The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-16

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Sma M ms aAas BaasssI
lffon Of The Wpmnn'H Christian TQm.|
peitnct Union 70 So hEid n Fortaiss
September Z and 4. are taking dcflniic
1hnpa. Tho County TcnrhctH' fusti-
tuse thai viii be IN session the Same
week, viii hold e joint meeting with
the White Rlhboucrs on the evening
Of September >. 60 hear addresses b
former Governor Lindsey and Sudgc
n. n. Hanna. 11lia meeting will b.
On the avn Of the county court
house. and the speakers viii occupy
the band stand. IL Ia expected TINT
sion from the tenchess institute and
address tho county teachers on the
afternoon OF September 5.
The convention. outlined by Mrs.
w. q. Lindsey. acting state pferldent
and subject to additional numbers
and entertalnment features. iolloSa'
rxecbtfyf board mccsing. Freshly
terrain church.
Noon luncheon.
Convention canSd't to order By prcsl-
dent
INCIDENTAL committee report
Report Or executive committee.
Recommendation OF executive
commitlec conaldered.
D. m.
institute and convention session TO
Judge Hanna's nddres 10 institute.
cour, yard hand stand.
prenldents' greetings by Mrs Lind
address. Governor W. r.. Lindsey.
Address: Judge r. ". Hannn.
Reception TO convention. institute
qSrrsdny. Presbyterian Church,
$3.50 a. M.
Election Of Officers.
Reports OF unions.
Noon luncheon.
Installation y new officers.
Address by new president.
Resolutions report.
70. M.
Institute lecture
WHATS THE SECRET?
what Ia the secret OF the grace and
Julian Eltinse?
Many women are dying to know.
Men merely marvel at the feminine
appearance, fetching manner. and al
turing figure a man can assume But
there is art IN Il. also science. One
Albuquerque lady, who saw Julian III.
tinEc In female Representations IN
Chicago twenty years aEo declared
after the performance Thursday night
that he looks younger n more
charming than then. OF cours@. he
In more accomplished In the arts OF
im-personation. But what about his
youthful charmg An cffcminato mar
might well carry OFF such imperson-
alton. But Julian Eltinge Is a husky.
masculine. athletic looking man when
In mems clothes. As a woman-oh,
such a minclng carriage. such co.
quctry, such appealing ways. almost
OF the ciinging vine type when he
chooses. As n bride 10 was best In
tho performance the two evenings
here. Az a vampire his sylph-like
form and graceful hands pleased o
Of the audience best. The packed
houses Ensped In dismay when he re-
moved the wig OF auburn-brown hair
and I'm spite of his b~athing-girl suit.
his face and mech at once looked
shockingiy masculine. when a second
before he had been just a winsome.
dlmpied seashore girl.
Eitinge's company are all stars.
The verdict OF the audience n
'-The best entertainment that has
come TO Albuquerque" Tho walking.
and dancing on wives IN mid-air was
perhaps the nhiest exhibition OF poisc
and grace. The Wonderful Gorhada
in her t~oe-dancing In tive numbers
won the plaudits she merits and that
a a feeble echo OF the applause she
has aroused all over this country and
Europe. The song hit Of M evening
was Undoubtedly; I've Got My Cap
tain Working for Me Now" The
Dance Allure" was good. The beau
tiful minuet. interspersed with ga
vette steps vas a dream OF grace and
dignity. The show was superior In
every way. n tho engagement had
lasted a week Il Is likely there would
have been a crowded house at every
performance.