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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15

Next come the Thespians of our State University to ispfct scenes
Of Cabarabia at the Crystal theater next Tuesday night. Those who
have been on the inside looking on, declare the weird scenes in
Arabian Nights are palid and pepless compared with the ultra pep
pishness to he enacted in Cabarabian Nights. II the writer of the
lbretto and the composer of the music receive anything less than
ovations from The audience, Albuquerque is not worthy of the pro-
duction OF the creators Of IL.
Epoehal and meanngful, il not so spectacular is the procession
Of diploma bearers that this season form a notable part in May
pageant. Some carry grammar grade certificates. Others pride
fully receive high school diplomas. Others art capped and gowned
and eoilared and accept the sheepskin degrees of college honors, All
have the erect bearing, and faces Aglow with ambition and the ideal
ism. that gives a glimpse of heaven TO sordid adults and gives bet
Ter understanding of the statement 1.-THE Kingdom Of heaven is within
Won "-within the souls of the pure and IN. ideahsts.
Cheer and honor these diploma bearers. These are they who are
10 build a nobler citizenship. a greater community and nation to.
morrow. "
Another section of the May pageant is one that receives few
cheers. but is hoI lred by the entire world. This rs the procession
Of dark.robed. Salvation Army workers whose insignia of red ribbons
svmbohze the blood of Christ spilled to redeem hunanity-the blood
~ hrnfherhnnd. and sisterhood cultivated 70 serve each other.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15

As these uniformed Salvntionists
paEs by with iinkling tamborine or
pause a. the doorways TO ask support
Tor bruised and broken humanity, let
an hats come of In reverence. let
alt hands extend the aid 40 meekly
asked and 80 worthiiy TO be used in
q home Of refuge for fugitives from
sin. The voice Of the salvation Army
calls. ana echoes the voice ~ Christ
D. must not be unhcedcd.
"Oh children u men be noble
Let your gold in plenty pour.
For the graves OF the earth are
many
And the wounds Of thes earth are
sore.
No price may pay for yesterday
Hut now rings trumpet clear,
To build the dOmcs
Of che futures homes.
Above the roads OF fear.
out OF the tombS a summons,
And the sound Of / high conf
mund.
From the brutal waste
OF distinctions haste
We shall build the promised land
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15
AT mOMr no %"MorHrRs.v

Tho Alphi chi Omogas received last
sunday Afternoon In compliment to
their motherH Those who have no
mothers here used borrowed mothers
for the occasion. This was Il mothers
day reception and marked by more
than the usual cordially because OF
affection and tenderness being cN-
pressed aud limited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15
MISS LINDSEY DONATES PONY.

A generous gift 10 the Frances y.
willard Training school for girls Is
the oner by Miss Helen Lindsey OF
her white pony, the pet that has been
"a loved member OF the Lindsey family
Tor some time.
Miss Lindsey will have the pony
shipped from their nome in Portales
to Belon ms o as the institution Is
ready To open and there are girls In
the school who viii enjoy horse back
riding or busy riding behind "A pony
well trained in both arts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15
LOCAL Girl GRADUATES Al
nIsnKTsIYfA.

one OF the ton thousand students ~
Berkeley. In the University ~ CAL
i%fornin. and one OF several hundred
seniors OF the 1899 graduating class
III Miss Hazel Iluwkina. an alumuuA Of
A. n. s. class OF nc. Miss Hawkins
received her diploma al Berkeley on
"Wednesday OF this week. az "a grndu-
ate In the Liberal Arts college. haF-
inr muiored In English.
Mr., and Mrs. H. l.. Hawkins expect
Miss Hawkins 90 arrive from Berkeley
tomorrow.
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rs m ALLOWANCE

A All driver last week brought "a
lady from the Alvarndo hotel to "a
home IN the down town residence
section-iust nine blocks. mostly over
paved streets from the Aivarudu. Hc
stopped al the depot to nut a suit
case In the uaN The fee charged
was u dollari
When the customer complained OF
he price, the driver cited tho
precedent OF rising prices. etc., and
cmphatically declared Il customary"
The customer happens to know AL
buquerque, aud called up the head %
he taxi line n asked why such u
charge for one passenger "a few
blocks over paved streets. The pro-
prietor of the taN line declared Il
not customary aud would be adjusted.
ln "a short time ho TAXI man returned
TO the residence and said he had been
told 10 refund nfty cents, Now tho
situation Is oiear-that II The passen-
ger in this instance had not happened
TO know Albuquerque prices, and rcE-
istered complaint At headquarters.
this cNorbitant fee would have been
charged. Maybe q is bcing charged
to tourists, Is this rate OF charge
allowable In the city or n there a
fixed taxi rateY
Very truly yours.
-. "a Ann IL -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15

OPEN CoNCERT ~DEFERRED.

