Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
What Happened to Nam
Will Be Elaborat; and
Pretty Play.

delightfully."- entertaining comedy dra-
ma. which will be played Tuesday.
May 90, at the Elks' thcatcr under
the auspices Of the Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor society OF the
Congregational church.
Mrs. Nancy Kirkland Wolf IL dra-
matte coach. "A fact which r. sure to
| make the play "a success.
There Is no music in the pay It,
self. but Mrs. Il. l.. Bradford VIII sing
several solos between the acts. and
the charm OF her singing ADDED TO
the clever dramatic and humorous
parts OF the play will make an unus-
ually enjoyable evenings program.
While there are serious bits scat
tered through the play. at times tear
ful. II IL chiefly full OF Sparkling fun
with a number of very clever special
ties. Miss Glenn Miles. who recently
arrived In Albuquerque. and who has
a remarkable voice which has been
heard In many OF the large cities. Will
have character part and number
of solos. Mr. Ben Puryear of the
cast, a popular singer. will have a
solo, as will Clarence Boyer, also in
the east There will be splendid
quartet number and the prettiiy cos
tuned choruses viii make n hit
Nightly rehearsals have been held
and the splendid work being done by
everyone In the east assures a record
breaking success
Miss Ollie Kinds, who has display
ed unusual talent as an amateur
actress. will he MAN." and Mrs
Strumauist will impersonate the
mother of the leading lady.
The mems heavier parts will be
taken by Messrs. Edmund Cobb. Dill.
Ben Puryear and Clarence Boyer.
Other members OF the cast are:
Misses Margaret Fiournoy. Glenn
Miles. Evelyn Trotter. Hazel Hawkins,
Mcssrs. Joe Hcalt Richard Brock
and Roy Allen. Members OF the
chorus are; Misses Mabel Phillips.
Enid Reed. Grace Gibson. Nina
| Height, Carrie Brown. Grace Hull.
Madge Pinney and Irene Miller;
Messrs Ralph Parker. Elmer Riehl,
| browning Acott. Ray Bailey. John
seth and George Pinney
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| Auge Mrs w Rordlnave Mrs. John
Borrodailc Mrs. chas. Brachyogel
Miss Mary Cedar, Mrs. ~. Davis Mrs.
Thomas Delshoyd, Mrs. Mary Dolan,
ana Miss DOlan.
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Monday afternoon Mrs. Harry AS
\ pinwall, SO East Central avenue,
gave very delightful card party. Her
| guests OF honor we're her mother, Mrg.
Phillip Brandt. Mrs. Leroy Benedict,
Bakersfield. California. aud Mrs. j. u.
| Mccoy. The afternoon Was spent
playing high ave, after which lunon
was served.
The guests were Mrs Phillip
Brandt, Mrs. Leroy Benedict Mrs ].
n Mccoy, Mrs. Carl Hopping, Mrs.
VIM. Bryce. Mrs. Bert Walllng. Mrs,
IT r. Wellman. Mrs, oliver Wollman
Mrs. Harry Lthgow, and Mrs. T.,
Lang. Alma. Kansas.
"Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Harry
lAthgow, 3l6 south Edith street. en-
tertained "A number of her friends IN
honor of the same three ladies. whose
visiting Ia Albuquerque has been
marked by series OF parties, After
a number OF lively games of higH
iive, a delightful lunch wac served
Mrs LAthgow's guests were Mrs
Phillip Brandt. Mrs, Leroy Benedict
Mrs. !. u, mccoy. Mrs, Carl Hopping
Mrs. VIM. Bryce. Mrs. Harry Aspin'
wall, Mrs. Bert walling Mrs. 4. T.
Wellman, Mrs. oliver Wcllman. Mrs
y. Lang. Mrs &. Is. Holmes. Mrs Ora
ham Backus. Mrs. W. A. Mcciosky
and Miss Malta Tway.
Mrs. Carl Hopping, 5l5 south Arn'
street, entertained Thursday Afternoon
in honor OF three ladies. and the az
fair was a farewll party for Mrs. 10
roy Benedict, who is returning toda,
20 her home "a Backersheld, call
fornla.
, This party Was Japanese In decurs
tiOns. favors and amusements. Tn
guests played Fan Tau IN rooms whicl
+ seemed 10 be Japanese garden. Til
) Refreshments were strictly American
however. and were unusually dele
+, ious
The guests were Mrs. Leroy Bene
} diet Mrs. Phillip Brandt, Mrs. }. y
a.