Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-15

cent meeting held BY Evangelist J :.
stout.
a line musical program is in curse
Of preparation.
II Was the old, old story with sliiht
variations. Charmingly done too. We
enjoyed '"Fhe Romanccrs as present
ed by University dramatic talent. q
clever little play fnd more than 4
little clever acting. Sylvette. capri
cious, Willful, viVacious and senti-
mental was -all rsenatcd by
Miss De Tulio who did the part well,
and looked mighty sweet in So doing
Raymond Gladdine as "Percinet," the
impetuouS lover, was really good, ANA
proved that he possessed much dra-
matte talent. He did the owe UNITS
s%nlendidly and one could not but re
member practice makes perfect. ~
The two clever fathers who plan to
have their children fall in love b..
denying them each others society,
were unprecedented by Hugh Bryan
and Egmont Arens. Their work was
eNccptianal. when considers
how difficult 1t is fer the young to
rlay the old. It is ever 50 much cas-
Ter to pretend to be young hen old
than vice versa. Then there was the
gardener and . bravo, played respect
lively hy Robert Sewell and Wintred
Arens. small parts but FAC made
the best of limited opportunities.
All In all, il was really worth while.
and decidedly above the average Of
home talent efforts. Miss May Ross
was in charge of the production, n
the success Of the affair As due In a
great measure to her untiring work. in
the preparation The costumes We're
a real surprise and added the 'proies-
sional" air.
The specially of the evening, a CO.
lonial dance. participated in by Misses
Grace Mordy, Myrtle Marsh. Mabei
smith, Hazel Cox. cleo Kelly. MAJ
earet Franklin, Sofia Nicholas and
Laura McCollum was pretty and an
effective display Of the very dainty CO.
lonial costumes worn by the young Ia
dies.
'Thc Romancers'' is written by
Edmond Rostant whose ''Chante-
cleer'' is 50 much the age Of the pres
ent day.
A d"clightful 500 party of the week
was given by Mrs. Frank Stortz at her
charming home. ia West Gold on
last Thursday evening. Roses in pink
and yellow shades were used in great
profuslon throughout the rooms which
under the glow of the shaded cleo
tricity presented an artistic and coy
interior.
AZ the conclusion ~ the game, a
perfectly appointed and served sup
per was enjoyed. Individual chlcken
pie being the principal and most slab
feature. Mrs. Stortz is very
popular with Albuquerque SOCIETY
ok and entertaius delightfully."-. Her
for the evening Mr.. and Mrs
w. n. Hahn. Mr. and Mrs. W. "
strong, Dr. and Mrs Wylder, Dr. AND
Mrs. Briggs. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mckee
and Mrs, Smithers, Mr. II Mrs
ana Mrs Nudey of Santa Re
Mrs. wilder, i206 West Central
entertained ut 500 last night in hon
or Of Or. Wylder's birthday.
The literature department of the
Woman's club HID r Sh~akespearean
FRIDAY afternoon. AIRS. II.
II RAY Was lender md the subject
Interpreters of shakespeare
Quotations mostly well known from
famou English BARD were given
bv club members. Mrs. h. A. Baker
Edwin Booth as y subject and
dealt c~onclusively with his wonderful
Shakespearean INTERPRETATIONS. Helen
Modteske ana her great work was
ably handled by Mrs. Arthur Keith
Miss Tway dealt with the abilities 81
irving. A miscellaneous musi-
raj program by the music study class
inder the direction of Mrs. Himoe
VAS well rendered. Those participat-
ny were: Mrs. Harden. Misses Rose
Iarsch, Lillian H%esselden, Halle
Hinton. Myrtle March and Gladys
1andell.
Mrs. Berthold Spitz left Yesterday
IN the limited for California resorts
Miss Sarah Hall and Mrs. George
pink are spending today in santa Fc.
4 4
The ladies of the Lutheran church
ierved coffee from , to 6 o'clock We'd
lesday afternoon AT the home of Mrs.
3ergcr on North Fourth street. Mrs.
Minister was assisted by Mrs. Berger
n pouring. a large number dropped
n to drink the coffee. for which these
aides are famous. and quite a sum
.esulted from the afternoons ven
ure,
Mr.. and Mrs, K. =. Hall of Holly
wood. cal, formerly we'll known resi