The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-11

*f<f<e ana 4ct&lnE its reckless
r1c>1fiHI<. M FAnfE " Mesa urrrad
me- r@razaf1za o. cblnr. stronKe music
ana costumes. New Nrxico history.
eid <p@nt<h customs. and Indian faces
~ @vsninr Is Ola Palace VA. I "a
md yellow <1csy with ~ coiof1d
lights and Ise flaer and pennants
that arr. tNp,cel Of at1st Fiesta The
<hit A. ana ne coate Of a<mr Of
Spain. 1s>i {>ou<hf Il rfrnn ndfed 4
dielinctise touth 10 the nor,tns and
windows ~ t,e plaza, whsic above
the entraffc and IN either ma pr thu
ca hn.'d'nf ee,c t><o ereat ssaftilas.
"a and ysilow ana studded with nd
Ard ,<i,o~ electrlc nsht% me piazza
e>prtasd ~4A people. u tht fvcptsEs
ftftiruiaflt. <hoDn made much nf
indian hlEnksIs 81 efrars< and htan-
tir:f IetnftH ~ Indian <toti,y knd
Spanish sHe~ce And OF pitfurts TINT
Ncre tyrickiIf Santa Fcan. The IN
,rrnces d-aped With red and yellow
bassias Cars flashed y WITH red
ant. and iuniln< and wsr,ied s%onrlass
looked Tor the room that they held
1ttse hofse of finding. Hotel accom-
Mo11tfnrh were eo3t ruf weeks 49,
fore the opening a. lie netin. Ana the
most desirable rooms wore none 10
fhe ~befcrehRndedr visitor. tho poor
efaf-endsf~ hAd u look that petmed
% Nsy better than those outside the
fpid arr Theses Win have entered m"
Tho carnival note wa euppiied ny
renders az rcd and yellow penanfs.
fiesta hadttt. f1l.sonk and souvenirs
Pretty K,ri, ~ spAnthii costume cold
programs and Rags.
M. proran,~ ~ the fiesta we're
divided into special dnvs--fn1ian rAy
fHonGnt,. ~ rnrras bay. WHEN the
actnai mssofical paFeant WAS pre-
stnt*d tTucsday1. Spanish American
fAv which ans featured, by a repro
auction % tne celebration Of Mexican
Independence IN the plaza 0 years
ago. and BY Spanish SONIA and dances
Wednesday,. and santa fe Trail Day.
when utr pageant Of The .commerce o.
tho prairies was p~ts.en,cd
IN ruE noxEs
To many. the most FASCINATING part
or the fiesta T. M ptopis who came
mfr homes On The Tesuque and tire
Pecos. the group Of <oloufners in The
ancient capital Tor thr summer, the
santa Fe arlifte ana iitcrsti cpien3.
the circle o. me and WomFu OF mote
who are coming, mora and more, ~
amend the summer nfontt4 Ia Santa
Ne Az pour out their inthrtntinR
share 70 she boxes and rrandstanda OF
me fiesta, conrourse.
The G~eysfners box the la1rest
xonday morning when. at the open
ing Of the fiesta. the mailed ard
mounted heraids fcde .Shrcukh ihc
nlarn announclnT the 10sth a~nnffeft-
nry OF the reinstatement OF the span
i'm rule In this ~prosfnce. The cavalry
aacort following ana o parade % mr.
ears in fiesta roiors passea be-
fore the rpectatora. pausinE before
the Governors box Goyernor and
GENERAL and Mrs Hehry n, Brown
Of Albuquerque md Ex-Governor
Prince and Mrs Prince. d~ismounted. a
Military Institute cadet stood at at
ienflon until they were seated, and
the crowd paused u sfew the mos
intereetlnk parsonage nt the fiesta
Archbishop paeEsr and -FOUR Francis
ear friark Followed the Govefrcr's car
and were aiso seated IN the u~ovcrnors
hox. pr. kasttr and Miss Esteile
Luthy or Aibuuueraus Mr.. and Mrs
Hrchfieid who have been hers with
taking pictures for the
burton Holmes TraTtiorue pictures,
we're also sitting In one % b larger
A center Of interest," was Dr. fTew-
ett's boa. Hls guests were admiral
and Mrs weiies. the former IN unit
FORM. the latter. Ne the Hai riet Welies,
n popuiAr contributor 20 Schribner's
magazine. the focus Of many eyes.
One Of tne most famous OF modern
Nichclai Constantinovitch Roe
rich. the Russian painter accompanied
- Mrs. Roerieh and their two sons.
were another group In the Hewett box,
Mrs. Boertrh IA n noted pianist in hcr
own country. and the ridsai Of the
Rosrich Sons IA n student at Harvard.
so charmed Is this family with SANTA
Fe. that the twc sons who were plan
ming IN go I o san Francisco Tor a
short time before the opsning Of the
winter season. have decided instead
10 spend the entire time IN santa Re
Princesr Tslanina occupied the Hew-
EFT box after she had made her D
pearance on the program.
I'm the artists box we're Mr.. and
Mrs Roishoven. who have just re-
turned from a snmmer in Italy where
they occupied The Roishosen VILE;
Nr. and Mrs ". r. Rollins. AFR, and
Mrs. Victor Higgins. Mis- Olive Rush.
Bates - indiana polls and Mrs.
Fenyes, world Traveller. who " spend
ing the summer in Santa Fc. Mr..
Bates IN the vel known playwright
and II spending much OF his time IN
Ranta Fp In eathefing material for
literary works and In writing. Mrs
Fenrea II making sketches In and
about Santa Fe. DR.. Alexander. lee
turer ON Indian myfhs and folklore.
IN the University OF Nebraska. was
among the guests in the Hcwett box.
Mr. searie, hero of the picture
"Tarkan OF the Apes" and an artist,
Is also In Santa r. and vas n OF
The most enthusiastic al the fiesta.
Mir. searie Of European ~parentnge
aud horn IN Hawaii. has been making
pioturGs lu HOLLYWOOD for some time,
irt Il very much more Interested in
lsaln.ing. Ha Is leaving this week for
fhe California studios after q short
vacation In Santa Pc.
Mr. and Mrs. percy Jackson Of New
York City were In the Prank Springer
box. They rave spent The summer NJ
tha jackson place al cimarron. Mr..
Springer IN receiving the c~ongratuia-
lions of his friends. upon the bust
which scarpitta. renowned sculptor.
has Just completed Of him. Mr.. scar
pitta !. spending the eummsr in Santa
Fe. having come from southern Cali
fornia 20 do the bust of Mr. Springer.
n. had just competed q likeness Of
FreaId4nf David Starr Jordan, Of LEI
lard sanford TriyerHdtv and une or