Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
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SOLICITATIONS TOR NOVEL AID
 7LAAs1Ho ENTERTAINMENT.
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Hero 10 . novel suggestion for . mu sicsl evening. Of course the guestl must be congenial to the scheme t make 1t | success. \ clever hostssl always suits the method Of entertain ment to her company. Pass cardl with pencils. The capital letters O the questions indicate the initials of 1 musician's name. What is the nam, of musical celebrity of whom it il said:
 1. That he Jotted down Sequences before Breakfast? John Sebastian Bach.)
 2. That his enemies called hin Great Fat Hog. George Frederick Handel.) 3. That he Looked Very small, Bui was very great! Ludwig yon Bee thoven.)
 1. That he was | Finished Musician when young? (Felix Mendelssohn)
 5. That he Was Also . Musical genius in youth? (Wolfgang A. Mo zart.) 4
 6. That his are the Finest Songs written? (Franz Schubert-)
 2. That his are the Finest piano Compositions! (Franz Chopin.)
 8. That she Makes Much money making mouths musical? (M. Mar chesi.)
 g. That she was the Jolly Bright Diva of light opera? (Jessie Bartlett Davis.)
 10. That her friends think other singers No Match? (Nellie Melba.)
 Il. That she Leaves No opera-goer unsatished? Gillian Nordica)
 12. That she is the most Eminent Carmen? (Emma Calve.)
 13. That his songs were Good For Rallying troops? (G. F. Root.)
 IA. That his waltzes jog ones Sense of rhythm? (J. Strauss.)
 15. That The Tap of his baton com manded silence? Theodore Thomas.l
 16. That many regard him Incom- parable as 2 Pianist? q. Padrewski)
 IT. That some said he was, and some that he was not, A Russian? !? (Anton Rubenstein.)
 IS. That his operas require Great Voices? e. Verdi.)
 19. That he was Jewish writer of opera-bouffe? q. Offenbach)
 20. That he Joins Patriotism with Sensationalism? (John Philip sousa.)
 21. That one opera made him an ex- ceedingly Popular Musician? (P. Mas cagni.) -
 22. That he charged no Fee for piano Lessons? (Franz Lst.)
 23. That Royalty befriended him When iA need? (Richard Wagner.)
 Wooden Wedding Suggestions.
 Invitations for Q Wooden wedding, which is the fifth anniversary of wed ded bliss, may be sent out on squares of birch bark, which takes ink or print ing very well. Decorate with fresh, curly shavinss and bough of trees, if they are procurable. The refreshment table may be most unique. For the centerplece use . large wooden chop ping bowl, filled with fruit Put olives, bonbons and sassed nuts In the little wooden dishes that grocers use for butter.
 Pass wooden plates and wooden forks and spoons.
 At each plate have . birch bark card with the guests name and . suitable quotation.
 Serve coffee, chicken patties with peas and mushrooms mixed with the dressing, and charlotte russe. In the top of the charlotte stick . little paper- stick such as caterers uss on lamb chops.
 An Adjective Game.
 The game of "Adjectives" is good to all in . half hour. Select one of the party to so out Of the room. Then sach penon chooses an adjective, which be or she will represent, while the one outside comes in and asks questions, trying to determine the ad- |ective being enacted. For instance, he interlocutor may say, Did you have . merry Christmas?" and the person who has chosen the more '.lo- ,uacious" pours forth perfect torrent ,f words, the joys of his Christmas lay. To another person the question nay be Do you like dancing!". The -eply should come in fearful accents hat parties always make him so weary md life is such . bore. at which he ,egins to weep. Of course, the word . sad" This may continue indefn- teiy and If the company Is . respon- i've one. 1t is very amusing. After one ,erson has guessed several adjectives ,ave another one to so out-Ma- lame Merri.
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