The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08
Social Calendar


VIZ HAA NH ~ INUN JAZZ WIN brilliant
costumes and attractive stage aatfInen.
Mr.. George G. Pound, the producer,
asserts that the shrine" show Will
he something different than you have
ever seen before.
There are twenty-one musical num-
bcrs on the program n every one
81 tht'n is hlled with motion and nc
ton. The dancing numbers are OF
professional standard.
The gorgeous settings will be a rev.
citation OF scenic art. they being palnt-
ell especially for this production nv
the Calkins Art Stuclos OF Chicago.
The first part will consist Of a series
oI elevations Tor the singers. dancers.
comedians and orchestra. together
with all Of the necessary drops, bor-
ders' ana masking pieces painted In
the most brilliant colors. The after
piece settling viii disclose a wonder
ful South Sea island set painted In all
OF tho wonderful color Of the tropics.
The FIRST part Will last one hour
and that hour will be crowded full
81 music, mirth. dancing and laugh I
Ter. The second part. or olio. as Il In
called. VIII consist Of two or three
Mighty entertaining acts, while the
afterpiece will be an original musical
comedy in black face. written by Mr..
round Tor laughing purposes. en-
Titled The King OF Zu Zu Island
This skit Is pure musical comedy OF
the laughing kind. and the antics OF
the cook and the wneclxman OF the
shipwreckcd boat will ~cOnvplse the
audience with laughter.
Tn seat sale will open at Ma.AGn's
on Thursday morning, November IS
az > a. M, ana seats for out OF town
shriners will be reserved by mail. 10
De secured before 9 y. m. Monday
night, which Will be Shrine Night
Monday will be ceremonial day and
there VIII be a parade In the morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
The following Shrine committees
nave been appointed: Tickets. Arthur
Prayer. VIM. y. Meyer; executive. y
J. Abrahhmes. r. ". Barr, q. t. Pc
teraon, II. J. Moore, r.. r. Mead; pro-
gramme. G. q. Cushman, A. l.. Red
ling; talent. BUCK Conner; music, Geo.
y. Ellis; publicity. n. n. Walter. Thos.
hughes secretary treasurer. n. T.
The War Mothers OF America will
CIV a dance on November 18th.
- I
The knights and Ladies' OF Security
VIII give "A grand Bal Masque" on
Thanksgiving eve az the armory.
The Sigma CHS are giving an in
iromal dance this evening at the fra.
ternity house.
"iss ADpy Heacock IN conducting n
dancing school for young people at
the Women's club every Saturday ar
ternoon. The smaller children attend
from 2 70 4, and the older pupils iron,
TO B. while special lessons are etyen
from , - 9. Miss Heacock has been
teaching h sohool for some. ain
weeks and we mas expect that the
younger generation will be much Inn
proved in grace after all these efforts
expended upo them.
A now sewing club has been orran.
lied. II will meet every other We'd
nesday. not like the Red Queens lam
IN Alice In Wonderland. II really
meets and really sews. II IL called
the d. A. O. No one knows what
That means, n we suspect that II Is
designed to make husbands curious.
The FIRST meeting was held on We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Martin
Hayden.
THIS WEEK AT X. or G. HUT.
The following progmm WIS In Of.
rect this week at X. OF &. hut at Muir
phey Annitnrtum:
Sunday night Seven reels OF nov
ich.
Monday night; Open house.
Tuesday night; Six reels OF NOV.
les.
Wednesday night: Musical in which
the following participated: Masses
leila and Frances Murphy, Lillinn
frissari n Mae Kaufman.
Thursday night: Six reels OF NOV
Friday night; Boxing. Three bouts
consistins OF six rounds. each two
minutes.
saturday night: Seven reels Of
movies.
These affairs are we'll attended. All
service and cN-scrvice mon are well
come there being no charge OF any
Kind. and the entertainment being
ttrat rate. The MOVIES are alwnys in
teresting. the music is much appre-
ciated and heartily Rpplauded, and
the boxing bouts furnish the athletic
and sports without which LIE holds
no interest.
Their will be a Thanksgiving play
given az the University by the bra
matte club. The name Of the play
mas not .ct been announced.
TIM RED CROSS CANTEEN
CLOSES.
Mitn the closing OF the Red Cross
cantoen. an institution which stands
foremost among those who gave freely
their voluntary service during the
war and the period following, ceases
10 exist. The Albuquerque canteen
officially closed one week ago today;
the reports which have just come In
show that ~. 900 men were served
here from May 10, to Nov. 1. The