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MANDOLIN RECITAL
DREW LARGE AUDIENCE
Glass to ne Entertained mt Casino
by Miss TeasdaIe.

Glass to BE Entertained Mt Casino
by Miss TeasdaIe.
A most enjoyable concert and one
that was attended by an audience that
completely filled the Lawton Memorial
was given in that hall last night by
the pupils of Miss Edith Teasdale, who
gave their third annual musical re-
cital. They were assisted by Miss
Alberta deFour, Miss Margaret Chan
dler, Mr. Golden Chandler and Mr.. w.
H. Teasdale.
The concert was a decided success
from a musical standpoint as we'll as
from that of the attendance, for the
selections We're popular and well play
ed the work in the ensemble numbers
being marked by smoothness and fin
ish, while the solos were given with
the brilliancy and style that is the re-
suit not only of musicianly qualities
in the performer, but due in great part
to careful training.
Each number received liberal ap-
plause and many of the players were
complimented by their admirers with
handsome bouquets. The programme
was as follows:
Gypsy Serenade" (Eaton).
I'll Trovatore'' (VerdD, class.
Gavotte from "Erminie," Misses
Banks, Tarver, Fergerson, Franken-
stein, Mahn Harms and Palmer.
Mandolin solo. I'll Trovatore" (VerdD +,
Miss Flossie Main.
"Only a Dream" (Sutorius), Misses
Mahn, Tarver, Banks, Fergerson,
Frankenstein, Messrs. Corners Jergur-
sen.
Vocal quartette, Farewell to the
Forest" (Mendelssohn), Misses deFour
and Chandler, Messrs. Chandler and
Teasdale.
Mandolin solo, "cavatina" (Ratf)
Miss Rochelle Tarver.
Mandolin quartette, 1.-THE Uni
versity' (LeBarge), Misses Mahn and
Tarver, Masters Mohr and Corners.
Selection from Bohemian Girl
(Balfe).
Secret Dances" (Eaton), class.
Mandolin solo, Berceuse from "Joce-
lyn" GODDARD, Mr.. Paul Jergursen.
1.-THE Enchanted Lutte" (Pomery).
Misses Banks, Tarver, Frankenstein;
Messrs. Corners and Jergursen.
Vocal quartette "Barcarolle" (Abt),
Misses deFour and Chandler; Messrs.
| Chandler and Teasdale.
Mandolin solo, Electric Sparks
Caprice" (Newhouse), Master Chris.
Corners.
Ia Tipica," polka (Pomery), Misses
MAIN, Harms, Frankenstein, Tarver,
Fergerson, Banks; Messrs. Jergursen,
Corners. Mohr.
Concert waltz, Lucia (WeidD.
italian Serenade" (Eaton), class.
The class consists of: Mandolins,
Misses Floride Banks, Florence Mahn,
Blanch Fergerson, Margery Silva, Ro-
chelle Tarver, Mile Silverfeld Julia
Frankenstein, Ethel Harms, Marguerite
Oliveros, Gertha Englerth, Vera Palm
er, Anna Oelschig, Helen Thompson,
and Mrs. Landsburg; Messrs. Claude
Aveilhe, William Ballantyne, Chris
Corners, Herbert Corbett, Nils Dahl.
John Cannon. Joe Hull, Thomas Hus-,
sey, Paul Jergursen, Charles Kuhns,
Walter Kessel, Walter Smith, Melvin
Mohr, Albert Oelschig, Walter Blum;
guitars, Misses Lucy Wiegand, Elinor
Palmer, Blue Eyes Beach; Messrs. Lar
mer and Ridell; pianos, Miss Minna
Sulter; cello, Mr.. w. H. Teasdale.
One of the pleasant features of the
occasion was the presentation to Miss
Minna Suffer of handsome fan and
chain, a gift from Miss Teasdale, in
appreciation of the valuable assistance
that Miss Suffer has lent the class.
Tonight the entire class will be the
guests of Miss Teasdale on a car ride
to the Casino, at the vaudeville per-
Torrance, and the dance that will fol-
low it.
The trip will be made on a special
car that will take its passengers at
| the corner of Bull and Broughton
streets at S:15 o'clock and which will
leave the Casino on the return trip
at the pleasure of the hostess. An
other entertainment, to be given the
class shortly is a picnic to Beaufort
which will take place June IL, when
the class will be the guests of Capt
G. u. Beach