The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-07
SIX INDINN DANCES
THIS MONTH.

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SIX I>pINN DANtIS
TINS MONTH.
In this month uf August. when the
,iradas sing In their steep ANA the
burro dozcs In she shadow Of IA"
tamarisk. aud the Ncw Mexican FOL.
lows the shadow ~ the house around
the adobe wall and draws deeper
and deeper into his siCsta Whom tn"
chile ripcns on the bush and tho
wind rustlcs In the green corn ana
the blue shadows chase each uihtt
Hcruss the mesa. Sew Mexico comes
into her own. She is Ncw Mexico.
"puu. goln. She has all her signs
hanging out Mexican and indian
chile. burrus. siostas. sun ~drcnchcd
uduhc-. and. one by one, with their
symbols ct the harvest, the Indian
dautps=nu Just as naturally rs
though they weren't looked upon 10y
the tourists aud the scholars ~
sprpimcus Of the western atmosphere,
49, part 81 the svCncry. Th"N are
rtiil the prayers Of Thanksgiving OF
tered up with the same reverence
tnpt they were before the tourist pest
,n,,rrd their land. From the bless
ing ~ the seeds In the church In the
spriug aud tho celebration 81 the
opening Of the Rccquihs ana th'
prayrrz for Epad PROPS, or through
The summcr to the est, the
Indians have worked and watched Tor
IL fruitful year In the month OF
August th'' offer their prayers "l
thai. ks Tor the results.
The l'rst ~ the dances i- 10" Sautp
Domingo corn dance which was given
Thursday August T. the green corn
dance" on August H. th" annual
toast dance at tho Santa clara Indians
two miles from Espanult. Viii Doe h'ld
The Indians WELDON" visitors 90 %
dance. and always hu assured that the
spectacle be- well worth % trip Ih'
ceremonial Of the Santa 1IliH's
danced from harvest Times h'Fnn1
the emo cot NurlH-\ american H'i
Tiers. ur, presented 900 their original
furmH and the pun, Indian 'l'ui
sung
lp No. th, annual tr,.' dane" viii
take plpo, on August "a Eit pu,ni'
rtu o.. reached from sam NHidr" tn
dance Is noted particularly Tor Il'
wt'rd .ostumiuE.
The ArpmH lance takes place on
september The "Dlt' ut The Sky i7
4s interesting To- traveller. az tho '"rc-
muUlul. aud may hr reached lh % his
Iuum Albuquerque
The Islciu dance at the frtst "l
san NuEu.iiu. ts 900" that always at
tturi. t crowd of tourists from Anu
gl"ryuu II is very different from
those ut the northern pu,hlpF and
M. ,uslImiuE Dr. brilliant
The l4tEuuH dance o. hold ON sep
i,mh,r No. There ig 70 government
INDIAN arhuu ii l4guuu hut lu spite
Of tu, ,iyIIEuE influence. thr Indian
ceremonial 100 ila puUcsi form la pre-
rpuiuI
Each one of these pucnlos is ON
more than u dus s tftp from Alhu-
uucrlur n ONE is Inclined &" com
plain hocuus" there b. nothing 20 do
bon the cts ti this time hr might
tuu 90 One uf tines, Indian pu"hl"f
while nr Ia sin open Geo conviction.
pNUTN 10 ~ANTO DONINGO.
The friends ct Miss Anita Thomas
gave u picnic party Iu her honor ai
Stutu Domingo Thursday. motoring
uu particularly To- -gn th" Indian
dance uUi eating supper Just before
returning home On the evening.
There were fpuI cars. The party
reached Domingo 10 noon. spent th'
Afternoon seeing th" corn dance aud
th, uuvNiu- aud at i've searched out
q pretty picnic ground o. had sup.
p,I TuuN returned go the riiy late
iu tine Etutu ThoS" who rom.
uris,d the part, worr Miss ThumH,
NIHs Betty titzhnugh Miss Ethc.
liH k'N. MIS-" l4lialN'Ih NlhaN. MIS-
B,riE WILEY. Mrs Gurtru. Mr-
Maudo coulter aud daughter. Mis-,
Dorothy Coulter Mis- J.. a. Rice nuo
three children Miss Ruby Wilson
Mrs y g. Iuthy. Mics Est'll, IuthN
Miss Louise Raster. ur Topeka. Mrs
Wilrs. Mrs John r. Glass Mrs Her.
man Muhr aud Mrs \. g. Struup
GEORGE DOpIIrTLE HOST
Guursr buulliti" was host at b din.
Uur party IH'r FRIDAY evening iU honul
ut Miss Eleanor Daniels OF Tennessee
who Is visit ug ut the buulIttlu home
Th, guests were no. men and 40
men ui tu, University set.
Lieutenant puullttl" ls huW" Tor
muuth'r iurluugh from Denver whrr'
hu has lived tor the past " years
90, o.. 10 West Point student who let
Albuquerque Iu 1917 10 enter the mill
iury a,uIymN he received particular
high huuurH ul West Point, but %
h,t th forced him Goo return Co th0
west. where, Dee tr been living siuuO
thpu
rom MISS STNCkEW
Miss Katherine McMlll"n and he
guest. Miss Amy Stacker OF Boston
left yesterday for santa Fe to b
the guests Of Mrs. Samuel BNbN