The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21

Messrs. sed~r. LaPine. seweil
Matson
5. Reading
4 Japanese Lullaby
Miss Elizabeth Zeigier
By the waters Of Minnetonka.
Lieurance
Love Is the Wind. MacFadyn
Mrs. Lawrence Lackey
violin obligato by Miss storiz
= Piano
Waltz In q fiat. ....... Chopin
Romance. for left hand .seder
butterfly orieg
Prof. sedcr
8 Maie Quartette-
Kentucky Rabe ........ Heioei
2 Song
America.
by the Guardsmen
Accompanies: Mrs. r. W. Har-
den n Prof. sedcr.
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Rcceptlon for Mrs. Atkins.
A happy social function was the
reception in honor % Mrs. Florence
Eweil Atkins. national lecturer FOR
the Woman's Christian Temperance
union, held In the lecture room OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. building Monday al
ternoon. The affair was sponsored by
the local white ribboners. and IN cN-
cry a q gratifying success. seven
h. Ave ladies' and three gentlemen
were present to greet the charming
little lady from Tennessee. Formal
tiles were dispensed with. and fans.
ice drinks. music. Informal addresses
and cultivation OF friendships COM
blned 10 make the afternoon delight
full and instructive.
Participants In the musical pro-
gram were Miss Grace Winfrey' the
schoolgirl prima donna. who's won
derful voice has been developed the
past half year at All Saints convent
OF n. Worth, Texas. Miss Winfreys
first number was Fair New Mexico
and the encore. a specia courtesy TO
the honor guest. was Dixie. MISS
Lucille Cook played exceptionally well
a piano number from Chopin. David
Marcus. the young violinist VINO u
receiving much local notice Tor hDli'
/ ity. played a march from T~annhauseT'
Misc Mary Leaning sang In fint
| voice. zone Fleeing Hour" with VIC
! lin obligato. Little Dorothy Cameron
| another able violinist from Miss
| Valck's classes played a violin mum
Der. Beatrice Hin and Lucille CooH
were plano accompanies. Mrs. Al
| kins talked informally TO the com
| many for an hour and held them e
| eager attention as she told OF the eN'
! citing prohibition campaigns OF Dixie
land. now a solid south" Tor prom
billion. A bouquet presented py nv
tie Herbert GALES from the w. {. i
L. marked the close Of her address
Rev. n A. Farley. state superintend
] ent Of the Anti-saioon league. CAV
an inspiring talk on prospects 10
prohibition In New Mexico. IT'D
petition having 5000 names askinl
for a dry state to safeguard the sol
diers, is in the hands OF General "a
ker AZ San Antonio Ir. Farie'
stated. Fsrewells were spoken in IN
late afternoon. Mrs. Atkins, VII
made four telling speeches In tw'
GAYS here for a dry state. left Mednes
day FOR Los Angeles. where h is L
lecture al the chautauqun next week
on o 81 a near physical col
/ lapse. the speaker cancelled her en-
easement to speak in Gallup.
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Personal Mention.
Mrs. T.. T. Chase and her family ar
depending the week "A: valley Rancl
~expectlng to return TO SAINTS fe late
where they viii spend the hea'e'
term.
Mrs. J. NJ. Raynolds with her t~'
small daughters, Ruth ana 'l"is
expects 10 leave the early part OF mex
week for California, 20 remain unt|
iOctober the H.
Mrs. Edward A.. Mann IA her tw
little girls. Ruth and Louise le'
THURSDAY on the limited for oceo
Park. Cslif. They viii he way unit
the first OF september.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Carl Bishop ~ SAINT
are were visitors IN town for se'era
days this week.
Mrs. Isaac Barth and her sisi'l
Mrs Coppojk. expect 20 leave Tot IN
California beaches August first
Mrs. y. a. Macpherson aud smn
sons are Al Valley Ranch for . re-
dsrv before returning from their ~
|, 10 the Pecos. where they nave Spri
several weeks.
Mrs. A @ Wilde. wife OF cap
wilde VINO has been stationed
/ Nogales. sincc the winter N n'I
visiting her husbands mother MI
wild. came In Tuesdai night o vi
ioiu her husband IN the west later 81
AIr and Mrs y r FhEnr M an
Alr. Churles + wade and Mr- J '
smllhgrs slarlvd this morning u