Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-28

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While It was q highmrow affair, il
must not bo supposed that the high
| brow features were allowed 10 abb
sorb the attention of the visitors to
the escmsi0n of an friVOllty A teacher
q a human being after all at least
most OF them are and 1T was only
natural that there should have been
a general ana hearty participation Ia
the social events that had been ar
ranged for the enjoyment OF the dele
gates.
High tide was reached ON Tuesday
with the automobile ride I'm tho after
noon and the dance at night Joe
Guodcll chairman of the committee
that had charge of the auto ride, ala
his work thorOughlN and Wolt He
himself was probably the only one
connected with the affair that dilnt
have good time, / saw him about =
o'clock Tuesday afternoon and no was
.teuring whole htudfuls OF hair out
of his coiffuro because there We're
something Ike three automobile own
crs in Albuquerque who did not tender
their ears for the ride ana because
dwo thousand teachers couldn't be
taken out all et the same time In
something like "a hundred cars. but
whether Joe had "a good time or not
there is no gainFaying The Tact that
the teachers did
The dance Tuesday night was great
after the crowd had thinned out Prior
tu that time IL left something to be
Desired. II is am easy matter To seat
$500 people ON me- floor of the arm
ouy. hut when that number take 1t
upon themselves a. dance IN the same
space the attempt is apt 20 DE ate
tended hy many difficulties. Atoms
about midnight however, the mult-
tudp began to melt and the fttcst
who survived had tho time of then
gay Young lives
Ncw Arrival tat Boston huten can
have "a private BATH
clerk hope so, sic.
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RECEPTION Al TEMPLE.
Cordially was i'm the atmosphere
and ia every handclasp ana voice at
the hig reception given by the Par
emit teachers association To the con
yentiOn teachers I'm Masonic temple
Monday afternoon True there was
such "a lam with sixteen hundred PEG
ale there that the spacious bail room
and corridors almost refused Go hold
Thorn all but Ma an assemhlage OF
culture such as was gathered there
was mo Crowdiug. and la spite of the
fact that many could not see the pro-
gram numbers smiles ana the hest Of
good humur prevailed as professors.
state dignuarrs local folk and teach
prs mingled Decorations OF scarlet
streumora dropping from chandeliers
ana large flags gave % festive setting
for remarkably fine entertainment
numbers
The star % the evening was Miss
Elizabeth Garrett the composer whose
genius Us already bringing 60 her aud
the state Interstate renoWn lly spe-
cial request Miss Garrett sang two Of
her own compositions, one dedicated
to the Mcsilla valley and the other
to Cloudcrott n M Typivaily New
Mexican u sentiment ana music, these
SONGS appealed 90 an hearers the
Glee club of che Las Vegas Normal
university sang three rollicking, in
spring thorusps. Tho Glee club OF
the state university. directed by Pro
tossor Scdcr sang M splendid STYLE "A
classic selection. and Mrs. Bartlvtts
sohg. Land OF Sunshine" This
prg.d in waltz rythm by Sis young
ladies VA spanish dress. The verses
were danced hy four misses with tam
hnrlnes ana the chorus by the Misses
Espinost with castenettes The com
poser. Mrs BARTLETT was present and
was delighted with the fine singing
aud Interpretation
The demonstration OF the physical
culture and grace culture of the city
schools AS presented Toy Miss tadners0
pupils from the high school brought
raands ef applause ana gave to Visl-
tors glimpse of charming grace that
reflects great credit on Miss Fndner
lud che schools The precision of the
Indian club drill given by forty misses
nt th high school freshmen class was
great Nothing could be prctticr than
the airy grace az the garden dance
presented hy twenty eight high school
girls in the qHaiHt. fHll-akirtea gowns
of 1850 Professor Mitchell acted as
program announcer ana was assisted