Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25

MUSIC IOR RACCALAIKI,ATE.

The musical program for the Uni
versity Baccalaureate sermon on the
afternoon of May 9 promises TO be
one of the most ambitious ever under
taken in the city. The service is &c
be held. as previously announced, al
Rodey han, at o'clock, the sermon
being by Rabbi Noise Bergman OF
Temple Albert
The chief musical features OF the
afternoon will be the anthems, which
will be sung by the University Festival
chorus of eighty voices. which Is be-
Ing organized by Prof L. Stanley Sc
der for the occasion. This chorus
will constitute practically the only OPP
portunity of the season for Albuquer-
que voealists TO Join forces in big
production of standard sacred works
The University Choral club win form
the nucleus of the. chorus. and the
choirs of the Presbyterian, Episcopal
Lead avenue Methodist. Central ave-
nue. Methodist and Congregational
churches, together with a number OF
the city's best singers, will Join with
them for this service, The chorus
numbers to be sung are Gounod's
"Sanctus" and unfold, Ye Portals"
Additional interest comes from the
fact that the newly organized Albu-
'querque Philharmonic orchestra OF
twenty pieces will play the instrument
tai selections and accompany the
chorus in the anthem work This will
be one Of the first appearances Of this
orchestra and much Is expected from
1t.
There will also be violin solo mum.
Der by Prof. l. l.. Tello and an ora
tdrio number by John ID. Falkcnburg
both with orchestra accompaniment,
also an unaccompanied quartet by
Mrs Kathryn Grimmer- Bailey. Miss
Louise Thorn, Mr. Seuer and Robert
T. Seweil.
An invitation is extended to al
singers who wish TO sing in the FEES
tival chorus, and especially To an who
were members of the Choral society
last season, TO phone or hand in their
names to Professor Seder Work il
now being done on the anthem num-
bers in the separate choirs and the
tlnal rehearsal of the entire chorus
and chorus and orchestra will be held
az the nigh school auditorium on sun
DAY afternoon May End at O'clock.
rms rehearsal will follow the free re-
cital 20 be given by the Philharmonic
orchestra at O'Clock that afternoon.
NOTES OF SOCIETY.
The Fortnightly club will meet
Monday night with Miss Marie Hir-
gins. The subject of the meeting will
pe Schubert, The date was changed
on account of the concert Of Miss Sa :
tahe Raynolds, which will take place
club. Wv
Mrs \. +. Keith viii leave .tomor-
Tow tor z visit 10 the San Diego ex-
weeks.
The banquet given by the university
Students To the visiting athletes who
competed IN the interscholastie track
meet last week was a fitting climax to
most ENJOYABLE occasion The af-
night.
Bred Of the Desert is the title
OF charming novel iust issued from
ne press OF Harper Brothers. the au-
thor being Marcus Horton. an alum
nus OF the University of New Mexico
or several years age.
VI interest TO the musical fraternity
vs. the invent announcement that
governor Mcdonald has appointed
Hiss Mss Sarame Reynolds. Miss Claude
-Nioflght and Miss Elizabeth Garrett
members OF the woman's board Of
eeinilAssioners Of the New Mckee
ouliaing AZ the San Diego fair.
Ihe Homan's Missionary society of
ne central avenue Methodist church
VII noid ITS regular monthly literary
meeting m the church parlors Tuesday
AFTERNOON al o'clock. Mrs. Mckay