The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-25

Mrs. suy Rogers. and the Misses Julia
Katherine Kelcher. Miss Hazel
Hawkins, Miss Mary Macarthur. Miss
Margaret McCanna. Miss Lorena Bur-
ton, Miss Lillian kempenich. Miss
irene Fee. Miss Wilma snyder. Miss
Evelyn Troiter and AitsH Louie He'll.
GOO
SANTA ~ IN DRAMA.
Mrs. Lansing Bloom, OF Santa Fe,
a well known visitor In Albuquerque
and also q FORMER resident OF this
city. In whiting three historical
dramas % The state. which are to be
presented at the new museum at,
santa fe this winter. nrec OF Theses
have received very high praise from
dramatic critics In santa Re. Mrs.
hioom declined to present the dramas
durinE the FIESTA. although urged 20
do A. by Colonel Twitcheli.
THE works have been declared 10
contain Vety valuable historical ma
ieriai and 10 have real worth Tor
staging.
A visitor In Santa Ne the past sum
MGR, who N to put New Mexico and
her strange history before the Ameri-
tau people In dramatic form, was Dr.
Alexander. head OF the department Of
dramatics at the University Of Nebras-
ka and one "a the foremost critics
uu IA. SUBJECT In the country. This
production II to be In the form OF n
prehistoric opera. Dr. Alexander
spent the entir. summer In ifnd about
santa Re gathering material for the
work. DIR. Hewett. head OF the school
Oa american research In santa Fe.
nus giscn the eminent scholar high
commendauon on his work. A drama
by if. Alexander h on the press now.
aud q series oil his is being run BY
Century magazine.
In. Alexander Nas accompanied to
the capital by Mrs. Alexander, who N
an artist.
IIfsSA or SAN GERONIMO.
me TaOs ii.s,s. at Taos. y. NJ. VIII
be held next Thursday and Friday at
the three towns OF Taos In the north
ern part OF the state. The Indians OF
IN pueblo, the tOwnspeopic OF Fern
andu de Taos aud those OF Ranchos
de Taos. will all take part
The ungsual Interest of h fiesta
daDcca offthe Taos Indians. who are
generally Conceded to be the most In
t%elligent OF the Pueblo tribes ~ sur
iicient In itself to bring tourists from
far points; but the artists Of Taos. the
men and women seeking the unusual.
travellers, writer's. make Taosa mecca
at the time of the big fiesta.
The spanish people play M major
part la the fiesta. FOR san Geronimo
day mas long been ihe big festival
day for them. The TITLE outlying
dlst ricta send In their residents In
gaia dress, all ready for the bis day
81 their lives; there Is dancing and the
usual feasting.
Taos In considered by many tour
lists who have seen the beauties .
the state. To be the most beautifully
situated spot In IL. Lying In a iertile
valley, with fields and fields OF corn
aud alfalfa. dotted with orchards and
groves, u lies between a long and tree
less mesa on the one side and an i'm
menze bhck-dtup OF blue Mountains on
the other. pinkish tan adobe PEEP
out from among the trees: old, old
gardens lie In front Of them all w
az the old pueblo. the highest Of the
Indian pueblos. mounting i've stories
to the sky. the big. sturdy children
are running and playing all day q
certain untamed look In their eyer
that helps to bring home to the man
who Is fortunate enough to have heard
the story. the ccoun Of the uprising
against Governor Bent in h reVolu'
ton Of IS45, whcn Taos Indians re-
yived the art Of scalping p~"le-taces
Up the mountain from canyon roat
into the mountains toward Rcd river
where live oak and wild nOwers grow
III "a AAlAkF AhaA NAhNf"
An his lies at Taos, n al this Il
gilded oVar now with the Septrmbel
sntiight aud richened by the colori
and the gifts of the harvest time Saf
Geronimo cay at Taos II an occasion
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ID. A. Il FIRST MEETING.
The Lew Wallace chapter OF IN
Daughters OF the American ReVolu
tlon held It's first meeting since IN
! summer recess At the home of Mrs
A. -. ugle 323 North Twelfth street
Yesterday afternoon.
Extracts of work done at IN
| Daughters thirtipth continental con
gress in Washington last April wcr
read by Mrs. j. Il. McCollum. re-
gent, and Mrs J. Wilfred Hall, regis
trar. I'll" hostess was assisted b
Mrs. G. W. Potter.
900
PICNIC FOR ONO VISITOR.
Mrs. W. !. teVcn who has bcc
the guest OF Mrs George Wheele
for the summer. and who returne
tn her home in Columbus, ohio. o
Tuesday. was the guest of the Wheel
ers sunday on an all dav picnic
the mountains. The party motorc
out To- Coyote Springs for breakfas
from there went through the mnut
talns to Whitcomh springs and ~
town OF San Antonio where they hn
lunch, aud returned late in the ever
ing. after having visited TilRnn car