The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
COUNTRY CLUB TO
'H0LD FORMAL
OPENING
New Year to Witness Elabor-
ate Reception and Recital
in New Structure on Uni
versity Hill.

Chief ct the social events tomor-
row. in more ways than one. viii be
tho reception md recital at the Coun-
tr} club. II Will not only be the most
elaborate affair 81 The day. but IL will
mark the formal opening Of the club.
The reception wltl be from S o'clock
uEtll Z O'Clock o. VA. The musical
recital viii be from 4 to o.. Miss
Louise Thorn will sing and Prof.
Tcllo VIII play he violin.
The club rooms Will be prorisely
decorated. There will be music by
an orchestra, dancing. ana refresh
menta served 10y a caterer. Friends
OF club members, as well as members
themselves. are invited.
The cHub has s. members There
is "a a.hole golf course and the club
house IL completely equipped. There
Is q large living ~ large dancing
room and large reception room,
shower baths. dressing rooms and
spacious verandus.
Young members have been eager
10 i~uauguratc a busy social whirl. but
a governing board OF directors,
pursuing a conservative financial pol
icy, are In favor Of going slowly UNI
ul the club ~ out Of debt That mol
les is expected TO work ont 20 that
within "a year the club viii have a
tennis court. swimming pool. croquet
court. Switchboard etc.
club members are trying 10 ar
range for golf matches within the
next six months will Colorado
Springs. ri Taso and other cities OF
this section. IN other words. the
opening of the club NEAR hat Al
buuuerquc d put on the "%""reatiou
map and no longer trails behind anS
OF the cities of the southwest
In this connection it 81 60 be noted
that the organization more "a
Albuquerque than q mere pleasure
club. There are 5000 healthsockcrs
In Albuquerque, which means that
figuring their expenditures at $500 q
day. they spend $500 daily here. \
town 20 well known now as tbs CEN
ter OF the well country must provide
some means OF outdoor amusement
for those among the healthsoeker
who can afford 81. Merchants cannot
but help benefit from the factor thai
the club is sure to be In attracting
and holding newcomers To the city.
Membership initiation fee for resi-
dents Is 500 a ear with $40 an
nual dues, Non-rcsidents pay sZ'
yearly initiation fee and $40 annu".
dues.
The directors "a pursued a Ito.
eral policy with regard to men Of tbs
field force OF the forest service, wh'
49, a.. a HHa..n-.r.rL. N.Hr d. NNAaHsf fIHNs
admitting them as n-on-residcnts.
At the club members can secur
without notice cigars. cigarettes. sol.
or hard drinks, tea, toast or sand.
witches. but Tor meals notice must b'
telehponcd 10 the steward.
The iqusr question will be- decided
by "a meeting Of the club or "a ballo
among the members. Moderate us'
Of alcohol It the club will be insisted
ON. The board OF directors will no
allow excessive dtinkiug on the clul
grounds.
u Is the wish of the directors q
arrange for monthly dances the clu'
90 pay for the music n the guesi'
20 pay for their refreshments.
II Is probable hat saturday ant
sunday lunches or suppers viii d.
arranged weekly as club affairs.
Afternoon teas. luncheons. etc, ar
free 10 club members.
The program for tomOrrow's re
cital follows:
Two Mazurkas by Wicniawski
Rhapsodie Americuinc, by Hauser-
Prof TellO.
Doris" lyiolln u~bligato) Nevin
t"For YOU Montague az Dawn
ing" Cadman. lie Nii' violin OBJ
gatol. LerouN-Louise Thorn.
Miss Nichols. accompanies