Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-23

" becomes more ana more evident
eact day that THE Man From Mex
ieoP the annual play Of the Univer-
sity OF New Mexico, Is to be a real
dramatic attempt. The date set for
the play is May 0 and the Crystal
theater has been secured as the place.
Very important, Is the fact that
Joe Scott, a professional theatrical
man, and mn Albuquerque product by
the way, Is to direct the production.
Mr.. Scott Is too well known as an
actor and coach TO need any introduce
tion TO those who have lived in Albu-
querque for any length of time. lie
Is back in town again TO look after
business interests after long en-
| gagement In the theatrical world
The cast was selected a month ago
and rehearsals have been under way
for two weeks, Miss Shirley Won
Wachenhausen, q New York girl, who
is atithe varsity this year, is to be
the leading lady. Miss Won Wachen-
husen Is very talented in dramatic
work and before coming west received
flattering offers from eastern play
wrights to take up the stage as pro-
fcssion.
Red" Balcomb is to take the
heavy part In the mems department,
but not many people will remain
away on this account, in the opinion
of Ray McCanna. one of the direc-
tors Of the high finance board.
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NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Mrs. f. Rosenwald will entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Stern and family
and Mrs. Julia Halff and family at
noon dinner today
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Stern will give
q family dinner tomorroy evening at
their home at West Copper avenue
and Ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lee Clarke were
dinner hosts "Wednesday evening. en-
tcrtaining q number of friends in
formally.
The Tuesday Five Hundred club
met last week With Mrs. II. Charles
Roehl at her home on South four-
teenth street. Prizes for high score |
were awarded Mrs. George L. Craig !
and Mrs. G.. H. Sweeney. The guest |
prize went to Mrs Abel and the con
ISOLATION prize to Mrs. Murphy. Re |
freshments were served. Besides the |
club members the guests were Mrs |
Cayot, Mrs. Abell Mrs. Snlvely and
Mrs Murphy.
Mrs. Grace White left Friday for
Illinois and Missouri, where she Will I
spend the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Simon Bitterman, of Denver, |
arrived In the city Friday evening 20
act as matron of honor at the we'd
ding of her cousin, Miss Aline Stern,
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Leon Halff. OF Los Angeles,
who is TO be married Tuesday to Miss
Aline Stern, arrived Friday accom-
panied by his mother. Mrs. Julia
Half. Others who are here for the
are Mr.. Nathan Price, of
Oklahoma City, and Mr.. Sol Halff, of
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Barth will
motor to Belen this morning with
Darty Of friends to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Putney went
o Santa Fe Wednesday to remain
wo or Nlree days.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. r Edgar returned
tuesday from Rochester, Mimi, where
Mrs. Edgar was taken several weeks
lgo for treatment at the Mayo broth
rs hospital.
Mrs w. Y. Walton. who has been
he guest of her daughter, Mrs. viii
for three weeks, will leave
or El Paso Tuesday.
Mrs A. S. Bright left Friday for
Mo, to visit her daughter,
lrs, G. Roy Jackard
The Masonic dance at the temple
leXt Wednesday, tho last OF the series ,
iven by local Masons. promises to be
ne most enjoyable that has been held
0 far, and the prospects for large