Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-15
THURSDAY MUSICAL cLuB.

study OF Italian opera was continued,
was productive Of an unusually good
program and brought out a full at
tendance.
The paper read by Mrs j. A. Ilubbs
was distinctly Ina the nature OF "a treat
II exhibited deep insight into the
subject which comes only from close
and intimate study and was heard
with the greatest interest Vocal So
lect0ns by Mrs Bradford Mrs Winn,
Mrs Baldrldge Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Andrewa Mrs. Nriasnr Mrs Miller,
Mins Merle. Mr.. Andrews and Mr.
Christian We're grently enjoyed, as
were also plano selections by Mrs.
Hycritt. Mrs Hughes Mrs. Harden
Mrs Catanaugh. Mrs McLandress,
Miss Nichols ANA Miss Kenworthy
Mrs Pollock read an extremely able
paper on the lives and work Of Doni-
zotu ana Belini. and the operate SEE
loctlons rendered by the Valcls- VIII
son orchestra were in the highest de-
gree artistic.
The student department OF the club
met for the first time yesterday at-
ternoon when fine program Of
dance forms WAS rendered by piano
forte pupils. Miss Louise Nichols pa
Guiding the march. mnuet, valse Ia
rantelle rnazurkn and polonalso, was
highly instructive. the forms being
Interpreted by Misses Dorothy Brown,
Louise Bell Marjorie Steam, Wini-
fred Williams, Hazel Hawkins, Paul
Inc Jones, EVELYN Fox and Pearl
W0lhng Mrs Bradford was present
and welcomed the student members
into tho club
Excuse me- c1n / speak 90
your typewriter 4 moment2'
You cannot She is engaged.
That's an right I'm the fell
I los she's engaged to. Coyote
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THE JOURNALISTS,
/ Everybody says that the Four Arr
lists Vino Nrc go furnish the enter
tnnmcnt for the next lYccum attrac-
ton 0t the Elks theuter under the
auspices of the Womans club. are
REALLY top nbtchrrs and what every
body says Is usually true Certainly
Ia laudatorS press notices count fnl
Anytime, they should draw ont big
IaudirnCH and that audience should
have nothing 90 complain OF.
The kelpath trademark counts Tor
d great Goui, ana it is under this labeI
that the new attraction ia offered ~
Albuquerque The Redpath people
have never fooled MS yot, and there
Is mo- reason TO expect that they Will
do $50 on this occasion.
Albuquerque is musical city, as
has hcen demonstrated on many oc-
.easlong. ana good musical attractions
always draw we'll here For this rcn-
son there Is every right 10 antici-
pate big house next Friday when
the -Four Artists mako their appear
.ence at the Elks.
Roly Is yours a select neigh
horhoudg
POLY should say il was! on
ono block wc'vc six limousincF.
four rehinese pups and one baby
carriage Judge.
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THE WoMAN'S Club
An nddreH by President ? p
Boyd ~ thc University at New Mex
leo, waa one OF the features OF an
exceptionally good program put ON hy
thc Womans club ut lbs meeting Fri
day "thr Home was tho subject
FOR Discussion 40 the meeting. and DR.
BOYD was IA his best Hts plen for
more careful home training OF chill
dren durins the period Of adolescence
WAS especially iorceful, and he in
vested the ordinary household duties
of the wife and mother with a dignity
and importance that was especially
impressive 20 nis hearers
nr Evelyn frishios paper on Eu-
.Rnnies was also most interesting
contribution 90 the Afternoons enter
.tainment and threw new light upon q
most important ana timely subject
Tho musical pnrt of the program was
respectfully well handled, and the gem
.cral discussion brought forth an ami
mnted and enlightcnng interchung,
of views on mattOrs near to The heart
of every member of The club
Next Friday Viii be the last musi-
zeal open day ot the club this year
THE committee has arranged a pro-
gram somewhat unique in that II
combines music With dancing In re-
ietlon tu the peasant NE uf different
countries Those tHking part will Do
pupils of MtN. A. D. Keith. well
known as teacher eft dancing lbs this
city The prusram VIII bo ns follows
Poets and Peasants Airs Herbert
GALES and Professor di Mauro,
Paper ou Dancing Mrs. Keith
French Peasant Dance Mcsaumes
Roy Strumc. H. GALES. Ed Sackett
A Hutchinson, Singer Misses T.
Tr0flanberg A. Maharam. r. State
son, A lleacaoE aud p. Perry
Dance oi the Nile-Miss Anna
Myers
Music viii he By Miss Pauline Bor-
fodoilr. assisted hy Professor di
Maute.
Nadsc-1hH rs getting 10 be
shocking age A girl isn't sup
posed a. blush any moro
Clarence -- Worse than that,
dcar There Isn't anything left
she rau pretend sho docs not nn-
dctstaud.
PAN HELLENIC DANCE.
The dance rlven bN Tie Pan Hello
mic society al thr Nomsns clut
building Friday evening WAS in every
way up te The high standard that has
been aet by that organization in iis
functions Composed az it Is Of q
sef of folks Who m every way be-
Ions the society has come to ht
TFpngHiTga ne one al tia ffsArarta ni