The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

churches viii provide spsciAi muse
Mrs Broaddus has charge % me
Friday evenias Y. W 9. a club A.
ue Indian school
4 LESTFN DRAMA.
The fnree.att 1rAma. s.Ths rpNer
Room 20 b. staged BY thp children
81 the Immaculate cen rvtlon school
M alterueen - PASSION sanasy =
she N the rIblIcAf cIAaaIca that would
Vet The pafsieipaus 49, purtiuE bite
The fehearHals too noble a spirit %
/ rrferenac and understanding. that the
sacred production viii not lack fire
and a fenseinl meHaaee. The actor
are nine q the students In dramatics
and twenty minor roles BY children
q other ciaEe-
oAnE FASHION.
the nal. asx ran az feminine fash-
Ion - tisa most capilsluus and arni-
uary ~ mist rises. "Anythlng 10 BE
fashionable. aud anythine FOR a
chance. my tHfY. aud rou4ctimes In
aeed a has seemed hat this was all
90 true Az. yet " We are quite lust
70 the lmpednus iadl w WI 49, that
ne y s"y reA,onaes preeusai
he spirit ~ ne tunes. -representins a
p,rifunl oppression rather than a
srm Necessity o. an irreleeunt cap
4 Ice.
ma not M prudish Victorian age
fence iiaelf off with the hooped skirt,
| modsrtly ciung %. though RfHcloualy
modified. fof tNc g~enerationsf Before
| ne war We we're dressed In Wide
Airs and rhoft-voluminous In ma
,criai and youthful W length sectors
we're ray and bright. ana 'sports
flninea- the snIart Trims for ufbrn-
ne. noon and NIGHT. ~lndicatng plen-
y % maferlnl aud money q the out
5f-oocra puTNnlis ant determination
rot 9 erou old, charaeteristic o. tire
Tnen ,hin srac.ous deity. par.onln-
| .atisa Of m~ulitudes 81 feminine
| hearts, Influenced even from afar by
: ihe nlfht % war. become Ncfy eco
nomlcai. Cothes and hats must be
made over. colofr aubduch. 20 that
whan the government unnounccd that
not onlf were there no . foreign
dyes. but that materials Tor domestic
manufacture could Aot be spared.
been decided.
Ana Uhsn cold weather stnrtea last
fam sklrtr were narroU arnin. 90 save
wool YET iorr o. siiil keep warm.
.uver thcre thcy had no coal 80 W
wore silks here qua furs gaiors. Ex-
couldn't uae fur. - thusu who could
bourht rablst ava m~oieskin. snd those
Wha couldn't bought rabbit and econ
And here ~ are "a the nlgn post u
another season. and the uid dame d
~ exhllaratci b the drauFht she
took az the peace tabic that shes bolt.
Ina dnun the read -he started IN and
she a a. hobbiine after her In
skirts that gro~ n mar
necanse she caasht a glimpse Of
naked babies auc breeding In
the field % war and she wants 10
send them all tho material b can.
We may have all the coiors and all
the hats VI want PARIS needs a
market FOR her chapcau now. and We
r. spending tremendous sums on
bonnets because France has ut tho
urIcc. Hut We shall Nj inexpensive
wash thinfs % We haven't ior some
ytarn Fashion may demand that We
wear her uniform but she makes con-
~ccsslons 20 our needs. And in fact
the mniiened lady has herself been
dictated 20 BY prince and peasant,
Quaker and courticf. since the DAY
v ~ 49, 49," -
oehtor ~ opcnine u vista ~ delightful
variety, unfailinc Interest, and inois-
ie1fbt eanqppaEe. sIolhesi -
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WEDNESDAY BRiDoE CIJB
The WEDNESDAY Bridge club met az
the homo OF Dr. and Mrs. A. X
Wyldcr on "Wednesday night and
the members kindly permitted their
husbands 10 attend as a sort % add
tIonnl aDfnftre "a the affair WAS az.
ranged az "a farewell Tor 30 and Mrs
a. A. Allen who are sNpsrtiaz - 90 60
California very shortly. Anol good
evening az bridgU supper vas ~, "a,
the tables being attractiyeN lecorat
ed with carnations.
nHE SEVEN sfsTEItS.
airs. va kneefo - Oid Town, en-
teFtained the Seven Sisters club on
81 Ptnrick'a day a. n dinner given 40
her home Eight ladios and he val
lent MI Kcrfe at down to "a most de-