Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-29
81. NINcENTs AC.ADENIY.


fair was in every way complete sue
cess.
ST. NINCENT'S ACADEMY
Like everything given by the stu
dents Of St. Ninccnt's academy the
rendered Wednesday after
noon by the Minims Musical Criticism
class was thoroughly delightful and
furnished genuine entertainment to
the large number Of friends ana ad-
miners If tho institution and its stu
dents.
The work of the wee entertainers
evidenced the careful and consclen-
tious training that they have received
at the hands of their instructors. anG
also showed an exceedingly high De
gree of talent The progress that has
been and 81 being made by the class
is little short of astonishing ana speaks
volumes for tho sort Of work that Is
being done at st. Nincents.
The program rendered Wednesday
evening was ps follows,
Overture Niolins.... ..... Dancla
Trlo...,.t ....... .... ,.,... .i(eyeF
Margaret Smithers, Josephine
Miera, Evelyn Mcarns
Dolls Dream .. ...... ...., oeslen
Frances Graham
Recitation. .... Dorothy Blainey
In Rank ana File. LANCE
Agnes Mcintyre
Recitation, ...... ...Q Queen StoYer
Voice OF the Hear. Van Gael
DeEua Cosgroye
The Squirrels Arithmetic-Class re-
citation 49,. 49,. .... Minims
Eunice Herkenhoff
Polka. ... 49,. .-..'. kohier
Dofothy nialhey
Little hoy Hlue-- loin '''' Ehb 'ei'i"i
stephen Ballhg
Recitation .... .huhiee iierkeniloll
Allegro MI. .ftfs 49,. - ,.... 1.Sei
FRANCES fiRhAni- ana queen @,otsl
Fairies carnival ..'' 'Ali'hohS
queen slower
The Mill.-... ''.,.,.' '..' Schhechel
james hla'h'S
Cheeriulness' ,......, -, 'r'iile'
James ana Pofothy hHllhey
Gay as LARK 't'.c t''. '''.'..F INN
Evelyn Mearhs
Recitation .... D.. FRANCES ''rahahl
spinning song ''''' Eliileili YIN
hoae M'lh'SIe w.
aerenade-Ntolin =; .'.'' winner
toldlc Nrlson
Dance OF inc WOOD SpIlt's ~ oiIi'on
helen "rldley
Cheer up-N ocal SOLO $3.50. eVlh
Agnes MclnlN re- Accompanies
Rose Mcintyre.
silver Nylnphs .... .'.. '''' llelis
Emlna 'tlneIt
Finale .... 800. lohn overture
QUEEN ESTHER Cum.
In spite OF the fact that a sensa-
tlonal political convention down town
took away 4 large number of folks
who otherwise would have attended.
the concert given by the Queen Esther
club Of tho First Baptist church was
attended by largo and very APP
preciativo audience. the members of
which were Well repaid by the splen-
did program that was rendered
Unfortunately Mr. sutherland, who
had been expected TO take part in the
entertainment. WAS unable to he pres
.ent hut so plentiful WAS the talent
provided for the occasion that all
though Mr.. sutherland was missed,
his absence did not seriously affect
the program.
The singing OF NlTE. AFFORD OF iklH~
homu CITY who Is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Wolf. was one of the dis
tlnct features OF an unusually good
entertainment Mrs. Afford. who Is a
member of the choir of one Of the
largest churches in hcr home city. has
a voice of rare beauty ana power. and
was given an ovation by the large and
discriminating audience that heard
her. Each number on the program
was we'll rendered. and II was with re-
Qrpt that the end of the concert
came
Following were the selections rem
dtrrd.
/. organ -"Berccuse"
......... .....R. Kinder
Miss Edith Joyce
o Vocal Solo-"Thc Mission Of
the Rose .... .......... ..toWen
Mss Charlotte Pratt
r. Violin Solo.
a1 "Farahande" ON G. string
........ ..... ........ Fuller