Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-26

stirring and dramatic chorus, as
well as in the well-known "Inflan
matus," from Rosini's "Stabat Mater.
other members will be by ladies'
chorus and by the male quartet.
Mrs. Ralph NJ. Henderson, popular
violinist and singer, formerly OF this
city, now Of Santa Fe, will be soloist
in violin numbers, also soprano sole
list in the ''Inflammatus.' Mrs. Mabel
Stevens Himoe, whose art would be
an asset TO cities many times as large
as Albuquerque. will be heard in piano
numbers.
A quartet consisting OF Mrs. Hen
derson, soprano, Miss Louise Thorn,
mezzo-soprano; r.. Stanley Scder
tenor, and Robert r. Sewell, baritone,
with Mrs. Himoe at the piano, viii
present Charles Wakefield Cadman's
song-cycle The Morning of the Year.
This will be the second public per-
Torrance Of the cycle in albuquerque,
the first having been several years
ago at the time of Cadman's stay In
this city.
Plenty of variety is this assured
for the program. and it is expected
that there will not be dry moment
from the start to finish.
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FOR MISS STERN.
Miss Beatrice Ilfeld entertained
twenty girl friends Of Miss Aline
Stern, bride-to-be, at the Louis Ilfeld
home Friday afternoon. The guests
were provided with sewing and in
dustriously piled the needle in the
clever execution of intricate embroid-
cry, the results of their toll being
presented to Miss stern.
"a Kitchen shower" was also a
feature of the affair Each guest
contributed an article of kitchen
ware, the gifts ranging from an egg
heater to the latest patent husband
beater. Delicious "eats," were served
during the afternoon.
The guests were Miss Julia Kele-
her, Miss Bernice Hcsselden, Miss
lauren Asselin, Miss Genevieve Tier
ney, Miss Alma Baldridge. Miss Lena
FERGUSON, Miss Regina Rosenwald,
Miss Gladys Mandell Miss Jean Arnot,
Miss Marie Rohr, Miss Louise Rooms
Miss Dorothy Rooms, Miss Elsie KEN
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Eleanor Vaughey, Miss Kathleen Long
Miss Myrl Hope, Mrs j. Lester Coop
err. Miss Angelica Howden, Miss Kath-
crime Chaves and Miss Anna Butcher
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
The program for assembly Tuesday
will be in the nature of a
current events hour. Professor Hill
and his class in current events will
discuss some of the problems now
public attention
The editor of the Mirage is offer
ing prizes for stories and poems Of
an original character to be published
in this years annual
NJ. L. Fox, editor Of the Morning
will repside at the debate to-
night between the team from
the university and that from Red
lands, Calf. The subject of the de-
bate will be. Resolved that the gov
eminent should own and operate in
torstate railroads" The university
team is composed of Messrs. Timms
and Walker. who will speak for the
affirmative and who will be opposed
by Messers Jacobsen and Fagg for
the California university, The judges
are to be selected from list of thirty
names to be submitted to the visitors
Miss Mary Brorein, Miss Lillian Gus
tafson and Miss Lulu Cooper were
recently chosen by the University Y.
w. c. A. to represent the local asso-
citation at the summer conference TO
he held at Estes Park. Colo.
An arbor day program is being
by the students, which will
be in keeping with the governors
and with the spirit Of
the occasion.
Mr.. r. w. Wiley will coach the
dramatic club for the annual play
which is to be presented during COM
mencement week.
Dean c. +. Hodgin gave the vesper
address last sunday. taking for his
subject "The Patron Saint of the
Isle
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PREPAREDNESS.
Mrs. J w. Crumpacker. for u num-
Der Of years q resident of Albuquer-
que and well known as q leading anti
is again in the limellght
Together with other prominent women