Evening journal., 1894-12-11

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Musical Evsntng at Deiamore.
An unnsuslly pleasant social affair WAS
the musicale given by Mr.. and Mrs how
ard Pyle. at their home, Delsmore. last |
night The evening was devoted to the
works OF the great Jakob Lud Wig Felix
Mendelssohn- Bartholdy. The compost.
tlons given were written bv their author
during the period Of iS9l AZ
The selections we're AS follows:
PARTI
1 Nocturre from midsummer Nights
Dream" ds48) Arranged for pisn duet.
Miss Mcliyainc, Miss Morse.
2 Vocal duets,
b'eThe MAY bells and tbs Flnwere."
Miss Wvidin, Mrs. Smalley.
Mrs. Painter, piano.
Sonata for violin and piano, On tlt2i)
Allegro Moderate"
POGO AdagioA
Allegro Agit to
Mrs jackson, DIR. keH +.
A selection from No. 2. tbauda-e Puerl
OF three Motettes for female voices. %, ~.
Mrs sma lev, Miss weldin, Mrs. Pyle,
Miss lily Mo1lvaine, Miss Morse,
Mrs. jackson, NJ ss Lore.
Mrs. Painter, piano.
PART II.
n 1.-The Favorite Spot
"spIing Tine Of Youth"
Dr. Gilchrist Miss Rose. piano.
Three fR tastes for piano, Op. 10; lia2s.9 :,
n Roses and Carnations IN Abundance"
G .Ecremocarpus, "a oapricoio)
Miss koee
3 Two four-part songs 1889 lsi3)
THE Vale of Rest"
b early Spring.n
Mrs Smalley, Miss Weldin, Mrs. Jackson,
Miss Lore. Mr. Pyle, Mr.. Currinder,
nr. Giichrist. MIR. Wales.
/ Song, (lsa7l Might Song"
Miss Lore. Mrs. Painter. plano.
A special feature was the cards OF
invitation and program. These were
designed by Mr.. Pyle. The design,
which Is an exquisite pen sketch, shows
the goddess of music, crowned by a
laurel wreath, and the program Is
printed in an artistic type.
Entertainment and Barquet at schoo
No. 10.
At public school No Is yesterday
afternoon Professor A. a. Berlin gav'
the conclusion Of his illustrated lecture
on the Worlds Fair. The children knew
what they might expect, and were IN
state Of high glee.
Before The lecture Colonel Rober
Mitchell Floyd, Rev. George G. Gassner
Of Delaware City, and Arthur AustiI
Pelton, visited the different rooms 0
the school and highly entertained th
little folks with anecdotes of ssut
Claus and the approaching holida
season.
The views shown by Professor Berli
included most Of the different natlona
buildings, the state buildings and mau
fine interior views Of exhibits that ha
most interested him Tho who
/ collection is an admirable one. III
children paid the closest attention an
were sorry when the last picture Wa
announced.
After the pupils had been dismissed
/ | Miss Elizabeth Patton, as hostess Of ii
/ occasion, invited the guests and steachei
, into one of the class rooms, which ha
, been transformed into banquet bal
/ There were many pretty potted plan
r and pyramid OF choice fruit occupie
the centre Of the large table. II was
! very merry gathering, enlivened
+ anecdotes and "reminiscences, and vi
= prolonged until the gathering darkne
I ended the festivities
: Those who were seated at the tabl
: were Professor Berlin, and Arthl
Austin Pelton, of the High SehoS
4 Colonel Robert Mitchell Floyd, Re
: George G Gsssner, Irving Hoffecke
Charles NJ. Esstburn, Miss Lizzie
t Sayers, principal No. l5i Miss kmi
n Baird, Miss Anna T. Burns, Miss Eliz
: beth Carlisle. Miss Ella Curlett, MI
4 Elizabeth g. Patton. Miss Eleanor
# Hasson and Miss Ada Walters.