, 1905-05-20

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1t would be scarcely possible to say
too much in praise OF the concert last
night, which was given by Mrs. Trum'
bull for the benent of the Methodist
church, under the auspices OF the la,
dies aid society of that denomination,
Mrs. Trumbull has nc critics in Lara.
mic, having early won a niche in each
m~usIc-loving heart, N she was in
sweetest voice last night, her sympa.
thetic rendition of Daddy bringing
teardrops to many eyes AS Will be
noted, the program offered a wide
range Of selections suitable for her
rich mezzo-contralto voice and perfect
enunciation. She wore a simple white
gown which accumulated her youthful
appearance and carried pure white
roses-her lovely name flower. Mrs.
rrumbull was assisted by a number OF
local musicians OF we'll known ability,
and these, with the glee clubs and Miss
Breisch, shared in The plaudits Of the
large audience. The concer must have
been very gratifying to all interested
IN Its marked success. The program
follows:
Piano duet, overture to "Semira-
mlde' .Rosslnl
Misses Ried and Langheldt.
Vocal solo
(a) Still Unexpressed".......B Bond
% "A Necklace OF Love-. .Nevin
(c) Just Awearylng' for You Bond
Mrs. Loyal w. Trumbull
Part song, "Life's Golden Dream.
Wyoming State Glee Club.
Violin solo, "Mazurka Romantique"
...... Divide Musin
Professor Merz.
LoNe olu, oWSSl ooAS = dihS
Varsity Girls Glee Club.
Reading, The Silver Wedding"....
Vocal solo, Daddy. .Behrend
Mrs. Trumbull.
Part II.
AT the Spring. ..Joseffy
Miss Reid.
Song with banjo accompaniment.
.........W Wyoming State Glee Club
Piano duet, "Hungary".. .Moszkowski
Miss Naismith and Mr. Hunton
MISS breiscu
Trio, Memory" Leslie
Prof. Marquardt, Miss Lee and Mrs.
Trumbull.
Piano solo, "Rhapsodie Hongroise,
No. 12"........ List
Mr.. John l.. Hunton.
Vocal solo, Rose of My Life"......
...... ................Fabian Rose
Mrs. TrumbuIl.
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The most charming function Of the
week was the progressive luncheon
given by Mrs. DR.. McNiff on Thursday
and the young hostess a
sincerely complimented on its
success. The color scheme chosen
was white, the floral effects being in
pink, however, and the tables, with
their treasures Of snowy linens, rare
china and sparkling cut glass present
ed a beautiful appearance. The place
cards were amusing affairs bearing
pictures of the people famous in the
comic papers Of the day, and some de-
clare the behavior Of the ladies' was
affected by the character
assigned to each. At the tables the
two "hostesses" remained throughout
tie luncheon, the visiting ladies'" pro
Srssanx. and the plan proved very
pleasing. Misses Mildred and Margar-
q NeIntosh assisted gracefully in the
Derdoe. receiving from the hostess
0SSy A40A4CAlOC6 VI IAS oSSdoioh. <hie
n the repast had been leisurely dis
cussed and enjoyed, euchre and finch
occupied the remainder Of the after
noon. The card playing was very
close, but the beautiful prizes were
inally borne away by Mrs. Spalding
and Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Fast receiving
the consolation gift. The invitation
list for the event was as follows: Mrs.
Edward Ivinson, Mrs. John w. Conner,
Mrs. John w. Ernest, Mrs. Peter G.
Rauner, Mrs. Charles w. Spalding, Mrs.
Clinton H. Woodruff, Mrs, Constantine
Arnold, Mrs. DR.. Samuel B. Miller,
Mrs. Harry H. Gonden, Mrs. Albert E.
Holiday. Mrs. Harry A. Cordiner, Mrs.
Samuel H. Campbell Mrs. William c.
Thomas, Mrs. John H. Davis, Mrs. Will
liam Hodgeman, Mrs. George A. Camp
bell, Mrs. Edward A. Wilkinson, Mrs.
Fred A. Miller, Mrs. Thomas L. Mckee,
Mrs. William II. Frazee, Mrs. Andrew
E. Erickson, Mrs. Elrie d. Hiskey, Mrs.
Levi S. Bartlett, Mrs. Frank D. Spaf-
ford, Mrs. Ora Haley, Mrs. Robert l..
George, Mrs. George L. Fast, Mrs.
Thomas H. Simpson, Mrs. Mortimer N.