The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23

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afternoon at the clark home on North
at the monthly tea OF st. Johns
guild. This y The FIRST ton of the
Winter. and the first % tyo monthly
given for benefit OF the guild.
The tea Is Rivon By the ladies Of
the eufid. hut the public h invited.
TUESDAYS CONCERT GETS
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
one OF the biggest things OF the
wook-big in itself, and big because
Il was able to rear itself to q promi-
position in the swarm Of poll
tics-Hha the NnilerVnn der Neer
concert last Tuesday, the first Of The
series that Is being given throughout
the winter by the Tortnightly club.
and American Legion. The pro
s srans T wSISS s SsFisSS and S,sa,s{ ESys "a
the powers and the possibilities OF
these two great singers In hn first
place, they both pospcss voices whose
expression pleascg the vast majority
more than ofhers-lacod Miiler. a
tenor, and Madame Van der Veer, a
contralto. Their choice Of sonE In
cluded the simpir8t folk sones and
NV hnUNh AkAAAI|lN N|ANANtoHN hOAA
Italian opera but that tho singers
pleased and charmed IN both proved
the Quality OF their art,
AMERICA SPEECH WEEK TO BE
CONDUCTED An HIGH SCHOOL.
America Speech week is 10 DO OBJ
served az The high school FROM NO
vomber i TO 8. hFncn cxtemporAncOns
oral themes, epclllng matches, and
public sneaking VIII 30 conaactea ~
tho various departmente IN which
English Il lnclndcd. preliminary con-
tests In these branches Will be held
during that week, nnd The weok fol-
lowing. The varionp Winners will meet
in n fina1 conthat IL The high school
auditorium. The object Of the weeks
program ~ 10 cnconfaRe the highest
and best culture OF the English Lam
Buage. The ART departments of the
school win make posters for tho oc-
SGx
ART LOAN TEA Ar AfcMudiEN
HOME WEDNESDAY.
Every social weeid Inns It's high
lights. or BUMPS OF special impor-
tance: and next week the highest
light and the biggest bump without
IA doubt will be the art loan tea
which IN to DO given by tho D~aughtors
of tho American Revolution at the A.
D. McMillen home on West Copper
avenue. Relics OF the American
wars. Indian an .iques, Spanish anti
queB, and art objects; and n large
and Interesting collection Of foreign
relies: all are to feature in the eN-
hibit. A bible OF The fifteenth cen
fury has boon loaned BY Judge Nc
C.olian; one OF the seventeenth CEN
turpy by Mira George X. Anglo; an
old family portrait which came oven
from spain with tho earliest repre-
sentative OF tho Armijo family has
been loaned by themt "A. y. Robin
sen has promised r9llncticn OF IN
silver. old iRce. an Old ran; aud othci
things which viii bc. more deeply mp
preclated in the sceifSs then In the re-
counting. To SEQ THIS will be an cd
ucationni opportunity OF a sort no
uften given us here; II win be de
c.deiy Interesting, and, 10 some. fas
cinating. linking. a. Il does. true his
teries q other days with me opjsstl
public Is Invited to come. and the ex,
hibit Will DO open from two until sli
in the afternoon. No admission vii
he charged, but a SILVER offerfhB vii
DO made AZ the door.
The committee In charge OF the eK
hiblf u Mrs. q. X. Angie, chairman
Mre. John Milne. Mrs. A. g. Shortle
Mrs. Homer Ward, AIRS. Reupoi
Perry; the aseistapfe are Mrs. Tau
renco Leo. lhira. Mitchell and Mrs
Helen lafe. Mrs. q. $. McIAndres
wiz be IN charge e the tea
FOR Mrs. W. Il. NcMILLEN.
49, M AZ as.nfltt.. f,~.,n~ 800
ident Of Albuquerque. who Inns heel
visiting at the ~. n. Mccnnna holnI
for the past I'VE weeks WAS enter
tanned royalty this AVook by o numbc
OF her old friendg.
On Monda,s ftening, Mrs. ". 4
Mccanna entertained ut dinner fp
hor. when oIGlst guests greeted IN
former .Albuqgernnean,
ArrA E. J. Aitmix gneo 4 most dc
lightful bridge party on 11ieadny al
ternoon, when aight tables were play
on October H. Iphn Boayel
entertained al esEsl ANlss or bridge
az her home on &slt hpnrth stree
Thursday at ( praii 9Haso corapiI
mentary 20 Mfr Mchlihh. Elgis
tables were played,
Mrs. James Doolittie entertaineI
FRIDAY AFTERNOON sfor some thifty-fiy
OF her friehde; bridge was played
Mrs AcAfii1eA was again gueat Q
honor.
Mrs. C. e. Butler gave a prett
luneheon party 81 honor Of AIRS. Nc
Miilon last week.
Mrs. McMillsn returned to he
home Yesterday
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