The Holly chieftain., 1899-02-17
THE WHITE HOUSE MUSICALE.

The Soclal and Musicale given al
the White House last weel deserves
a more extended notice th,n ar
peared In our last issue, ahd We
gladly present a full account By lone
who was there"
The party was given almost en-
tirely to the ladies and gentlemen
who had taken part with tie choir
at the services held at the school
house during the past few months, to
the members Of the Holly orch estra
and the gentlemen of the AmitY
staff, with, of course, their ladies,
and the White House orchestra.
Several of those present are mem
5er- Of two of the organizations
named, and in al Hilton some are al
80 members Of the Holly Cornet
Band. 30 that it was essentially a
gathering of musical people and
music lovers.
The guests were IN good season
suI were heartily welcomed by the
host Of tn evening, Capt. TItcomb,
who was assisted in receiving bg
Mesiamas L. VI Gee and F w.
Montgomery. The house was com.
fortably filled and at O'Clock the
program fof the evening began.
The members of the combined
orchestra were As follows:
Musical Director,
Capt. J. S. Titcomb.
Violins, Mr. Clifford Wood, Capt.
Tito omb.
Piano, \. Fernand Vidal.
OrganIst, Miss Lulu Wood.
Cornets, Mr.. ". NJ. Wiley Mr.. Las.
b. Harden.
Trombone, Mr.. Chas. Ha.owell.
Guitars and Banjo, Mr.. Cha C.
Crews and Mr.. Wiley.
Accompanies, Messrs. Vidal and
TItcomb.
The following program was then
rendered:
The March of the Grand Army, an
original composition by the musical
director, introducing the air OF
John Browns Body
Orchestra
Waltz, 'Love's Chances" Orchestra,
The Gloria from Mozart's 18th.
Mass, full orchestra.
The music of the Easter HYMN" ="
without voices.
The Old Hundreth, and the hymn
"JoY to the world tune Antioch,
both by full orchestra and all the
voices
March, The Silver Triennial," +"
also By "La Cipitaine" Orchestra.
Piano Solo, Georgia Camp Meet.
ing" Mr.. n. Fernlni Vidal.
Cornet Solo, from Haleyy's opera,
L'EclaIr, Mr.. w. NJ. Wiley.
Waltz, 18th, orchestra.
March, "W Elm Blibt Wein," Holly
Orchestra.
"Onward Christian Soldiers" aud
the hymn, "We may not doubt His
ord" recently written, words and
music, by Capt. Titcomb by full
orchestra and all the voices. both
with fine effect.
Waltz, Estudlatina, Banjo Solo by
Mr.. Wiley accompanied by Mr.. Crew
with Guita-.
Song, FAIRY Visions by Mrs. Ed.
Swayze and Misses Lulu Wood, and
Laura and Ivy Millinger.
Waltz, "Mv Sweetheart and T. also
by ale Capitaine" full orchestra
Cornet Solo, Tlt'ls Serenade, Mr..
". NJ. Wiley.
waltz, The Approach of Spring,
on the organ.
Guitar Solo, Woodland Echoes, by
Mr.. Crew, accompanied by Mr.. vii.
ey, and as an encore "Santia 90"
LYNN, Abide with me-" Fnll or
chcstra and all the voices.
"Old Folks at Home" Cornet and
Piano was very fitting finale to a
most happily pleasant and successful
event.
Every one who took an active part
seenei 10 be in "great FORM" so
much SO that it is impossible to
particularize as to individuals.
Holly should be proud to know
that such program could be so sue.
cessfullY presented here.
The host having announced at the
beginning that "there was nothing
in the dining room except vacant
floor" the young people were not
slow to avail themselves of that fact