The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-06
LITTLE MUSICIANS.

SchIey's Music Glass.
An occasion full of interest for old
ss well as young of those who were
fornlnate enough to be present was the
oirbth annual recital last evening by
+ra nupils of Mrs. George Schley. The
,,,.ogramme was in three parts, the
srs, illustrating the work of the be-
einners or Baby Grieg Class the
second that of more advanced pupils,
and the third that of the "Schumann
club"
The little musicians looked very
o,arning in their pretty frocks OF
unite. the Baby Griegs wearing bows
NJ bue ribbon in their hair, the others
mink. and the Schumann Club all
White. their chosen color. They were
grouped at each side of the rear room.
which was made gay with flowers,
place of honor being reserved for an
aner3ying of Schumann. The guests
assembled in the first drawingroom,
and warmly applauded the efforts of
The young pianists.
fer the last number, Mr.. Schley in
n humorous and kindly speech, an
nnlnced the award of the medal. The
highest mark attainable is 5, and two
of the children had come as near the
noint of excellence in their work
throughout the year as to be graded
"a They were Miss Harvie Hull and
Miss Eliza Schley, who will divide the
honor of wearing the medal for the
coming year. Miss Eleanor Puder re-
ceiyed honorable mention, having at
tanned AS The solos of these little
ladies were particularly admirable,
end to those who heard them their
success was cot surprising.
Other numbers noticeably good were
those of Miss Sydney Gabbett, Miss
Mary Belle Gilbert, Miss Inez Tiede-
man. and Miss Dorothy Baldwin. Novel
feature of the last three was the in
terpreta ton which preceded each one,
of the motif of the piece the children
delivering their little addresses in an
easy and natural manner that was
thoroughly charming. Miss Belle Bat
tev gave a brief history of the
Schumann Club that was put together
in very interesting fashion and told
delightfully."-.
The programme in full was as fol-
lows:
Merry Thoughts" (Kinross), Miss
Catharine Charlton.
Lullaby (Kinross), Miss Edna Cold
irg.
.'Hush-a-Bye Baby" (Kinross), Miss
Carolyn Myers.
Song of the Brook (Kinross), Miss
Wyche Davis.
Fra Diavolo" Carr. by Whitney,,
Miss Edith Bryson.
Bright Eyes (0rth). Miss Mamie
Marshall.
Merry Bobolink" (Krogman), Miss
Mamie Hardee.
"Marionettes" (Rhode). Miss Eliza
Schley.
Spinning Song (Elaneureich), Miss
Cardo Krenson.
"Frisky Little Fireflies" (Brainard),
Miss Aimee Battey.
Progress Burgmuller), Miss Helen
Ellis.
Waltz, from Faust" duet, (Gounod)
Miss Augusta Wood, Miss Rosalind
Wood.
Village Blacksmith" (Heins), Miss
Augusta Wood tIa as. e.s
Swiss Folk Song (Pacher), Miss
Marguerite Claghorn.
Austrian folk song, (Pacher), Miss
Margaret Haines.
Sonata No. 1, Allegro Con. Brio,
(Haydn), Miss Mai Rivers.
Second Mazurka GODDARD, Miss
Gladys Girardeau.
Jupiter Symphony-Allegro Vivace,
(MozarD, Miss Inez Tiedeman, Miss
Aarvie Hull.
ABOUT the CIuD, MISS
Belle Battey.
The Market Maid (Bohm). Miss
Rosalind Wood.
Spring Song (Mendelssohn), Miss
Eleanor Puder.
Les Sylphs" (Bachman), Miss Sgd
ney Gabbett.
'Tarentella," OPP. IS No. 2 (Heller),
Miss Mary Bell Gilbert.
"Nocturne," Op. 80 No. 1 Chopin,
Miss Inez Tiedeman.
"Erl King (Schubert), Miss Dorothy
Baldwin.
Sonata" Op. 26 beethoven. Miss
Harvie Hull.
The parents of most of the children,
many little brothers and sisters, and a
large number of friends were present,
among them being DR.. and Mrs. H. S.
Colding, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Tiedeman, Mrs. w. d. Krenson, Mrs.
John Gray Steinheimer, Miss Beck
with, Miss Marion Haskell, Miss Hart
ridge, Miss Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Puder, Miss Bancroft, Miss Jessie An
derson, Mrs. Burdell, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
{. Battey, Mr.. and Mrs. George ].
Baldwin, Mrs. Charles Ellis, Miss Hell
en- Hardee, Mrs. c. NJ. Gilbert, Miss
Mary Ellis. Mrs. T. ]. Charlton, Miss
Villa Aveilhe, Miss Harriet Hardee,
Mrs. j. S. Wood, Miss Birdie Einstein,
Mrs. w. P. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. j. B. Withers, Mrs Rufus Clag-
NORM Miss jeanne Haines, Miss Lila
Carmichael Miss Elizabeth Krenson,
MISS Annie Simkins, Miss Hada Hun
Ter, Miss Josephine Stevens, Miss Flor
ence Stevens, Miss Edith West, Miss
Alice Battey, Mis- Ernestine Cults, Miss
Violet White, Mr.. Wallace, Mr.. I.
Lloyd Owens, Mr.. Allen Cults, Mr..
Warren White, Masters Irwin and Raj
lord Wood, Harold Hunter, Thomas