Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-25

CONCERT 10 MRS. WYNN.
The concert In honor of Ada Pierce
Winn ut the Presbyterian church last
TUESDAY night WIS an artistic triumph
and an event long TO De remembered
US those fortunate enough to be pres
ent. That the people were confident
OF the ability OF the performers way
nttostcd by the size al the audience.
which packed the auditorium. he ld-
joining Sunday school rooms and the
gallery, and that they enjoyed tho
concert fully and every minute OF the
time vas further demonstrated hy tho
reception given the five performers
Aa each musician emerged from the
room leading 70 the choir loft the
people applauded when cnch finish
cd number there was an encore, and
AFTER finishing that the performer was
applaudod again. As this was done
for each number on the program, il
WIS hard 10 determine whether tho
people had any faVofitca. II evidently
was an 'all favofite" company
Professor Stanley Sedef opened tho
program with the stately and hcauti-
lful srriumphal March" from Aida aud
lmlirOviscd for the encore variations
on the Last Rose Of summer Tho
two numbers were excellent examples
of his power and breadth with the bis
pieces, and his ability TO make the or
kan respond with almost human tones
on the sweotly mel0dious numbers
The next number was duct by
Charles J. Andrews, tenor. ana Thorn.
as Christian, of III paao. bassu. and
instead Of singing The Fishermen"
as announced on the program. they
substituted Mondolssuhn's directing.
which was a delight to the ear, ~ the
Two " ICES blended perfectly Hla the
selection Waa "a particularly fine one.
The nuillce wis not favored nth
An enquire on this number. much aa
they evidenced their desire for il
Lola beekp III henderson. violinist
OF III fase hooking superb in her rich
efenlng gown OF black satin ana bread
cd net catho next with "CaprlcA Nien-
hola. Gre OF kroislcrs competitions
tnI Ter t1leIt was "pierrota SerC-
made. hy ilundegger. which she
paved in q mastorly manner
Then came the peerless Ada Pierce
VIM dramatic soprano. the honoreg
ut the 0ueaeion. In an elegant and
most artistic gown who sang "Niah
d'Artc, Glove ana Musicl the fam
Gus Prayer Of Toscn with exquisite
~ and deiieacy As un encore Mrs
Nlnn SANG lhc universally beloved
"Nhsont bN Metcalf
Mr AudroWf tcnnr. who was mover
IN better voice sing with splendid oN-
precision iluhnstoin's Longing re-
ppndlhe with The number with
HAaie Ms Snnea Would he 1'lyng,"
hy Reginald Nuhu
Professor srdei next number Was
"a iiesfn con lffo hy Rogers. on
which the bis otsHn ptnied forth mag
nliie"nt tones ANA followed il with
thu spfehib Hd delicate "Guvotte'
from eMlguan
MI Christian puso sang as his
program number Danny pcevcf.
thiplne pnmtosch selection call
tug moi only for splendid training
mufirailN, but also laf the display OF
dramatic art and tiic corresponding
and stirring 'Toroador Song from
ftaimtn There were executed bril-
iianlly. bat the songs which reached
the peoples hearts we're his oneores,
Mother O. Mine, tKipllng- Dam
ros,h) ana The Land of the Teal
hN Arthur Foute Those were eo OK
and feelingly sung, display.
me ihe singers wonderfully rich and
sNmpAthctic bass tones that they viii I
lhEtt lous in the memory ot the T
hearers Nho were deeply affected hy
them
Mf Iltud wunt setnnd program
uumhef wae Aus dor ilpimath. +
tNonfs of hamrl. hN Smctana. which
cNhihitrd wei her firm. pure ana
hoAutifu loue and thu casp and fret-
d"n of hrr playing She used a. her
ncffr want WaN undoubtedly one az
'he most popular numbers of the ev-
nins NE enchanting To VIVA
Hust bN Mcdowell with the most
NohiFfn pipe organ accompaniment +
maginahl hy Professor Scder II
uas Simply "dAne
And who're where shall We turn To
fhd words 70 properly describe Tos-
.i's Immortal Good BYE as rendered
S Mrs Nm Ii was so wonderful, +
s ma ~ resembling pipe-organ ac-
empan ment, that Vt heegars descrip-
Hon. aud ~ refer you 70 anyone pres
ant ter Information about IL Mrs
Ninns encore numlHt VAS the sweet
ttie gem hs carrie Jacobs Bond.
Love You Truly Dear a
i would be a hoon to the city K !,
sNch entertainments could be aften 4
zad and ws deplore greatly that Mrs +
VIM il leaving as and that Mi +.
Christian and Mrs henderson wcre4l
5nh Hp on a short Nsit. having re.
turned 90 ~ paso Thursday night.
The audience WAS Thoroughly rcpre-
sentative 81 the people Of culture and
good taste in thp city and the clubs
,hufehes uf ail denominations and I,
'ocieiy people were well represented
great many OF the leading business
ma professional men Of Albuquerque u