The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-12

10 trip n hfft fnnthettc, there
Was a novelty entertainment which
had been prepared 81 the program
committee. Light refrcshmenss were
during the rest o. the pro-
gram.
A spectator viewing the ballroom
from the balcony might weil imagine
himself in a falry-land. The young
ladies were 50 beautifully attired In
gowns Of various coiors and shapes;
the hall 50 Hastily decorated IN the
school and class rolors. and the color
scheme 90 greatly aided BY the cleo
effects. The orchestra rendered
nne music. which left nothing else
for the evenings enjoyment.
The high school faculty acted as
official chaperones.
The refreshment committee NJ ex-
c~eilently aided by MIR. ). NJ. Hornor
and Mrs. A. T.. Parker.
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Dance for Visitor.
Mrs T.. L. Bradford and Mrs. T. @.
Winfroy are to be hostesses tonight at
n dance at the woman's club. honor
ing Mrs. Bradford's cousin. Miss Amy
Hanson Of Fall River. Mass. who Ia
visiting here. About thirty or forty
guests are invited.
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Dance Club.
The Friday Night Dancing club me.
at the Woman's club last night. This
men OF the club did the honors q re-
frtshments. etc. and the ladies repoi
very delightful time. About ~
couple were present.
Woman's Club.
The feature oe the Woman's club
yesterday afternoon was q talk on
civic Government" by Mayor West
erfeld. The program was under the
civic department with Mrs. r. J. VIM
frey as leader. Others appearing on
tho program were Mrs. NJ. Z. Hart.
who played two charming selections
on the violin and Miss Mary Leaning
who sang two numbers In her usual
delightful manner. A surprise num-
Der on the program "a a spanish
and n butterfly dance BY the
children Of the primary department
OF the Barelas school under the di-
rection OF their teacher, Miss Smith.
was vary greatly appreciated by
the club members.
There will be no meeting OF the
club next week on account Of tho
Tuesday Literary Club.
The club met with Mrs. y. w. Ben
ming. with the following program.
Current Eyents-Mrs. Homer.
Glass Study-Mrs. Long.
Paper. THE Work OF the National
Bureau'--Mrs. Cristy.
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Music Club.
Last Tuesday evening, at the home
OF Mrs. II. r. Pollock the members II
the F%ortnightly siusic club held their
last meeting for this season
The Mcdowell program. A. arrang-
ed In the year book, was almost who'll
~ carried out, and proved most inter
Mrs. Pollock sang three charming
songs;
Ca) slumber song.
(bl The swan Bent Low to the LILY,
tc) A Maid Sings Light.
Mrs. J. q. ~Schwentker sang:
(a) Long Ago sweetheart Mine.
90 The Nightingale.
The Cradle song" was given By q
OF ladies' voices.
The piano numbers were two Of tha
Preside Tales:
(aD An Old Love Story. 90 B'reI
Rabbit, played by Mrs. D.. w. Faw.
a- rt-a. .s... .r.ssAA han Mr.
George Everitt.
Mrs. Himoe played a Rochma3inof'
prelude and also a MacDowell prelude.
In conclusion Mrs. Metzgar told In
an interesting way OF the MacDowelI
colony at PctersboTo. New Hampshire.
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Annual Concert.
In spite OF bad weather a full house
greeted the orchestra at the Lutheran
church Tuesday evening. The work
OF the orchestra has greatly improved
the past year and appreciative APP
plause greeted every number. Miss
Jessie VOLTS numbers were en,hus-
i~astlcaily encored and +. Guy Heslit
evoked a storm OF applause both by
his mastery rendition OF Schuberts
~serenade ana the encore. La Golan-
drlna. which he sang in Spanish.
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Tcn At Bishop Howdcn's.
There was an Informal tea at the
homo OF Bishop Howden Friday after
noon for the ladies % ST. Johns 20
meet Mrs. Geo. Routledge OF III Paso,
president Of the Womens Auxiliary;
Mrs. r. j. Livesay q Anthony. y. NJ,
recording secretary. Mrs. -. A. SAN
ford Of Gallup. secretary Of the
Church Periodical club, and Mre.
Doris Porcher. president u the III
paso branch. Tho bishop and dis
trict officer made interesting talks
about the womaA's Auxiliary and the
annuai meeting which has just taken
place In Santa re.
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Pine Arts Concert.
a splendid conccrt was given on
Monday evening IN KOdey hall by the
Depnf rment 81 Pine Arts. under Prof
y. Stanley Scder. A corus Of ~
wus highly entertalnin and
greatly appreciated. The department
also had the assistance Of Mrs. y. W
Benning. MIR. j. y. Fslkenburg aEd
Mr. Robert scwcll. which added
io The program.
Rcsital.
ON "Wednesday afternoon "a recital
By the music department wac given A.
4 sfpfogl in IfodeN hall.