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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

clate editor Ruth stateson. associate
editor. Eliza beth ArnOt; business
manager, Charles Clarke assistant
business manager. Donald Wilson;
Joke editor. susan cobb: Joke editor.
Luclen HOch: art editor. salome
stateson: art editor. John O'Lough-
lin; assistant art editor. Ruth Long
fellow; assistant art editor, Alvina
POstel; assistant art editor. Edward
Cunord. athletic editor. Glenn Em-
mons. athletic editor. Howard Liv-
ingstong
Glass editors; senior, Leslie Brigga;
junior. George White. sophomore.
Robccca Horneri freshman. Doris
Mathew.
The magazine II arranged very arr
tlstically and the illustrations and
cartoons By Salome Stateson and
John OI.oughlin are splendid. There
are several clever sketches and a
number OF good poems By the dif-
ferent editors which. with the class
pictures and general high school in
formation make the magazine most
Interesting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
Clever Dedication for
LA Reata."

La Reatn. which h publisheu hh
nually by the students of the Anu
aueruuc high school. Ia out TINS "eeN
and * AN exceptionally line maga1lne'
Il IA dedicated to Mrs. Ella NJ. La
Bar. ON the page opposite spieh
did photograph OF Mrs. LaBar II i"o
following.
n arrest always ia her
1. abUrs 20 make
l. earning
A ttrnctive. she has
NJ ade ~ realize the JOY of work wen
done,
1, I'D us kindly but hrmly,
A ided us In our toll,
a rought us to our best selves
A cted as an inspiration
a aised our ideals.
For these reasons, Mrs. La bar'
we rejoice 10 dedicate To you the htth
volume OF La Reatni
The staff OF La Reata tolloWs'
Editor In chief. Mabel Barton aSso'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. r. Hickey ti5
North Walter street are entertaining
the Ten Dons and their wives this
evening IN honor OF MIR. n. E. Fox.
who has returned from California TO
be present az the wedding OF his
daughter. Miss Mildred Fox.
The Dons and their wives have
been requested to come representing
a we'll known character either in his
tory or In a novel and many clever
costumes have been planned.
Elaborate Refreshments have been
planned 10 complete the evenings en-
tertainment.
The Ten Dons are Prof q. =. Hold
Rln. Mr.. A. y. stroup. Mr.. r.. p. Cris-
a., Dr. Walter q. Hope, DR.. J. IT..
wroth, supt Reuben Perry. Mr.. u. n
Fox. Judge n. A. Mann. Mr.. NJ. r..
Hickey. Mr.. a. n. McMillen and Or.
David II. Boyd.
Mrs. w. G. Kcim entertained the
Evening Auction Bridge club al the
woman's club Thursday evening.
There were cards. dancing and re-
freshmcnts and very pleasant time.
rho club viii not meet again this
summer.
Mrs Mike Nnsh gave an informal
afternoon Wednesday In honor OF her
sIster-ln-iaw. Mrs. G. Gilman. A love-
~ luncheon was served and an entiSc-
" delightful afternoon spent. The
guests were Mrs. c. Gilman. Mrs. y.
G. Butler. Mrs. G. A. Hudson. Mrs J.
G. Renner. Mrs. VI. ~. sherman, Mrs.
u. X. n. Sellers. Mrs. J Rutherford.
and Mrs s. knight Next Tuesday
afternoon Mrs. G. A. Hudson n en-
| PERTAINING In Mrs. ClIman's honor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

