The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-27
PIANO RECITAL.
GIvSn BY the Pupils Of Miss Frances {. T.
Robinson al 81 BabcOck Street

Last evening a plano recital was gwen
by the pupils OF Miss Frances Il. r. hop-
nson. assisted by Miss Eta Carpenter
volinist. at 90 Babcock street.
The younger pupils are specially worthy
OF mention Master Albert Pearson, eight
years of age. rendered his solo with
precision and finish that credits the lltue
Fellow with something more than an ac-
quired talent. and little Annie boIiahu
rendered her Hungarian Polka WoItnS
one OF more mature age. Inc en.ire nir
class gave a most creditable entertain
ment Following is the program:
Duet. Fire Balls" Behr. Blanche Ned-
( der. Miss Robinson; solo. "Rondo VIZ
''Gaiop Brilliant sponholta. Alice Ran;
dali. Miss Robinson solo, "Pomponnette,
Durand. Beatrice Wilkinson; violin SOLO
intermezzo. "Cavalleria Rusticana. Mas
cagni. Miss Eta Carpenter; solo. "hun-
garian Polka Straus, Annie Borlann'
duet. Flemish Dance" Bonheur, Bea-
Silver stars" Bohm, Emily Reeves; VIC.
! lin solo. "Cavatina," RAN, Miss Eta
Carpenter: solo. I'm Gondola. Oesten:
Blanche yedder; duet. witches ,e,, pIsnt
/ solo, 'Zaida" Danse de BalleD, hrog-
man. Alice Randall.
MRS. BURLINGAMES PUPILS.
! The recital given by pupils OF Mrs.
! Ella l.. Burlingame last evening In the
| Academy, Westminster street, brought
out the friends of the young musicians in
! goodly numbers.
The program given was well arranged
/ and replete with attractive numbers
which were finely performed and reflected
/ much credit upon Mrs. Buriingame
! ability as an instructor.
The program was as follows: Duet,
! THE Mocking Bird" Mack. Earl A. MIX
man and Ruth A. Milkman; selection.
''Enchantment, Hunter, May F.. Ma
| giness; duet, March OF the Brownies.
! winthrop. Hermon l.. Wunsch and Meta
| A. wunsch: selection. "A Melody" Ga
briel, Marion f. Tucker; selection. En-
| erad Reverie" Ernst Buckley; selection,
| Dance OF the Frowsy Heads" Story.
! Hilda T.. Peterson; recitation, selected,
! Miss r. L. Rice: selection, Blue Bell
| Dance" Davis, Marie r. Behrsing; duet,
Moonlight March," Mack, James f.
| Hopkins (mandoln) and A. Louise Hop
kins march. Garnet March," Rosewig,
! Dorothy A. Bowler: two-step, The
! Drummer Boy of 49," Ellis, Grace f..
! vassaw; duet. THE Festival and Birth
day Ball" Bertha NJ Anderton and Sadie
F. Anderton: waltz. Life is But
! Dream" Maresh. Emile A. Shaller; reci-
tation, selected, Miss r. l.. Rice; mazur-
ka, Joy Bells" Gelbel. Edith NJ. Baker;
selection, "A Morning Song" Bucher,
Meta A wunsch; waltz, THE Day
Waltz" winthrop. Jennie Fain; duet,
Florence Waltz" weckedly, Peter ].
Martin and Ella F. Martin: galop. Sat
urn Galop." Roberts. James f. Hopkins;
selection. Tripping Ger the Meadow"
Metzler. Ruth A. Milkman.
EUTERPE CLUBS CONCERT.
A concert was given at the Eloise last
evening by the Euterpe club. assisted by
Miss Kate Dooittle, contralto, and Mr..
Asharly Hardness. tenor; me concert
was of special interest TO Providence fnu-
sic lovers. as all the numbers presented
were the work of local composers. The
program was as follows: I'm pa tienee,
Alice Pitman Wesley. Misses White. Vose,
Dooittle and Grout: "Withering Leaves,
Edward Hoffman, Miss Harriet Mansir;
Loves ReWard: M Jules sy,;,t Jordan; ;gSns MISS
Jr, THE Dawn Is Where Thou Art.
Arthur II. Ryder. Miss Mary l.. Vosei ;
Dreams Alice Ptnan pan,,o Wesley, ,ss go.sa Mr;
Clarence q. Hamilton, Miss Virginia
! White; violin obligato Miss Lois f; Hill;
Hearts Pleading" Dwight s Bal, Bs6cock, X
/ B-nat," Alice Pitman Wesley. Miss Lois
| +. Hill: Il Wandered Ger the Sandy
Shore, William II. Arnold, Miss Hester
| ilton. Miss Harriet Mansir; Dreams,
CLARENCE G. Hamilton. Miss Harriet Man
Miss Kate Doolttie; violin oblisato. Mss
Lois r. Hill; "Oh, Sweet Rose" Dwight
s. Babcock Asharly Hardness: Sweet
heart, BE My sweetheart, 'Good Night,
Dear Heart" Alice Pitman Wesley. Miss
Hester l.. Poyton; "Slumber Song" Alice
Pitman Wesley, Misses White, Vose, Doo-
little and Grout.
The work of the Euterpe club. which
consists entirely of amateurs. was sur
prisingly good and won merited applause
The instrumental numbers were especially
good. Miss Mary Callen served as ac-
companist, and proved herself most ac-
compished pianist.
sent TO the farm for nine months by
Judge Sweetland. today, for being an idle
person.
This chicken soup" Miss Starven said,
'T wish. Jutgc you would try"
The Judge he took a sip. Said he
The chicken. ma am. II seems TO me
Has proved an alibi'