The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
itECEfTfON A n
Mrs. MORRIsETTES.

nI4t NATNtON ~
Mis-. MORRIsET1ES.
Though bright with spring bios.
SONS ana animated by beautiful ladies'
In new spring dresses, the affair az
Mrs. M0rrisettc's Wednesday after
noon and evening was Hinged with
sadness. This was the last occasion
when Mm. Morrisettc's .hoapitabie
home could be enjoyod as thi was q
farewell reception OF Mrs. Morrlsette
to the church guild she has 20 faith
fully served the years OF her resi-.
denco here. In the haii az guests en-
tered u as they left. there were
heard many expressions Of regret
over the fact that Mrs. Morrlsotte is
10 make her home In ~ phso. she
has been q demolition 70 ~. Johns
said m lady. Yes. ana a
b%eneoition to the F%ortniehtly club and
20 an Albuquerque" echoed other
voices, THESE statements are true.
her place will he hard TO fill. Tho
parlors, adapted 70 well 90 receptions.
We're lavishiy decorated Ia jOnqulls
and Easter lilies. Yellow and white
the motif OF trimming on the
artistic dining room table and In re-
freHhmcnts. too. A mhle Of confcc-
lions. another Of home cooking. an
other OF needlcwork did tdshing busi-
ness all afternoon. Mrs. samuel
Vann. Mrs. Katherine Farroi. Mrs.
George X. Angle poured during the
afternoon. assisted by Miss Angelica
Howdcn and u group of girls.
The evening was devoted TO a mu-
sicale aud TO the entertainment OF
husbands Of the guild. The husbands
were there In goodiy numbers too.
Mrs, Morrisettc gave two appreciated
selections. Violin selections by Mrs.
Weir, piano numbers by Mrs. n.
l. Gales, songs Wy Mrs. Burton
Thompson and Mus. George Neher,
and songs ~ Charles Byrno madc up
a rich program for the evening. Hos
tesscs were Mrs. Morrlsctte, Mrs. e..
&. Reid. Mrs. Lanelle.
\ DREAM OF ERIN.
When the Indian school band open
ed prelude music before the pcrform-
ance In 81. Mary's school auditorium
the hail was packed {. the windows
ana uverflawed into the corridor.
Tho patriotic pageant "a Dream OF
Erin" WIS presented by members OF
She parish and students OF the school
for the benefit OF the church funds
In colorful sCencs made rich In stage
settings and court costumes scenes
and characters Of Irish history We're
presented. Songs dear 20 the Irish
norm were sung. Mrs. Charles white
sang The Last Rose Of summer A.
wv AAA EANNh 80 NANNH AHNNNA |NHH
with her golden harp WAS on the
satge and played accompaniment to
an songs. The tones r-cvorbcrated
under her dett fingers I'M blended In
heavenly way with the voices. Miss
ildu %SEanzini. as sOrrowful Erin
dressed In black and carrying a cross,
gave the prologue lines In a voice Of
musical quality ana In a way tiat
touched n hearers Miss HOrtense
SWitzcr songs won, OF course. In
,roduccd by the herald az "lrcland's
sweet Singer" Miss Switxer sang
"uld Bendcmeer." by Tom Moore, and
Come Back to Erin" Miss Mary
U'Loughiin. as Erin In the court
sreue was a regal poised. eautifui
queen. Her lines were well given.
simon Balling was splendid as Barry
Sullivan. actor ana singer. His three
songs were an splendid. the ~favOri,e
being Kathleen Novournecn." Leo
Murphy was one OF the specially fine
SPEAKERS who reused the audience TO
prolonged applause In his speeches as
Robert Emmett. Patriot. Martyr and
later az Father Matthews. Apostle OF
Temperance Ralph Marion was a
supcrfine orator as Daniel O'conncll
statesman lie proved himself a
genuine lawyer. silver tongucd ana
torceful as the immortal O'Connci
might have been al young Msrron's
age.
owen Marion as Henry Grattan.
patriot" carried AN immense flag OF
Erin and after reciting Father Ryan's
lines, "Erins Fiag, presented a 20
Quccu Erin Then entered TO strains
OF the "Star Spungled BANNER Miss
Columbia. carrying a huge banncr OF
the stars and stripes This was Miss
Dorothy MCAllister. Ia ringing tones
she addressed her Sister Erin aud
told her there b. dawuing u new day
tor ireland brighter than all the
pages OF history could produce.
mo dance ~ fairies about tbs
couch OF rUscs on which reclined
aslccp Ruscpary Hlorgan was "a pretty
fantasy aided by the play OF s%pOtiights.
rae jester IN tights and bells and
Ounce cap was otto Bchber. Ills
stunts produced mcrrimeut. The
"ITisn ashcrwumcu spree, tha
irish lilt by seven girls Of the school,
won much applause.
Tho revol vi gobiins, I'm little back
clad figures, tiny tots OF seven and
eight years. and the dancing guhiins
Enzabcth Zcigicr and lola Kcld. wh'
were also the ~Iairier, made "a varia'
ton the audience seemed 90 relish
Mrs. Aeiglcr at the piano was tn'
sympathetic accompanies vino added
uucn 10 the performance. Adele
Carr. as : Bridgid, founder Of con.
vents, and her group Of white gown
ed nuns. made an impressive scene
aud MISS cars lines were wei
spokon. The blessing pronounced boy
~. Patrick tSimun Hailingl was q
the entire court uf Erin. Al The con
ciusion % telegram from de Nclarn
president OF the Irish republic, Wal
read from the stage hy Leo Mudphy.
me cast OF characters were:
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
The Dreamer ...,. Rosemary Morgan
EhlN ......,s...,,.,. Ida Sganzin
Ems tin court sccncl ........,.
.........,..... Mary O~Iboughli,
Edward barry. IRISH minstrel
................ simon Bullinl
Robert Emmett, Patricts Aiartyr-
from Emmctrs Spccchl .......
................. Leo Murphi
Lady Duff,riu. ruviess. singer.
.-.......... Mrs. charles Whit
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