Thursday afternoon Mrs. Harry
Strong. COS West Copper avenue.
gave the second OF her series OF de-
llghtfui card parties. Five hundred
was played. and the prize. brass
hanging basket. was given to Mrs. c.
n. Conner.
The rooms were fFagrantly decor
ated with huge lunches OF carnations.
A dainty two-course lunch was the
finishing touch 20 a most pleasant
afternoon.
Those invited were Mrs. Fred Cam
field, Mrs. John Nenable. Mrs. =. 4.
Baldridge. Mrs. X. X. Pollock, Mrs.
Ada Blttner. Mrs. George stateson.
Mrs. J. Yrlsarrl. Mrs Chas. waiting
ton. Mrs. n. A. Hardeman. Mrs. &.
Elier. Mre. a. 3. fleming. Mrs. r. q.
Reid. Mrs. George Kiock. Mrs. John
Milne. Mrs. Amado Chavez. Mrs. AR
no Huning. Mrs. Sam yann. Mrs.
Frank Lanham. Mrs. G. II. Conner.
Mrs. J. n. Wroth and AIRS. Harry
Strong. Jr.
Friday afternoon Mrs. strong en-
tertained "A number OF her friends az
the matinee az the Crystal thcater,
after which an elaborate lunch was
served In the balcony OF Hotel Combs.
The balcony appeared 20 DO a part OF
Japland with its graceful festoons OF
wistarla. with here and therS a pref.
~ Japanese parasol.
The lunch was delicious and the
novelty as well as the excellence OF
the afternoons entertainment made Il
one Of the most successful affairs Of
the season.
The guests were Mrs Tom Wilker-
son. Mrs. N. Bicker, Mrs. &. u Com
ner. Mrs, las. NJ. Horner. Mrs. VIM.
Hall. Mrs. John w. Wilson, Mrs Reu-
ben Perry. Mrs, Walter @. Hope. Mrs.
I. -. Morris. Mrs. George Coon. Mrs
NJ. r. Hickey. Mrs Nancy Beswick'
Mrs. Mabel Stevens Hlmoe Mrs. Har-
~ owen. Mrs. -. II. earns. and Mrs
Isaac Barth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
Eminent Speakers TO Participate in
Greek Letter Banquet Tuesday

rangements 10 be present are,
Colonel Ralph Twitohel Robert
Crews. Phi Kappa Poi, L. q. Milior.
A. n. Morgan. v. A. Davis Sigma
Alpha Epsilon; j. y. CLARK, Kappa
sigma: G.. Q. Taylor, sigma Phi EPsl-
Ion. Dan McG0wan. Delta chit; IN
David X. Boyd. beta Theta ~; /. -
Mitchell. Phi Beta kappa, Howard
Waha. Phi Gamma Delta n h. Hen
ing. r., n. Wilkerson. Phi Delta
Theta; a. =. Warmer, Theta Nu Ep'
sllon, Or J. A. Roidy, Phl Beta Pit
Dr. L. 6. Rice, Nh sigma Nui lsaa'
Barth. sigma M Phi, 4. ~ Thurs
ton. Psi Omega; n, q. hogllsier, Dol
Ga Tau Delta; j. q. seth, Phi Debts
Phi. and Joe Kircher, Beta Theta nj
Mayor r. J. Palen Of santa We VII
be among the outside guests and Hon
w. A. Hawkins OF Ei Paso will b
one of the principal speakers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
By JEAN HUBBs.
THE College Widow" Scores
Palpable Hit.


