Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-28

| Paloma' delighted the audience so
evidently that Miss Albright repeale ed
1t. Lutte Strings and Rose a COM
| position OF Prof Stanley Seder's
! brought forth a storm Of applause and
Miss Albright made It plain that she
did not consider the peoples appre-
citation Intended for her alone and
Insisted on Professor Seder's sharing
In the glory and bowling to the audi
encc with her, and then. as the APP
plausc Increased. the number was re-
pelted.
Professor Tello came into his own
before musical Albuquerque. for IL
certainly Numbered it's appreciation OF
him. Whatever this Brazilian vrtu-
oso undertakes Is always exquisitely
played. Lut the audience realized
Thursday night that II was in the
presence of a master of the violin
when Professor Tello played the first
movement from Mendclssohn'a CON
certo IN E-muOr This profoundly
beautiful as wen as difficult compost
tion was rendered with flawlcss tech
nique ana also showed that Professor
Tcllo Is true musician In spirit
NlNN I llNNf iN 0lIHlluN WIS rem"
dciod with wonderful grace and deli
cacy Professor Tcllo can undoubt-
eddy be ranked as one of the greatest
musicians who has ever come to New
Mexico and long may ne remain,
"a nuch has been said In praise of
Professor Scder in the past. and he Is
SO retiring los nature that he probably
viii not mind being thus releRated to
the rear for we AL know that he is
the accompanied par excellence and
his work Thursday night earned fresh
luurels for him Professor Stder IS
prc-cminently pipe organist but he|
Is versatile musician and les making
great work on piano solo work as,
well
Miss Albright expects to leave in the
near future for Texas and ON leaving
there Will probably take trip
through the Panama canal ana then
go to California, whore she viii sing
during the summer, returning to New
York city I'm September This sterl-
Ing singer has had several offers of
engagements In the latter city but has
not yet decided which she will accept. |
ONE ON THE EDITOR.
And speaking Of Miss Albright a !
frlend sends me page clipped from /
the magazine section OF one Of the big I
dailles containing "A hirhlv flattering
story coneernine Miss Floronco Wick /
ham. daughter of "A Judge of the cir |
cult court I'M Pennsylvania. who sang !
last season with Tho Metropolitan |
opera company About the story it,
self there h nothing much out of the
ordinary but about the cut with ,
which il is cmbcnished there is. for
under thn title lime "Florence wick !
ham la Aida. D." there uppenrs "A per
focuy good picture of Miss Albright /
tho samo picture which the Journal /
published few DAVIS ago. which cv-
erybodv has secn ON The window signs
the concert last week. and
which anybody who has n speaking
with her would rccog
nize without second look as Albu-
foremost singer
ON the MARGIN Of the paper which
was sent me. alongside the cut. my
friend wrote "If this isn't claude Al
bright. who isq" 10 which can oniy
answer Search me II seems 70
h. one On mo editor
$50
silence is the college yclI Of
the school Of experience. 6
\ YOUTHFUL EASTER PARTY.
A pretty Uulp Easter pprty was
.f,.., -.l.,,,..t. et.. ,t
Ifrca KYhut nud nor sp,aII daurbtrre
Bcuiah and \irginia at their homo
ON West Tiieras avenue. i'm honor OF
little Wima T.usl< of Silycr CITY. who
Is v.sitn5 Mrs Thomas I.myule
There were both outdoor and in [,
door pames including nm Easter egg
hunt with nttle Annahel Whitehgl
me prize winner Next a peanut hunt
win Hernodine Schnabel me luclv
lule tot ana lasi limit moi least little
Mary Boss TAFT won Inc prize for pin-
ming ON inc doukpv's IAN N
a G8o me small oirlies wero taken !
INTO mo dining room ana seated ut
tastef,llv derorafcd tohlo and sorry
n vjn Ice rreap, ma rolta with "a
,,,nnv 'nlacr car1 ond tiny Master
baskets rulrd win candt for favors