The report Of the Furtnightly club
oommitte In charge Of tho concert TO
be given by the ARTISTS IN he club -
The announcement that Tuesday even
ing May 20 IL to be the date OF the
concert instead Of next Tuesday even
Ing. Tne place VIII be as announced,
In the Presbyterian church. one Of he
notable features will be this-abso-
lutely free n music lovers. Another
and the most important Item is-a
superfine program of resident music
ians.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15
JUNE WEDDING.

Chimes uro already ringing for the
nuptiul ceremony OF Miss Eva May
Hickey and robert Anthony Itehm.
This VIII Dr the first June wedding.
ne date Boz the morning OF June 1. in
the Immaculate Conception church.
Miss HickC'. popular. charming 10
cal girl. uuu Mr.. Rchm. secretary OF
the q a,tiNttins OF the KniEhts OF
Columbus. both count their friends by
hundreds here. The formal an.
nouncemcut OF the coming marriage
reads.
"Ar. william 4. Hickey requests
the honor 1f your presence at the
marriage of Hs daughter. Eva MAY, to
Robert Anthony Kohm, on Tuesday
morning, luUu the first, Nineteen hun
dIcd uud twenty. at seven o'clock al
the lmmuu tc Conception church,
~Alhuqucrqu. Now McNico.'
Tho Nuuu- couple will be at home
to their tU,Hds after August /, at
Sii West Roma VENUE.
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Very truly yours.
VICTIM OF n G.. l.
nm IrNInn pINY-

Preparations Tor tho junior class
play, The Piper, reveai a school
spirit OF which amy community should
be proud. "a seems 10 DO an All
school AFFAIR, 30 heartily do students
respond 20 every request for aid
Twenty-Five juniors take the speak
ing parts ofhera have actiug parts.
Twenty small children from The grades
Will iniuafaonAtc the small children Of
Hamoiin. Under he direction % Miss
CContnued on page tWol
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sIHMA CHI

Sufficient to the readers II the mere
announcement that n was u Sigma
chi dance at the Sig home ON the hill
last night, That merriment,
songs. sentiment. as we'll ~ dancing.
Mr.. and Mn. Poarce Rodcy chapcr-
OnCd.
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KAprNs E%NTEnTAIN.

Tho weekly At home Of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma last Wednesday eve
ing was ~tuudcrcd especially Il the
sorority girls OF tho Kappa Delta
Nh.
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membership are invited to be present
10 enjoy this social afternoon.
This d the last reception OF the
guild before tho rereaa Tor summer
vacation. Assisting Mrs. valiant VIII
be Mrs. l. ID. Mitchell, and Mr..
Katherine Farrell.
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PICNIC ron WIVES on DoNs.

The concluding social meeting OF
the Ten Dom will be u picnic la the
mountain ,IH ON given hy the Dons
In comuhutu To their wives. This
Is To- be som, M IN May. Aftor that
TIN, numH. rcccs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15
'-oosnIENoRArn ASCENSION

The cel hr-tion Of Ascension day
was fittingly S-served IN the Epsaco-
pal chnrcn Thursday BY he holy COM
munion aervice a. $50 IN the morn
ing. After the impressive service. the
choir. members q the veatry and the
guild went 20 the parish hall NEARBY
and had a royal h~reakfaat prepared
and served by the guild ladies'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15
THE EIKs ROUNDUP.
s'Griuf"

This was the command that went
down the line OF parade Wednesday
when hundreds OF veteran ElkH
hcrded n bunch" Of mavericks
around the main streets Of the city,
SOM OF the mavericks did grin.
Some OF them enjoyed the limelight-
rather the sunlight and thousands
OF admiring eyes. Others were plain
IS peevod, rebvlllous, embarTassed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15
MISSIONARY TEA.

The members OF the Christian Wo.
mems Board OF Missions OF the Coli
and broadway Christian church vii
have a social next Thursday Afternoon
In the basement OF the church build
Ing. a miscellaneous program OF al
e~nterprising nature, aud refreshment|
also designed to please, arc attrac
ions promised, ana all women OF IN
city are invited.
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SENIORS DEMONSTRATES
COOKERY.

