The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-08

' VI { \. Reception.
To The Y NJ g. \. must be extend.
% credit fOr au event of major So
oial importance In "A week otherwise
dulled by the lonton season aud The
election. Four nights. including to-
night. the doors of the hug Now build
NIX have stood open. or VIII stand
open to- all who cared 10 come and
see what "a splendid Investment tho
city had made Iu It's character far
tory
-Four afternoons tho same has been
the case. -Four nights orchosttts onl
other musical ORGANIZATIONS oi the
city have donated their scr,i ices 10
the end thai the crowds which visited
The building might be entertained
Tho Wives of the members Of the
directorate ana The advisory board
with other ladies have acted rs
hostessos ~ these receptions Guides
have been on nan O. an times 20
show the visitors through the build
ing and much has been done in the
way of awakening sentiment Tor the
Institution ana OF waking up the lu-
cal people 20 Just how great a result
they had obtained for their invest.
mont.
Many OF those who visited: the
building ave donated furnishings for
he different rooms. ur smaller ar
'Iclcs ~ equipment. when they could
mot afford TO give furniture for at
entire room G. o. Cushmau donated
the furniture for two bedrooms. the
Bernaillo County Medical a%ssocid-
tio1 for one room. the Baptist church
for one room and RAYMOND Lester
Cor one room.
The musical organizations which
played the different nights are a.
Soliows:
Wednesday. the Rooster orchestra.
Thursday night the indian school
hand Friday night the High Schnol
orchestra, and tonight the Valok-
Wilson orchestra viii PLAY.
O.
4. y ". Concert.
An event Of social as well as mu-
t.'nl Importance next week will be
tht concert OF the university depart |
O. cnt "f music. To- be rendered Tues.
dJt evening az the hish school audi |
''r'um THIS concert VIII be under |
ih. direction OF T. stanley Sed"r. |
head nf the music department. ana
viii proVii c opportunity for Ann !
gI,rqusans tn hear many well known
mu'lcians beside those Il the uni
Nttflty.
Mrs. Ralph NJ Henderson. well
Known here Tor her violin pIlNing ~ |
well 49, Tor her fine s,ptano Vuic,. |
viii have a violin solo. and abs S,ll |
appear as one of the quartet singing
Cndmnn's Morning Of the Yctr a
suite which ~ "A particular in,o.itr
with local people because Of the ON
poser ; hong stay ~ his city. other
members Of this quartet are Mis-.
Louise Thorn m Robert T. Sewcll
ana Mt. Scd.r.
Mrs Mabel stevens IIimoc ~ To-
render "A piano solo. and also viii nc
company the quartet.
Tn. University band. for whose
uniforms the proceeds Of the concert
VIII be used, the university BRAS
puarrer tTe rnfVefsTtS mhIe dlafrsT1
aid the University Ladies' choral
club also viii be heard In selections
That the concert will he a social
event IN nttes,ed by the following
liz only u partial list of pa
Or ana Mrs. H.. II. Boyd Dean
9 r Hodgin Dr g 7. Kirk. Prof u
a. Worcester, Prof ". r.. Eddington.
a /. irimsha~ W, +. Switz-r. Hon.
H. : Rodoy. J. " prcstel. J. u. COL
lister P'F McCanna. Dr. T.. J. Alger.
ana Mrs. J. a. Reidy. Hon. Ncnl
y. Field. g o. Cushman. :. T.. New
conner Mr. and Mrs. Chas. = Bold. |
and Mrs. J. /. Rel. Hon. John
Wilson, Mr., and Mrs. V. Gustaf
indian School COncsrt. |,
The Indian school band Will give j.