Last evening the students OF the
University OF New Mexico gave their
annual play at the Elks Iheater.
They chose "The College Widow"
which is the cloverest OF college com
edies for this years production. and
II was "a splendid success.
Mr.. u. V. Lanham Is a director Of
unusual ability. lie gave ihe play
life and action. characteristics which
seldom go with amateur piayu Tho
College widow had pross ssional
tone and one had many opportunities
10 forget that the talent was local
The curtain went up on time and
no one stumbled over hts lincs. The
intermssions between acts wcro short
aud were made pleasant by college
and popular selections by the FUnr-
meyer avauaugh orchestra.
The play az whole wa splendid.
and each individual played his part
well. Those who mad leads were ex-
CeptiOnaly good. Miss RUN Nus
oehden. az Jane WitherspOon, the coli
lego widow. was fine. She htted nee
part aud made the most out Of a..
Kenneth BalcOmb as Billy Bolton
tho half back. was splendid. Alis part
MnN HGANNNH ANiN AiANEA hAM'MAN INV
in the play and he carried II through
gracefully. lie and Miss MDHsenden
were very good ln their scenes to
Eether, their actions were true ana
they ala nor overdo the acting q bit.
Miss Helen James interpreted the
part of Bessie Tanner. the athletic
girl wonderfully well and won a
Iaugh every time she came ON the
.a.NAa lltI
WiEEins "A prominent waitress, made
a very clever first appearance In "a
striking green costume made in an
exaggerated style. and was popular
with the audience throughout the
play. Her costumes we're unique ana
Nh, put ON Just the manner required
To make the part of Flora "A srea'
u,ccess. Tho part of Mrs. Primles
DalxeiIe was played very we'll by Miss
Kathryn chavez who seemed per
fectIy al home on the stage. silent
Murphy, ringer. played by Prot A
% Weose. was great. His worried
look. his light shoes and stin collar
and mis- general bashfulness we're pul
on in Just the proper degree To make
thom indcscribably funny W. a.
Probert. az stub" Taimadgo. busy
IN tovo with Bessie Tanner and avoid
ing the payment of has room rent
lie wac lively every minute ana wa'
very good. a. A. Conwch as Hon
Elam Hicks. OF SuuantonVille ah'
Thornton Bright as Bud Hicks
freshman, we're inc. Bud HICKS
change into "A regular "rah ran Dol
WIG very amusing. Ed DOran al
Peter Withorspoon. the college preS'
dent. Floyd koir AS Hiram Bolton
the railroad president, Fred Caikin
as "Matty" Mcu9Wan, II. +, huleh
inson as Jack Larrabcc, the football
coach. Frank Gouin M Copernlcu
Talbot, post graduate tutor ah'
Lawrence l.ackey as Tom Pearson
right tackle, were every one splenulo
All had very good stage presence an
an knew their parts perfectly
4 small bat very appreclallNe suu
fence witnessed the play, There wa
"A great deal of applause and inush'e
and the unanimous opinion was th'
tho play was - huge SUCCESS rom
dramatic standpoint,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
What Happened to Nan"
Tuesday.

An amateur play wv dai happ'heu
IA Nan" was given last Tuesday even
ing az the Ellis theater under tue
auspices of the Young Peoples Chris-
itsn Endeavor society OF the Consre-
gational church.
Mrs. n. Wolf, the we'll known IRA
matte reader. was the director
There WAS "a good-si1od audlehoe
and the applause was generous SLOW
ing that ,ho people enjoyed the clever
farce very much. -
Miss Margaret Flournoy az an Ola
maid was NorS good. and MI hth
purvear's solo, It'll the sands of the
Desert Grow Cold" WAS sung beau
tifully. III
All the parts were lnhch N''g VIZ
and the play was srcul S"VN'7s'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24


Commencement week az the Uni
versity of New Mezlco "opens fomor-
row night NTH the baccaiaureatc
service at the Elks' theater az 1880
D. m with the address by President
David Ross Boyd. The preliminary
event was the varsity annual play,
The College Widow" last night az
the Eiks' theater. probably the most
successful varsity play ever pulled
on, which r. saving "A good deal.
Tuesday night ~ 6.a0 the banquet Of
the Pan-licllonic club will be held ni
tho Alvarado and on the followine
night the annual banquet Of the
Alumni association AZ 6.30. The
commencement exercises proper will
be held IN Rodey hail Wednesday
morning az f0:s0. The programs for
the baccalauFeatc service and We'd
nesday morning. exercises are as fol-
lows:
BnsqnIaurenfe Program.
chorus ...... University Choral Club
Invocation ..... Rev. Thos l.. Dyer
Chorus ..... University Choral Club
scripture Reading. REV. s. =. Allison
Chorus ...... University Choral Ciuh
Bsccainufcatc Address .........s
Dr. navid Boyd. Pres. OF University
University Hymn.
Bonedictlon .......s...-......
Rev. r. w. LongfciIow. IN. -
Head Usher .... John q. pease
The program ct Commencement
day exercises ~ az follows,
commencement ~. at 1885
a. m, Rodcy hall. University campus
Program.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
The Grunsfeld Card Party.

