Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-16
THE IOlvTNIGuTLy CLUB.

Mexico history
THE IOltTNlGIIIIY CLUB.
Just because the Fortnightly Music
club has been silent for some time
not literally, of course but in the way
of hcrnlding or reporting its dolnga-~
Is no sign that IL has been idle. ON
the contrary there is most decidedly
something doing In the club and has
been FOR some time Probably the
best program over given by the Fort
nightly was that at the home OF Miss
Louise Nichols in late December
when two piano numbers were fca-
tured by MiHs Nichols, Mr. stanley
Seder, ana Mrs. Mabel Stevens HI
moe. In addition, "a splendid violin
and piano trio was given by Mrs. X.
NJ Henderson, Mr.. Bruno Dieckmann
and Mrs Himoe. During the holidays.
the club had charge OF several hos
ptal musicals. and then, nothing
dnunted by It's previous failures--fi-
nancially~it took u notion to do
something big
The club is going to bring Maud
Powell, the greatest woman violinist
in the world, to Albuquerque, and for
iNiIN kPbu lIiiHulft 0tdBfu up anu
running over, Mr. Charles w Ilarri-
son, whose beautiful versatile tenor
voice Is widely known throughout the
east. Then, that the public may not
complain Of failure to get It's moneys
worth, the club Itself is going Ia pre-
sent the "Iliawatha' cantata.
Al these plans were thoroughly
ana enthusiastically discussed at the
home Of Mrs. Robert = Pollock last
Tuesday evening on the occasion of
the regular meeting of the club and
within twcnty-four hours the mem
hers had already made good start
at putting them into execution. That
Albuquerque wants 70 hear something
really good Is proved by the encour-
aging early sale Of season tickets.
Mime Powell viii appear here Febru
airy 4, ana no better why of spend
ing ST. Valentines evening could be
devised Mr. Harrison VIII come
February %, and the cantata Will be
given March rs.
The program at Mrs. Polloeks was
Of the usual Forlnightly standard
and was thoroughly appreciated. 1t
vas given as follows
lingara .....,..+..... Chaminade
Mrs John NJ. McTeer
Can't, Ridi, Dormi ...... Gounod
Z Vous 'laviez compris. l. Dlen2
Mrs. Il. X. Pollock.
'reole Serenade ,....,..,.. Papini
The Rec ..........t..... schubert
Here kat .,..t,-........ Is. Hubay
AIR. !, H. Tello,
Micaelas Aria from Carmen" Blzet |
Mrs S. y. Miller
The Fauns ...tt..#.,. Vhaminade |
La Cigale ,.,,,,.-.... Chaminade !
........ Chaminade |
Mrs George Everitt
Popular Songs Of the Eighteenth
Century .-...,,.,+..... Bargettes |
Les Roses d'lspahan ..,.,..... Faure I
Miss Louise Thorne
Mrs Mabel $. Himoe and Miss
Louise Nichols were the aeeompan-
sts.
Only SON said The father. I'M
pressiVcy suppose | should be /
taken away suddenly, what would
become OF you2'
WHY" said the son, irrever-
entity I'd stay here. The guess
ton ls. What would become Of
a.
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The friends OF Mrs. H. \. Murphy
we're hosts at delightful surprise
parry IN n'no' oil the lattet Neahes-
lay afternoon at her new home on
New York avenue. the affair being
n the nature of house warming.
Five hundred was played and a most
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,rhne,. ,,os,nt ,'arn a.. N-annta
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