North Park union., 1900-03-30
VOLUME Nv.
Musical Recital.

ion, Ollie Snyder; instrumental duet,
Woodland Whispers Waltz Miss
Lashur and Stella Mosman; instru-
mental solo, Morning Star Waltz,
Grace Stout; recitation, The School
Boys First Attempt, Louise Snyder;
instrumental solo, The Maiden 5
Dream, Nellie Riggen; instrumental
duet, Lullaby, Ollie Snyder and Lou
Use Snyder, vocal solo, Pictures From
Life's Other Side, Miss Lashur; in
strumentai solo, Beautiful Blue Dan
ube Waltz, Stella Mosman; recitation,
The Bell of Zandora, Nellie Riggen,
instrumental duet. The Polish Dance.
Mrs. Linger and Ollie Snyder; instru-
mental solo, Pansy Waltz, Louise
Snyder; vocal solo, And He's Got
The Money Too, Pearl Stout; instru-
mental solo, Silvery Waves, Ollie
Snyder; instrumental duet, Beauties
OF Paradise Waltz, Nellie Riggen and
Grace Stout; recitation, Ask Mamma
Bella Seymour; instrumental solo,
Martha, Miss Lashur; vocal duet, In
The Starlight, Mrs. Linger and Stella
Mosman; instrumental duet, Noun
tain Glee, Ollie Snyder and Nellie
Rigsen; instrumental solo, Lovely
Flowers, Mrs. Linger; instrumental
solo, Home, Sweet Home, Louise
Snyder.
1t is seldom that Walden audi
ence have been offered richer liter
ary and musical treat than was pre-.
sented last Thursday night at the
recital given by Mrs. Rosa Linger at
her comfortable home near town. A
number of invitations were extended
and n considerable number-in fact
almost house full of people, men,
women and children were present
1t being our press night we did not
arrive until the program was well
under way, but the exercises we
failed to hear were deserving Of as
much credit a3 the remainder of the
list, if the testimony of those present
is to he taken.
Most OF the exercises were given
BY the young people who have been
taking instruction in music of Mrs.
Linger. Music--vocal and instru-
mental--predominated in the perform
ances, as q result
The Bell of Zanora, by Nellie Rig
gen, Is 4 selection with which we are
not familiar. 1t seems to be a crit.
cism on the band of General Gomez
IN the harsh treatment of a little
Spanish boy. who, being left to guard
2 village, fell asleep, and being tied
to the bell-rope by the neck could
ring the bell and give the alarm only
by his death, which he preferred
The piece was well spoken and in
Nellie's best style
Ask Mamma, was an amusing
story of an old bachelor trying to get
married, recited by Bella Seymour.
The piece was well committed and
the rendering was free from en,bar-
rassment, and with more attention to
voice culture Bella will become one
Of our best speakers.
The duet, In The Starlight, by Mrs.
Linger and Miss Stella Mosman, the
last vocal performance, was in every
way up to our expectations. Mrs.
Linger is an artist and Stella showed
much improvement. ..-
The instrumental exercises were all
good. Miss Lashur never falls below
expectations, and indeed has much
talent in musical line. The school
girls Ollie and Louise Snyder Stella
Mosman, Grace Stout, also Nellie
Riggen, all performed well and we
are glad to note, are making praise
worthy progress. Too much credit
cannot be given Mrs. Linger for the
part she has taken in behalf of these
young people. Her labor has been
unremitting and she has had much to
discourage less ambitious person.
Her work ought to be, and doubtless
is, greatly appreciated by all the
young people to whose interests she
has given so much care, time and
energy. The evenings entertainment
closed by 4 hearty expression of
appreciation from the audience, and
with an earnest hope that like en-
tertainmen: be given at any time
when convenient The more we have
OF such, the better the results in