Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-10
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY


Ernest Walkers effort came in tho nature of q surprise. The audience eAQeaFored 10 recall him, but without success He has a splendid voice. ool, to Je effectively displayed. he must shuttle off that disturbing tjmid- fly The accompaniment of Miss uar- Fell>s was about as neat a piece of work as have heard. ] Louis Cheyallier, the CamDanari of Pine Bluff, had an exceedingly djdi- cult number, but was equal to the 1 task
 ne gems of the evening, however, We're the pianO-forte selections of Afs. A r. Baldwin, of Tyler, Texas who kindly offered her services, and the Jewel Song,' by Miss Victoria Harrell.
 Mss Harrells rendition was an artistic triumph, displaying a highly cultured voice, and one of surpass- Ing sweetness. She sang with charm ! Ing ease, and made very beauti- Iul Marguerite. Her encore. Gross Your Heart from The Umpire, was ! sang in winsome manner. Mrs. Baldwin played two numbers. her encore to the first being a Minuet by Mickwitz. Her second number, Leschetizsky s Inrermezzo was a diff flcult piece. and well played Her technique is perfect and her progress sions even, and she understands the office and how to use the pedals, something not vouchsafed to many pianists.
 The ladies of the Musical Cotere, under the drectorship of Miss Cline, sang the Grand Chorus from 'The Bohemian Girl" in very effective manner, and as an encore rendered "Forget-Me-Not"
 PROGRAM.
 Part I.
 Organ solo, Grand Fantasie. ; from I'll Troyatore,' Verdi-Knabel Mrs F. E. Renfrow.
 Ballade, Chopin-Mrs. \. P. Bald win.
 Baritone solo, "Bandelerio" <. Nr. Ernest Walker.
 Piano duet, Grand Fantasie" from "Il Trovatore," Verdi-Mel- notte-Mrs A. D. Foster an 1 Miss Gladys Eilbott.
 Soprano solo, "Intermezzo" from "Cavallerie Rusticana,' Mascag gini Mrs. Albert Hirschler.
 Violin obbligato Miss Clare Levinson, of Little Rock.
 Vocal quartette, "Oh, Italia. from "Lucrezia," DoniZetti-Mrs Sam Campbell, contralto and di- rectress; Miss Sarah Cline, soprano: Mr. c. A. Bahlou, tenor; Mir. Mont Levey, basso.
 Violin solo, Evening Star" from "rannhauser," Wagner-Miss Clare Levinson.
 Vocal sextette from Lucia di Lammemmoor, Donizetti - Miss Victoria Harrell, directress; Miss Sarah Cline, Miss Nina Smart, Miss Fay Chestnut, Mrs. Sam Campbell and Mrs. l.. O. Knox.
 Part II.
 Piano duet, "Grand March" from Aida, Verdi-Mr. M. D. McNeill and Miss Gladys Eilbott.
 Baritone solo, Prologue" from q Pagliacci,' Leoncalvallo-Mr Louis Chevallier.
 Violin solo from ''Il Trovatore, Verdi di-Songelsee-Miss Clare Levin son.
 Soprano solo, "Jewel Song" from .Faust.' Gounod-Miss Victoria Haf- rell.
 Intarmezzp. Leschetizsky-Mrs Baldwin.
 Crano chorus frola :he "Boh 7'n m Girl" Ralfe-Miss Sarah Cline, d. rectress; Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Sam Campbell, Mrs. Jesse Core, Miss bes- sic Downs, Miss Gussie Jones, Mrs. [. !. Lake, Mrs. Lucy Montgomery, Mrs. F E Renfrow, Mrs. Walton Seymour Miss Cora Lee Buck, Miss Fay Chest mutt, Mrs. T. B. Crawford, Mrs. w. U. Ferguson, Mrs. l.. o. Knox, Mrs. J. R' Iedbetter, Mrs. E. A. Peck Mrs. Wll- liam Sanders, Miss Nina Smart Mfs. Arthur Mills and Mrs. D. A. Kendall.
 Mrs B. w. Bocage, Mrs. J. l. Nor- rjs, Mrs. F. E. Renfrow. Miss Vic liar ro,, and Mir. M D. McNeill at the piano.
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