Mrs. Albert GrunsfcId, 6iO West
Copper avenue. gave an elaborate
card party "Wednesday afternoon. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
sweet peas and roses In profession.
Bridge was played throughout the
afternoon. and prizes were awarded
Ia Mrs. Harry WELLER and MrHi I'D
wnrd Rosenwaid. ~ the close OF the
card playing. three-course lunch
vas served.
Mrs. Grunsfeld's guests we're Mrs
O. l.. Brooks. Mrs. Louis Brooks. Mrs
Fred Kent. Mrs. Margaret Medler'
Mrs Brown. Mrs. A. Roscnwald, Mrs.
y. Rosenwald Mrs. G. H. Hildoshoim'
Mrs. s. u. Rosenwald. Mrs. l. b. Koch
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
Elaborate Entertainments Galore for
Miss Fox; Miss Suzanne Edgar June Bride

this city. aud MIR. McIslw0in's best
man will be Mr.. Ed Watson from
Texas.
Mlps Edgar will be married In her
travelling suit. and she and Mr Me-
Elwaln viii leave immediately after
tho ceremony for an extended trip
through tho south. during which they
will visit MIR. Mctilwaln's parents.
They win arrive In Albuquerque some
time In August and will make their
home here.
AZ present Miss Edgar Ia In 81.
Louis having her trousseau made.
Miss Claude Edgar and Mr. w. l..
Edgar will leave here about June 10
for Bonneville TO be present at the
ceremony.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
TJT CWTTCT TNE WWNM
ILL OWEEl JUlVE DNALE
University Of Neuo Mexico WIN Finish
Work Of Year WHh Commencement
Exercises During he Coming Week


Invpraiioa-Ez II. = sslIasI.as
Commencement Adarpm~k piss
for state Eda1asional fnslltalsen
ZION. q. 4. nlehsFdsen. E.es~ells
y ~ ms
Confcrrlnr of rsefces-l, natlt
II. Boyd. president Of tbe University.
Address-lfia Excellenog o0yernor
W. G. Mcnonala.
Announcements ~ Prizes
NnElc--AIma Mater
nenediction--nc g. a. FOFe1nans
Candidates Tor tho Kachgioss De
4reas
Eldred Vernon Anspaen--saehrior
Of Science.
Major Chemistry.
Thenis--A Preliminary Study e
thu Waters Of the JtinoA fias
tenu. New McKicp.
Amos Linsey Anllch- fsashesef q
Aria
Alaior-FTlrtory.
Theain--A Struggle loF Liberty
William Cobnrn Cook isAcneior IS
Arts
Major Ciasnscs
Evelyn EverIsf-- Bachelor Of Arid.
English.
clyde Kolly--Bachelor 81 Hclenees
Chemistry.
Thesls--A prcllminasy study ~
the Waters ~ tho Jemoa Pla
toau. New MeHicc.
Lillian Mise Kieko-- Bachelor q
.to,ot .tsnntiai,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
Miss Connolly to Wed.

Miss Isabelle Connolly, SOS North
Eighth street. will be married June
9Th to MIR. clyde Cook. The cere-
mony Will he performed by Father
Mandalarl ~ the pastoral residence
at n O'Clock IN the morning. only
relatives and "A few intimate friends
will be present.
The nrwlyweds will leave that even
ing fora trip and probably viii make
their home IN Spokane. Washington
Miss Connolly n q very popular
teacher Ia the public schools here, and
MIR. Cook has fine position In the
poatnffice department OF the govern
ment service. Both have host OF
friends here who are shawering them
with congratulations and best wishes
for happiness.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
People Coming and Going.

