Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-17
THE CONCERT OF NATIONS.
Grand Musical Success and the Event
of the Season.

nan last evening attracted one OF the
largest audiences seen in that place in
recent years and will go down in his
tory as one of the most successful Of
entertainments ever given by the Uni
versalists or any other society in the
city.
1t was treat for the music-loving
people and few are they who could
ont have taken full enjoyment in list
ening to the array of talent before
them last evening.
The chorus of 20 voices was admira
bly, conducted by n. w. Littlcheld, Miss
Helen Brown being pianist. The solOists
were in rare form and their selections
were very pleasing.
The children's chorus Of 80 voices. the
Ladies' Quartet, the Ladies Zobo
Bond. the specialties in character song
and lastly Uncle Josh Perkins orches-
ira, from Huckleberry Corner We're all
so thoroughly satisfying that Il rcpeti-
zion of the program this evening would
bring n crowded house.
The program is given herewith:
PART FIRST.
Norris Orchestra.
Let the Hills and Wales Rcsound.
Chorus.
.solo-The shoogy shoe.
Miss Margaret Maloncy.
Tie Little Gypsy Girl,
solo bv Josephine Gallant.
Runker Hill (solo by Hazel Clifford.
The Ploughbny Song (whistling int"rludc,
Childrens Chorus. .,
Suwancc Shore. Gi"bei
Ladies Quartet.
Watch or the Rhine. Wilhelm
Men Of IIarlcch oWesl. National Hymn.
NJ. Harold rod Wood cHiram Spruceby'D
He lolbrrg prince of PIs"nl.
Rowe. Cora Taylor. Mary Strout. Min
mic Rounds. Edith Wardwell
Solo-Thc Sousa Girl.
Miss Olive Paine:
Festival Hymn. Dudley Buck
Solo Message Of the Rose
Mr. William Runncls.
Ness Louise Lewis 0ndan MaiD.
Star Spanelcd Banner,
Miss Elizabeth Irqulart and Chorus
Solo-For All Eternity Maschcronl
Mr.. Fred Bates.
PART SECOND.
''''' '"'' ladies'; Zobo Band.
Npw the Roll of the Lively Drum.
Chorus l'""z't''
solo NY Hame Is Where tn" Hcather
Miss Mary f. Coughlin
| Tho Fig That Has Never Known Defeat,
| Solo by Catherine currtei.
How 1t Marches, the Flag of the Union.
| Root
Children's Chorus.
| Solo japanese Love Song.
| Miss Margaret iIaincs,
| Anchored.
SoIo-Sieut Night.
Mr.. =. i. MacQuarrie
Solo-Th" Yankee Doodle Boy,
Miss Rose Webster CoStunc).
| Duet-Ynu and isl" Of Spcel.
| Miss CpuGhlin, Mr. MacQuirr"
Song,
Quartet (scl.ctc,D.
Mss rr1uhnrt Miss Johnson. Mr.. Neri.
| AIR. Runncls
pat iIooIihan" tMr. J. A. snarc).
1.-The Rehearsal.
| I-ncIc Josh Perkins Orchestra.
America.
chorus OrchcStrr and Audience
The following were nombcrs of the cho-
rus: Mrs G. Lundrgr"n, Mrs. NJ. f.
KING Mrs; James Nelson, Mrs. 2. 5
MOODY. Miss Margaret iIaincs, Mss Olive
/ NJ. I'aine Miss Helen Haincs. Miss eli
meme Ncri, Miss Mary Fiost. Miss Ethe
Roberts. Miss Almina NJ. Ncri. Miss Elz
bliss Ethel Marston. Miss Gertrude Pou
lsin. Miss Margaret Thompson, Miss Flor
Encc Mcdonald. Miss Margaret Malrney
miss Vira Mcneil. Miss Edith Warlwell
Miss Ethel Lancaster. Miss Minnie
Rounds, Miss Martha Hopkins. Mis-
Louisa Lewis, Miss Lura GRAY, Mis-
lGrace Hurd Miss Kathrine Anderson
Miss Mary StrOut. Miss NJ. r. Coughlin
Miss Hattie Rowe. Miss Rose Webster
MISS Camilla Whitney Miss Daisy Full
Her. Miss Lena Lynn. Miss Ruth Farley
Miss Susie Stevens, Miss Emma Dunn
Miss blanche Grey. Miss Ethel Grey
Miss Edna Hartwcll. Miss Pearl McIn
ltosh. F. p. MacQuarri", a. w. Pickard
Troy Pearson, w. w. Wycr. c. Q. Haines
II. \. Truudy. W. j. Runnels. Ilaro
Wood Fred Linn. Jr. Charles F.. Fuller
lIIarold Fuller. F. r. Goodwin, Ere
Bates. J. A. Srare. A. T. Nnrt, F. r
Olsen. c. G. Palmer. W. D. Emery, +
B. Moody.