The Woman's club did q wise thing
when the club meeting was called OF
yesterday In order To have members
accept the invitation extended by the
home economics department Of the
University To he present at "a gradua-
ton demonstration Of the home econ
omics class, The Indictment weather
prevented the large attendance cN-
pectcd, but u choice company Of club
members aud mothers Of the seniors
were present IN the T.. \. NJ. dining
hall To- enjoy M he edited by the
demonstration This was "a luncheon.
Miss Margaret Schumacher demon
strntod the making Of ch, Sc soumlc
aud CAV an instructive talk on cheese
aud cheese dishes. She WAS assisted
hy Miss tylda Wilson. Miss Helen
Goctz prepared and cooked plauked
tish, and lectuTcd the while on fish
foods n preparations and what spo-
cial nsh are suitable 10 select In the
local market. and told why barracuda
n n OF the hest FOR local Consump-
ton.
The fish VAS served with Duches,
potatoes. garnished with lemon. 10.
Miss Kate Shutweil assisted Miss
Goetz.
strawberry mousse was the demon.
strution by Miss wilma Snyder. Thii
was "a delicious dessert. and uppreci.
atod the more by reason Of the tail
by the sweet girl graduate In cook.
cry ON Ices n other desserts. Mis-.
Clyda Wilson assisted Miss snyder.
Mrs Walter Simpson. supervisor o
the home economies department. an,
her aide, Miss Roy, deserve speciu
pfnisc for training 50 well these do
mthtic scientists equipped TO be cook.
and delight makers In their homes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15

and red. Dancing was the chief m
joymcnt OF the evening participated
In by members Of the shrine and
their ladies'.
MAY DAY PETE.
Tho day Of an dnys-the May fcsti-
vui by the school children Ina was
scheduled TO take place IN Robinson
park yesterday Afternoon. was simply
ruined by an u~nhcard-of performance
OF The elements. Rain--n downpOnr
Of spring rain that briEntens tho
%ranchera' eyes and Is quoted as worth
a million dollars TO the state--iust
spoiled h happiness OF 1000 school
children n thousands OF spectators.
Hut the silver lining to this cloud IN
the announcement. The May fctc Will
be held as planned at a later date-in
"a few days The school authorities
have said the dale will be ike just
bright and fair The entire pro-
gram. under the direction OF Miss Lu-
ellie Roane, supervisor Of physical
training aud grace culture Of the city
schools. with music by the high school
orchestra directed by Miss shelton,
children participating. So watch for
the date. And appended IL The list
Of good things 10 feast the eyes OF
the spectators.
May Day Fctc
Part !.
Flower chain March ...........
High school Physical Thinning Girls
English Rihbon Dance. .........
........ Fourth Ward Children
Miss Hesselden.
Russian Dance. "PlysoVia" 800.
............ Fourth Ward Girls
Mrs. Horton.
Children's Folk Dances. ........
Miss Bordcnave. Miss Anderson.
G~ladiatorial Combat, numbbell Drill
and March . Third Ward Boys
Mrs. Mann.
Indian War Dance ..............
.......... Library School Girls
Highland schoitische
Miss keiehcr.
Baseball Drill. Second Ward Boys
Miss sheridan.
Swedish Dance. 'Trallen'' ........
Miss Russell.
Spanish Dance. Library School GIRLS
seven Jumps ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss scruggs. Miss Dougherty.
IRISH jig $500 central School SlfiH
Miss Asselin.
Hungarian Dance Second Ward Girls
Miss Schmitt.
Italian Dance. "siciliana' ...,.....
Thifd ward GitiA
Miss kellam.
IntermissiOn
Part II.
Growing of May Queen.
queen oi NJ Nrs y Sanoi Wuar'
gnret Cook. Irene Raney, Josephine
Hardman, Lois Hicks. Louise Sher-
man, Anna Mcclure and Betty Nor
riaettc.
MIdsnmmcr Nights Dream. ......
...... High School Aesthetic Class
] $50 aA
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CLOvIs CITIzENs INTERESTED.

when Mrs. Florence Ewell Atkins
spoke In the Christian church In
Clovis last sunday morning and TO a
union meeting OF churches in the eve
ming. and presented the aims OF the
Frances Willard school for girls the
state w. G. r. 4, Is TO conduct al
Beien. there was a definite response
OF i've hundred dollars given TO the
cause.
Many Cloyiaitcs congratulated tho
speaker as being the most eloquent
eve heard, Mrs. Atkins soul is a.
~ with the magnificenoo OF this
wTtk for girlhood and iuiparts heI
enthusiasm 10 her auditors.
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MMInGI sI-nm.s.

