The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-27
MRS LINDSEY HONOR GUEST
AT CONVENT

~. Niuccui' ; ucadrmy .a, the seen,
o' 20 memorable literary ,tcpt Tuesday
evening. Grimm, the dramatic reader
who rcnowu in this %rouutr, and Europe
makes II entirely supcriIunus 10 dcs
iguatc him as G. f.. ". griffith. but O.,
known like the grcut poet whose dramas
hr iuiorprcts by his last n.mc only, was
the program. ~ h. hl, rrI,tom, Grimm
gave &c Shukrsprorcuu drama with tho
ability u' tU entire theatrical company.
By special invitation from the sister
superior, Mrs. Lindsey. vii, 81 the gu,
rruui; Mrs. Alfred Gruu.f,ld district
chairman ot the state woman. com
mittrr uf the defense cuswiI, aud Mrs.
Walter Duuhrrg. state head of the fed
cral food ulmiuistratiou of the Woman <
committee, wcr, guests cot huuul J' the
Grinth reading
\ beautiful courtesy 10 the first lady
Of 'h, state was the stately reception
when Mrs. Lindsey aud her purity ur.
rived. II VAS the cleaning hour when
% nrV moon and baby stars were begin.
Wug - peep over the convent root
through the trees ut the lawn - idculiyc
the picture there whom the ladies
ubghtci from Mts. Gruu-fcld' cnr. Tho
girls of the convent boarding school.
dressed m their white gowns, formed
two rows ut living flowers, reaching
from the broad gateway rs the steps
and up the steps ot m, entrance. At
the gate stood Sister Louis Bertrand,
go extend 70 gracious welcome ~ 49,
Vincent Is. The guests were snlutrd by
the girls as they passed 10 the doc.
WAY. Here, "a tiny little badly of perhuI,
I've summers. and ne winters az u.I
stepped before Mrs. Lindsey. and in 90
darling little speech presented q mann
moth bouquet of pink sweet peas g. the
honor guest. with uur hearts best
love. 30 she lisprd. Mrs.. Lindsey kissed
thu little speaker, aud taking her los the
hand and the bouquet boo her other arm
the gracious first lady. went dow the
long corridor greeting the halt % hum
drrd nuns. who received with ROYAL
cordiulity. From the main binding the
guests aud the sisters went ucrOss the
moon lighted campus to the assembly
hall, where upon % platform dressed
iu urlornuS spring blossoms and aver
hung with flags. Grittith sat AZ "a table
ready 10 entertain The drama he read
Wu, Macbeth. II was -~uprtlatiNcly pre-
scented 90. few motors ruu. and ms prf
hup- no Other reader giving 'hp rutIIc
drama can.
sitting Doc uu arm ,uuir near O. small
table. GIlUth commanded the character.
To live. breath. .pruk. %-Ifri, hghi, Ilot.
love and die. Hy 20" power uf voice.
aud 30 wonderful nutruiIHhty of the eyes
he made his hearers 'u -rc the scenes
and live With the people of this great
drump The Interpretation OF IN" diffl.
rult sleep walking ,rrnr of lady Mac
beth Vu, oNpui-itcl, g.N'u iu whispers.
40 h,.trrIu, u, SOME ACTORS depict this
rurt. bot beginning SOFTLY, cont,
damned spot Be- whispered as ,' mum
fhiiug. vet every s,llul.y quite distinct.
'hr horror Of Do .,lt murdrr.ss ut the
uuuushailr hluul un brt hand. The
part Of Lady Muobrfh throughout vu-
-plrudiIlh given Tho witches nrnr'n.
%iinr. tbr lruukrn porter TALKING iu his
.Irrf. and hr.f cot 900 Macbeth hiU-rIf
were true Tho reader held rlo-rs' ~
fruituu. \ chime, W.Nr los uutuu, I'
trlNth, uudirrrr .nu-u, 20 ruprmuu.
from hi- ewes that brings The uit"ul"'
h, ONE lightning gInurr hurk fu rr
uulitur'- drrurum 90 once The lnte.
10 s,rphl, that fllcd the hath sat almost
moiiuulr-. Throughout thr reading
Tho big rlura, boz 'hr drama orr,
marked 10y uppluu., 81 "a" conclusion
There WINS also prolonged plpullts. 70
,..ruusr 90 Nj. IIrle.v's request
Griffith rand with fine phru.inp. r,rtiH .
pdlrrs. FROM the Merchant 81 Nroirc
This vH- preceded hy clever i-runr..
'ut ~~hukrsucurr. women. ut Whirl