Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

minute. one decentralization With this
machine d q NresliiEH match. 80 far
no man has been found IN any audi-
cnco who can conquer The gyrOscopo.
IN another demonstration Professor
Wood places the instrumont at an
angle OF fOriy-nvo deg ocq, and NJ
automatically lifts itself ana goes on
with its revolutions.
Professor Wood has with him a
miniature car with ayroscup3 attach
rnent, called b. the inventor gyro-
car. which travels on n single rail- ana
"a kent erect BY the r0tiy firce OF
two horoscopes in rapid 1ypcsite mo-
ton, which ne win AZ iot over the
audience on n monc-raii
Professor Woods yonnR daasntcr
travels with him. She "a ,alisi the
Tanner Of Electricity" ana Viii give
several remarkable demonstrations.
She takes an alternating current.
boosts IL 90 twenty-five thousand
Volts. writes with & anH plays aith
Il az though Il were a toy.
Montra villa Wood rs an inventor
- no mean ability Several vearx lno
he invented tho two-button switch
with which we are ~ 80 FAMILIAR.
ana h. has recently Derfaefed r.
floating gimble for the gyrose ore
which gives that Instrument p9wc- 10
change It's plane Of rotation autome--
lcally.
Professor Wood Is the only aero
postmaster IN America--he carries
mail By aeroplane In Chicago.
The second entertainment VIII sc
either IN the latter part Of November
or the first part Of December. u "a
hoped that Champ Clark viii iectui q
upon ihat occasion, but ~ he Is un-
able to come, Ex-Ambassador Henry
Lane Wilson. Woods Hutchlnaon nr
Or GOnsauius ~ promised 60 us.
The third number Is In JHuuurv--
/ the Dixie quiutctte. The personnel .
Williams of the famous singing and
dancing team. Williams ana Walker,
Johnson, Goodbar and Turner. tho
most celebrated bass Of The COLI q
race. Tho NTH man Is the pianlst
and director. This quintctte was Dr-
ganizcd and coached by Harry Dune
bar Of Boston. formerly 81 Dunbar
Brothers quartette.
The last entertainment viii PC
March 20, big musical compaur,
THE Four Artiats" The personnel
is Ructer. a German viollnist; Kick
/ busch. German baritone who sang
with the Berlin Grand opera COM
pany FOR several seasons; Madame
Lillian RinEsdorf, American soprano,
known favoraoly he Chicago and the
east; and Miss Van Hoose. pianist
single season tickets are one dollar
l aud "A half tw1 season tickets sell
for two dollars and half. Rcseryu-
tiona, depending ON the section Of the
opera house Will be fifteen. twenty.
or twenty-five cents.
A special rate. which shuold be
taken advantage of. IL made 20 an
| students-one dollar for season
ticket including reservations.
This Is an excellent opportunity,
glven to the people Of Albuquerque
By the Woman's club 10 enjoy some
| FIRST class entertainments al a partic-
ulariy reasonable price and Il Ia To be
i hoped that there VIII be large and
| appreciative audience present on each
occasion.
q. n. VI. NEWS.
Dean and Mrs. G. r. Hodgin enter
tanned the Normal class al luncheon
Friday noon. The menu was par
ticuiarly delicious and the affair was
entirely informal and jolly.
The members OF the class are Lu-
ella Alexander, Jessie Craig Fern
Reeves, Dorothy Stafford, Louise VIII
Sinson. Barbara Harris and Laura
McCOllum.
Thursday morning assembly was
given over TO the Athletic association
and plans were systematlze0 for sell
ing tickets for the football games
There will be two games with tn,
Indian school. the first week from
today. tickets fifty cents each; No
vomber ]. the Varsity plays tho NeN
Mexico Military Institute, tickets sew
cnty-fivo cents each. and on Thanks
giving the biz game Of the season
New Mexico and Arizona, takes place
and the tickets will be one dolla
each. Season tickets win be sold 10
two dollars. The city has boon 81
vided into sections with certain atu
dents In charge OF each section an
Il IL hoped that "A great many ticket
win be sold
The games will be played al Trac
tion park and the management J.
forming plans To build bleachers oi
tho west side of the field. The cas-
side viii be held for automobiles ant
carriages.
Friday evening the Tri-Aiphas CAV
a jolly dancing party at Colomb
. hall Excellent music ana a congcn
! ial crowd made the evening "a par
1 ticulariy delightful one.
Those present were Misses Mar
: Nozzle, lauren Asselin, Olive Shields
Eleanor Naughey, Irene Herkenho
7, | Edith Lamar, Annie Hawthorne. Dor
, Othy Stafford, Jess Craig. Irene Smith
!, I.ottie Lembke. Amelia Mcffle. Amt
/, Armstrong, Olive Thomas, Jet
, tiubbs, Irene Boldt Messrs. Law
romeo Lackey Harold Sellers. job
Emmons, Chester Lee Ray and 80
/. | McCannn Louis Hesselden. Lesll
n Hardness, +, Mahon, Howard Fuller
a ton, VIM. Probert. lra }oldt Oordn
Gass. Nelson Newman. Tie Tdttrol
LeClairo Murphcy and Leo Murpho.
j. o
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Aaron RoscnWald arrived la
h evening from Denver where she h,
been visiting her daughter. Mrs
Flosoher. and viii be- the guest of hl
y son and daughtor-in-law. Mr. an
j. Mrs, sydney Rosonwald for sever
n weeks before going 10 California
p spend the winter with her daughto
"a / Mrs sam ANnIuFnuF