Miss Julia Jaffa OF Roswell. who
was the guest OF Miss Regina Roson-
valid for several days, left Tuesday
Tor visit In Denver.
Mrs. c. g.. Hildesheim arrived Mon
day and will visit her mother. Mrs.
Edward Rosenwald Tor several weeks.
Mrs. John Lee Clarke and children
have returned from a delightful stay
In 81. Louis.
Mr. aud Mrs n. II. Pollock, illh
West Tiieras have returned from "a
very pleasant trip. They were gonu
about a month aud most OF the time
was spent motoring through southern
California.
Mr.. r. Il. Pollock OF Flagstaff, WAS
the guest of his brother MIR. y. a.
Pollock for several days this week.
Mrs. g. A. Goss aud daughters,
Misses Adele and Ruth GOss, are
manning To leave nOout the first OF
| the month for an extended trip They
| win go 90 Denver. Boise. Idaho, and
10 Portland. whore they viii visit Mr.
G. A. Goss. aud MIR. and Mrs. Chester
| Goss. Mrs. Goss expects To roman
indefinitely Her daughters VIII re-
turn 10 albuquerque when the pubic
schools open In the fan To resume
their position as teachers.
Miss Efi.a schroeder, teacher In th'
RareIas school, will spend her sum
mer vacation In Europe
MIR. aud Mrs Mike Nash and Mrr
G. Gilman are planning "a trip to TN
Peoos the first OF the week.
Mrs. 3. u. Rosenwald. s2S West n
ieras. IN enjoying visit from he
siater-in-law, Mrs. Carl Florsheim I"
sprlngerville.
Roy Doerman OF San Franc!sco. ha
returned 90 that city after visit Wit
friends Ia Bernallllo. --
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

A number Of delightful entertain
ments are being planned for Miss
Mildred Fox. whose marriage 10 Mr..
T.. q. Bennett will take place June 4.
This noon Mrs. John Lee Clark. sos
West Roma, gave a beautifully APP
pointed luncheon In honor OF Miss
Fox. A centerplece OF lovely red flow
crs tied with tulle and many bows OF
tulle gave the dining room and table
very bridal appearance. Dainty
place cards and favors added TO thS
attractive appearance OF the tnbie'
The luncheon was perfect ana was
followed by an informal afternoon
during which the bride received a
great deal Of useful advice. The
guests were Miss Mildred Fox. Misses
Margaret and Eugenia Keleher, Miss
Grace Rorfodaile. Miss Mabel Fitch
Mrs. Frank Pooler. Mrs. A. y. Me-
gaffey. Mrs. o. A. Matson and Mrs.
Roy Mcdonald.
Next Thursday afternoon Mrs. a.
o. Wana will have four tables OF auc-
ton In honor OF Miss Fox. ana on
saturday Mrs A. v. Mc0affey VIII
give an elaborate brldge-luncheon ~
The Alyarndo in TAFT hall az which
Miss Fox will be the guest OF honor
o.
MclsLwAIN-EDGAR WEDDING.
Miss Suzanne Edgar, sister OF w
l.. and ". A. Edgar OF this city, WI
he married june rs. ia bonneville, NJ"
IN MIR. A. G. McIilwaln. The weddint
viii take place az eleven o'clocf
nt tho church. Miss Edgar WIZ ~
attended hv Miss Claude Edgar o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
who Laughs last"
ffIilliors.)

in this case the one who hHu riosi
reason for laughing was Biliy Winter
bourne, who Was sent 10 the south oi
France ile rescued charming girl,
foiied the schemes Of several adNen"
turers. assisted an American million
alre. saves the family bank from
failure. etc.. etv The book h fuli al
romance and adventure.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

The aBnuAi auppIement 20 I'M r.
ternatlonal Encyclopedias. or a. an in-
dependent volume IS comprehensive
survey 81 the world today and 1T re-
cent progress ~ ara. literature. science
and Industry. For instance. the Ieat-
Ing article on the "proaldcnllal Cam
paiRn" occupies pearly nifty pages and
gives tho party platforms Ia full 49,
well as extracts from the speeches and
incidents 81 tho campelEn. ~ rho
forclsn Held. Turkey, China. Persia
and Mexico are tr-ated IA length
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
National Fraternity Men TO
Complete Organization Of
Pan-Hellenic Club at Big
Gathering at AlvaradO.

Tuesday evening AT half past seven
O'Clock at the Alyarado hutel the local
national fraternity men Will give a
banquet 10 an rational Greek letter
fraternity men OF the state. II %
expected that there will be about
thirty-nve men present and the or
SANITATION Of state Pan. Beiieni,.
association will be completed aud
permanent officers elected
Colonel Ralph Twltchell viii be ihs
POSTMASTER
Five members Of the Tn Alpha
fraternity and 1--WE from the sigma
Tau fraternity OF ths University o
New Moxlco have boon invited to at
tend.
Among those who have made az
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

