The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-12

diversity. covering a wide range OF
piano literature. each number being
carefully chosen 10 sui; the particular
style Of the player.
There was special interest IN the ap-
%pcarnnce Of Miss Alice Letatte. whose
PLAYING ~ the Mendelssohn "Rondo
caprlccioso" would have done credit
20 q professional musician. In the
first movement OF the Moeard u minor
Concerto, with orchestral parts on the
second plano played by Mrs. Himoe.
this child revealed a muslcal UNDER
standing remarkable for her years.
One may safely p%rophesy q brilliant
career for this talented pupil.
Harold Partch's Interpretation OF
the Chopin y fiat nocturne and List
Rigoletto Parnphrase disclosed a mu-
steal talent, excellent technic and bril-
liant tone. Under the ARE and intel
iirent guidance 81 Mrs, Himoe, Miss
Lee Clair Cavauaugh has developed
into n player Of unusuai charm. she
showed much originality In her play
ing OF the difficult Heller number.
The Trout" Miss Gretchen Van
Week played with excellent tone and
] flexible fingers the Chopin Military
poionaise. Mr.. Henry Belmont. a mu-
siclanly young pianist with adequate
technsc and refined poetic feeling to
his credit v much pleasure by his
playing OF the Rachmininon and Cho-
pin preiudes. compositions OF widely
different character.
Others who acquitted themselves
well were Wanda waggonner. Marcel
ia Matson. Pepi;a Espinosa, Virginia
McI.andrcss, Antoinette chauvin,
Frances Marion. Lorena Burton and
Marie Deiley. There was much well
deserved applause from an audicncc
thoroughly Interested. and great cred
It was reflected on Mrs. Himoe as an
artist who knows how to develop the
talent entrusted TO her care.
Albuquerque regrets the contem-
plated departure OF this artist and
teacher. who done much for the
cause OF music and musical apprecia-
ton In this community. The younE
people whom she has started In mu-
steal careers will make pianists. teach
ers and concert attendants OF Aibu-
queraue in future years.
The fine singing OF Misses Haw-
thorne and Switzer added greatly 70
the evenings enjoyment.
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Heinrich Wilson. ..
A pretty wedding was solemnized
Wednesday morning at 7.3O o'clock n
the home OF Mrs. G. Il. Wilson. when
her daughter, Miss Clara Wilson, was
united In marriage To MIR. Fred j.
Heinrich.
II was a quiet affair. and only the
immediate families and "a few OF IN
brides closest friends witnessed the
impressive ceremony.
Amid palms. calla lilies n carna'
tons. Rev. G. -. Beekman. pastor at
the First Methodist Episcopal church
performed the ring ceremony. Mis-
Blanche Porterfield played h wed
ding march.
All eyes awaited IN eager e%Npcctaney
the coming OF the bride, who entered
with the bridesmaid The petite bride
was never so beautiful as In her bridal
| gown 81 white French wolfe. trimmed
with chantilly lace. Her filmy veil was
very p%ret;ily arranged. and held Ia
place with lilies 81 the valley. her
bouquet was Of brides roses ana cat
llfornia daisies. Miss Freda Heinrich
| the attractive bridesmaid, caught inc
brides bouquet.
Their attendants were Miss Freda
! Heinrich, sister Of the groom, and Nj.
George peterson. After "A season OF
| fluctuations the bride and groom led
the way to the dining room, where "A
three-oourse breakfast was served.
Mrs. Fred Heinrich, an efficient ste
nographer in the forestry service, Is
a very charming young lady.
Mr.. Fred Heinrich L. the son ~ Mr.
land Mrs. John Heinrich Of this city
He has been employed with the Con
~tlncntal oil Company for several years
After a wedding journey ny motor
car Mr.. and Mrs. Heinrich VIII oe at
home in their newly furnished Ounsa'
low on Forester avenue.
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Roberts--Albrlght.
News has reached the city ~ tht
marriage Of Miss Claude Albright %
Mr.. Edward W. Roberts In Orlando.
Fla. The marriage II the elimination
Of n romance begun several years Htu
when MIR. Roberts was here d.
~,ecting the construction OF the Fedora
building. since then Miss Albfighi
has appeared in grand opera n nos
studied here and abroad. Nj. ho9ert.
A. superintendeut Of construction oi
| United states buildinRS. They are ~
home at st. Petersburg.
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Personal Mention
Mrs. Arthur Browning Scott and
baby son, Arthur. Jr.. VIII feaNe
Thursday for Tyrone r. join Mr..
scott where they will make their iu-
,ure home. Mr.. Scott II the dough-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Baea.
Miss Virginia Carr. VINO hos spent
SEVERAL weeks in 81. Louis, New York
and Washington returned Thursday
morning. Mrs. Carr went east espe-
cially for the launching Of the dread
naught New Mexico. at the Brooklyn
navy yard on April 90. Niles carr
was nrst maid % honor 20 Miss DE
Baca, al the chriaenlng of the New
Mexico. and after Miss De Baca had