Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

The S. inphony club mel for an o,,ou
noon with Schubert on Friday 80
~ at Miss Plumbs. The prorra5n
was a most enjoyable one. ir.iudsng n
very interesting duet for violin M
piaho py the Misses Jennings. Miss
Cora Lee Jennings also played Iiszt's
beautiful arrangement OF Sch,iharf,s
Iafhous song, 'Hark, Hark. the LARK
Ut heavens Gate Sings" which was
sung later in the Afternoon by Miss
Eva Burlington. and the 'sSerennde."
PROBABLY the best known and most
popular of all the works OF This COM
poser was sung by Mrs. Kean Miss
hoVey's exquisite rendering Of the
beautiful impromptu No. deserves
special mention. The entire program
was as follows:
Duet--Niolin and plano, sonata op.
l31, No. !, Schubert. ......,,
..........,..The Misses Jennings
vocal solo-Little Doris, Nevln....
'..;,'''; ...............,-M Mrs. Field
iiano solo-Impromptu No. 4, schu-
Vocal solo-Star of My Heart,
Denza Mrs. Quicker
Plano solo-Scherzo, Schubert,
Miss Abby Johnston
Voalc solo-He Was Prince.
Lynes .............M Mrs. Saunders
Vocal Duet-Holy Mother. Guide
His Footsteps. ..............
Mrs. Kean and Mrs. Field
Plano solo--Mlnuet, op. II. schu-
bert .....,..... Miss Mary Terrell
Vocal solo-The Dying Flower. Ro-
toll ....................Mis Miss Meyer
Plano solo-Hark Hark, the Lark.
Schubert l.is2t ................
............ Miss Cora Lee Jennings
Vocal solo--Serenade, Schubert.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs. Keau
Piano solo-Moment, Musical No,
Schubert, .,.,..,...-,Miss Plumb
Vocal solo-Hark, Hark, the Lark.
Schubert ....Miss Eva Darlington
At the close OF the program bus
mess meeting was held at which
form for n constitution and bylaws
was submitted 10 the club by the pres
ident, Mrs. Kean. The club is now
assuming proportions where organiza-
tion will undoubtedly be Of great bene-
Mt. The voting upon the constitution
will take place at Mrs, Saunders Mt
the next meeting Of the club on April
TO- Weber and slpohr will be the COM
posers for that date.
In discussing the affairs OF the Char
ity Band with It's president a few days
since. she requested us to ask all house,
Worths poor, when the spring house,
cleaning and planning for the SUM
mer wardrobe OF the family is begun,
In almost every home there are many
articles OF good clothing, perhaps
little cut OF style, or faded, children's
clothing. outErown, strips of curpet.
cut in relayinr, chair, sent TO the
store room pieces OF mating. ruge,
and numerous other articles, perhaps
kitchen utensils. that either stored
away or that are destroyed, that IL
sent to e13 Lamar Will be sent into
the homes of numerous poor families,
and add comforts and necessities not
now enjoyed. We were further told
that the Band was some .hlrty-iive or
forty dollars In debt, and that funds
must be raised TO meet the indebted
ness. And we believe that II the good
women NJ Fort Worth. but understood
how many worthy calls were made
upon the Band they would each do
their part. There are oftentlmes
heart-rendng cases reported, one now
upon the Bands charity, is n family
living in tent on the outskirts OF the
city. The husband is dying of Brights
disease. dependent, with several chill
dren upon a weakly woman FOR eX-
istence. Think of what n rug. by the
bedside, comfortable chair, or a good
meal, would mean to these people. liv-
ing on n dirt floor In a tent, with more
mouths to feed than there Is strength,
perhaps, TO earn the food with. Yet
this is only one OF many cases. You
are not even asked to 10 and witness
these distressing scenes yourselves,
only to help a number Of good women
alleviate the misery and suffering OF
some OF Gods creatures less fortunate
than you. This Is part OF the work God
has given us az women to do. Can We
afford to shirk Il?