Mrs. charles Warrington zoo W.
Roma, and Miss Marion Warrington
entertained ssterday afternoon at
bridge WHOM the players at eight
tables Wed with each other for high
score. The rr5ult was e prize To Mrs.
Stev" Roohl fud another to Mrs. Fred
Cameron.
a lovely decorative arrangement IN
red and white expressed in carnations
added Go thu beauty OF tho rooms
This afternoon Mrs. Warrington and
Miss W0lurr.on are hostosscs 60 an
other group of friends when % more
guests arc ouJoying bridge.
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PRE.VACATIoN RECEPTION.

a H00InT tea 70 be EINNN by VOC
ladies' OF 81. Johns guild viii oe held
next "Wednesday afternoon az the
home OF Mrs, George valiant on
Kent venue All members of the
suiid and all ladies who are friendly
to The guild aud the church aud the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15

SWNCESS oE 2CfoICLfOSI
PARIS-Pcrhafs perfume at any
other price might smell ~ sweet,
but Princess oI Rospigllosi doesn't
think "a. u she Inns paid $4,000
for o drops of . ness kind-S5 n
drup. One ton OF srawccd yields
onl, five drop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15

Gus Joyful evenings that brighten ne
club calendar each month.
A NEW $. r.
With this page Of society news the
present writer retlFes 10 have a vnca-
ton Of several weeks.
The new society editor will be Miss
Dorothy HcAillatcr. well known IN
Albuquerque for charm OF character
ana intellectual attachments.
Miss McAiiister IN a graduate OF
a. H.. g.. OF ~ class; had a special
course OF instruction In writing IN
Colorado university; has had the ex-
p%crience OF news writer on the stan
OF a local paper the past year, that
she carried IN addition 10 her school
teaching. She N well acquainted and
well qualified 20 make a success In
the line OF work she has chosen In
preference 20 school tcachine-that Of
journalism. A. a teacher she has
been cminently successful. A. a
writer she will be also.
To the readers OF this page Miss
McAlliater II commended aa gracious
and conscientious.
And listen-girlH. You may trust
her with your secrets OF engagements
that are not anncunccablc. / know.
Because she has already had her ear
the repository OF three engagements
that the TO be kept deep secrets TN
the fatal iour for official publicity
arrives.
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ELTGNNT nm TNTERTAININC.

The formal ball Of the Shriners
Monday evening was "a thin1 OF
beauty aud win he "a Joy forever %
In memory of the two hundred for
tunate Ones u attendance.
The hall was festive In orna
mcntation ui yellow and rcd Cor do
the Shrinors designate their colors ~
Orange" and rcdY).
There were exquisite gowns worr
hy the ladies The Shrlners looked
nobloL than ever In dress suits. and
OF curse the official be- fezzcd pates.
The dining room was another eye.
lul OF l0yelinczs In dressing Of yellow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-15
TIMES AGAIN

At ColOmhO hall last nIFht mo
Good Timers had another Of the fam
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The members Of the Cau liz Pal,
CLUB entertained their mothers Tues
a evening at the Y. VIC. A. Trhoe.
VINO could not bring their mothers
brought substitutes.
supper was served al g.i5 by Tho
following committee. Misses Eihel
SaNase' clarkie Watson. Perais
brsce ana Alice Lewis. The NOM
was a demonstration OF the famou.
20 cent suppers which the club serves
every Iuesdny. Not many old time
housewives could serve a delicious
meat loaf. candied sweet pofntucs.
pickles, chocolate blanc maue. with
whlf cream, cake n coffee Tor that
amount.
The tables were pretuly decorated
WIN sweet peas which were present
meal.
Miss Bertha Basset sang Mother
Macree' very sweetly while the CON.
mittee was serving.
AFTER supper a program was given
which was greatly enjoyed ana an
plauded. The numbers were;
ii"ho SOLO $500. Mabel SugE8
Heading, Mother" Mrs r.. b. Garcia
SOLO .'.......... Bertha hasnet
holo. Winnlffed Shuler
Those who enjoyed the hospitality
Of the G. 4. T.. club were: Miss Jaue
Heron. Mrs. }. A. Nicholns, Mra.
Blake. Mrs. Watson. Mrs. whitmeyer,
Mrs. John Beatty. Mrs. II. A. Bassett,
Mrs. ~ w. Moiier, Mrs. J. q. Lewis.
Mss Ruth Hili. Mrs. J. A. Howard.
Miss Wt1nifred Shuler. Mrs. W. "A.
Long, Mrs. r. A. Parkins, Mrs. A.
rhorne, Miss Nellie Horning. Mrs. NJ.
Olsen, Miss Mary Kimhali and Miss
Mary Paine.
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ANNA wrLDS sTRUMoUIST-TdephOu 1888

AGEANTR OF THE SEASON-and May Of all times is the
season Of pageants-is featured locally by several special
- groups. There was the pageant Of comedians and TRACE
dams in the Elks' procession the past week. CThe initiates
y will tell which were the actors in tragedy
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nnmLINNr p~INNrn.nNNCE.

