The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
Plans For Two Big Weddings of Holiday Week Announced;
Varsity Men and Women Entertain Before Leaving For Their Home

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tho material at hand but he and hts
cast we're handicapped by the lack ~
necessary time. However. a double
cast was chosen at the outset. ~
each trained 60 the fullest. 80 that st
any time member should NJ 10
drop out. there would be some one TO
take his place. In this way. also.
an extra good cast was available.
CHRISTMAS DANCE FOR
SORORITY Girls
ono Of tho prcttlest OF the many
Christmas parties which have come in
a rush amonE the University students
last week and the comtnN one, was
the dance at which Mrs y. r. VIII.
SON entertained the active and pledged
members Of Alpha chi Omega sorority
Friday evening NJ her home in Unit
vcrsity Heights. Christmas greens
and red and silver gave an effective
and most artistic suggestion Of the ag-
proach of Christmas season, while
over the broad fireplace hung stock
ings with a Rif, favor for each guest.
The dance programs were also vivid
were present were the Misses Ciyda
and Caro- Wilson. Juliet F1eiachcr.
Merriet Lamb. Florence O'Hara. Hcisa
Jackson, Dorothy Stevenson. Com
stance Walter. Marjorie cieave. Fran
ces Andrews. Octavia johnson. and
Bernice Wilson. and Mlss Lucy Clark,
Alpha Chi Omega house mother; and
Bill Clark, George White. Walter Bef-
ger, Hugh Graham. MAJ Ferguson.
Vernon Whitley. Bob Aibers. Charles
Caldwell, Roy Hickman. Fred Way
ner. Jack Jeifs. Pete Davies. Walter
GllkDrH UaAA KtADA nAH Dssnk CAA.A
Johnson and Professor Fred Feasai.
Miss Florence o'Hara. Alpha Chi
Omege. will leave Thursday evening
for Clovis TO spend the holidays with
Miss Merriet Lamb and Miss Mar
jorie Cieave Alpha CHS from Ros-
well. will return home Thursday
evening for the holidays also,
Miss C--r's--~ Water and &iRs
Frances Andrews win return to their
home In Santa ps &c same day.
SIGMA Gu "AT HOMIE"
Sigma Chi fraternity men received
at the fraternity house last sunday
afternoon over 100 guests among Unit
versity mon and Faculty
men and their wives. members OF tho
fraternities and sororities and nom
fraternity men n women called dur
ing the late a%fternocn.
YOUNG FOLKS
CHRISTMAS DANCE.
Miss Louise Oestrich ard Miss An
mabel Franklin have issued invitations
to n dance 10 TO be Given nj the
Oestrich apartments nsxt Friday
evening. There win be forty guests.
all from among the High school boys
and girls.
CLUE AT Mrs. GRAftsMs.
Mrs Il. O. oFshap.ssnssssained her
home on Marble avenue. The club
will hold lis next meeting with Mrs
Robert Rehms
ri KAPPA ALPHA
Three Brass Bedouins" was the
name OF the ultra modern one-act
comedy In three scenes. with It's dash
OF the oriental, that ri Kappa Alpha
presented under the capable direction
OF George White. Mr.. White was
also accused for being responsible for
the play, though, whether by deiiber-
ate intention with his wi pen. or by
accident while rummRRing through
musty files OF great drnmAtlsts. Is not
said, Three Brass Bedouins'' has
also a subtitle OF "A Morality Play OF
the East" The east included
The Man, Abb Hebbf' .Heorgc lite
The Woman. Abb Houb". .....
............-... George White
The Husband. Mr.. Abb Houb".
Fisk the Firing esy' nm Roy
COLLEGE GIRLS TO CAROL
Twenty-five girls FROM tho uni
versity Y. w. G. A.. will go caroling
Wednesday evening. To entertain the
sick people at The sanatoria. They
will leave the University at half past
six aud sing until half past seven.
All tho old favorites and many coi-
lcge n fraternity songs will he In
ciuded In their program.
h girls will visit 81 Jcseph's
sanatorium, Albuquerque. Presbgtc-
rian and Methodist -sanatortumH.
There viii be a whlstling solo by Miss
Ruth ~Dougherty. violin solos By Miss
Dorothy Cameron and A.iss Elizabeth
Shepherd n plano numbers by Miss
Norma Williams, In addition % the
Christmas carols and the college
ms The girls who will make up
he group are the Misses Irene Wick
lund. Ruth Dougherty. Myri Walker,
Marjorie Cleave. Emma Gcrhart.
Mary Wilson, Ruth Zimmerman. Nell
Hess, Elizabeth Shepherd. Mary
Sands, Elsie Ruth Dykes, Frances
Rogers, Helen Nelson. Mary Hamii-
ton. Theima Farley. Dorothy steven
son. Dorothy Camsron. Elizabeth
shepherd. Carol Wilson, Connie Wai
ter, Ciarissa Parsons. Margaret Spar
go. Evelyn Mearns. Hazel Morris.
Mabel Dunn. Ruth Morgan. Wilma
Snyder. Mildred Doss. Edna Roy. MIL
dred Schroeder, Billy Hickman. Oc-
taVia johnson. Ruth Hefiin. Leonh
Sherwood. n DR.. Edna Mosher.
600
SPANISH CLuB At
MnfS. CAIRNS.
The spanish club. "El Otra Ncz.'
had their regular meeting Thursday
evening with Mrs. u. n. earns m
Informal program vas given, con-
sisting OF roll call response with pro-
verbs n spanish savings, aud OF n
game that IL played va Mexico and
which was explained 10 the guests
by Mariana Garcia. a musical pro-
gram and "a social hour were also