The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-12
ROWLAND HALL GIRLS
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Piano Department Concert Held
at First Congregational
Church.

plano concert. by the pupils OF the
plano department OF Rowland Hall school
was given Monday evening at the First
Congrc gational church. The building was
packed with the friends of the pupils,
and tho deep interest shown told OF the
grasp on the homes Of Salt Lake these
pupils have. Fathers and mothers were
there: musIc-lovers were there; fashion
was there, also, but It was the good old
fashion of delighted applause by men,
women and children when the young pco-
pie did something good.
Beautiful Decorations.
The platform was beautifully decorated
and certain home atmosphere prevailed
over all. Miss Gratia Flanders, director
OF the piano department, had charge and
introduced the first performers, the
Misses Lois Persons. Lorna Russell,
Louise Osborne and Nellie Wilkinson
who used two pianos In an eight-hand
number 1t was received with applause
Little One Makes Hit.
The second number made quite an i'm
preston AS Miss Flanders entered there
came toddling in her wake a little tot
OF a girl. who looked like a fairy In a
pantomlme. She was Fronccse Glen
Walker. not yet years old. The stool
was turned TO It's limit, and then she
could barely reach the keyboard The
teacher pressed the pedals for the child
never could. She played The Black
smiths Song and carried off the honors
OF the evening, There were artistic num-
bers artisticaily rendered, some OF them
very good indeed. but The Blacksmith 8
Song won the house, especially the
mothers, and, had vote been taken. this
child would have received both medals.
right then and there.
Other Pleasing Numbers.
Miss Pauline May and the Misses Mabel
and Lucy Bulls gave excellent numbers.
and led up to Miss Naomi Hoffman. an
other beautiful child. possibly years
old who played Dancing on the Green"
Again the stool went up to the limit as
did the applause. and this little child
won all hearts by her cute and natural
Miss Lorna Russell. Miss Bonnie Miller
and Miss La Veta Muyberry-the latter
with the aid of her teacher-gayc eX.
cellcnt proof OF the thoroughness OF detail
In the work OF the school.
Roumanian Dance Played.
Miss Margaret Hutchinson played
"Roumanian Dance" which was one OF
the very best numbers OF the evening.
"A Song without Words" by Marie Lewis
and "Ar0beSquc' by Alice Mcmillan were
very well received.
Miss FLANDERS and MT George Skclton
gave SONATA for Plano and Violin"
in the work Either is moro than able
at his or her work. and both did their
best, 1t was pleasing break In the
evening
An 'Intcrmezzo'' by Ruth Shumate was
very woll done The Misses Margaret and
Gladys Hutchinson. sisters. won great
applause for fine number
More Pleasing Work.
The work Of the Misses Isabel Osborne
Beulah Bchle Lucille Clark. Annie Kirby.
Dora Bradley and Helen Long increased
In effectiveness, and exhibited the bettor
work OF the more advanced pupils
MT Skolton gave 'HumoTcskc." In
which he places mute" on the violin.
and in which he invariably wins an audi
encc.
The feature OF the evening, and OF the
school year was begun by a march OF
all the pupils around the auditorium. two
and two. led by the little girls mentioned
above after which all took seats pro
vided for them. and Bishop Spalding was
announced Among other things the
bishop said
Address of Bishop.
"I have tho distinguished honor for tho
moment of representing the teachers
Miss Flanders and Miss Ellerbcck. and
| In their names / thank you heartily for
| your presence. and your helpful applause
| We are thankful for the great good done
| by the musical department of Rowland
| Hall. In making good musicians, we