The Sauk Centre herald., 1906-05-10
PUPIL RECITAL
A Most Enjoyable Recital was given at the
Auditorium by Pupils Of Mrs. William l.
HenShaw---1he Pupils all Rendered
Their Numbers In a Most
Satisfactory and Artistic
Manner.

The Recital given in the Odd
Fellows hall on Saturday afternoon by
the pupils of Mrs. Henshaw was a
most enjoyable occasion and was
attended by large and distinguished
audience. The printed program, a
dainty and artistic booklet, contained
a large number of fine musical
selections. which were admirably
suited to display the progress of the
pupils and the method of teaching
pursued. Although the entertainment
continued for one hour and half the
interest OF the audience did not lag.
The hall was prettily decorated for the
occasion.
The opening number was a six
handed piece played by the Misses
Hattie Lamb, Tillie Book and Loretta
Book, which furnished a splendid
promise Of good things to come. The
numbers given by Hildred and
Howard Ingram excited both interest
and surprise, that children of six and
eight years respectfully should be able
to do 80 we'll after only several months
of practice. The duet on two pianos
by the Misses Tillie Book and Hattie
Lamb, as we'll as the solo by Loretta
Book, were we'll received. Two eight
handed selections, one "Festival Pro-
cession March" by Rathbun, the other
tgiven at the close, "Charge of the
Hussars" by Herbert, were rendered
in finished and attractive manner by
the Misses Simmons, Hudson, Cooper
and Woodbury.. 1t was evident that
in these young ladies Sauk Centre
possesses some rising musicians.
Francis Boutell was the only young
man who appeared and who played
the we'll known march from
"Iaonhausser" in a way to show that
boys as, we'll as girls may learn to
master the piano.
The vocal solo by Miss Hudson
entitled "Happy Days." was sung
with much grace and feeling and the
audience would have been pleased to
hear her again.
Two piano solos followed, one by
Miss Hattie Lamb, entitled Mountain
Stream" by Sidney Smith, and the
other by Miss Tillie Book, called
"Titania" by Wely. Both were diff
cult selections and were executed by
girls not over fifteen years of age.
The writer knows "Titania" from
experience and was surprised to hear
it 50 well played by one so young.
The vocal trio, sung by the Misses
Hudson, Simmons and Woodbury.,
deserved an encore and the only fault
we have. to find with the program was
that none was given. Miss Cooper
rendered Mendelsshon's "Spring
Song" with sure and sympathetic
touch. Bartlett's "Polka de Concert
played by Miss Woodbury. with
brilliancy, added to her growing
reputation as a pianist.
Altogether the audience was de.
lighted with the performance. Mrs.
Henshaw is to be congratulated on the
showing her pupils made,- which is
the best possible recommendation for
her ability and thoroughness as a
teacher of both vocal and instrumental
music.
The following is the program given:
six-hands. Two Pianos. "a May Day..
Rathbun
Hattie Lamb, TiIlie Book. Loretta Book.
| Piano Solo 1.-The Song Of the Katydid Kern
Hildred Ingram.
Six. x.hands. Two Pianos. Waltz. .Streabbog
Hildred Ingram, Loretta Book.
Howard Ingram.
Pupils Of The Burrowes Music Course)
Piano Solo Walz-"Pink Domino.
Pierre Renard
Howard Ingram.
Duet Two Pianos. "La Grace. ........ Bohm
I 1fllie Book, Hattie Lamb.
Piano Solo dance of the AutOmatOns,
Loretta Book.
Eight-hands. FESTIVAL Procession March 80.
h0tnDun -f
| First Piano, Misses Simmons and Hudson
Second Piano, Misses Cooper and Woodbury.
Piano Solo "Taunhausser March,. Wagner
| Francis Boutell
Vocal Solo "Happy Days.. ..Strelezk
| With Violin Obligato
| Miss Hudson.
Piano Solo Mountain Stream,".. Smith
| Hattie Lamb.
Piano Solo '"Titania Fantasie,"... ...... Well
| Tillie Book.
| Vocal Trio "Stars the Night A Adorning,"..
Wekerlin
Misses Hudson, Simmons and Woodbury..
Piano solo -'Spring Song.".. .Mendelsshol
/ Miss Cooper.
Piano Solo "Polka de Concert. Bartlett
| Miss Woodbury..
Eighthands "Charge Of the Hussars,". ,".......
/ Herbert
First Piano, Misses Simmons and Hudson
j Second Piano, Misses Cooper and Woodbury.