The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27

N"AN'Nf ~ INNWINI HIUnNnN
al the University. who has been at
tending a nurses school In New York
nurinK the war period. has returned
10 ~Atbuquefque ana will be connected
with the domestic science DEPART
ment Of the University.
Lloyd kellam has returned to Al
b~uquerque after spending several
months In New YORK where n ID aald
Thai he has been writing mu~lcnI
scores. Is probable that this Ii the
case. and We hope that II n. as the
souhs sentleman's decided talents In
that line should be- pursued.
Mr.. Robert Dietz has returned from
n two weeks visit in Arizona lie
says mat he saw n sign on q dance
hnll which read. \ face-freezine
showed herei' Il appears that We
may have to adopt such a slogan IN
Albuquerque.
Mr.. Herbert Hagerman. former Ter.
r~itnrial governor, ~ In the ely for a
few days.
We are assured by Miss Ethel
Hickev That b development OF p
Community theatsr idea for the un,-
seraity ~ an assured thing, ard thnt
the curtain viii be ready FOR the first
assembly on October 7 or 4. MANY
OF US ace eagerly looking for some cx-
cellent productions during the course
Of the winter.
Mrs. n w. Goodrich has ~ he,
guest Mrs. Gertrude Thomas.
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Mrs. Bryson Biees was hostess o,
Tuesday to her card club.
The Tuesday club will meet on the
tirst Tuesday Of October.
An A. =. wire from Vancouver. II
G., says that the flagship Nav Mexico
was unable to entertain the Prince Of
Wales - the time of his visit there
on account Of the appearance OF
spinal meningitis on board.
Mrs. Louis HELD was al home on
Wednesday afternoon At the second on
her weekly afternoon receptions. IL
IL q pleasant and charming custom
which Mrs. HELD observes much 4,
the qualification Of her friends. who
testify to her popularity ~ "a hostess.
MI Leo Crane. the new Indian
Pueblo superintendent. ~ planning 20
move hts household Possessions Ia
Albuquerque, and will dispose a very
interesting collection OF Hopg haaketr,
pottery, blankets. n pictures don.
by Indian artists, about the walls OF
the. Pueblo agency office. nj
Crane also has In his collection some
examples Of the work Of Emory
kopte. a sculptor who II AZ present In
Santa Fe, and who spent much time
with Mr.. Crane on the Moki rcserva-
ton, where he made tnnny indian
studies New scuiptors have come 10
the west FOR inspiration from the In
dian. and Mr.. kopte's work IL said
to be very interesting.
Modine Bates ana Maude Rodney.
both Phi Mus, will return to the city
on sunduy night To attend the univcr-
sity.
Mis- Laura Lovelace left Thursday
evening for a months visit In 81.
Louis with friends ana relatives.
Mrs. Henry Coors IN expecting TO
leave in n day or two for Chicago.
whore she will visit her mother and
sister.
Mrs. John Strumquiat left Friday
evening FOR Colorado, where she will
spend six weeks with her son aud
daughter at Boulder.
DE Forest Lord Of Santa Fc Is In
the city OR a day az two.
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on Thursday evening n crowd OF
members Of the Country club motored
up to the club Tor card" aud a jolly
time.
Mr.. n Mrs. q. j. Duran left to-
day FOR their rice plan alton In Lou
isiaha; they were formerly OF hts
city.
Miss Grace Stortz was hostess on
Wednesday night 1T q small gather
Ing In honor 81 Or. Peurce's nephew
VIII Kann. aud his friend Herbert
Weir.