Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06
| FILIPINO GIRL
DANCER GIVES
HIGH SOCIETY
A THRILL
Some of the Guests Were a
Trifle Embarrassed at First
But They All Finally Re-
gained Their Nerve.
WELSH BARD DIES
FROM SUDDEN STROKE

tNtM 1efh Letter 20 Evening htfhiul
New York. Dec G.--society was
treated 70 n sensation yesterday att
ornoon In the way 81 novel entertain
Ing. when Talbot Smith Hanan. SOFA
OF John Henry uianan. entertained
100 gueata NJ musical tea" az the
beautiful Hanan home. i053 fifth
avenue. with q program OF music and
bizarre dancing
The feature" which furnished
new thrill for society. was the native
dance given by Dogmena Filipino
girl Dogmcna danced IN bare feet
and native acanty costume. consisting
u chocolate sOlorcd trunks. broad
striped red sash and several long
strands OF native pink and white
heads. Her appearance caused tho
society dobutantcs to ahivor as they
observed nor. some of the guests ap-
pcarcd bit embarrassed when the
Baroness Won Groyss. under whose
chaperonage Dogmena danced, intro
ducod her 90 the fashionable audit
cnce of young men and women.
Hut as the brown girl danced.
spear la hand. sometimes getting
dangerously near the admiring guests.
the latter forgot all about her scant
costume and wildly applaudcd this
latest sensation.
DoEmcna's head hunter" ana
spear dance. while of strictly saw
age terpsichorcan art. avs enthuEi-
astlcally encored and furnished a
more lively amusement with few oX-
ccYtions. than the great variety OF
bizarre dances seen here IN the las,
few years.
4 Welsh Hard T. head.
william Joncs. well known as n
writer of Welsh verse, u dead at his
home here. following an attack OF
apoplcNy with which he was stricken
at a church service ON Thanksgiving
night. lie was ~ years old
Mr. ioaee ,vns spoken of ~ the
nanl sia nlan 90 Wales" and Nld
! boon urVminsni N connection Win
endoaNora 60 nettVr conditions for
+ immigrants.
Bible society fO2 Years old.
The iOgd anniversary OF the found
) ing of tle orislnai New YORK. Hole
society was observed yesterday after
noon wita,ns rpccial service IN the
Firm avenue Rresbyterian church.
The Rev. Dr. John Henry Dowctt
preached the sermon. II was an
/ nounced that In the past year the New
4 York Bible s0ciety had distributed
! sc.3s Bibles in thirty Languages
among immigrants at Ellis Island. IA
6i3 among sailors In New York har-
Dor and 1866 among sixty hotels. II
has also placed Biblsf in eighly-sevcn
/ lodging hiuscs and nincty-seven lodg-
I ing houses and nincty-scVcn institute
tlons, has scattered 10000 through
/ pastors, missionaries and church Wis.,
! itoFs and nag supplied the blind with
! Bible In raised type. No book has
been sold az a profit aud most ~ the
distribution has been free. The so
ciety II trying to raise fund Of s200.-
GOO and needs $4,000 10 complete u.
An East side PiiianlhropiSt Dead.
There Was mourning on the east
sid. today when Il became Known That
Pop" srhlicrnacher. soldier and phil
an,hropist, hnd killed himself Tho
cd mani rtile charities FOR years had
made hni oeioNed ~ hundreds Of
children IN the section, His cstata
m 20 90 various eaSl side charities,
Gave New Hector cemetery kry.
II was a harmless deception that
was practiced on the Rev. Dr. Hove
ara Chandler Rob0ins when he was
lnsfrlIed as rector of the Church OF
the ncarnatlin yesterday. Bishop
Greer preached the sermon.
After the ssrviees came the dlscov-
cry that the key presented to the new
rector was The key that formerly un'
locked the gatee Of an cas-, side GEM
etery, now soidom used. The sexton
probably has real key, anyway, "a
the rector never will be locked out.