The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-25
FoRNTamTLY MUSIC OLUB

I MNA ANW ~ - = NANN'Nf 80 W nun
were present nc the convention.
Current musical events will be- dis
cussod aud the following brief program
will complete the evening:
Witches Dance ---------McDowell
Miss Paula Postel.
Waltz Impromptu ---------------Raff
Mrs. II. ). Rodey.
ilomnnco -Drbussy
Mrs. IL. -. Hening.
Good Bye" --------------Tosti
Mrs. T.. l.. Bradford.
Selections also will be- given by Prof.
T.. l.. Tello and Miss Jennie Ttott.
From d modest beginning two years
ago When Il WIS organized through the
efforts Of Mrs. Mabel Stevens Himne
and "a few others of the musical lend
ers Of Albuquerque, the fortnightly
Music club has grown into one OF the
most important and influential of the
cultural influences of this city. It's
membership IS large ard growing, its
organization permanent effective and
well differed, and It's working program
for the coming year, as shown by the
lN15.l9lG yonr book, just issued, calls
for eighteen meetings, including IA wide
rnnge 81 serious musical cndcavor. The
programs not only are admirably ar
ranged for effective study, but indicate
u constantly advancing grade Of music
and an expectation of educational de-
velupmcnt in The membership Of the or
mHizution. The entire list of eighteen
programs il complete. While "a majority
NJ the meetings will be held ~ the
homes OF the Numbers, several Of them
viii be- open meetings and two will be
held iu the First Presbyterian church.
Last ycur the Fortnightly club made
It's first effort In public entertainment
with "a concert In the High School audi.
forum nj which one of the hest known
singers ia the country was featured. IL
is the purpose of the club Co go further
this year in presenting first class musi.
cal attractions 10 Albuquerque people,
aud Us usefulness in this regard is like.
Is 10 be- one Of the features of the
! year, activity.
The Officers and committees for 1915.
/. 1916. az given by the year book, and
the membership roll are as follows;
President. Mrs. T.. l.. Bradford, 6la
. West Silver avenue; Vice president
Mrs. T.. G. Reid. $40 North Second
, street; Secretary, Miss Louise Nichols
ia North High street; Treasurer, Mrs
:. -. Miller, 3lS South Walter street.
r Standing committees: Program nnt
s wear book-Mrs. Mabel stevens Himoc
! chairman; Mrs. II. b. Hcning, Mrs. Jncl
Burton, Mr.. T.. Stanley Scdcr. Member
" ship Mrs. T.. e. Reid, chairman; Mr..
B. 5. Rodev, Mrs. n. r. Pollock, Mis-
lGladys Mnndcll. philnnthropic-Mrs
T.. l.. Bradford, chairman; Nfs. \. q
A Mctlgur, Mrs. George Wheeler. STU
r Miss Paula POSTED, chairman
/" Mrs. Thomas Hughes, Jr, Miss Louis
Nichols.
Federation reporter Miss Eth,
Hickey.
Active members: Mrs. Kenneth Bal,
ridge. Mrs. T.. l.. Bradford, Mrs. RIA
Bailey, Mrs. r. W. u. Bryan, Mrs. job
Knox Burton, Mrs. Neil CuvannugI
he Mrs. y. u. Clark, Mr.. Bruno Dieckman
e. Mrs. Geo. Eycritt, Mr.. T.. @. Fuhrmye
a. Mr.. John u. Fnlkcnhurg, Mrs. A.
10 Grimshuw. Miss Gladys W. Orocnlca
his Mrs. Mabel stevens Himoc, Mrs. II.
rs. Hcning, Mrs. Thomas Hughes, Jr., Nj
iu !. \. Huhhs, Miss Marie Higgins, Nj
he Ethel Hickey, Miss Rose iInrsch, MI
r. NJ. Henderson. MISS Gcrmuinc ltl
~ man, Mr.. Louis ilesscldrn. Mrs. ID.
Lame. Mrs. :. II. Miller, Mrs. u. NJ. NJ,
rift, Mrs. +. a.. Motzgcr, Mrs, Flo.
Mirrissottr, Miss Gladys Mandell, y
Hugh G. Meyer, Mr.. Leopold Mcy.
Mrs. g. :. McT.nndress. Mrs. j. NJ. N
Tccr, Miss Louise Nichols, Mrs. r..
Pollock. Miss Paula postcl, Mrs. II.
Rodcy, Mrs. y. G., Reid, Mrs. j.
~SchWcntkcr, Mrs. ". a. skinner, NJ
Align Sclkc. Mr.. e. Stnnicy Scdcr, \
Robert T. Scwcll, Miss Louise Tho
Miss Jennie Trott, Miss Estcllr Val,
Mrs. George Wheeler. Miss Dorot
white, Mr., T.. Lc Roy Yott.
Assnrinto members: Mrs. Nancy n
wick, Mr., james \. Blniney, Mrs. j..
McCollum, Mrs. Non Ilfeld, Mrs. a.
Keen, Mrs. Arthur Keith, Miss Este
Luthy.
Student members; Miss Dorot
Brown, Miss Helen Goetz, Miss ~
McClnskoy, Mrs. j. 4. Root, Miss pn
inc Scwoll, Mrs. T. @. Winfrcy.