The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
Supper Table
Gossip
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Circle 3. W. NJ. s. OF the First nap
tist church will giye a lacking party
at the church parlors on Thursday
evening. s O'clock. The men will
bring their darning needles and tack
a comfort for the Orphans Home. The
ladies' are all invited to watch. There
will be a program and refreshments.
\ free will offering for the home will
be taken. Come and bring the fam
lily.
Seven rooms In the korber building
have been leased by the ". =. Public
Health service to house the full time
health board which will begin work
among the disabled service men some
time In october. Equipment for the
offices will arrive shortly. Or. l.. b.
Cohenour will be In charge OF the Of
ficcs with DIR. ID. &. Dodd as his as
sistant. Assistant staff members are:
DIS. j.. a. Reidy. r.. Il. Tracy, @. X.
Angle. w. A. Gekler and J. II. Van
Alta.
The business aud professional wo-
mems club will hold It's regular sup
per this evening at 6:i6 o'clock at the
Y. W. e. a. recreation center. Politi-
cal discussion lead by some OF the
prominent women delegates to the re-
publican convention viii follow the
supper. A large attendance IL eN-
pected az this In the first meeting
with the entire roster OF new mem
bers.
The Woman's club will hold It's
first large meeting OF the winter ut
the club building at 3 o'clock on FRI
day afternoon. The meeting will be
In the nature OF a Reasonably and a
reception to the new members. The
new president. Mrs. ]. @. Gould. VIII
givd her greetings to the club. a pro-
gram OF music and refreshments has
been arranged to FOLLOW the meeting.
Mrs. IL NJ. Robinson Is In charge OF
the program and Mrs. William Mo
ClurkeL. In charge OF the social Tea
lures of the afternoon.
The ease OF W. r.. Schuyler. charg-
ed with reckless driving was dismissed
In police court this morning after
Mr.. Schuyler promised To be more
careful In the future. The a OF
Schuyler collidcd with that OF George
W. Oakley at Fourth street and Gold
avenue Tuesday night. Each claimed
the other was to blame. Neither car
was badly damaged.
Regular meeting OF Rio Grnnde
chapter No. 4. Royal Arch Masons
this evening at 1880 sharp ut Ma
sonic temple. Usual order OF bust
ness and work In the marked and
past master degrees.
Special meeting OF Rio Grandc
chapter No. 4. Royal Arch Masons
Friday at 3 y. m. Work in most ex-
cellent degree. supper at 8 o'clock.
Work In Royal Arch degree follow
ing.
Deputy United States Marshal
Harry A. Murphy has found a
pocketbook containing a small
amount OF money. II Is his belief that
It wns dropped on abe street by a
child The owner mhy have the
pocketbook and money by Identifying
II at the United States marshals Of
flee in the federal building.
Several automobiles were dam
aged and one man slightly injured as
a result OF a runaway Of a team OF
horses drawing n OF shufflebarger's
transfer wngons on West Gold e
nue. at 1880 o'clock this morning
The team which had been standing
neal the Chamber OF Commerce
started up In the absence Of the
driver and dashed east on Gold ave-
! nue.. II crashed into several automo-
biles which were parked along the
street and demolished the wagon H.
self. Spectators reported that one
man who was struck by the passing
wagon suffered a broken wfist. His
name could o be learned.