The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-17

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Louise Dealer.
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Freda Pearson.
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Freda Pearson.
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The nuckncr Dixie 1uhilceo Con-
cert company which gave such a crcd-
table concert IN the hleh school
o~uditorinm Friday night are sunday
ine IN the city. They will sivo q
sacred concert ~ the FIrs, Methodist
church tomorrow night NJ the rcgu-
lar 1850 o'clock service. This o rare
opportunity for music lovers 10 hear
these noted singers In sacred Work.
AR. w. G. Buckncr. manascr 81 the
company. and haaso. viii sing az the
! morning service his selection being
"Thou Falthlesa Man. BY neIedy.
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The prohram FOR a spanish play and
entertainment which ~ to be given In
the high school auditorlum tonight r.
announced as follows:
Ia Oaiondrina--iiigh school or
chestFa.
Highland Fllng-rhynieai Training
class.
In nandera-chorus and tAcond
ward children.
Recstation-"M Bsndora,- Emis-
do Yrlestra, first ward.
ViCtroln selections.
Indian club Drii-PhyaIcai Train
ing class.
spanish play-"La Mueia del
Jusclo.' hlgh school pupils.
The cast OF characters for the play
follows:
Don Atilano. Ekiqniel Chavez: Raj
'gon, Pedro Osuna; Francisco, GU
bert Espinosa. Tn Caballcro. Ralph
Hernandez; Rocio. Anita Osuna; Pc
incx. James Harwood; Lclis, Amado
Chayea; Iaoeencia, Bertha Basae,t;
~ Garlopa, Ernesto Chavez; Isldra,
augustine Armijo; Cahslleros y Sc
moras.
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Tho second biennial state coavcn-
ton or the Woodmcn Circle held an.
This city. eliminated a thrce-days
session. In an elaborate banquet
Thursday evening. The Woodmen
hail was hvishly decorated In potied
palms, greens, ana fcstooning Of the
laVnnder and white strcamers OF the
order. The dozens OF tables were
placed about the han IN the form OF
a monster wv and beautined with
vases ana iiiiics. choice roses and smi-
lax. Preceding the banquet a pleas
Ing program was presented that in
cluded:
Address by State Delesate 10 tho
supreme Lodge Mrs. Julia sharp, OF
Carlsbad.
Reading-"Archie Dean" Miss Nell
lie Crawford.
Tenor solo-"A Perfect Day" MT.
Barker.
AddressAstate Officer Bernstein.
''Rose Observation-Disclosures Hill aud
Marguerite Strumqulst.
Bridal march illustrating h par
able Of the Tea Virgins
This last number was n classic In
the way OF living pictures, pantomlne
and vocal Interpretation. Participants
were. Bride. Miss Neya Blake;
bridesmaids clearing hehtsl, Mlsses
RhOda swaync. Grace Gibson, Fay
Gearing, Ida sganzlni. Nellie Crnw-
ford, May Allen, Dorothy Dean; an
gels. Helen Seivcrt. Nile strumquist;
flower bearer. Carmen Moreili. Vo-
c~aiiEts. Messrs. Barker and spaulding
sang PASS Under the Rod Too
Late and Lead kindly Light Thls
last number was expressed In graceful
pantomine by Misses Nellie Crawford
and lida SRanzi1i. A notabl. number
on the proRrnm was Mr.. Barriers rem
dltion Of Carrie Jacobs Bond Perfect
Day" that charmed his large audience
and elected an encore, Dear Heart.
Mrs. Barker was the accompanies for
the songs. Irene and Harold Partch
provided the music for the Mendcl-
ssohn Wedding March. During the.
banquet, when $50 guests were seated
at the tables. the Naick-Wilson orr
'chestra discoursed music that brought
applause for each selection. MIR. d.
y. Phillips, supreme delegate Of the
Woodmen Of the World II the last
convention. and organizer Of the local
circle. Of Cottonwood Grove, presided
nj tho banquet as a capable toast
master. state Manager sharp was the
recipient OF many honors In speeches.
and In nornl Offerings. Responding 20
q call from the tonstmastor, Mrs.
Sharp expressed appreciation for the
many courtosles 10 the delegates by
the local lodge and the Woodmen and
She city; and gave cordial invitation
10 every one preseat 10 attend the
next biennial meet In Roswell In "ap-
pie blossom season." 1917. supreme
Manager Taylor was the honored
80 { OF the convention, and won al
hearts oy her charming personality
Mrs. Taylor AID state Guardian Mer-
rineld were twice presented with bou-
quets during the convention on the
opening day by the Circle and az the
ball Wednesday night when the Wood
men OF the World were hosts 90 the
officers and delegatos.
Al many Of the sosslons and social
there were more than $50 per-
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