North Park union., 1902-05-02
LADIES AID MUSICALE
This Entertainment was . Social
aad . Financial Success.

Ihe LADIES Alu MUSICALE tnat tOOk
place in the Church Wednesday even.
ing was certainly Social and fnan.
cial success. The program was an
excellent one and Ladies' who helped
TO get it up and pushed it through q
most arduous and laborious task Of
drilling and practice which resulted
In the final successful rendition Of it,
deserve especial praise.
The entertainment proved beyond
all doubt that Walden possesses in
her people. talent that no one need by
any means be ashamed OF, while q
few showed exceptional talent for a
country town,-yct, why should we
say country town. for it is a we'll
known and well established fact that
the greatest and most noted men and
women In the United States and the
world for that ttiatter,-havc received
!ileir start, their early inspirations.
and the ground work of their charac
ter, upon which has been in the past
and will contlue to he built in the
iuture--the most successful careers
In the history of men. II you ask
why; the answer is plain and simple
1t is because a person raised out in
the country has opportunities Of OBJ
serving nature and natures laws and
thus receive Inspirations in Gods
free, big open expanse Of the air We
breathe which it would be impossible
tG receive in a large city because
there the direct opposition Of facts
hot only does but will always exist.
Among tie pieces on the program
rs rendered and that deserve special
htention are: The Piano solo, "Zen.
I'D Ealtzes;' Juvenile Quartet, "The
Cow" Piano Duet; Miss Riggen and
Hfiss Daley, Mountain Gleej" Piano
Duet, Mrs. Linger, Miss Riggen,
'.polish Dance" the recitation "Jane
Eonquest, as fecited by Miss Riggen
Vas exceptionally well rendered in a
Very clear and distinct voice which
added very much to the effectiveness
bf the piece as delivered and received
Coming to the selections that received
encores We find the following Ladies
buart6ttc, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Sturde-
4ant, Mrs. Snair and Miss Daley,
aAlice;' Quartet, Mr.. DALEY, Mrs
Butler Miss Daley. and Mr.. True;
Duet, Piano and Violin, Mr.. Davis
And Mrs. Butler, "The Flower Song;
siate; ouatte,le, Messrs. Daley,
slacCallum, Capron, True, "sleep and
Rest" Juvenile Quartette, Rig.a-jig-
Zig; Piano Solo, Miss Riggen, "Al.
bine Glow" Vocal Solo, Mr.. True,
'.Entreaty;" Ladies Quartet, "Love's
bld Sweet Song" and Pearl Stout on
i selected song Pearl has = sweet
4oice, although, not very strong as
Yet, she shows unmistakable talent
for the making of very fine singer
some day, and if Pearl cultivates her
yoicc and it grows stronger and
sweeter as We believe it will, We pre-
dict that she will some day become
one of the sweetest singers in the
:sooaintr-y. s.
In conclusion let US say that We
hope to see similar entertainments
often, and beg to suggest that in fu'
ture ones to be given that plenty OF
Comic selections be intefspersed here
and there in the program, for the
reason that II is a better drawing card
and for the further reason that it is
human nature to want to dispel the
cares and worries Of life, if only for a
time, with good hearty laugh. A
person always feels better tot some
.irne afterwards, besides it is the best
kind Of . cure for Indigestion, an at
tack of biliousness or bad liveri the
l..tter being the prime cause Of all
crankincss from one person toward
another, so that when you find per
son venting their spleen toward an
other without good cause you may
set it down at once that their liver is
out of whack. Then, again, in the
words of Ella Wheeler Wilcox:
"Lnurh and the world laugh, with you.
Weep, and you weep alono.". .s
This grand old earth mnst borrow rs nifth'
It has sorrow enough of its own.
Ladies', Here's Hopin" that you
nav give many more successful en-
tertainments, that each succeeding
one may he a little better than Its
predecessor and that you may always
be successful in all your worthy un-
iertskipps is the wish OF the UNION