Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-03
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WILEY-MKEEVER WEDDING.
| Because OF the unexpected visit OF
| Bishop Frederick y. Howden, ID. d.,
| the wedding OF Alfred Cecil Wiley OF
/ the First National bank, and Miss
Janet Farquhar McKeever step
daughter of Adjutant~ General Harry
IT. Herring, took place several days
earlier than planned. II was sunday
evening at 1880 O'Clock at the apart
ments OF Adiutant General Herring
| in the Stauffer- Walter block that the
ceremony took place. Both Bishop
| IIowdcn and Rev. Leonldas Smith OF
( the Church OF the Holy Faith off
ciated. Mrs Gladys w. Gllmour at
tended the bride and Adjutant GEN
oral Herring was the other witness.
| Only a few guests, intimate friends OF
| the couple. attended Mr. and Mrs.
| Wiley win return this week and will
take possession of apartments In the
| Stauffer- Walter block, adjoining those
Of Adiutant General Herring,
THE BIG EVENT.
Tuesday evening had been set aside
| by the entertainment committee for
the big social doiugs, These opened
with reception TO the teachers in the
! Hall Of Representatives Mt the capitol.
which was brilliantly illuminated from
the tip OF the great dome to the beau
! tiful, parklike grounds. Governor and
| Mrs. w. c. Mcdonald Supt Aivan ~.
white and Coll Jose ID. Sena were In
! the receiving line and local teachers
acted as guides TO the visitors who
| al nj uVtA
| the state officials More than 1900
| people passed the receiving line.
| After dinner, the Masonic cathedral
was the center of attraction. II was
| crowded to its utmost capacity. DR..
| James A. Rolls and his committee had
/ prepared a vaudeville entertainment
| that was distinctive. II Ia only In
! Santa ZEE, II Is certain, where such an
entertainment can be given. Among
! the special features were THE Eagle
/ and The dog" dances given by the
| san 1ldefonsa Indians In their color
| full toggery and with their weird
music H. Stanley Seder evoked from
the pipe organ at the cathedral won
derful melodies. There were In addi-
| ton vocal selections by Mrs Ramona
| Rollns-W ylic. George Kinkel. Mrs.
Lawrence b. Lackey, and the Scottish
Rite quartet. Mrs. Ralph NJ. Hender-
son played tho violoin. The accom-
panists were Mrs Charles Il. Doll and
Miss Ramona Beckner. A dance fol-
lowed the entertainment,
zee
THE CARL BORG PAINTINGS.
Exquisite are the paintings of. Carl
Brog, the California artist, who is at
present visiting the estate OF Mrs w.
II. Hearst. a collection OF these of
various sizes, painted in the south
west, will be exhibited In the recep-
ton room OF the Palace during the
coming week. They deal with scenes.
In the Navajo country principally. The
cliff dwellings In the Canyon del
Chiefly, the puehlos of the Moquis, the
buttes OF the Painted Desert, all fur
nish subjects, treated with n delicacy
and yet strength, that Is altogether
charming, The pictures are especially
| pleasing The Santa Fe exhibit, which
closes this week. has proved the most
| popular ever given and was visited
and seen by more people than any
previous display OF paintings at the
| Old Palace,
THE RACE.
ride the wind; | feel the storm
| KING DldSt;
My life In flame. my soul 10 whirl-
| wind cast.
TO nameless dust; to mingle with the
past;
o restless heart, sweep on.
What no; the night; the shadow and
| the dark:
Forgetfulness Of light no guardian Of
the spark,
Lone spirits dwell; and hushed the
song OF lark;
But. restless heart, sweep on.
Here roses Irvine; here garlands
wreathe my hoRd:
Here daughters wine; here dancers
merry tread;
There asphodels, the ohsrnei and the
dead;
But. restless heart, sweep on.
TO live apace; TO feel life's every
throb;
To kiss thy face; nor care for man
nor God:
The fleeting race; then rest beneath
the sod
But restless heart. sweep on.
--NYtou Il. Lueibihl. Silver City ", NJ
COMING AND GOING.
The mystery OF the great output OF
poetry some OF Il real good aud all Of
II with the tang OF the open spaces aud
mountains. which has been coming