The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-22

the military camp and took them bacp
when farewells had been spoken AMI
appreciation expressed hy the cratifict
%hunorces.
Classic Patriotic Concert.
When the curtain rose tu the stir
rms bugle call at the crystal Opera
House last Tuesday night. every eye
was held by the impressive tableau.
At either side stood two khnki-clai
bugl,rs, and IN the center, against r.
BACKGROUND Of allied flags. stood Ada
Pierce Niun. Draped in the French
%tri-coiof. she began the spirited sing
.nE Of la Marsoillaise. and al her
compelling 'Allons'' there was 40
auditor who did not feel the truth Of
dc Boruier's statement: Every man
has two countries--his own ami
France. The audience. fascinated
from the tart. was In complete under
standing with every number on the.
rrogram.
The setting was an effective one.
THE flags OF the allies formed a red.
Ivlitc and blue pyramid against the
h'tc background "he %soloists ana
chorus appeared in RED Cross costume
Of white ana red The floral decora-
uons we're In the three colors and CON
r!luted Ia the attractive color
I,chcme
Tire Rtes Adagio. oNquisitoly PLAYED
ay Mrs Henderson. gave Alhuqucrque
another welcome opportunity 90 hear
this talented siolinist. ilcr other
numbers were "Sereutdc Creole" and
"Brirdi'i Ntlse. A. always. her tnn"~
were pure and her Interpretation
beautiful
Mr.. Seder played Chopin's Military
~H,lonaise' with fire and enthusiasm.
the magnificent tones Of the SteinwaN
Grand piano fllling ,he house. His
encore was the g flat Nalso by tho
am" composer Hts second number
as the List Tardntelld. a spirited
composition with heavy technical de.
mtnds To which he performer answer
'd brilliantly As an encore Mr. Seder
played l.iszt's Liohcsifaum.
Mrs. Wmu'~ second appearance was
e signal Tor applause which ceased
only long enough for the Jewel Song
from Faust. With dramatic force and
lyric sympathy the singer gave the
rlost brilliant - hci contributions.
Her encore was Nc;calfs tender so'g
'AbHcncc with obligato scored Tor
three viuliu- hy her accompanies. Mr..
scd'r
When next The curtain rose. IL was
upon % typical Red Cross restroom.
Members of the Red Cross GLASSES who
had been al work all summer were
seated at tables and sewing machines,
husilv preparing tn" riicS " baud1ges.
ih" Rev. T. y Bullock. IN an eloquent
address, plead for the support Of the
Albuquerque womcn TOR M urgtu-
i%aatlou The value 81 the knitted VICAR
was shown hy cpuippiug one oi me
huglcrs with sweater helmet scarf and
wTistlets.
The mex member was "rhou'rt Like
| rto q Flower" set To- Nj Scdct's
uiutic. and sung by Mrs. VIM
' rhgrWiug melody set 10 famous words
and sympatheucally interpreted.
The most taking number on the pro-
gram proved To- Doe 60 ON NV Hoy.
Your Country Seeds Nou.' sung py
Mrs. VIM and chorus oi nine This
song written and composed by Nr. Ed
ward -. llorgan. a resident Of Aihu-
qucrQue. rs dedicated "ru The Ameri-
can Mother. zoe Bless Her" No
liner recruiting device could he sur-
gest"d than the impressive way in
IS Inch. at the end Of Ia" song. the
]n"ioist raised Scr flag before the silent
house The enthusiastic applause
gave way to , more deeply stirred
silence
The national sDnas of the allies
wcr" introduced by Nh. Scwcll who
presented Tor the first time tn Alpu-
qurruuo Gretchaninorts Hymn u'
IRE" RUSSIA In his usual pleasing man
n"r Mrs. Henderson Shove that
l,r artistry is not confined To- the
violin, as she sang Rule. Britannia
The chorus and the audience Joined
airs Wlun boo The star ]Sp1uglcd BAN
rsr. and tho convert VII over
Contributing MATERIAL, To- the sue
cess Of the CONCERT was the First In
foutry band and h]uglrrs, the band
I PLAYING several selections during IN,
taxing or the ,obicau.
An unusual feature was the sale Of
candy. flowers and ice crcam con
10y som" ~ IN. most attractive NOM
ors 81 "Albupucrulo's Younger aet
= Dressed boz whit" and wcuriup tho Red
'ro's houddrcs~ they acted Js usher.
Hud also disposed Of enough wares n
p add m. "rttllN o. tho receipts of th,
70 concert
From nearly cyerv standpoint thi.
- vas one of the mos successful con
ocrts ever given here and IN" rcncrouI
response of the people Of NlhuQuer
lpur has assured a SUBSTANTIAL iuercaf,
n to the funds Of the local Red Crogs.
Committee ON ARRANGEMENTS were
lrs j r. Mclaughlin Mrs Itai
CruNslcld Ms Margaret Modler
Young ltdio. who acted as usher
were Misses anita Iluhholl. Gl1dN
:, MandelI Dorothy Dick. Katherine NJ
, MILAN, Annette woinmsu. Goha Con
rCr Lena FERGUSON. HayoI Kick,
katherine o'Eeilly. Elizabeth Simm'
catherine Angle. Myrl Hope Elcano
NlughCv.
a Committee on decorations were Mr.
: \. BiXby chairman Mrs. -. chad
a bourne, Mrs. " T. Brown.
I Chorus singers were Misses Uor
Il tcns@ Switzer. Grace Wintrcy. Amcl,
IcFic. Pearl Tompfins. Grace stort.
a 'INclNu Trottcr. CaTolyu Michael
81. IpIh TtmbEtnp Mrs MNr. NgEta