This volume consists ~ Tho inlsew-
ms dramas: Before Dawn. 'Tha
Weavers. Tho Beaver Cost. RId
The connasrasiun The lntroauc
lion Is an Informing sketch 81 finupl-
manns career and n comment 81 his
art.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

This exceedingly practical little vol
ume il written primarily for thoae
who have not had technical education
IA explains in simple form the prln-
cpics Of mechanics that covers ghe
everyday processes and mechanical
effects which mahin0 shap worker,
come into contact ia tie course u
their work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
eve triumphant.
(coulovalnD

This novel has gained the much
coveted, extraordinary title Of beIns
crowned by the French Academy. u
IL the story OF two American women
Ina Europe. and Of the experiences to
which unconventiOnniity subjects
them The book ~ immensely enter
tainlng n IN. further, singulerly in
teresting as presentation OF an
European View Of American woman
and their ways
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

This sketch u the pfinih. nature and
functions Of the stock ekehtnae is
written primarily ~ Is Ftpiy - the pt-
tscks on the methods " thai sh4lliu-
tlon. especially ln ile recent Pui9
committee meanings Since she authpf
u AZ present u nIeuber VI the board
OF governors. Ii Is actually a view lFoin
within. II IN not nuwevev an unaual-
itied panoes 80 81 tAe mrthrtr m
practices which surround that inter-
estlng lnstltutson. for Il ooints oal
faults as well IA virtues.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
"rhe Heart uf TIN Night wlnsl. ("
(noe.

A story of the oregon forests, a
strangely beautiful forest maid and a
young man irum the east who works
out his destiny among lumber Jack.
giant pines. claim iumperH, and all
the rough and grand elements Ut late
IN that Wild place. II II stirrins
story. strong With the breath OF the
great outdoors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
Books in the public library.
'eriic Joyous Wayfarer.
fIordanA

The author depicts ENTERTAINMENT
what is commonly treated IN a man
nor OF ridlaa'oVs eyirsvagance--th
artistic temperament The hero AZ
frst tries 10 serve two masters. ara
and the law. but tho Story tells how
he followed the call Of his genius.
Much romance and comedy attend
"The Joyous wayfarer" on his jour
ney through life.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
Eighth Graders Will Produce
0peretta.

An unusually elaborate ana inter-
esting program has been planned for
the eighth grade promotionai exer-
cises which will take place In the
Elks opera house Wednesday, May
~. az y O'Clock.
The operetta which the pupils Will
give h. unusually well adapted for
such an occasion. and In very clever
and amusing The synopsis aud cast
follows:
"I'auline; Or. An EvcntTul Day"
synopsis A picnic party arrives al
country inn for the day. "A news
paper reporter also arrives, and
meets by appointment his former
teacher Three insurgent spies dis
gulsed az tramps make themselves az
home The gypsy fortune teller Vis-
its the picnic and foEetelIs the future.
ChiIkoot Ike arrives from the Kion-
dixie: shady has troubles Of his own
All ends happily with the coming
Of Pauline aa Queen of the Day.
Characters:
Pauline ......... Grace Stort7
Guile. a serving maid Mary Harris
Chickie, spinstcr sister OF Cas-
sadly .,..........,.. Helen tuct'
Maine. a village belle Helen McLaS
ISlomi fortune teller ..........
! .................. Mary Leaning
Mother. widow. and her child.
INSTRUMENTATION. Pauline Jono'
Faber. "A New York journalist. 80.
| ................s John sullivan
II
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

For a mild easy action Of the how
els. try Deans Reruleis. a modern
laxative. zoe ~ all stores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

The College Widow" Last
Night Preliminary Event;
Baccalaureate Service To-
morrow Evening With Com
mencement Program Proper
on Wednesday Morning ON
Campus.
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Ccon,Inued on Page 10, Column 30
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

Chorus OF picnickcrs.
chorus OF grenadiers.
Accompaniment by Howard Mann
and the High school Orchestra.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

Mrs. John Lee Clarke and children
have returned from a delightful stay
in ST. Louis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

Miss Julia Jaifa of Roswell whl
was the guest OF Miss Regina Roson
valid for several days. left Tuesda,
Tor visit In Denver