The Forrest City times., 1893-03-31
The Musicale.

I Tbe musicale given by the ladies of &be Episcopal guild at the Forrest City \ [ouse last Friday night was largely at keuded. Those attending enjoyed the <n ,,sical feast that was given them and Epsak in highest terms of the enter <5aiument. The following was the pro- 3gram;
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 .........s>.....Mi Miss Olive Gatilng k ocal solo. Miss Bessie Cason \ struuentsi duet. Mrs. German < Gatlin~ kocu S ple--"Dear Heart. MT. K. l.. Vadakin \ ncal duet t..............M Mrs. German a Mann Rectt cttatron-"Thc Clowns Baby" kocal sIlo-"I am Waiting" Mir. F. holeson fnnfustOn Overture ......... ......orchestra Bass s>lc-"Bedouins Love song eciiption-Tennyson's 'Rizpah, Eelection-"A admiration Wsttzes''. Orchestra Gocal Solo-"A Mothers Kiss
 ...-......s....s .... Miss Bols Fitzpatrick kelection-"Lores Dream. .... ..Orchestra the Willows"
 .......................... :. Miss Pearl May kccal So,o-"Sweet Roses Will Bloom Again"
 MT E.. l.. Vadskiu-Chorus, Mrs. German
 Nr Roliwsge and Mr. Shade, .Corneter.
 The recl tation By Miss Olive Cat 5iny was very beautiful indeed, and t,p little lady acquitted herself with luunis.
 The instrumental duet of Mesdames k;ormau and Gat!ing was rendered un- kser q ditlicHlsies but nevertheless very ,rafciently. and the music itself was a .ral,d selection. Messrs Rollwage and RMrson joined them with flute and kiolin
 The Dear Heart" sung by Mir. Vad- nkin, IS a strangely beautiful compost fion. and one or which he is very fond. #The vocal duet by Mesdanes German Eaud Manu Is. Ii | was treat. Mrs Mapns participation being her first in sapg ct <,iw muslcales. She sings alto seyg sweetly. Mrs. German sustained her reputation-her higher notes es- pecialIy being simply divine.
 The recitation by Mrs. John Nichols was a pleasantly highly enjoyed. Her Interpretation and dellneation was Eery gocd indeed.
 ii. r. Roesou's II am Waiting" was txcellently done. and we were remind ,d of old times when Fletcher was one Df us.
 sBedouin's Love Soug'' WAS inter- Dftltu Dy A. bpfi W cSV' HV oCiCceioh iits him exactly and we have never istened to him when he sang more eeingIy
 The recitation by Miss Nellie Nal orv was d a clever hit. She acquitted herself in an accomplished and very bleasing manner.
 By request Mir. Rollwage sang that beautiful ballad My Mothers Kiss" !" lad it was highly appreciated.
 Miss Eola FItZpatrick's recital was bery cleverly done and many were the encomums passed upon Her clever york
 The recitation by Miss Pearl May kas executed feelingly, and almost brought tears to tue eyes of her listen ers
 The little ballad sweet Roses will Bloum Again" by E. l.. Nadakin. as sisted by Mrs Gormau, MT l.. Roll kvage. Mir. Shade and Mrs. Mrs. E T. Blaming. is a very sweet little piece of music and WAS thoroughly enjoyed.
 The selections by the orchestra which were intprspersed among these several parts were bighlp enjoyed and excel enuly rendered. The instrumentation vas: violins O. A. EzeN. II. F. Role bon; flute. l.. Rollwage; piano. Mrs B. T. Manning; cornet, B. K. Shade; Trombone. k l.. Vadakin. Altogether fhe musicale was an occasion of much geuuine enjoyment. The proceeds amounted to about Sl5.