Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-04-24
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.
Season of the Euterpe Club Ends with
Song Recital-Iroqnois Club Dane
ing ParGy-Other Events.

Season of the Euterpe Club Ends with
q Song RecitaI-Iroqnois Club Dane
ing Party-Other Events.
A highly enjoyable and artistic song
recital was given last Thursday even
ing as the closing event of the Euterpe
clubs season of 19O0-1901. The hos
pitable home of Prof. and Mrs. G. F.
Viebahn, 500 Western avenue, was
thrown open for the event. which was
attended by the club members and
their invited guests. Henry Clark,
the well-knowl Milwaukee baritone,
gave the recital, his services being
secured at the last moment owing to
the indisposition of Mrs. Lemmel, of
Milwaukee, who had been originally
engaged. Mrs. William Sproesser
and Miss Lydia Pease, who are num-
bered among Watertown's accom-
plished pianistes, rendered valuable
assistance in the program. while Mr..
Clark's accompaniment were fur
nished in an exquisite manner by Miss
Bertha Miller, who again demonstrate
ed her rare ability and good taste in
presiding at the pianoforte.
The club could hardly have hit upon
a happier selection than Mr.. Clark.
His voice IS rich and full and he sings
with much expression, exhibiting
either lyric or dramatic quality to
suit the theme He enters into his
work with heartiness and spirit, leay-
ing most pleasing impression upon
his hearers. The numbers of his pro-
gram were well grouped and por-
trayed a diversity of subject. Mr..
Clark was very enthusiastically re-
ceived and responded to an encore by
singing The Land o. the Leal" and
''MaVourneen.n
Assisting the host and hostess in re-
ceiving the guests were the officers of
the club-Mrs. E. j. Brandt. presi-
dent; Mrs. Elizabeth Green, vice-presi-
dent, and Mrs. H. t. Eberle, secre-
tary. At the conclusion of the program
light refreshments were served by the
Misses Lucy Hall, Claire Hermann
and Louise Sproesser.
The program was as follows:
BgeSheh Bie Nsebt Rqeshep if Estz
Q du mein holder Abendstern Wagner T
A Rustic of Spring Sinding
Miss Pease
A May Morning. L. Denza
Love is a Bubble. ...... Francis Alitsen
sa blow, Blow .......-.........---- -. Sarjeant
~ Mrs William sproesser r1es.:. ie'ln' 'aens
Since We Parted, ,~. -. ......Frances Allitsen
We're a Star, &C. B. Hawley
The Rose, - ,.....~,.Perley Dunn Aldrich
Accompanist, Miss Bertha Miller '-'-'
Following were those present:
Messrs. and Mines. G. F. Viebahn, A.
j. Whiting. w. D. Sproesser, William
Sproesser. William Woodard, Harlow
Pease, Charles Skinner, Arthur Meyer,
Herman Eberle; Mines. Brandt, Green,
Rack, Peironnet, Parks, Stanchfeld.
Altrogge, Murphy, Hermann, Taylor;
Misses Barber, Bertram, Bellack.
Pease, Sproesser, Jennie Sproesser,
Sire ng, Miller. Ruesch, Rogan. Rueb-
hausen, Sleeper, Stapleton, Wilder;
Messrs. Eglin, Edward Schempf, John
Schempf, Fred Weber, Max Rohr.
Neal Barber
The rooms of the Iroqouis club were
the scene of a pretty dancing party
last Friday evening in which mem
bers and their ladies participated.
The affair was arranged by the
entertainment committee - Edward
Schempf, DR.. O.. E. Meyer and O.
G.. Wertheimer-who were indie
fatigable in their efforts to provide
enjoyment and beauty and taste of
appointments. Palms. ferns, cut
flowers and streamers in white and
pink formed the decorations A buf-
fet luncheon was dispensed. Music
was furnished by two members of
Ham bitzer's Milwaukee orchestra,
Messrs. Dreyfus and Hambitzer, and
was pronounced excel ent by all.
Those in attendance were: DIR. and
Mrs. 0. E. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Sproesser, the Misses Agnes
Chapman, Meta Schempf, Elsie Wig
genhorn, Birdie Hahhegger. Clara
Shasky, Stella Jones. Margaret Smith,
Maude Stapleton, Hattie Habhegger,
Lena Schmutzler; Messrs. John Chap
man, Henry Mulberger, Oscar Vert
heimer, Fred Baebenrotb, G. w.
Norris, Myron Piper, Lee Menden-
hall, E. F. Wieman, Edward L.
Schempf, J. F. Prentiss, Harry Krier,
In honor of the first anniversary Of
their wedding, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Block entertained forty OF their friends
Sunday at their home on North
Water street. Supper was served and
the evening was passed with dancing
and music.
Miss Lizzie Iffiand was rendered a
surprise Sunday evening by a number
of young people at her home on North
Eighth street. A very enjoyable time
is reported.
Miss Lille Beurhaus pleasantly en-
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