Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-23

Much take Hoop skirt.
The nanicr Is constructed much on
ihe order 0t the hoop skirt. the fnsh-
icnablc fom,nine garb Of long ago.
though II % not decreed that the
waist be light md come 70 n point as
In the hoop skirt The skirt is drawn
quite tight from the knees down, the
extreme style showing its design from
the hips q tho knees. This portion
~ very loose and draped gracefully
TO the knees, where u is drawn tight
by a band OF chiffon taneta. -Four
also viii be used 10 stay the flowing
skirt.
Probably the panler gown win be
an the rage next year
The prospect is,--tJ put Il excess
lively mildly interesting.
Friday afternoon was open day" AZ
the Woman's club The feature mum.
befs OF the program we're The Song
of the Sunshine State" written by Dr.
". Mcqueen Gray and rendered by
the New Mexico CHRIS Glee club, and
the reading OF several original songs
from the II. ~ NJ. book OF songs by
Or. Gray Every number on the pro-
! gram was exceptionally fine ana re-
ceived enthusiastic applause. Miss
lleryl KenwOrthy. who had charge Of
the program, IL to be highly compii-
mented.
A high class concert Is scheduled
for Sunday evening. 70 be given By
she Beloit College club OF lloioit, Wis.
| In the Elks' theat0r under the aus
N4tf ~ hs
association. The college boys will ar
rive In the city tomorrow evening
and after taking dinner at the Alvar-
ado viii go 10 the theater with their
maHdcllns and large repertoire OF
high class songs and musical stunts.
The house will be thrown open 20 the
general public ct $3.50.
Elaborate arrangements are made
By the members Of Temple Albert
congregation for the after Easter box
/ parry and social 10 be given April sth
/ In the Masonic temple bail room. Al.
/ huquerQue society win be ont en-
masse to attend. the event being one
of the most prominent to come soon
after Easter Sunday.
|
a sacred cantata. "The Cruclnxion,
most appropriate TO the Lenten sea-
son, viii be given In the PresbytetiaH
church ON Good Friday, April the 5sh,
under the. direction Of Mr.. Charles
Andrews. The drama Of the cru
ciaxion will be told In vocal
and instrumental selections. BE.
sides the cantata there viii 90 a mis-.
cellaneous program. A mixed chorus
OF 80 voices will participate. The
soloists VIII be Mrs. Il. v. Winchester
soprano; Mr.. John Falkenburg bari.
tone: Mr. r. l. Ormsbee, bassn, Mr
/ Charles Andrews, tenor, Mrs. RALPH
/ Henderson will be the violin solo,s
and Miss Beryl kcnworthy and MI
stanley sader VIII BE- the organ
accompanies.
Most enjoyable and highly appre
ciated was the musical and concert
given for the patients OF ST Josephs
hospital last Sunday--st. Patrick
day The entertainment was given m
the parlOrs of the sRnltarium and was
a very happy affair. The program
was we'll selected and the dinerenl
1 numbers we're rendered by the host
talent in Albuquerque, services beina
gladly donated for the occasion
Among those who assisted In the mu
steal are Mrs. Himoe. pianist; Mrs
Ralph Henderson, Mr.. Bruno Dleck'
man, Mr.. Julian j. Steyskel, Mr.
Ernest c. Fdhmeyer. violinists; Mr.
Harry -. Cornell clarionetisi; Mrs
Charles s. White. soprano solOisti
Mr.. D. q. Puryear, baritone soloisti
Mrs. Theo. Delahoyde. Mrs. q. Shsr
man Collins: Mr.. John Mooney, vio
linist. Miss Alyina i.etarte, acccnpail
list; Miss Eleanor Vaughey. faacl
dancing; Miss Bertha Turner. nololst
Measrs. l.andolf and Gumblner
stunts The program was given undel
the direction OF the knights o. Co
iumbns. Il is likely that a simiinr at
fair will be given In the h0sDira
wards some time after Easics mani
OF the artists assisting Ia the 81
Patricks day program having ind.
Gated their wish TO porlorla agail
when called mon.
The benefit dance given by tn
Santa re apprentice baseball club j
the Odd Fellows hail Thursday even
ing proved a most enjoyable aifa!r
The Ladies' Aid society Of IA
Methodist church viii meet at IN
homo of Mrs. Charles Oscar Beckma
next Thursday afternoon. Business al
fairs are TO be arranged and an n
members are requested TO be presen
Miss Beryl Konworthy entertaine
oharmlnEly at cards last Thursda
might There were three tables q
fiye hundred. The aiair was tho
oughly informal and the evening wa
s44444444444444.44444444444