The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-02
CONCERT OF THE
CORNELL CLUBS
II Was Given Last Night at the
rockingham.
SPLENDID MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Delighted an Audience That Should
Have Been Larger--Concert Pre-
ceded by a Reception ut the Home
of Mrs. ID. Il. Taylor and Followed
by n Reception and Dance at the
Scranton Bicycle Club House.

The concert of the Cornell Glee, Ban
jo and Mandolin clubs at the Frothing-
ham last night was everything that
could be desired in the way of music
entertainment and as q social event.
The audience included many of the
city's best known people, but in point
of numbers it was not at all what the
concert merited: on a theatrical night
it would have been termed a good sized
thrung.
The young men comprising the clubs,
their alumni friends and large number
of other people finished the night in
reception and dance at the Scranton
Bicycle club house. During the after
noon a reception was given the colleg-
ians by Mrs. ID. +. Taylor at her home
543 Clay avenue. The hours were from
4 to 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Taylor was assisted in receiving
by Miss Payne, of Wilkes Barre, and
Miss Law, of Pittston. Mrs. E. b. Jer-
myn presided at the refreshment table
in the dining room and Miss Barker a
the frappe table. Those who assisted
in entertaining We're Mrs. y. NJ. Deck
er. Mrs f. j. Platt, Miss Simpson, the
Misses Archibald, Miss Welles and Miss
Winton. The college colors, red and
white, were dlllSllCdllN ulSplbN tN III 'iiV
dining room by carnations and azalias
of that color with contrast materials
of smilax and maidenhar.
Not little fun was infused into the
concert programme, especially by the
singers, whose leader, l.. a. Fuertes,
in solo parts and in conducting the
glee. showed himself not devoid of orig
inality. Nearly all the numbers We're
ha tlrn follows.
THE PROGRAMME.
(a) Alma Mater. .Carm. Cornell
| (b) Cornell .Carm. Cornell
Overture "Cupid's Realm ...Armstrong
Banjo Club.
| Little Tommy" "........................M Macy
what Could Farmer Do?'. Sired
| Glee Club.
Dance NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tomasi
Mandolin Club.
Mandalay. Mr.. Ramsburg and Glee Club
PART II.
| Passing Brigade" e"...,............Glee Club
! March, onward" "..............,......Ze Zeibel
Medley, wizard of the Nile" Herbert
Mandolin club.
! "Imogene Donahue'. '............. Thompson
MIR. Fuertes and Glee Club.
| Medley, "El Captain" .Sousa
Banjo Club.
"a Capital Ship" ".....,..............Su Sullivan
Mr. Wilcox and Glee Club.
! Evening Song .Carm. Cornell
Mr.. Ramsburg possesses one of the
most natural and pleasant toned tenor
| voices ever heard here in Scranton in
college concert work, and the audience
encored his "Mandalay' song and in
sisted on his reappearing after singing
solo parts in the glee encores. Mr.. Will
cox. too, in his vocal and elocutionary
Il
TO recite three selections after singing
the solo, "A Capital Ship"
Some of the encores presented We're:
Cilee. Mothers SONGS" "T'hey Kissed, -
George Washington;" banjo, "Y. b."
march, Still Hunter" waltz Cosmos
march: mandolin, Little Wah Sid"
| Zulu Dance" a medley.
AT the night reception and dance the
guests were received by Mrs. George
Sanderson, Mrs. r., Is. Jermyn and Mrs.
T.. ]. Platt. There was no formal dance
order Waltzes and two-steps We're
played by Bauer's orchestra. Refresh
| ments were served by Hanley.
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