The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-10

chestra.
All In all the nfteenth celebration OF
the knights OF Columbus OF Aibuauer-
que was a genuine accomplishment on
the part OF Joe Goodell. general
chairman. Grand knight Farnan and
the various committees In charge OF
the arrangements.
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IIunlng Casthr Musicale.
Conscipuous In the annals Of festlv-
tiles that have made Huning castle a
Z famous social shrine the last half GEN.
fury. IL the musicale and dinner
dance last evening". when Mr.. and Mrs.
Arno Huning entertained 1876 meme
bers OF Aibuauerque's elite society.
The feature ~ the evening vas the
debut OF Miss Valck's orchestra % NJ
teen players, M the recital Of little
Jane Huning who. at the age OF nine
years. gives promise OF a oncert star
In violin performance. Little Ernes-
tine Huning as piano soioist. gave well
executed piano selections q open the
program. Miss Laetitia Horgan's
wonderful voice that has the stamp
of a prima donna's rich culture n
quality. was heard in Spanish songs
and classic English. Miss Lorna Les
ter. IN violin solo and accompanying
selections. was a notable contribution
to the meritouOps program. In the
rendition or DVOrak's ""Humoresque'
little Jane Huning displayed remark
able talent ana skllIful training. Her
playing OF an aria from the Bohemian
Girl. with .orchestra accompaniment,
80 -. .s.4tfE.raa fHgA.THm LNnm NHnfn
done.
The orchestra selections from Mai
tana and Poet and Peasant and other
numbers won Instant aud enthusiastic
praise from the company ot musical
critics M guests.
This was the first appearance Of the
Vaick orchestra. which. II possible.
rises above the standard II the or
ohesirS trained by the same directress
last year.
Mrs. Huning again Justified her
J fame as "a gracious hostess.
After the program the company
mingled In happy converse, drifted
into the dining room, where n beVy
OF ladies served refreshments from a
! table. cauopied by an electrically
lighted pergola. drcopipg with green
and banked with pink sweet peas.
Throughout the tasteful decoration
OF the rooms a color sEheme OF pink
and green prevailed.
Later in the evening another or
chestra provided dance music and the
program musicians and audience en-
gagged In dancing iii midnight.
Those who were heard In musical
numbers were: Miss Laetitla Horgan.
/ vocalist: Miss Lorna Lester. violin
list. Miss Jane huning, viclinist, Err
nsstine Huning, piano soloist; Miss
MabTy, aCcompanist. In the orches-
ira were: Miss May Laub, cOruetist;
| Dorothy Cameron, Beatrice lin, hrst
~vlolins; John sedillo. slide trombone,
| maxwell Merritt. Floyd Miller David
Marcus. Ralph Miller. Paul schaefer.
first %yiolins. Lewis Kohier, Ray De
| Maris, Lester Hay, second violins;
Miss Ruth Morton, accompanist. Miss
Estelle Nalck. directress.
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Piano Recital.
one OF the praisewOrthy musicales
that has caused much enthusiastic
comment Is the program rendered last
evening in the Baptist church when
the pupils OF Mrs. Blanche Underwood
entertained a company OF musical IN
ytees that filed the house to the
doors.
The piano trlos by Tiny tots, the
duOs, aud solos all demonstrated the
superior Fkill OF the teacher. Mrs.
Underwood has been a successful
teacher In Kansas CITY FOR years. But
the fact that HE class has had only
six months instructions speaks VOL
umes for the trainers ability. Miss
Margaret Bieley was one OF the best
OF "A nne program. Assisting the pi-
ano students were Mr.. FaldenDerg.
whose rich tenor voice In two solos
Occasioned him TO be recalled for two
more. and Miss Dorothy McAllister,
dramatic reader. who held her audi
once 70 intense sympathy In a pathetic
reading, aud brought laughter with
one In lighter vein. Miss Ethel Nc
Dowei. also 8 newcomer here, was ac-
companist Tor the vocal NUMBER and
followed In sympathetic style.
Miss Insram's Recital.
The Music club which always gives
Co Albuquerque tht best for the
money" more than fulnlled It's prom
iso 20 those who support the artists.
course. when IL presented Miss I'M
gram 20 musical Albuquerque on Mon
day evening. The auditorium waH
wen filled with am appreoiattVc audi
ence which seemed % enter tully int"
tho spirit ot the singer. who had al
ready capityatcd many oi those who
had met nee. a program ui o. wire
range OF songs vas given. -Four en-
cores were also givcn By Miss Ingram,
"On the shore, an Irish song, "a
SUMMER shower and one religious
song. Sweet Story Of pld,' n tho
star spangled Banner which was
yune by request Miss Gorurude Rosa
the accompanist, also came in FOR q
large share % the applause. one
song on the program, Dawn In the
Desert was OF her composition.
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TortniRhtly cub.
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