Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03
Great Society Musicale

GredI OoCleLy muSlSdIS
Already the seats are nearly gone for
the great society musicale which the
Woman's orchestra is planning to give
Monday night, February II, in Simp-
son auditorium as a testimonial to
their leader and organizer, Harley Ham
ilton.
Among the prominent society women
who will serve as patronesscs are Mines.
Alfred Solano, Kate Vosburg, Walter
Jarvis Barlow, Norman Bridge, j. S.
Slauson, Hugh L. MacneiL John p.
Jones, John G.. Mossin, II. T. Lee, c. j..
Ellis, Joseph Horsfall Johnson, w. Il.
Botsford, Shelley Tolhurst, w. G..
Kerckhoff, S. c. Hubbell, Jirah d. Cole,
Jennie Kempton, NJ. T. Allen, Michael
]. Connell, Willoughby Rodman, Samuel
G. Foy, A. G.. Bartlett, CUsmo Morgan,
c. c. Carpenter, James T. Fitzgerald,
Conway Campbell Johnson, Emma
Brown, G. G. Mullins. II. d. Alfonso, G.
A. Bobrick, f. II. Jones, Mary Schallert.
John Scholl, George j. Vierra, John H..
Chick, John II. Norton, Robert j. Bur
dette, Randolph Miner, f. S. Walton,
E. S. Bryant, Irving Ingraham, Han
cock Banning, j. Banning, j. S. Chap
man, j. o. Koepfli, N. p. Conrey John
Mott, o. Stephen Barnum, A. j..
Howard, j. Mellus. Granville Mac
Gowan, Lewis Croft, Morris Cohn,
mark, c. Ducommun, Isadore Polaski,
]. D. Ruddy, Caroline M. Severance, L.
N. Van Nuys, j. Bond Francisco, E. K.
Foster, p. G. Hubert, Merrill NJ. Grigg,
George Patton, Margaret Hughes,
Richard Lacy Charles Farwell Edison,
Jaro Won Schmidt, N. L. Story, Walter
Raymond and G. c.. Guyer, and Misses
Senter, Evelyn Hamburger, Fannie
Wills and Victoria Wilmer
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including numbers by Madame Elsa
Men4sco, Harry Clifford Lott and Henry
Schoenfeld, the leader of the Apollo
club as well as a great many numbers
by the Woman's orchestra itself, whose
sterling qualities have been recognized
ever since it's founding twelve years
ago.
The board of directors of the club In
clude Mrs Cora Foy, president; Miss
Grace Deering, vice president; Mrs
Harry Cardell, secretary; Miss Jennie
Jones, treasurer; Mrs. Hugh MacNeil,
Miss Beatrice Atkins and Mrs. V. Null
Inns, and the orchestra is composed of
the following members:
First violins-Miss Edna Foy. concert
master; Miss Grace Deering, Mrs. Lena
Rebard Misses Beatrice Atkins, Daisy
Walters, Laura Mabel Johnson and Mrs.
Robert Farquehar, Mrs. Clyde Martin
Walsh, Miss Bessie Furer, Miss Flor
ence L. Paine and Mrs. Louise Macneil.
Second violins-Misses Mary Mullins,
Sadie Stanton, Mrs. Ednah Smitheram,
Misses Edythe Bonita Macdonald,
Evelyn Mason, Ruth Hamlin, Mrs. Mel
lie Kimball, Miss Dora Reber, Misses
Burlingame, Lois Burns and Mary C.
Read.
Violas.-Mrs. Clarence Cook, Misses
Susie A. Webb, Marion Norris, Eliza
beth Burns and Mrs. Shaw.
Cellos-Madame Elsa Menasco, Mrs.
H. H. Parker, Misses Leedema Sayra,
Elsa Furer and Mabel Burns.
Double bass-NIisses Florence Long
ley, Virginia Millar and Mrs. Harold G.
Simpson.
Flute-Misses Gertrude Jones. May
Ludlow and Florence Thresher.
Oboe-Miss Gertrude Barrett and Mrs
A. d. Hunter.
Clarinet-Misses Jennie L. Jones and
J. Belle Doyle.
Cornet-Miss Edith Dewitt, Mrs.
Harry Cardell and Miss Helen Cover.
Horns-Misses Marion Collier and
Minna Stark.
Trombone-Misses A. Psfferle ana
Rhoda Miller.
Tympani-Miss Cora Foy.
Drum-Miss Winona Huntley.
Harp-Miss Joanna Kinsinger.
Piano-Mrs. Jessie Small.