The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-28
MISS BURROWS RECITAL.
4 Fine Entertainment at Christen-
sens Hall Last Evening.

sens Hall Last Evening.
The piano forte recital and concert
given by Miss Eleanor Burrows last even
ing at Christensen's hall was attended by
a large and fashionable audience. The
performances on the piano were by pupils
of Miss Burrows ard were most credit
able TO those who took part and to their
young ladies, but they showed great pro-
hciency and precision in their execution
and the elder pupils had a. grace, ease and
masterliness in their performances that
would have done 10 discredit to profess
SIGNALS.
In addition 10 the pupils Mrs. j. j.
DAILY, Mrs. Hoyt Sherman, Mrs. Bur
rows and Mr.. AshwOrth contributed their
talents TO the success of the entertain
ment by giving a number of vocal selec-
tons very acceptably.
The programme was long one, but
well arranged. AS each number fol-
lowed the other in quick succession,
the usual tediOuSneSS that invariably
waits upon all instrumental perfor-
mances was absent on this occasion.
Miss Fife Beebe is worthy of the
strongest encouragement. Her rendi-
ton of BartelPS Polka De Concert"
played without notes, was remarkable
for its Ibrilliancy and accuracy of exc
cutiOn. Miss Virgie Farrell was heard
in two numbers, for which she received
very hearty applause. Little Helen
Gillespie, who possesses a wonderfully
sweet voice, sang the Pride of the
Ball" and afterwards gave Petrie's
selections of Il Don't Want to Play IN
Your Yard" in company with petite
Alice Farrell. This was a very grace
full performance on the part of both
children and was encored accordingly.
Miss Glanfield rendered Holst's La
F'uesta" in an impressive manner,
which was highly appreciated by the
6rro+ H. I01r,-
and Mr.. Ashworth, also the two solos
by Mrs. Hoyt called for delighted ap-
plauSe. Miss Burroughs and Mr.. Ash
WOrth'S duet was certainly one of the
most artistic features of the perfor-
nance. The attendance was a select
as well as a large one and Miss Bur-
rows is to be congra tulated upon the
success of her entertainment The full
programme is as follows:
Mrs. Burrows and Miss Spencer.
Song without words. ................H oltzel
Miss Clara Groshell.
Song, Little Flirt," ................C Ford
Violin Solo, '.Traumeri. en- schumann
Herman Schettler accompanied by Irene
Love and ChivaIry. .Gottschalk
Agnes Raymer
Duet, Sounds from the Ball Room
Mary Roberts and Fred McFadden en-
Solo, I'D Nocturne. "................. Chopin
Miss Maggie DAILY.
OueC ..-..-.-.-.-. ...---...-... Olabell1
Alice Farrell and Miss Burrows.
Song, Pride of the Ball.. C. K. Harris
Helen Gillespie.
'oio' La MSS! Miss Gianiield. ''''''A' hoiS'
Vocal Duet. Don't Want to Play in
Your Yard .............-..,.-.....P etrie
Alice Farrell and Helen Gillespie.
Solo, ''Tarautelle Brilhante," ..........
June Bintz.
Two Piano Piece, La TraViata, 80.
.,..::..-..... :..:.........;;..:... De verdi
First Piano, Nirgie Farrell; Second piano,
Maggie DAILY.
Vocal Duet, "Lifes Dream is Ger.
Miss Burrows and Mrs. Hoyt.
Second Nalse, -...................... GODDARD
Helen Gillespie.
Duet, La ChaSSe au Lion, Rolling
Misses Ireland.
Solo, 'Rondo Capriccioso," .Mendelssohn
Miss Farrell.
Vocal Duet, stay Thou With Me-.
Miss Burrows and Air. Ashworth.
Duet, Sleigh Bell GallOp, .........H Hoist
Misses Weller and Grcshell.
"Grande Polka de Concert 49,. Bartlett
Mss Fife Bebee.
Duet, March. '..................-...CZ erney
or d Dora Daly and Miss Bp wGgYa
Irene Schettler.
Vocal Solo, The Song that Reached
Mrs. J. J. DAILY.
Duet, Spanish Dance No. 1. ".-........
Observation-Disclosures. MaszkowSki.
Misses DAILY and Burrows.