Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-17

r. l.. Bradford and directed by Mis-
Jessie TrOtt.
The first group Of carols Is undel
the heading THE First Christmas,
! and contains the following. The Firs
Noel" English, by the chorus, Will,
Hy My sheep" n seventeenth cntury
hymn for mems voices sung by j
Lapine, +. ]. spaulding. T.. w Mich
OILS and George 10 INeretti with al
echo ~ women'a voices. and Awake
My Soul" by O. u. Adams, sung bS
Mrs +, w. Nichols
The second group, Christmas cradle
songs, contains Away in "A ManGer.'
Luther's song for his own child. suns
by Mrs, Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs. lGy.
orett and Mr. Iapiue. what Child II
This2' by the chorus, Jesus Thou
/ Dear Babe Divine" traditional crdlC
song from fIayti, by the chorus; The
Pleep Of the child Jesus" old French
by Mrs. g b. Miller Mrs. y w
Faw viii be the organist for these two
groups
/ The third IL a group OF Aims carols
quantity sung In the olden days from
/ door 70 door The first Is Good
( King Wenceslas,' old English, by Mrs
I Nichols, George Heslet and chorus;
I"A Noel OF i}resaan Waits" old
/ French 10y chorus of women's
voices, and II Saw Three Ships" old
| English. by the chorus Miss Aline
Bixler Is organist for this group.
! Tho last group shows the Birth OF
the Savior OF the World" and is in
troduccd by an organ solo, Fantasia
on old Christmas Carols by IL Stan
ley Seder silent Night, Holy Night,
Eold German, will be sung by Miss
Rose Iiarsch and three choruses,
Good Christian Men Rejoice" and
God Rest We Merrie Gentlemen" old
English. ana a German chorale,
rBreak Forth, o Heavenly Light,
from Haeh's Christmas Oraturio' will
close the program.
The public has been invited to tho
concert, for which there Is no admis-
sion charge.
o.
Miss Esther Howden and Miss Mar
iorie Steam gave tea yesterday from
3 to o'clock at the residence OF
Bishop owden for the benefit of the
~ scopal Church hospital fund. Miss
Angelica ilowden presided at the tea
table, and assistants were Miss
Martha Anderson, Miss Margaret Lee
and Miss Grace Stortz
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Master Ted Chase, son OF MIR. and
Mrs, E, r. Chase WITS youthful host
yesterday entertaining In honor OF his
seventh birthday. The ballroom OF the
Chase home at 1915 West Tiieras ave-
nue. was a Christmas fairyland with
green's ana miniature Santas and
dimlnutive chairs and tables. FaVors
were fancy caps, canes and tiny mu-
steal Instruments. The small guests
were Betty Allen, Billy Chase Fran
ces Wilson, Bob Wilson, Tom Reid,
Louise Oestreich, Mathleen Weller,
Frederick Roslington Edwin Durand,
Elizabeth Nordhaus, Frances Stern,
Arno Rosenwald. Lucian Rice, Charles
Rice, Danny Macpherson, Robert Mac
phoraon. Margaret White Virginia
Gray.
o.
Mr.. and Nas %. r. Chase were din
nor hosts last night In honor OF MT
and Mrs Wilson, who celebrated their
tenth wedding anniversary, and cap
tain W $, Reid who had birthday
anniversary. Dancing and cards fol-
lowed the dinner,
o.
Mir and Mrs Roy Macdonald have
moved from toes West Central avenue
10 the Washington apartments
Mrs Frank Wilson gave a sewing
bee on Thursday afternoon, asking
guest Mrs N. y Ketchetsld OF Wich-
TIA, Kan, Mrs KetChersid left Friday
for Colmor N, NJ. TO spend the holt
lus FaDr
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Mrs. John T. Mclaughlin left Yes,
terday for Miami. Ariz, to visit her
daughter Mrs Rryson BiREs ands her
son, JACK mclaughlin. From there
Mrs MacIaughnn will so TO Cali
fornia for six months.
Chester pohson, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
r. ". Dobson who recently returned
from Los Angeles and has heen serl- I
ously M with pneumonia. is some
what Improved.
Mrs. S. 9, pandolfo. her daughter
Miss Vivian and son samuel jr. left |
Friday for Chicago 60 make their flu |
iure home.
o.
MILE NEItI4ET HERE MONDAY
number Of prominent musicians |
and music lovers have been invited 90 |
ne high school auditorium Monday /
evening when Or David r Boyd win
Introduce Mile Alice Nerlet, whom the
London press recently hailed as the |
NyW Queen OF Song
Miss Nerlet Is one OF those rare
song birds who have become famous
IN grand opera before their vocal
powers are impaired Her fresh even
va co and marvellous skill as dra-
matte soprano and in coioratura won
golden opinions for her when she sang
p Philene In "a series OF special per-
'Ormances of "Mignon" which III
rector Campanini recently gave for
ler with the Chicago opera company Il
Before coming 90 this country Mile n
'eFlet appeared as pTlma donna at
he Grand opera IN Paris, also in
brussels. London, Nice, Lyons and Il
Iontc Carlo. u