, 1907-09-28
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SOCIETY EVENTS
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By BESSIE BAILEY COOK.


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A week crowded with enjoyable
events will be most fittingly brought
to a close By the song recital which
Miss M. Belle Moore will give at the
university auditorium this evening, un,
der the auspices of the University of
Wyoming State School of Music. Miss
Moore belongs to Wyoming and to Lar.
annie and the university in a most init
mate sense, she having spent her
school days here and graduating with
the class of 1903, and her successes
are always hailed with delight by
scores of friends. Miss Moore returns
mex week to Boston, where she will
continue her musical studies, hoping
to complete the conservatory course
this year.. Next season she plans 10
go abroad and will continue the cult
walton of her remarkable voice in Bei,
lin or Paris. Her friends here are
more than delighted with the oppor-
tunity of hearing her at this time, and
highly appreciate Mrs. Clark's enter
prise in arranging the concert, as well
as the courtesy of the young vocalist.
Miss Moore will be assisted by Mr.. J..
l.. Hunton, 'O7; Captain ]. W. Heavey
and Arnold G. H. Bode, the program
for the evening being as follows:
Caches dams Get asile".... b. GODDARD
Piano solo, Rhapsodie Hongroise No.
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Mr.. j. L. Hunton 'O7.
(a) ''Mavourneen'.. Margaret Lang
(b) Isl Mes Vers ~avaient des allies
...... ...... ................Hahn
(c) Song My Mother Taught Me-.
....... ............ ..Dvorak
Song, MY Queen. .Blumenthal
Captain J.. w. Heavey.
(a) Marie
(b) "Veneziana' .......( Old ltalian)
Piano solo, Praeludium, Holberg
Suite .Gr1eg
Dean Arnold Bode.
Ave Maria. ........... G~ounod-Bach
Among the most important events
of the week was the recital given
Thursday evening by Mr.. n Mrs. c.
P. Arnold for their sister, Mrs. Mills,
who returned to her home at Fort
Worth, Texas, today. The reception
hall at the Arnold residence was lit
orally powered in autumnal foliage.
all the arches were %festooned with fai.
ry clematis and vivid woodbines, while
masses of golden glow added the color
note. The programs were novel post
cards, the postmarks giving the date,
time, place, ETC., and the musical num-
bers of the evening, which were as
follows, appearing on the message side
Of the card:
overture oleheeu'
Solo, Cradle Song. ........ (Norris)
Mrs. Mills.
Male quartette, Coming Ger the
w. L .GrlHe
Messrs. Marquardt, Merz, Lee, Jones.
orchestra
Piano solo, Sonata. beethoven
Dean Bode.
Song, (a) What the Chimney
Sang" (Griswold); (b) Haunt of
the Witches acknowledgements.
Mrs. Mills.
Male q%uartette, BOLD Sailor of the
Sea-. w. T. Griffe
Messrs. Marquardt, Merz, Lee, Jones.
.orchssIfa
Solo and quartette, "All Through
the Night"
Mrs. Mills and Messrs. Marquardt,
Merz, Lee and Jones.
Mrs. Mills possesses a deep central
to voice and her sympathetic rendition.
as we'll as her admirable diction and
phrasing, are highly praised. She was
heard with marked pleasure, receiving
encores, to which she gra-
clously responded with Sing Me To
Sleep" (Greel) and Little Boy Blue
(Joyce). The musicians who assist
ed Mrs. Mills also shared in her trl-
umphs, and were compelled to respond
to Miss Laura Lee and Mr..
Spencer Symons, accompanies on pi'
ano and violin, contributed very ma
terially to the success of the occasion.
Miss Lee cannot be eXcelled as an
accompanist, n all singers appreci-
ate and commend her ability, while
Mr.. Symons has a sympathetic touch
which is unusual in one so young. The
numbers rendered by Niethe's orches
ira were heard appreciatively and the
musicians also dispensed sweet melo-
dies during the refreshment hour.
About seventy guests were present at
the musicale and Mrs. Arnold was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. C. w.
Spalding, Miss Hebard, Mrs. E. H
knight and Mrs. R. L. Fitch. Ices
and cakes We're served in buffet style
and the entire evening was character.
lied by delightful informally.
Mrs. s. w. Downey and Mrs. X. G
Fitch entertained about thirty ladies
charmingly at euchre yesterday aftef'
noon at the Downey residence, which
was beautifully decorated in yellow
and white for the event. An appeLlz-
ing luncheon was served when cards
were laid aside, the hostesses being
gracefully assisted by Misses Susie