Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-30

Monday before Lent began, took place
Thursday evening in odd Fellows hali
and proved to be one Of the best OF
"a bong series of elaborate functions
forf which the Thlrties have well
established reputation. Practically the
entire membership Of the organiza-
ton was present, and the occasion
was I'm every respect one to be re-
membered.
Those dancing included Mr.. ana
Mrs. skinner. Mr. and Mrs. Price, MI
and Mrs. Coors, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller,
Miss Cook with Ira Boldt, MISS
Lembke with Lloyd Sturges, MISS
irene Herkenhoff with VIII MELON
aid. Miss Eleanor Vaughey with Jack
McDonough, Miss Lima FERGUSON
with j. f.. Goodell. Miss Tyler with
Louis Hesselden, Miss Alberta Haw-
thorne with j. X. McFie Jr, OF Santa
ZEE. Miss Kelly with w. a. keleher,
Miss Myrl Hope with Arthur Slsk,
Miss Friday, of Santa re, with hatph
Kelcher. Miss lauren Asselin win
j. w. Miller, Miss Cleo Kelly Win
Grover G. Divine, MISS Katherine
O'Rielly with Frank A. Hubbeli, r.
Miss Spickard with Paul Hutt, MISS
Rebccca Horner with Gordon dass'
Miss Vincent with Robert Wigcly'
Mrs Drumm. of New York, with
Harold Sellers, Miss Bernice liessel-
den with William white, Miss Shirley
Won Wachenhausen with Floyd Lee
Miss Conway with Brook Brantley
Miss Alma Bsldridge with j. II. swll-
Ium. Miss Ruth Tompkins with Con-
mic Hilton, of san Antonio, ~ NJ,
Miss Costello with d. McClanahan,
Miss Simms with Paul Becker
Charles IA. Lembke, Bob Butt, FRED
White. Leo Murphy and w. Y. Talpot.
AsA
"Such vicious temper Where
did the child ever get II from
not from me, I'm sure" grumbled
Mrs. Perkins.
mo, my dear" replied Mr.
Perkins sadly you certainly
haven't lost any of yours
COMMENCEMENT CONCERT
The commencement concert by the
university department Of music VIII
be given Monday evening, May at
Rodey hall. A splendid program mas
been arranged, including several num-
bers which have not been heard De-
fore in Albuquerque.
ATI1bUE tUOSt dEolohlHf1 W.
sity in this concert are Mrs. J. Q.
Schwentker, soprano, who win sing
two modern song gems; Miss Mary
Brorein, who will recite the melo-
drama "Miantowona, accompanied ny
Mr. Seder at the piano. The poem
Is a version of an Indian legend by
Thomas Bailey Aldrich, with music
bv Mokreis Robert n Sewell, BARI
tone, viii give an operate ARIA, ana
r.. Leroy Yott will be heard In several
violin numbers. r. Stanley Sedef.
director of the music department, Will
! be heard in piano numbers
The program A. as follows. v.tf,-s 3
roncerstuock (v6h weber, .......
MIR. Seder, orchestral parts on second
piano. Mrs Mabel Stevens-Himoe.
Prologue from Il Pagliacoi ....'.,,
............... LeoncaVallo
Mr.. Sewell
Melodrama "Miantowona" tpoem by
Thomas Bailey Aldrich, music by
John Mokreisl Miss Brorem, MI
Seder at the piano.
| (a) Mazurka ,...a.. .......'..'.' .Nolpe
! (b) Indian Lament ........ .lvorak
fc5 Ave Maria. Schubert Wilhelmi
Mr.. Yott
(a) A spirit Flower. .............
.........t.., Campbell-Tipton
M The Years at the Spring. 49,.
Mrs IL. H. A. Beach
Mrs. Schwentker
CAD Nottumo ........,..' .Ssahlpati
(b) Second Hungarian Rhapsody
.4..4,.t.,.. ..,,,..',' e.. AlsAe
Mr.. Seder.
AAA
He-You are the first girl |
ever kissed!
she--I knew it before you
told me!
TIE UNIVERSITY PLAY. ;
"Fitzhew's Alibi's" that would
have been very possible title Tor ipu
Souchets play to be presented ny the
students of the University OF New
Mexico May 8, had not Du Souchet
chosen TO call 1t THE Man FROM
Mexico"
Suppose for the time being that you
nre a--well, a--gentleman rounder
and that in the midst of your mid
night champagne at the well. Blank
club the police raid the Joint Then.
because of the fact that you are IN
excellent spirits in fact gurgling over
with them, you get gay with the judge
ana he sends you up for thirty DAYS
How are YOU going TO fix 1t up WIN
the wife?
Fitzhew-in whose pumps you have
been surprising yourself to be--easily
(9) lodges the situation by telling her
that he is called to Mexico Tor thirty
DAVIS. Yes, he tells this little lib TO
her with much grace; but when the
wife expresses her intention or ac-
companying him well, Fitzhew IS
rather up against IT, Fitzhew Is a
past master when II comes to hand
| ling alibi's but his wife seems TO be
so extremely innocent that she ploeks
every plan. However. he fnally gets
away without her and goes--to Mex
| leo? no. far from ito Jail and ions
the stripes. Fitzhew Is great wheh
he appears in stripes, in fact this Is
the most laughable act Of all. but he
diminishes In size when, released, ne
reaches home and has to answer his
wife's endless questions about the bull
! fights in Mexico.
! Again Fitzhew wins our admiration
In the way he puts the matter before
| his wife Eyes. my bull came in see
ond" he assured her, and got away
with IT, Fitzhew deserves the button
when IL comes to getting away with
! it, He will get away with all the
gloom the audience has or expects 10
have when 1t sees him in The Man
From Mexico May 9.
zee
some women marry for love,
some for money, and others from
force of habit.
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] El.kS' tOiIIES BALI.
Invitations were issued last week
for tho bah thar is to be given By the
/ Elks next Thur sdsy evening In honor
| ~ ~ lalia.. =. l.. nnaisfnd AZ, tn, h.