The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06


following II copy:
instrumental Duet ............ ........,.........
Carrie Armstrong and Ads Goodman.
Recilaton-"king Nalmet and Elise
Instrumental "Fruhlingshaicri ...........IIchncr
Leah Thompson
Recitation Lask"
Lydia Berry.
lila Ombcg and Mis- AdanA
Rcciiation-"A Domestic Tempest"
Hchccca GoOdlctt
insrumentai-"l laricmin' LANCE
irene smith
Vocal Chorus-"A Greeting ~ spring" ........stuuss
Graduating Class
Rcoitaton-'Tho Child Martyr .............
Willie Wilson.
-"pnlonalsc' Iuchncf
FANNIE Falls aud Tannic Taylor ''''"''
Recitation WhistlinE Ia Heaven. . ............
Mamie Parker
Duet-"Album Leaf Klrrhncr
Nellie Lynn and Emma Love.
Ida Erb. Snna Wright R,ssie McSabb and
Ihc0 Carroll
Violln-Ella Nhcatiy.
pinnn-Thco Carroll
THE Fisherman wife ".......... ...............-
Jennie ONCrtnn.
Insirumcntai-"Aui Gmncr Au"......................
Matte Brooks.
sCENE FROM "TliE RIVALS"
Bob Acrc,.: Ida Erh
sr Lucius OTriggcf. sallc Forrest
.apt c'.''..'.' i-.e NC Nabh
MI Lynn
Due, a spring song
h "rercnndr' ................
ircnc smith aud Lillian smith.
Rcciation-"Thc Fireman
Clan nancr.
instrumental a.s
Anna McNhee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor the slain .............
tafinnc IWadWvll.
insuumcnial-'Miih hime and song .........liolin
Matte Hraham
II would DO difficult 10 particularizo In
this lengthy program, but u would be UNI
just TO omit mention Of the young piano
students who one and all made their ist
appearance last evening. Under the care
iul and intelligent training Of Miss Mary
Adams, they have reached a point whore
artistic work Is nj thcircommand; for them
classic music contains no difficulties too
great 30 master.
Miss Kennedy has also done faithful
work Ia this line, and her pupils very
Justly carried of high honos last night.
Misses Carrie Armstrong and Ada Good
man opened up the program In a happy
way and put the audience In n pleasant
state Of mind.
Lichner had a clever interpreter In Miss
Leah Thompson, whose clcarncss and
expression were mcriiorious features.
Miss Ellie Ombcrg's duct with her teacher
was marked by thoughtful expression and
feeling
Misses Nellie Lynn and Emma love
rendered the beautiful album Leaf "
with easy movement and excellent time.
Miss Matte Grchan, who gave one Of
Bohn's charming compositions without
notes, was brilliant In her execution.
All OF the above are the pupils Of Miss
Adams, and reilcct the greatest credit on
that young lady.
Miss kcnncdy's pupils were Misses
Irene Smith, Fannie Falls. Fannie Taylor,
Anna McGhcc, all whom cyinccd unusual
musical talent. Each nu /bcr was rcn.
dcrcd In perfect form answhcrc ~ much
perfection was, the suggestion oi failure
was out Of the question.
The olccution department, In charge Of
Mis- Matte Dunlap was well represented
by the young ladies who gave such charm
inc Rotations Miss Dunlap Il thorough,
conscientious and progressive and drilled
her pupils into graceful and forceiul
clocntionists
They were all good without exception,
bcimyng careful voice training and
thorough expression.
The German pciiaiions, under the
training Of Mrs. J. II. Slater, were some.
thing OF an unusual nature. Though UNI
ineligible 10 nearly all the audience, they
were 10 carefully rendered A. to put the
audience en- rapport with them.
The evening was spent with profit and
pleasure 30 tho largv crowd. This evening
an opcrlta entitled "Gcneyievc, together
with elocuiion and music, VIII DO pro
sonied. All are invited.