The banquof spread at the Country
club this evening IN TO be one OF the
brilliant functions ~ the season. The
company n comprised OF college men
and their ladies. Colleges. east u
west, north and south, state uni
yefsititA from several states, Will have
representative present. lhis II the
recently organized club of university
men VINO pan hereafter to often meet
al the social shrine 10 mlngie IN
friendship. intellectual exchange, und
live again in experiences OF college
DAYS.
~. u. l.. Brchmer and Attorney
George Taylor have the guest list IN
charge. Atter dinner the evening VIII
he devoted Ia dancing.
MIlS. McIANDKtlSs rtECEINES.
Mrs. q. l.. McLandress, assisted ny
her sister. MIR. Aida Sims l. TINS
afternoon at nome to a cotcrle OF ia
Nurrd friends.
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Following Is an article written for
this paRc hy Mrs. Florence Eweil
Atkins, 81 Savannah Ca
I'VE notice that Vice President
Marshall TO make II surely indicates
Va, ~ quoted a. saying. Had tho
prohibition vote In congress been
taktn In private, there would NOT
been twenty votes Tor n. That
prohibition n the result Of force.'
This n a peculiar statement FOE Mr..
Marahall TO make. I I surely Indicates
weakness In the character OF the
men who have been elected to repre-
sent me people. or Ii Indicates great
wiad"m on their part. II would seem
that they knew the sentiment Of tho
tnlted states Was 20 overwhelmingly
Ia favor OF prohibition that they did
not dare 90 vote against n. even tho,
according to Afr. Marshall they would
have preferred to do 80. reKrer
70 zee this question which ought 10
De accepted as settled. since IL IL part
OF the fundamental law Of our land,
brought back, aeitated by pouticni
aspiranis o. the parties OF my for
bears desire TO ay here IL any
OF ueac would.ue nominees expect
election by advocating the modlficn-
Ion Of our present prohibition laws
they have n va awakening before
thcm. | was born 10 respect the DEM
ocratic party. Ny men wore the rrav.
hut declare that 20 SURE a. the dem-
ocrais select liquor. beer or wire men
TO sponsor them. the women OF This
nation, regardless OF party affllIation.
q = or creed Will go to n polls and
acfeat them. We women want ana
intend 70 nave protection for our
homes n loved ones We have
toueht "A great battle. won a great
victory, and we do not n 10
nave this victory turned into defeat
by a lot OF greedy brewers or self
seeking politicians
FLORENCE EWEIL Atkins
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REJECTION ron ROsroNIANs.

Roses and lilies made a regal iloral
decorative scheme In the home Of MI.
and Mrs. Louis Hfeld Wednesday even
ting when a SELECT company gathcred
In compliment 10 house guests pr,
Erich and Mrs. Erich Of Boston.
N evening VAS passed In happy con
Nersation and cultivation OF acqunint-
and friendship A detachable
collation. was served before the guests
dispersed.
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In the teeth OF driving winds fol-
lowed by rains, who could campaign
for FUNDS? cnmpaigners could not
go out In the unusual disturbance OF
the elements the past three days. The
drive OF tho salvation Army for funds
will open bright and early Monday
morning at the headquarters In the
Y. w. e. A. recreation rooms. Vol
unteers arc needed to carry on the
campaign more In order that Albu-
que may AVE a record to compare
f%Gvorahly with other sections Of the
country.
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Mrs. NIL HOSTESS 10 KAPPAs.

Members Of the active chapter. OF
the alumnae. and patronesses OF the
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority are
this afternoon guests Of Mrs. David
spence Hill In her pleasant home on
Fourteenth street.
Mrs. win Keleher. n member OF
the sorority. and Miss Duncan OF the
sorority aud u. ~. NJ. faculty. arc
assisting In the dining room, About
forty iagitecs are enjoying Mrs. mrs
hospitality.