Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-20
ROYAL WELCOME
WILL Be GIVEN To
STATE TEACHERS
albuquerque Laying Herself
Out to Make Convention Of
Educational Association a
Big Success.

DlS OuCCeSS,
That nothing will be left undons
10 make the convention of the New
Mexico Educational association 10 be
held here next week the biggest sue.
cess OF any convention ever held b,
the association. Is assured BY ths
plans announced for the entertain.
mont of Tho delegates by the Local
committee Of which Superintendent
John Milnc Is chairman. From the
time Of their arrival in the city. when
they viii be met az tho train by COM
mittecs of young men from the nigh
school, until they leave for their
homes after the convention. they will
be given TO understand that Albu-
euerque hospitality is something moro
than mere name and that the city
is glad TO have them ana wants them
20 come again.
The program of entertainment will
begin Sunday afternoon with special
services for the teachers In the au-
ditorium of the high school at which
Rt. Rev. Frederick b. flowden. Epls-
copal bishop Of Now Mexico and West
Texas, will preach a sermon An ex-
ccptionally fine musical program has
been arranged for the occasion, one
Of the features Of which will be q
vocal solo by r. r. Larkin. formerly
superintendent OF the city schools in
Las Vegas. and now connected with
a leading school book concern as its
state representative
Ride and Picture Show.
on Monday afternoon from to &
o'clock. the visiting teachers will be
taken for ride over the city in an.
tomobilos furnished by citizens of Al.
buquerque A cali has been made b,
the committee and by the CONNER.
cial club to all citizens who own au-
tomobiies to tender the use Of Their
cars for this occasion. The response
TO this call 80 far as been ready and
spontaneous, but II is hoped that ev.
cry car-owner In the city will com
municate with the committee, as the
large number of delegates that vii
be present win require every avail.
able car for this purpose.
ON Monday night, after the sessions
of the association the teachers vii
be the guests of the local committee
at a special performance at the Crys.
tai theater arranged for their bene.
1T. A feature of the Monday evening
session at the high school auditorium
viii be the rendition Of musical mum.
hers by the Las Vegas High Schoo
Gleo club under the direction of Mrs
Adolphine kohn. supervisor Of mu-
sic in the Las Vegas schools. who Il
well remembered IN Albuquerque
Albert and also having taken con
spieuous part In inc Bernaillo coun.
ty teachers institute last summer.
Club Women To Entertain.
Tho feature of Tuesday afternoon
viii he the entertainment Of the
teachers by the club women of Al.
huQuerque From to o'clock re-
ception will be held in the Masonic
temple at which the Woman's club
the arent-Teachers' association and
the Tuesday club will be joint hosts
to the visiting delegates. Some of the
most prominent women In New Mex
leo will be in the receiving line al
this reception.
Tuesday night. at the high schoo
auditorium, the exercises will be spe-
cially and exclusively In charge Of the
local committee. The first part of the
program VIII be Of a musical charac-
ter, and will be under the direction
of Charles j. Andrews, whose repu-
tation as a musical director is toe
we'll known TO need comment. After
this program is completed there will
he an address by Miss Stern, one OF
the distinguished out-of-town educa-
tors, who win have much to say OF
special interest to the women teach
ers
After the conclusion of the pro-
gram in the auditorium there Will be
a dance in honor OF the teachers in
the armory which Will be one of the
leading social events of the week.
Coffee and Doughnuts.
Throughout the convention the
young ladies of the domestic science
department OF the high school Will
be in charge of the ladies' rest room
and viii look after the comfort of the
guests in every way possible. Coffee
and doughnuts will be served to the
visitors and practical illustration
viii be given Of the excellent course
that is being given by this depart
ment of the city schools
All indications point to the largest
attendance that there has ever been
at a convention of the association
and the members of the committed
are especially anxious that those who
have rooms that can be rented DUR
ing the first three days of next week
viii communicate at once by tele-
phone. either with the Commercial
club tphone 49,. or with the high
school (phone I0s0l. This is a mat.
ter Of the most vital importance and
- l.. .truad that fhara no no DELAY In