The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-03

she is getting along NIGEL, and her
work AS -oioist dud accompanies has
been highiy praised Dog the press In the
various cities where the company has
given entertainments Miss Mathes
has travelled through the states Of Tn
diana. Kentucky. ohio. Virginia and
West virginia making only the larger
cities, % expects t. close the frs;
lap uf her ou iu Washington. -. c.,
some time next week, She viii then
I|retutn Go Chicago. tho headquarters
~ tho company. for 70 brief rest be-
fore starting ou tuuthcr tour
Miss Mathrs writes that she fiul-
IN" work very fascinating. although
there are times when the members If
TIA" company have some rather cuI-
h1rassing but amusing experiences as.
FOR instance hen the railroad COM
pany ncglects 10 transport their trunk,
promptly. making Dc necessary Tor the
concert artists to appear on the stage
clad Iu th"lt travelling clothes. all
though she says some ~ their best
work has been tone under these COM
ditions. the performers evidently vice
1 ""HHH ~ HHHH ar. o." ~ ~ Wv JUL e NNN"Nh
hit better than usual on such occasions
so rs to make the entertainment -
attractive hat the deficiency In dress
would not be noticed by the audienc".
The many friends ~ Miss Mathcs
Will bee Interested In knowing OF her
success. Her career ~ flr ON the "
urum circuit has been particularly
gratitylug 90 Mrs. ida McCune Donu-
van. under whose careful direction
Miss Mathcs had the finishing touches
put on her voice aud piano WORK Just
prior to the time she started foI On %
Ctgu 60 embark upon what nov ur-
pears go Dee a brilliant career.
90
suffrage league
Endorses DrN ~Caminign-
An interesting session of the Equal
suffrage league was q business meet
INK Thursday afternoon at thc home
~ Mrs. \ y Struup Discussion of
ways and mean Tor the members to
assist iu winning the election fog pro
hihitlou brought out the fact th't
this i~-us and war service work. anil
food conservation make mp the work
program of this society THIS year. Lit
90" Euuir, Herkrnhon. q cicyN 'uu-
-por-nuJtuI aud % gucst OF the dl,, ru.
tyrtJlu"d the ,uupuuy ly delivering
two connie readings. lu ddrkcN
dialect uuo one Boo childish lingo. It.
/ rcuditluu- were declared good.
Q .
IIaIlnw zen Party ~ -" y VI. 4. A.
An affair that viii long ho rcmcuI-
ncrod by the BOWS of the Y N a. a
was the Halloween party given at the
association uuiI'.uE lIs' Wednesday
night which Was attended hy about
1tU youthful members ut the Junior
department of IA" "N.'
Tho usual entrance WAS harrictdcd
and al the boys were required 10 go
'u tine rear of thc building. whore
entrance 10 the bowling ALLEY was
+. gained through 400 open window liui
one boy could set tu at 20 time. and
during the rush more than seventy.
five were liued up ON the tennis court
awaiting their turn. This part OF the
rugrau was termed ':h" haunted
house After the boys were admit
ted 10 this weird ANA spo"ky place,
the bowling alley which was boo dark
ness each one was required 90 walk
over rolling pipe, aud scarcely had
he recovered hts equilibrium from
this experience when 10" stumbled
over 90 log \ little further along
hc would Doc hit ON the head hy ar
ti,les suspended from the ceiling
, Then there was the ghost which each
, bo, was compelled tu shake hands
: with receiving ln return Jn c]lcctri,
shock.
! After tho proper limitations had
been made tn the howituE alley the
boNS were tu the ENmuds