Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-17
LOCAL. ITEMS


Coal Supply Co. Phones 4 and g.
j. w. Bruner, secretary of the
Baptist convention, will return to
the city Thursday from trip
about the state.
St Johns Episcopal guild will
hold a tea Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs G. S. McLandress
1900 West Central avenue.
NJ. l.. Fox left Sunday for Den
yer, Col, to be gone indefinitely
on a business trip.
Mrs. George Helm of TeXarkana,
Ark, arrived Sunday morning to
visit her daughter, Mrs, John F.
Simms.
Mrs, Fred Rowland Elliott of
New York City. a sister OF Mrs.
A. G. Simms. and Mrs, Arthur
Vernon of Chicago. a cousin of
Mrs. Simms, will arrive today to
spend some weeks in Albuquerque.
They will stay at the Alvarado.
All members OF the Royal Neigh
bors of America are requested to
Tuesday night. Arrangements will
be made to entertain the supreme
oracle. Mrs. Edna Clark of Ari-
IONA, who will be here for the
meeting June !.
Can now supply limited amount
factory wood in full wagon loads,
Hahn Coal Co., phones 81.
Mrs. H. b. FERGUSON and Miss
Lima Ferguson, who have been
living in New York City for the
past two years, are expected to
arrive today on the limited. They
will make their home in Albuquer-
que for the future.
Mrs. Ward Shepard left last
night for her home in Massachu-
sets where she will spend the
summer.
Felipe Delgado of Las Vegas,
who was recently appointed dep
uty collector of internal revenue,
arrived Saturday and took up his
duties yesterday.
Charles O. Berry of Denver. as
sstant supervisor of internal rev.
enue in charge of seven states, is
here for q few days checking up
the local office,
John Joerns of Santa Fe. state
auditor of schools. will be in the
CITY to make an inspection and to
consider the budget for the new
year,
AY. w. c. A. board meeting was
held last night and in addition TO
the regular routine business the
board authorized the cafeteria
committee to employ an assistant
director on account of the growth
of the business.
Edward Barlow, champion pool
player of New York state, will give
a free exhibition at the Mecca pool
room on Wednesday night. lie
will show fancy and trick shotS
with the cue and also with a I'm
ger. A match game with some
local player is to be arranged. sI
The Ladies Of Sodality society OF
the Immaculate Conception churcn
have postponed their card party
to May 26.
There are undelivered messages
at the Western Union for II. D
Robinson, Frank Montoya, X,
Gonzales, L. Stenoer, T. A. Dona-
hue and c. E. Mcdonald.
Capt. j. c. Peters left yesterday
for Cowles, N. NJ, where he VIII
spend the summer.
There will be a meeting oil inc
Benefit association OF
Macca bees this afternoon at 2'oo
o'clock at X. of p. hall.
Troop A will hold its regular
drill this evening at the armory'
There will be "a meeting OF the
Cavalry club after drill. -,
The Woodmen of the World VIII
meet tonight in the X. OF F. nan
Lunch will be served.
j. A. Miller, assistant federal at
torney, went TO Santa Fee yesler-
day to be in attendance at the
federal court.
The annual fiesta of San Hsidro
was held at Sandoval Sunday. me
celebration lasted throughout the
day and closed with a dance at
night. Sandoval is twelve miles
beyond Alameda.
According to information re-
ceived from Mrs. Nj d. Sehumaker'
New Mexico vice president OF the
Woman's Missionary union OF ing
Baptist convention ana /
delegate to the convention now pe-
ing held at Chattanooga, rem,
the w. NJ. U. of this state mas
been awarded the loving cup lol
the greatest number of missionary
societies organized.
Lieut.. II. H. Hendricks and MIS-
Hendricks are coming for VISIT
w. T. McCreight. They will ar
rive this morning from DEM
ing, where the lieutenant was
recently discharged from Tue
Letterman government hospl-
tai. He was wounded WINE
serving in the Argonne forest
and Mrs. Hendrlcks
will spend some time with the NC
Creights before motoring to Smell
byviile, KY, Mr.. Hendricks home;
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. V. Carlton ana
baby left yesterday afternoon Tor 7
and Indiana, where they
will visit relatives and friends Tor
a month or six weeks.