The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
Supper Table
Gossip

swope, tho battery man. 2f4 N. ath.
Pritchard a Pritchard. contractors.
have sold their business to A. steele
and O.. Il. Wilson. who have been
foremen under the direction OF u.
II. Pritchard, former proprietor. Mr..
Pritchard sold the business to go TO
California. where his daughter Ia a
screen actress.
Morc than 300 members OF the
various labor unions are expected %
attend the ''get-together smoker un-
der the auspices OF the Central Labor
union At Labor Temple tonight. A
program OF speaking has been arr
ranged and a lunch, consisting OF
sandwiches and rear beer and soda
pop will be served.
The men of the Christian Endenvor
Society OF the CONGREGATIONAL church
will give q watermelon social at the
church parlors Friday night. Pre-
cedins tho refreshments n program
will be given.
Seth Holmes. negro, was arrested
Inst night on complaint OF II. l..
Pinkerton. charging that Holmes had
attempted to steal his car from n
gnrngc. Holmes pleaded not guilty
this morning and his case was set for
6 o'clock tonight. He was held in
the city Jail pm $500 bond, pending
trial.
Miss Lima Sanchez and Mrs. Emma
Tcnorio are to appear in police court
tonight at 3 o'clock on the charge of
tcallng q dress and skirt from the
Penney sore. II is said that ono Of
the two nut the dress and skirt In
her shopping bag. The two are being
held on $50 bond. The alleged theft
Is said to nave btaken place at $685.
o'clock last night.
The case of Richard Harrison who
Is charged with reckless driving and
passing a street car when II was
taking on and discharging passengers
last night is to be heard at b O'Clock
this afternoon. The alleged violation
of Tho traffic ordinance was on East
Central ven near High street.
The joint committee of the Rotary
ana Kiwanls clubs, which was up-
pointed to ma 20 plans for u ore day
Chamber OF Commerce drive Tor
members, will meet this afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock.
A. g.. Mnllnowski was arrested
here last night by Special OFFICER
Louis Beach and Night station Mas
ter Charles Draper On the charge Of
forgery. MalinowSki IL alleged to
have forged a check at Gallup for
the mount of t275. A special officer
arrived here TO-DAY from Gallup TO
tcke the prisoner there for a hear
ing.
Miss Betty KIelsdorr OF AIbuqucr-
que has taken the lead In the ace Cor
queen OF the Harvest Festival, II
was announced his afternoon. The
votes are being counted this after
mnnn mud m aeurf fOtul nj Nntnu Tnr
the various candidates could not be
obtained. II. II. Watkins said that
The Chamber OF Commerce was re-
ceiving many inquiries from other
towns regarding the voting for
queen.
Thomas Caikins, n well-known Al
buquerque boy, who has been study
Ing FOR the ministry for some years,
was ordained Sunday, September 2,
in the First Methodist church of
Roswell. by Bishop G. ]. Meade, OF
Denver, and by DIR. Alonzo Bright
and DR.. II, A. Bassett, OF Albuquer-
que. Van Gundy. OF Des Moines, N.
NJ was ordained ut the same time.
Rev. Caiklrs IL a graduate OF the
Albuquerque high school Of the class
OF '16. and an alumnus of the Uni
versity OF New Mexico. He will as
sumo the pastorate of the First Meth
odist church OF Belen.
There will be n regular meeting OF
the Woman's Benefit association OF
the Maccabees tomorrow afternoon
al ESQ O'Clock at the Odd Fellows
hail. The card party that was "a
have been held afterward has beer
postponed Indefinitely.
Mrs. Miguel Baca, 1905 South Arno
street. is reported to be resting quietly
this afternoon, There has been no
great change In her condition. Mrs.
Baca was seriously burned by the ex-
plosion of a kerosene can at her home
Friday evening. 1t was thought that
her recovery was doubtful.
The Catholic order OF Forresters
will meet Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock at 81. Mary's hall. There will
be dancing a1ter the business meet
ing.