Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13

slosa." Mrs Pollock read highiy
instructive review OF DcMorEan's "tti
Can Mover Happen Again" that was
issued on tho authors SEVENTEEN
birthday.
Tho discussion on (which Cnarnc-
ter Yields the More poraicious In
flucnco on Society. Becky sharp or
Charlotte EldridEo.' was lead hy Mrs.
Rice and Mrs. Dolnn, and both tho
characters we're shown up tn very
bad light. as dcceivers and scandal
mongogs. Tho decision as to which
character is worse was left unsettled.
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New Music Club Organized.
The "a Tempo" club has come into
existence and promises Co bee an inn
portant factor la the development of
music students ln The city The or
panization was effected last evening
az the homo of the dlrcctrcss. Mrs.
Bradford. 5t9 West Gold avenue. The
puTjis Of Mrs. bradford are the char
ter mem bors and the fact that Mrs.
Bradford b. 10 direct and give music
lectures AZ each meeting insurcs the
success OF the club from the start.
The purpose OF the organization ia 60
give social and study mcetinga at
regular periods, when music talks on
the masters who have created instru-
mental vocal operate and oratoric
music will Doe the feature, 20 bc en-
uyenod by vocal and Instrumental H.
ustratlons OF the talks The charter
members OF the clah are; plrcctr"ss
Mrs. bradford: secretary, Miss Fran
els Strome; members. Miss Helen An
derson. Mary Anderson, Katherine
Grlmmer. Lucille stewart. Hiidcr-
garde Icssel. Ruby Rhea, Theresa
Mntamoro. a guest Of the evening
was Mrs. J. W. Wilson.
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Sigma Tau Play.
That the Sigma Taus are orators
/ was demonstrated the pasi week when
Il all three ol the winners Ia an orator
! lcal debate are star members OF this
Greek letter fraternity That the
frat boys are also comedians has
been proven on various occasions.
lThat they are dramatiBts playwrights,
stage managers and female imper-
senators will be shown on the occaa-
| ion OF their forthcoming production
at Elks' opera house February .. rms
lis 20 lee the we'll known play Not
IGullty" that Is 20 be Reconstructed
| tin even the author OF the original
would plead not guilty 10 its creation.
| An solcmnity In II TO be eliminated.
only the plot OF Not Guilty ~ TO
The left intact. and for the rest the
lcomedy under the name FRATERNITY
Follies" N TO be dressed specially for
L. A usrNfanpn srrtfn
lticular regard TO local celebrities
whose foihles will be placed under
the spotlight. The sigma Taus are
looking forward to upbuilding the
lathletics OF the L. y. NJ. that have
this wear won enviable fame for the
University. and mean to keep Coach
Hutchinson next year IL ipOssihle
With this end in view, the Hons
lshare OF the proceeds from the seat
sale OF Fraternity Follies' Will go
to she Athletic association Of the 4.
lN NJ. and next year and every year
the fraternity plan 20 give a benefit
lplay for the Varsity athletic fand.
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Mrs. French Hostess 20 Club.
} The meetings OF the Tuesday lit
erary club continue with uninier-
.rupted regularity and increasing in
lterest. The next hi-weekly session
will be next Tuesday afternoon az the
home oi Mrs. G. r. French. The class
. study OF Modern Europe" will be
, conducted by Mrs. Mcdonald; Mrs
iStrOup will read the paper OF the day
, Ion "Thc Balance of Power" A travel
talk on "Constantinoplo' is to be Civ
en- by Mrs, Wroth.
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installation Banquet.
The Ladies' Of the Maccabo3s, Ala
LIMO Hive, No. I, viii formally install
the newly elected officers az the reg
luiar meeting next Tuesday afternoon
and as usual an elaborate banquet
will be a feature OF the atter-iodg'
, session.
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Thimble Meet.
Mrs. George DOOlittle entertained
1.-THE Good Cheer club Friday afternoon
I'm pleasing style. And though needle
work was ostenslbly the purpose o
the meeting. Il was sidetraoked bl
the conversational Indulgence that wal
for the time preferable 10 neodlework
IAN appcflzing collation. was anothe
enjoyable feature that uanrped tn
time for sewing.
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Gay sodailty Party.
one Of the happiest social AFFAIR
of the season was the ontcriainmop
n ST. Nary's haii wednesday whe
the Young Ladies' sodaliiy OF IN
immaculate Conception parish pre-
sided gracefully as hostess 10 a larg
| gathering Of guests a program o
4 classic merit was tho first feature a
y entertainment and that each numhe
y was heartily enjoyed was evidence
70 by the enthusiastic plaudlts the per
= formers received. An a ana b vloh
u number by Mr.. Leroy Yott was
9 splendid effort In tho intcrpreiaiio
q OF "sarabando" by sulger an
"scherzo" by Van GoenE, Miss Edit
e Locbs. always favorite. was partl'
y lularly sklliul In the rendition of
e. siuding number. a gem OF the pre-