The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
Miss Reynolds Sure.
Of Capacity House
On Tuesday Night


RaynVlds and the quartet
from the National Grand Opera com
pany appearing nd the auditorium
Tuesday night, for. asids from the
fact that Albuquerque almost never
has o chance to listen TO a whole
program Of sraB1 opera numbers
sung by noted sinReSs fresh from the
operate stage, as are these. the
greatest Interest attaches TO Miss
i,aynolds personally, rs a daughter OF
Mr.. Joshua R~aynolds, president OF
the First National banks Of Albu-
querque aud OF El Paso. and a sister
Of Judge Raynolds OF this district.
and because she ls a New Mexico girl.
born and reared who has won lau-
rels IN Italy and France since her
debut. and the past winter on the
Pacific coast. where the press has re-
sounded. with her praise.
II IL not often that one surrounded
with every luxury that wealth and
devotion al provide will forego all
and work hard, living ~ would "A poor
student. In "a foreign land. A girl
who intends to become n singer lives
"a life owe there OF shout as much
joyousnesa, society, eaiety and
amusement as she would IN a con-
vent; that n part OF the price she
mus pay FOR her diploma.
II would be strange indeed II Tues
day would not witness "a great out
pouring Of Albuquerque folk TO hear
and see this girl. daughter of one OF
the most prominent families OF New
Mexico and Texas. who has made
good" In that most critical Of music-
loving countries. Italy. II IL said
that an the publicity an artist needs
there Is TO have sung "a season
through at Milan or any operate GEN.
ter: the fact that she has lasted a
season even, proves her worth. and
she could be cross-eyed. flat-footed
and never "a v worn a diamond or
owned a Limousine and yet she would
be acclaimed and given both admira-
ton and "A certain degree of affec-
ton. tBut Miss Raynolds and Miss
Jarman are very finc-lookinED
With Miss Reynolds are Margaret
Jnrmnn n coutralto Of most charm
ing and natural personality and rich
ness OF voice. who stldicd with Miss
Ruynulds in Italy. sharing her dis
comforts" who made her debut In
Rome last year. and the past winter
sang In this country with the Ma
HNA - kNNAM ANNNANNMNAN O. NNNNt
PicchL one of the best bassos of
Italy, Of Ia scala fame. who came
over tn appear with the same COM
pany for the season Just closed. and
Mario Rodolfo. a tenor whose voice
Is said 10 be- marvellous In It's range.
power and clear beauty.
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IOI,TNIGIITIY MUSIC CLUB,
The Fortnightiy Music club met on
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
u. r.. Pollock.
The subject for the study period.
Musical Form" was led by Miss
Nichols. The program was carried
out as planned with the exception OF
Mrs. Hubbclis number, which was
sung boy Mrs. Ray Bailey.
The next meeting will he on Mon
Gay evening at the home OF Miss
Marie Higgins. The program on this
occasion viii he IA Schubert program.
The club meets on Monday. instead
OF b regular date, on account OF
the hayuolds concert on Tuesday
evening.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
met with Mrs. Hast.
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The Highland Bridge club was en-
tcrtaincd by Mrs. W. w. Strong on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. steiner OF
New Orleans was a guest of the club,
.
The Gold Avenue club met with
Mrs. valiant Tuesday afternoon. BE-
the members, Mrs. Mann. Miss
Lolita Newhall and Miss Anne New
han played,
ON Wednesday afternoon the Mlcr-
coles club met with Mrs. schuitze.
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The Tuesday Sewing club met at
the home OF Mrs R~aldridge.
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TEN DoNs.
Tho meeting Of the Ten Dons was
held Tuesday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. -. Cristy. The
thing Of most importance with an
due regard to Mr.. Stroup'H scholarly
paper) was the dinner. Although
the ladies are not included IN this
organization of cavaliers. we believe
we know "a secret, and hat Is, that
the Duns are not selected upon their
" merits alone. but that due con-
sidcration b. given the subject as 20
whether Mrs. Don is a cook Of re-
nown ar lot. a certain Don told the
editor that ali the ladies were excel
cooks.
The paper by Mr.. Stroup was a
survey of Albuquerque "a splendid
discourse upon some OF the things
that Albuquerque has accomplished.
with suggestions for future work for
The betterment OF the city.
This meeting was the last for this
season. as Tho Dons dlsband for the
summcr~-maybe because their appe-
tites are not quite 40 keen. or be-
their minds reed "a rest from
the strenuous work Of writing these
papers during the winter. At any
we believe The Dons deserve a
vacation and the Mrs. Dons" also.
A mesa party will be given In honor
OF the ladies' some time next month.
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Mrs. Edward a. Mann was a din
ner hostess Tuesday evening. her
guests being Mira. Rarth n her
house guest, Mrs, Haughton.