The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29

ifHAfNNtANft NA' v win At'Nt III NfA~
feet fac .slmiirs 81 brby faces. Mrs.
Sell 49, Field. chairman Of this de-
partment ut the I;cd Cross work. di-
rected he sales. \ group Of society
girls did ~ much Ms their mothers
and distributed the dolls. dressed In
littl" Red Cross nurse uniforms. To
buyers The tourists at the trains
bought the tiny souvenirs eagerly. In
u day Misses Annette weinman aud
Eleanor Naughey sold s37.56 worth oe
these dQllt More thar 1909 olls
wer" mad lay the ardent workers.
Something moro than $500 has been
realized from the sales.
Although surprised at the results
that FAR exceeded their hopes. tho
committee Of ladies are pleased and
feel amply rewarded that this this
was their method Of celebrating tho
holidays, and We expect 10 pur-
chase and nnd makers for one hun
dred layettes FOR the poo. little Bel
gian and French babies who's fathers
have been killed In war. and who
nave not a stitch OF clothing except
h We provide Yes. II IL gratify-
ing n We are happy over the re-
suits declared Mrs. Weinman.
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Renowned Artists Coming
Again the fortniRhtly club Is to
present a classic concert to Albuauer-
que music Lowers. And this one. the
most expensive. ~pretentious UNDER
taking yet sponsored by n local or
g~antzation. Not more expensive 10
the concert-gocrs bu, 10 the club h
Is backing the company. And his
will be two artists OF international
fame. Miss Lucy Gates. the dramatic
soprano. who sings for the rcd seal
monograph records some OF the
songs that thousands, turned away
from the thcaters where she sings.
may q her voice at second hand
on the machine.
Miss Gates was a vocal star % the
first magnitude In concert work in
European cities when the war broke
u Then she came to America and
starred IN the metropolitan Opera
company and as soloist In the con-
terts at the Waldorf Astoria electro
ied critical .,ew York. The second
night she was heard IN America sho
c~aptivated an audience % ten thou
sand, and wits given an ovation This
appearance was as a substitute for
the famed Gaisi-Curci. who was ~.
Lucy Gates ana the most celebrated
harpist IN h world. Carlos Salzedo.
Will be Ia Albuquerque for the sec
ond concert d the auspices of the
Fortnightly club January \
Anyone who misses this treat will
lose an opportunity of a lifetime.
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Juvenile tc%lcbratioE
No mcrrIcr 'hriutmas scene IN the
city last week tina the celebration by
the tiny tots of Mrs. W NJ Combs
musical kindergarten at the woman'i
club MondaN morning
Towering nboN" the group of gaily
dressed children who mat gathered
TO present a Chsis,hias program was
ia" hr tree I~rnhineni"d IN ECU
ton unsol. ana cllttcring ihing um-
h"hs and ca1uics. that thrill childish
hearts and make the tree d grand
est vision ui %childhoud Hawaiian
wrc1ths we're ais" ICED effectively on
his tree. prepared hy Mrs Combs for
the central figure of the Christmas
picture. Mrs. Combs Is a gracious
southcrn"r Of exceptional ability. VIII"
wins adults as woN az Juveniles AZ
thong ia" program was not open
q" th" public aud was designed "s
pcciallN Tor the mn" ONES. a sror" Of
parents were present To slihr" ihclr
pleasure"
\ revelation 90 what even babies
can accomplish tu muaic when they
or" coached 10y a skilled. experience
instructor. was the spleudtd pro-
gram of song numbers ~ dnace
games Each ohild was dressed I"
p'rtnnitN lh" notes. they ar" taught
mat hay" distinct personality Pre-
siding over the iroiic were Grand
itthrf iHtas 'lci, ana 'rHndnloth"r
Tr"hl" 'l"i whn guarded thr actions
ui ihr notes oI "a" octave n"i'fI
marble DOM E"h". frrd trace
Alice "n' f't-'.
Nit"r the program ihhl was APP
pl'ud"d q" IN" cen" am" 'nJoYe' h'
u" on" s" Wurh as Wy IN" pertorm'N
themselves ther" entered the rear
h"n"~t-to-goodnesN reason Tor thH
party TINS was santa 'ltuH hllnHeu
'0n ln' p''l"N d'"n Know lhat nc
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