Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01

the committee TO arrange them has
not yet had a meeting. Miss Gcor-
gia Sherman's magnificent soprano
will undoubtedly be missed, but there
are other voices of splendid quality
TO take its place, and there is no rea-
son TO believe that all the principal
parts win not be taken in such a
manner as to bring the performance
fully up to the former success Of the
society.
jack WIS Just admirng Ma
bells hair. How pretty It is.
Mabeis Rival-Oh, she has
some prctticr than that Boston
Transcript
THURSDAY MUSICAL CLUB.
The Thursday Morning Musical
/ club seems 10 have gotten off under
a full head OF steam It's meeting
last week was well attended and the
interest taken in Italian opera. to say
nothing Of the familiarity with the
great opponents Of that school which
/ was evident in the exercises gave
\ promise that the new organization IS
to be a strong factor in the musical
world.
Special interest attaches to the an
nouncement that Miss Claude Albright
] was rendered and accepted honorary
membership in the club; and the
fact that she win be identified WITH
It's activities in future means much
for It's success. The first students
meeting win be held next Saturday,
when a program OF dance forms will
be rendered under the direction Of
Miss Louise Nichols
The interest i'm the new organiza-
ton is shown by the rapidly increas-
ing associate membership, Indicating
that the general public. and not mere
~ those who arc trained artists, re-
cognize the value to the community
Of an enterprise Of this character.
The study of Italian opera will be
continued at the meeting on March
IL, when a program of exceptional in
terest VIII be rendered
4 4 4
LONGFEILOW AT ST. VINCTNT'S.
Honor was paid to the greatness of
the poet LOngfellow BY the Ceceians
OF ST. Nincents academy at an en-
tertainment in the assembly hall Fri
day afternoon. Like everything Civ
en- by the students Of this admirable
institution, the highest standard of
literary and musical excellence was
maintained in the splendid program
that was rendered. The selections We're
well chosen and the manner in which
they were rendered reflected In
striking manner the careful training
for which the academy has long since
become famous
The program was as follows.
Chorus -"The Bridge" Henry w
"a fkI
PIANIST, Wilma Stevens.
'Longfellow, the Youth"-Rachel
Larsh
Piano solo-"The Last Hope"-
.Gottschalk. Frances Bottle.
Reading Fools prayer"-E.
Rowland sill Alexandria Naughey.
Longfellow, the Man-Myrtle Bca-
ven.
Violin selection" Simple Aveu"-
II. Thome. Nellie Dagenett. Piano.
Frances Bottle.
Longfellow, the Poet-M Margaret
McCanna.
Humorous reading-'The Drum
mcr's Defeat'-Anon. Nellie Dage-
nett
Vocal selection His Buttons are
Marked "U. S.N--Carrie Jacobs Bond,
lma Liz. Piano. Nellie Dagenelt.
Reading Robert of Siclly-Long-
fellow Adele Carr
Piano moresque-Dvorak
Margaret McCanna
Ensemble reading - "Gualberto's
Victory '-E. c. Donnelley Tho Ce-
celians.
Duet-"The Myrtleso-Paul wachs.
Esteile Armiio, .Nictorlne With.
a.
The recently organized Edward
Mcdowell club gave its first concert I
at the starr piano studio yesterday I
afternoon. The program, which was 4
greatly enjoyed, was as follows
Piano Witches Dance
Edward Mcdowell Miss Margaret I
seebohm.
Piano duet-"On the Field"-En-
slemann. Misses Beatrice and Stella
}roden
Piano solo-'La Chatelaine'-Le /.
Due. Miss Dorothy Parker.
Piano Hungarian March
Dhlsen. Misses Emma Pentz and I.
Mayhelle Herring.
Reading-"As the Moon Rose
Miss Ethel Garrett.
Piano solo-Moonlight Reverie-
Allen. Miss Josephine Nicholaci
Piano duet-"My Mamas Waltz
'heabbog. Misses Dorothy Parker
nd Violet Lancaster.
Vocal solo When Love Is Done"
MaeLean Miss Bland.
Piano solo--"COn Amore" Beau !
mont Miss Lucy BaehaHan.
The Life and Works OF Listz. Miss !,
iayhelle Herring
Piano solo--lAstz's Second Rhap- {
ode, Miss Bland
Piano solo - Sunset Reverlo"- !
Read. Miss Mabel Suggs.
Piano duet-"N esper Bells
pauldiag. Misses Flora and Rachel
iarella
;. u, $. OFFICERS ENTERTAINED hi
The officers and past matrons OF the IL
'rder of the Eastern star We're the /,
uesls on Tuesday afternoon OF MIS-. a
. Reed and Mrs. T. r.. Rogers \
! . asiishtful luncheon at the home +,
! 'he former, 500 West Slate ave- ii
W. the hostesses We're assisted BY 3,
i,, iioWel, Mrs, Radcliffe and Miss Il
.'tne' Neediework kept the COM n
lsss,ls"ntly employed during a II
n99roughly enjoyable afternoon.
=, H9se present were Mesdames Car h.
on balleN, Everitt Wilson Mitchell :,
\, |, iiiiiliainson, Aspnwau. Butler. Boldt. n.
tlllotu' trimmer Harsch, HAYWARD. 4.
iashss, Myers, Met2gar. McClana- II
.su' -. e tf. Peterson. Sewers. Sum =,
en- ihomas, White and Whitcomh =
A NJ, ktNlIAL POSTPONED. - -
i ne , lsti'ai ny the violin pupils Of -
iiss Estelle Nalck which vas any, =
Tor iasl week. has heen nost ",