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A Musicale dss Eierss was given at Ste
phenson Seminary ON Friday evening last
and the rooms were crowded with friends
Of The pupils and lovers of good music. The
performances were under the direction of
Max Brownold and Madame Ruhl, who rep
resented respectively the Instrumental and
Vocal. The Young ladies rendered their
parts ike artists aud reflected credit upon
the methods of their teachers. As one star
difere.h from another star in glory, so, on
this occasion, there we're degrees Of prof.
cheney. but an were so pleasing in their
appreciation Of the composers thought and
In execution of the parts assigned them that
it would seem invidious to go beyond the
mere publication of the programme. But
we submit the following from the Spirit.
Whilst each did well, we may be pardonod
for mentioning among the more advanced pu-
nils chat the tine execution of MISSES Rose
Lewis T. A. Lppitt, Magma Moore, Sadie
DeahL Marie Lewis, l.. q. Lppitt, y. l.. Willis
Bessie le,vcstine keightly Undertake Mag
rie ~chrher and Aimee Bates, was especially
H
ecuted trim of Miss Sadie Deahl very fine
Prof Max Br0wnold's execution upon the vio-
Huceuo am instrument which his friends here
were not aware that he handled with such an
artistic touch, was pronounced 10y competent
Judges t0 Zoe that OF master hanu WhllsI
Madam Ruhl exhibited her accomplishments
to decided ADVANTAGE in the refined aCcOmpan-
imeut ,o the vocal numbers. Among the yo-
cali.ts especially deserving mention are Misses
Beulah Harlesty Sadie Deahl, May Latimer,
Maud GHhtl. Florence HOugh and Bosahe
Lewis The part of Mr.. j. Br0wnOld as violin
i,t iu tile trio coucertante was filled with his
usua, wc.l-kuown ability, and made up what
ever might otherwise have been deficient ln an
evening of rare musical enjoyment. A special
need of praise was by common consent award
ca OBJ Miss Magma Moore for the intelligent
rendering of rle piano part of this trio IN
which % clear conception and perfect execution
of the complicated rytbm forms so important
part.
Two music pupils of Miss Nellie and Ms.
q. r. pbeli-Nisses Mamie Berret and T.
liza ~ppinet0u Gallaher-also took part in
this musicale, ard reelected credit both upon
themselves and their teachers. whose innate
m0des,y prevented the fact from being gener-
ally known.
We append the programme:
Inst. sextette-RaQuet March. by Max
Brouu0'd- Misses NJ. Griffith, b. Hardesty, A.
Barr T. Uough y. Woodwork and NJ. Lati-
mcr
inst Quartette-Die Fel-enmuchle, 10y C. G.
Rei.,ieer-Al ssos Marie Lewis, Rose Lewis,
Maud lewis and Mamie Mccormick.
Vocal Ducl-O. That We Two Were Maying
Misses Mary I8timcr and Beulah Hardes,y.
Inst Swedish Wedding March,
bv Soiermau-NGsses NJ. Griffith, b. Curry, n.
Woodwork and l.. Champion.
Inst Tri0-Misses X. Tmberiake, VI. Schoct-
fer and A. Bates.
Vocal Duet Would That My Love-Misses
R0saie Lewis and Sadie Deahl, ol Berryyille,
Va
u-. Qmrtcae- lGunctt 10y Mozart-Misses
T.. Campbell J.. Willis VI Wilson and NJ.
Vocal solo-Loy,r and the Bird-Miss Maud
Dao for two pimos-Lc Tr.lle, Schulhof-
Ni-,o. VI. r. Lippitt and S. g. Lippitt
Vocal So,o-Bid Ne Good Bye-MiSs Maud
Lewis Of Bcrryyille Va.
Inst Quarte,te- mpb0nic, Beethoven
Misses $ q. Lppitt, s. &. Amber, l.. a. Lip
pitt and y. Willis.
Vocal Mlrgr,ritc-lHss Mary Lat
Trio Coucerau.e-tor Piano Violin and Vi
O'iuceIlo hy Nass-Miss NJ. ID. Moore and
Ness-s D. and NJ. BrowuoId.
Vocal So'o-Ihe Flower Girl-Miss Beuiah
Hard .--v.
In- Observation-Disclosures of the Lion, 10y
Kou,ki-Ni,,e, s. Deahl. A. Moore, r.. Lewis
and Marie Lewis
Vocal Solo Twas boo the Fragrant Summer
Tmc-Mi-s Florence Hough.
Vocal So,o-Love's ola Sweet Soug-Miss
Ro-aIe Lewis of BcrryvIle, Va.
Inst Qulrette-Tnnhauscr Wagner
Nisse, Marie Lewis. A. Moore r. Lewis and
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