enter
tainments. Miss Elizabeth Rose,
recreational secretary OF the Y. w.
G. A. is leader Of the study class.
The WOman's club OF the First
Congregational church held It's an
nual election OF officers at It's regular
meeting in the church parlors yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Roy Stamm
and Mrs. B. c. Smith were hostesscs
and served the refreshments. The
officers elected are: Mrs. j. D.. Jones
president; Mrs. q. NJ. Post. vice pres
ident; Mrs. J.. NJ. Laws. secretary
treasurer; Mrs. \. IL. Seth, auditor.
Mrs. H.. w, Ellis, missionary chair
man; Mrs. ~. u. Coons, church ait
chairman; Mrs. James IL. Collister
philanthropic chairman; and Mrs
Smith, social and entertainment
chairman. Following the election
Mrs. q. T.. Lovejoy, retiring pres.
: ident, was given a vote OF thank By
those present.
The Pythian Sisters will meet thi
evening at s O'Clock at the n. OF +
hall, 1i6 West Gold avenue. Election
OF Officers will occur,
The local union of n IntcrnntionR
Association OF Machinists held its an
nual election OF officers at Labo
Temple fast night. Those elected are
. Thomas McElvain. president; IL. w
Bass, vice president; c. G.. Gibson, re
cording secretary; A. G. ClCghorn
financial secretary; George simpson
treasurer; Phil Ratty, conductor; by
ron Morgan. sentinel; George Burn
A. L. Gleason and w. IL. McElvair
trustees. The union now has IA mem
bership OF SIS.
Jennie Bacn, a years old. $40 Ems
Coal avenue was knocked down b
an automobile al Coal avenu an
Broadway late yesterday Afternoon
The auto was driven by j. Il. Nc
Kechnie. The latter reported thu
the girl was only allghtiy bruised.
Enscquia MOntOya and Nlcodcmu
Armljo, small boys OF Martineztowi
were given u severe reprimand IN
morning for stealing a baseball froi
downtown store. They were al
I1fcsted last night and spent the nigf
in the city jail,
Theodore tsaault. DR.. wester
sailed superyisor Of the Wincheatt
Repeating ltruib company, 10 IN IN