Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-12

Margaret yesterday and Edna
| Monahan.
UNDERWOOD RECITAL Is
SUCCESSFULLY GIVEN.
Before a packed auditorium,
where even standing room was in
demand. the pupils Of Mrs.
Blanche Underwood gave a recital
and an operetta, Monday evening
at the High school. Both program
and decorations were featured by
| the motif of the season--flowers.
| The theme was emphasized in the
musical selections, and IN the OPP
eretta, "The Rainbow Fete, or the
National Flower Contest.
The stage was banked with
roses, lilies and palms, and during
| the operetta the national colofS
predominated. Miss Elsie Clayton
| as Columbia was most charming
and showed that her voice Is de-
veloping. Helen Koehrer as the
| Spirit of Nature was springlike and
very good. The climax of the play
was reached. it seemed, when little
Lenore Harvey. daughter of the
! Rev. and Mrs. 7. f. Harvey, float
ed in frilly white tarlatan and sang
Merry June" The four small
| boys who sang "In Serted Ranks"
| did it extremely well, and the pan
tomime 1.-THE Lily and the Blue
bell" by Merle Charlotte Cornell
and Bina Whitson, song by Donna
Williams. brought the house down
with applause.
1t was the general opinion that
not a little skill in touch and tech
nique was displayed by the piano
pupils. Ethel Erlandson was the
winner of the medal presented by
Mr. Maurice Klein, president OF
the Fortnightly Music club for
musical ability. The program OF
Mondays entertainment follows:
Part /.
Glover Blooms ..r........ spencer
Emma Whitson and Margaret
Collister. i
Blucbell .,.......''..' oiilail"oo
Lois Ehler.
Roses and Butterflies. ..... .Lege |
Irma Coffman.
D9ffOdilS .......,... Ddl loliO
DELLA williams and EilzaDeth
Herriot.
Sweet NiOlets. ..........'. heii'S
Bolena Field.
Daisies and Butterflies. .Sartorlo
Mildred Koehrer and Helen
Miller.
TuliD ........... ..'.''' h'NiitA"'
Margaret Shirley.
Wild Flowers .,...... bui ueii
Lawrence Hine and wilson
Shaver.
The Flowers Dream. ..... .Espeh |
Ethel Erlandson.
Floating Water Lilies. Lihders
Virginia Dillon, Ina Holloway
Eugenia Ehler'
The Myrtles ..,......'''' ""0h'
Dorothy Coen.
Blush Rose Waltz. .'..'.. n earns
Josie Orwell, Frances Otweli.
To a Wild Rose. ....... McooWe,,
To a Water Lily, .....' Mcbo"ei
Christine Shaver.
Flower Fairies .......,... Fearls
Katherine Rowe, Mildred Foro;
NarcisSuS .....,...........' AN0NiH
Ina Evelyn Kimbrough.
Frances, Thaxton, Gladys
Doris.
Nathalie Furstendfeld.
vo,,ou TonaIIils Johanning
Mildred Lighton, Alberta
Smith.
Awarding of Medal. Mr. NJ. hle'h
Part III.
pnerotta-"The Rainbow Fete' OF
the National Flower Contest
cast of Characters.
Colunbia ........ Elsie Clayton
Shirt of Nature. Helen hoehrei
Flower sprites ..,-...' Kay I I,illd
and Reynaud field
RAINBOW Maidens. Virginia Dlnon'
Frances Otwell, Josie Otweii'
Bolena Field, Helen Miller, Dor
othy Coen. Louise Smith, ina
F,velyn Kimbrough, Katherine
Rowe, Eugenia Ehler, Evelyn
Williams, Ina Holloway, chris
line Shaver, Ethel GRANDSON
Cummings Sons and Daughters
COZ Cooper, Wilson Shaver
Lawrence Hine, Junior Connect
Mildred Koehrer, Alberta Smll9'
Mildred Lighton, Mildred foiu'
Dorothy Dodson, Margaret ohir
low Nathalie Furstendfeld, Grace
harrington. Evelyn Vanarsdale'
Martha Capron, Kathleen Bur
roughs. Frances ThaXton, Mar
carrt Thompson, Emma WHIT
con Della. Williams, Donna
Williams. Irma Coffman, ELIZA
10Th Horriot. Margaret Colllstet'
Iois Ehler. and Lenore Harvey
Special Features.
Song. (Which Shall 1t Der:
SoliS' Columbia
Song: Spirit of the Summer
Time" ....,-...''' ,,,.',i,i,
Spirit of Nature and ColoInp,a
Flower Drill ..........'. Ni,'e ~. G,i'
pantomime: The Lily ana me
Bh1ebeu ........, Merle Char
Iofte Connell and Bina WhitSoh
sung by Donna Williams
song; Merry June ....'. -.
..... Lenore Harvey |
Song. II Love You All'...,,:..;,
......... Colulllpld
Accom- nanist - Miss Gwendolyn
Grigsby. co.non
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MRS. RICE ENTERTAINs
SORORITY. , .,.o
course luncheon was given the
members of Alpha Chi Omega
sorority Of the State university
on Monday by Mrs. L. G. Rice at
nar home at 100 South Arno street:
Mrs. Rice has been a patroness~ Oh
the local chapter for a number oil
years. s,,r,ishod
The dining room was furnished
with a group of small tables, can
dle-lit and flower bedecked, al
which the guests were seated;
NAi' a-a in mink and