The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-20
ROANOKE VA. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 20 1se5
THE SPRING CoNoERr.
"A Delightful Entertainment ut Rollins,
Institute.

a Delightful Entertainment Mt Rollins,
Institute.
Nearly everyone who was fortunate
enough to secure an invitation attended
the spring concert at Hollins' Institute
lase night, and when the hour for the
rendition arrived the chapel was
crowded with an appreciative audience.
me concerts at Hollins are always good
ana Indicate the merit Of the institution
as school Of music of the firss class
but the superiority of the music last
night added to the laurels Of the must.
cal teachers OF this school. The pro.
gram az rendered was as follows;
overture, arranged for two pianos.
misses Houser, Bell, Digger and Tsy.
lor; piano solo. Miss Edith Hemmiav.
vocal duet, Misses Dunbar and S Long;
piano solo, Miss Alice Dugger; violin
SOLO, Miss Ola Park; vocal sclo, Miss
Nellie Fowler; piano duo, Misses Sim
mons ana McAlexander; trio from
Ei11ah'" Misses Moomaw, Whaley and
bryant. "Incompatibility OF Temper"
"a faroe), Mr.. Fussist, Mrs. Fussit.
Selma Sweesuer, Miss Handy, Miss
Ciendenen, Miss Labatt; Overture to
Magic Flute" arranged for two planes,
Mlsoes Routh, McClaughlin. Newsome
ana Ogden; violin eolo, Mics Rosa
Cooke; piano colo, Mis-, Myrtle
Spindle; vocal solo, Miss Minnie Levi;
piano solo, Miss Anna Taylor; two
vlolins with piano accom- pnarlcnr,
Misses Goldsmith, : Carnes. Park, usg-
eistein Cocae, and Fannie Rouser;
vocal duet, Misses MoomEw and
Wneley; piano solo, Miss Kate White.
Without speaking dispareginalv of
any Of the performers, all OF whom re-
hected great credit upon themselves
and upon Hollins, it is but just to cav
that thd vocal solo OF Miss Nellie Fow-
Ter, the duet of Misses Moomaw ana
Whaley, the farce "Incompatibility OF
Temper" by six young ladies', the violin
solo OF Miss Rosa Cooke and the piano
solo OF Miss Spindle were above the
usual high standard OF excellence. The
enthusiasm OF and the repeated en-
cores from the audience were an &C,
acknowledgements of this fact. A large
number OF Roanoke people attended
the concert.
Sr. Hardaway Rntertains His Friends.
Mr.. W. o. Hardaway entertained quite
number Of his friends at the Shenan.
doah Club last evening In q most pleas.
ant manner. An elegant champagne
lunch was served in one of the private
rooms OF the club, and there was an
abundance Of wit aud humor to mingle
with tho sparkle Of the wine. In ad-
clifton to this, the company was enter.
tatned with music, Mr.. Richard Irvine
singing number OF songs that we're
familiar to all present, and rendering
his own accompaniment on the guitar
Young Dan Payne, particular pct OF
Mr. Hardaway, kept the party convulsed
with laughter with his humorous and
typ cal songs and bright remarks.
Among those present were: Luoien III.
Cooke. Francis L. Kemp. Harry Grieder.
Horsca HardawRy. OF Pulaski, Chas. I.
Stewart. j r Bryan, j. E. Williams,
Richard Irvine, Henry Smith and others.
To Hold Flower Show.
The Salem Times Register Is advo-
eating The idea or forming at Salem a
Floral Association which will hold an.
nual or semi annual flower shows in
that town 1t IL proposed to hold tho
first exhibition Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Thursday. July 4, and 6. The
The Times Register has requested Mrs.
James Chalmers, Mrs. R. "a. LoRan.
Mrs. L. Boon, Mrs. VIM. II. Tinsley,
Mrs ID. @. Shanks, Mrs. w. T. Younger,
Mrs. Watts billiard, Mrs Charles l..
MaurY. Mrs W. a. Ferguson. Mrs. DR..
o. Wiley, Mrs w. e Brown Mrs.
~ scli Hits D. w. u AllemOnE,
Mrs. Is. e. Ammen and other ladies In
terested In howofs, to cell meeting at
some convenient hour and place, iuvit-
Ing all those to attend who desire 10
form Floral Associa ton. The idea ia
o good one and will no doubt be success
full.
The Easter German.
The Easter german at Hotel Roa noke
last night under the auspices OF the
Roanoke German Club. was very