Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-12
Santa Fe Society
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NANIA y -
| The dreamer on the hillside.
| Below him spreads the valley
'The resting place Of the sunshine
the Indians called II.
I The valley of Sunshine and Peace.
/ The murmur Of the summer "ind'
heavy with the odor OF sage
brush and pinion,
Tells OF dusky maidens, OF the long
forgotten past,
Who with their jars, 20 to the river
for water,
And in softly singing groups, return
To the pueblo on the hilltop.
Tells OF bearded strangers, clad IN
armour
Tells Of brown-robed priests, Who
brought TO the valley
The bells, whose soft chimes, breathe
even yet, a benedictiOn.
on the valley OF Sunshine and Peace.
Edward Steel White.
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ENTERTAIN THE TEACHERS
The artists of Santa Fe are plan
ming an exhibit OF paintings by the
.a.s'a - C~snsy C..S.psl ha,SAsglV "
ing week The pictures are 10 pe
hung in the reception room OF the
Palace Of the Governors. They WIZ
be selected from the best work OF
this summer and fall by Santa re
artists and Will be representative
both OF landcape and portrait WORN
Among the exhibitors are to be HaI-
wood, Nierra, Chapman, Henderson
Parsons, Ufers, Rollins and others
by the way, Ufer has just won the
Martin H. Cohn prize In the eXhiblt
by Contemporary Artists now on
n,
Off the prize was painted AT Taos
and was called "The Silent Pledge
being a group of four Indians on a
canvass SO by 40, Ufers picture
when exhibited at the Old Palace
this summer. received much favor
able comment not only from Local
art lovers but from the many visitors
from the large cities including mum
her OF well known COnn0isseurs. Most
Of them were painted in Santa Fe
and were bits of Santa Fe scenery,
deserving therefore TO be hung in an
exhibit OF Santa Zee artists. Mr. Ufer
having spent the greater part Of the
summer I'm this city He Is at Taos at
present and win be In Santa Fee on
his way home to Chicago probably
during the Educational week. The
Warren II. Rollins exhibit which is
on at present In the Old Palace, IL
exceedingly pleasing TO tourists ana
others. II is of that graphic char
aCter in which each picture In ad-
dition to being work Of art of high
merit also tells story.
For the entertainment Of The
teachers on Tuesday evening OF
Thanksgiving week a concert will be
given which will include the Eagle
ofh Iu ha
fonso Indians. 1t is the kind of en-
tertainment that can not be well
staged anywhere else and is there
fore absolutely unique,
he women's organizations, such as
the Board of Trade and the Presby
terrain Ladies' Aid Society, have taken
hold with vigore Of the plans to serve
meals to the teachers during Conven-
ton week. While hotel and restau-
rant facilities in Santa Fe have in
creased an Improved Of late years
| yet they are not adequate to the han
| ding OF a crowd Of 1900 teachers and
the women of the town had to step
| into the breach and will serve meals
| in the Public library assembly room
and I'm the Masonic Cathedral. II is
| a tremendous task and will prevent
! many a woman from entertaining in
! her home az she would love to do,
| special friends among the visitors,
/ but as a mater Of public duty. the
| ladies' have volunteered to serve the
meals in addition to throwing open
their homes for the accommodation
of whatever visitors the entertain
ment committees may assign to them.
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SHADOW or A LEAF
| Just an instant's shade above you
Floating silently away,
Then the golden beam of sunlight
Touches you in loving play.