The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-03
CONCERT WAS A .
Bic SUCCESS
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Savannah People Greatly
Pleased Brunswick
Audience
Some Beautiful Music BY Excellent
Singers Was Heard BY a Large
Audience at the Grand Last
Night.

The grand concert given under the
auspices of the First Presbyterian
choir, and which was participated in
by the best vocal and instrumental
talent of Savannah, at the Grand last
night, was a musical gem from the
first to the very last number ON the
maSninciently rendered and splendidly
selected program.
1t IS seldom that a galaxy of more
finished artists are to be fouDdthan
was the one which greeted the peo.
pie OF Brunswick last night.
The concert opened with the wed
ding chorus from the "Rose Maiden
III which all the contributors to the
PTS IA! participated The voices
t..ehaed in concert, ami 81 the strains
sol the initial number tloated away it
was more than evident that genuine
musical evening was in store for the
large and representative audience pI es-
ent.
s'ihe piano solo, "Rhapsodie Hongo-
ise," List, by Miss Addie May Glb-
sspn,, was splendidly rendered and the
llleGted young lady received al ova-
ssef 10 Which she very cheerfuIly re-
sp eed WITH sweet little selection.
lie next number on the program
Was really one of the strongest fea-
tts1es ne eNeaing. belag Festrss-
ton lthyIned Story OF Perditta, by
Mrs. Ciaudia Hazen White. Mrs.
White is an elocutioninst OF rare a0il-
eIty; She appeared in a number OF plac-
es on tie program last night anu Oil
each occasion was the recipient OF en-
tnusIasLic pIauuIIS from the audience.
size eAoeiIGd herself IN the tenth NUM-
Der, Inc Great kissing Cup Race,
Iii wnIcn Sne carried her audience
through the very exciting scenes Oh
d s5nuIiIe morse race. Sne is versa
LiIe iii Character, splendid III renul-
Liuu unu easy ana graceful Oh polso.
.nlss Nen.e Alien very acceptaDI5
runuered the Old Iav0rlte 'IloWeI
ouhs from Faust, and responded to
an encore with The LuIlaby," Vannah,
10 Lne complete Satisfaction OF nel
auditors.
'lne ladies Quartette, composed ol
Mesualnes HUpMInS, Cilttenden, Rowe
aau nianup, completely captured the
audience with Thou Art so Like d
plow er, henLucky Babe "Ine Cflm
son twilight, Ola Black Joe, and d
number OF other attractive selections
4ner voices were All exceptionally
4o,,u ones and 1T was great treat
10 brunswick musical lovers to heai
Mrs. q. b. Rowe, formerly Oh Bruins
,ytck and VINO Ill the past mas
CHARMED SO many audiences IN thls
IILy
me soprano solo, "Nymphs ana
tauns." by Mrs. Jonn Hopkins, won
uerluliy ul1nculC piece OF music, was
u..outeu in a mastery fashion. MRS.
HOPKINS mas magninticient soprano
x,uce. ner nigh noLes last nlSht were
amply grand ana sac held her au-
u,euce spenuounu durllS poth ASti
INITIAL number and an encore.
MRS. NJ. nu Wilson, also soprano
OF splendid ability, sang 'Lorely'
.,ue wed with MIS-. HophlnS the non
o,. of lhe evening OF the soprano mum
bers and after being roundly applauo
g., ~ tne audience, responded "I'h
a h,Ilany SO which her splendid
votce was heard TO excellent adVah
lase.
MRS. S. f. Smith, who also has
Thoroughly sweet soprano, rendered
,.ro aeylIle," which made decloeo
u,f WIN the audience, and Mrs. Sniltl
,,,.. comuelled to respond 70 an en-
core. .--.-.-----
lie baratone SOLO, Queen Oh thf
Earth" by Ralph X. Bylnes, was one
Of the favorites Of the evening, and
like others on the program, Mr. byr
mes generously responded with III
Heart Bowed Down." which was als'
splendldly rendered
The accompanist of the evening
Mrs. William Alfred Bishop, deserve
special mention for the ease and grac
with which she presided at the piano
The entire program was concludes
with that master chorus from Oratorlc