Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-10

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Miss Marie Higgins
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Successful Piano Recital.
The musicale IN the womans club
last evening WAS eminently success
full entertaining and inspiring, and
was heard by nearly two hundred
guests who crowded the club rooms
to the doors.
The performers were twenty-one
piano students Of Miss Marian Nor
iartys classcs--half the total class
membership. ard as was expected
won high credit for themselves anil
their instructor. In fact, TeCple are
beginning TO expect mgs'c ~ a super
fine quality. rendered with exception
al skill at the rccitals directed by Miss
Moriarty.
/ The program was opened with n
( brilliant Moszkowski Heiection, "Y-lse
/ In r. Major" played with remarkable
/ range OF technique by Mrs. John w.
Colbert. accompanied by Miss MORT
arty. Through Mrs. Colberts inter-
probation rung clearly a musical soul.
| Inetrmingled with numbers By older
| pupils were selections by children.
Among the latter Katherine Abefs
rendition OF Leybach's Fifth Noe
turne" was wonderfully strong with
all the tonal shading for which piano
masters strive. The little lady Is
only ~ years old. Caprice by
Lack. played by Lillian Gustafson.
I was breezy ard captivating. An a
and b number. Merkers Butterfly
and Dussek's "Rondo, by Marian
Hopping. brought out the beauty OF
this young lady's rare skill. a fam
tasia by Kenn was exqusitoly piayed
by Miss Hazel Cairns. Miss Helen
Heacock's Interpretation of Fourth
Mazurka" by GODDARD was splendid
and held her audience In tense adj
miratioa. In fact. each number was
great and brought responsive emo
tons 20 each listener. Not ats the
best numbers were by girls. either.
James BoatriRht was a star on the
program IN his fine execution OF
Aiotter's Bohemian song" Georse
Doollttle ran tho girls a close race
for first honors IN his number, The
Lovely Month OF May" And mere
babies seemed little May Schnor and
Mildred Gustafson, who played like
veteran pianistes Maurine Kelly
! gave pleasing rendition OF The
; Rail- Scene" "ChansOnette" by Alice
Van Eaton and "Con Amore" by
: Alice Lewis were fine lrma Lix
: showed talent IN IIrentzlin's Condo
+ HE'D" aud Farewell by Henrietta
Loebs brought out much applause.
Charlotte Weaterfleld and Beatrice
) I'M were well received In their solo
numbers. "On the Grassy Mead and
"Fruhlingsregen." Little Mildred
; Burtless In Robins Lullaby" proved
what child can do IN tender inter-
, relations. Bachmann's Les Sylph-
, es' by Hettie Moon. Weber's Invita-
ton 10 Dance" by Miss Ethel Nicolas
key, ana the browning finale, Web
; er's ''RondQ Briiuante" by Miss Helen
Goetz. were brilliant gems OF the
program. As the audience dispersed
. al 10 o'clock each heart felt happier
and a spiritual uplift for having
heard the young pluslclans.
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Music Club Goes 20 Theater.
The Musical club comprised OF ~
girl musicians In their teens enjoyed
another wish TO the picture show sat
urday afternoon. and not content With
one brief performance went in body
to another photoplay house before re-
. turning home.
Educator IBID Not I.ecture.
A keen disappointment 20 th'
+ thinkers OF Albuquerque was th'
failure OF Mrs Prudence stokes
. Brown 10 arrive in time TO deliyel
the promised lecture IA the Woman
! club Monday evening
Bn an unavoidable occurrence Mrs
B Brown was detained IN Doming and
did not arrive on the evening trail
, from the south. Tho committee II
charge of tho local lecture went e
the station 10 meet her, and faiiinl
10 do 80 repaired 10 the club room u
r inform the assembled audience o
, their disappointment on arrivinl
? AT the club the committee wa
. astounded 10 find throngs OF peopi
E coming away and the club rooms al
In darkness and the doors locked
Clearly someone had blundered
An not having tho club In readiness
II Many concluded the lecture date hat
; been mistake and that the mex
evening was the time and passed oil
the news By word Of mouth 10 return
Tuesday evening. That alno was
mistake, since the lecturer wa
Obliged 20 be in Las Vegas 10 kee
lecture engagement last eVenlnp
Yesterday the lecture arranEemen
committee met Mrs. Brown al IA
station aud had half an hours con
ference. A tiny wiap OF woman
an animation ana dlgnified IA bear
ing IA this little Mrs. Brown. who
famed as one OF the foremost plat
form orators OF the day Noted ale
a. the person who introduced ia
kindergarten into the California pub
lic schools. and known an over IN
Pacific slope as a most Influential