The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-01
Supper Table
Gossip

On Aqsai Friday evening nf eight
O'CLOCK AZ sd. Johns church The cru
cinxlon.~ a beeuiifui sacfed oratorio
~ sir John staiuer win be given BY 81
Johns choir. consisting Of 20 chorus
voices IND several sololsta. This
wonderful work u a yearly institution
~ all the Iargs Episcopal churches IN
the east. Mr. Oeake asserts that no
finer rendition will be heard any
where than here In Albuquerque. The
C~rucifixion'' viii probably mark Mr..
Oeake-s last appearance publicly IN
Albuquerque FOR some time as ~
health forces him 10 give ap his sing
inf,
tharlca nIwkc Inns purchased the
New state hotel ~ III y North First
street and VIII conduct Il ~ q first
elias hotel On the European plan.
11unrc viii b. 4 regular mccflng OF
Adnh chapter No. 6. order Of Eastern
star. tomorrow night At s o'clock at
the Masonic temple.
CITY MaRaeer Gindding has taken
a building permit for the construction
OF a four-room frame residence at
l1aiO West Roma avenue. The esti-
mated cost - $4,000.
A mceting % an thoer Interested Ia
the improvement Of the bail park. and
promoters Of successful teams for this
season will be held tonight IN the
parlors Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
Reports win be submitted by the COM
mittee IN charge OF raising funds for
the Improvement of the park.
A party Of teachcrs including
Marion Rhodes and Mary Anne Kel-
lam started today on n motor trip to
Acme. n. NJ. They win be gone for
several days.
A new talking machine has been
purchased by the Y. w. &. A. to add
TO the general attractiveness OF the
lobby Of the recreation center on
North Second street. The new fur
niahinaa, rug and curtains OF this
room have been purchased with funds
given 10 the Albuquerque association
by the national board. from a balance
OF the war work council fund.
Thu community summer recreation
committee composed OF representa-
tivea OF the schools. Y. NJ. and Y. W.
c. As, and other organisations form
ed a temporary organization at n
meeting at the Y. W. c. A. recreation
center last night. John Milne. super
intendent OF the public schools was
made temporary chairman. II IN
hoped to interest all h organizations
In tho city In putting across a sum
mer recreation progrqm that Will be
a credit to The city and "a delightful
advantage for the people who must
stay here through the Ions hot sum
mer months
The primary department Of the
Lead Avenue Methodist church are TO
observe Easter by an Easter egg roll
ing contest, to he held in Robinson
park. Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
Each child will bring two eggs. Other
games viii he played, Mothers are
Invited to accompany the children.
The Junior boys of the v. VI. &. \.
are planning n trip TO Tljeras canyon
tomorrow. Several automobiles have
already been engaged for the party
which will start early In The morning.
Mr.. johnson. boys secretary. will SUI
%pcrintend the party.
Reports from the bedside OF Her
Scoveli state thst he Is nov sitting up
and RAPIDLY convalescing. Mr.. Scoveli
has been suffering from pneumonia
for the past two weeks.
The Loyal Order OF Noose, Lodge
No. l06. Will meet tonight al 5 O'Clock
AZ the knights 81 pythtas hall There
Will be initiation OF candidates ana
other important business.
n. n. Culkins. engineer, who h la
charge Of the proposed water and
sewer system az E.stancia. and Colonel
u. X. H.. SELLERS viii 80 to Esiaucia
tomorrow night Ia address a mass
meeting In the Interests OF the pro-
posed bond issue OF $50. 900 for the
improvements. The city will vote on
April s. The sentiment Is said 10 be
strongly In favor Of the Improvement