The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-19

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Music loving folk heard the great.
est entertainment by yocalists last
evening at the Brooks theatre ever
given IN the new state, an hundred
Of the states trained singers render
ing q program TO be criticised only.
because II was not longer that the
audience might have had still greater
enjoyment.
The Enid Choral society and the
Enid male Quaitette Joined the Guth
rie Choral society making an hun
dred voices In harmony that pro
duced thunderons applause from az
audience expectant OF a splendid en-.
tersalnment, but even then most
pleasantly surprised al tho superior
ity OF what had been expected.
Pref. William n. Lane, recently Of
BOSTON but for some months director
OF the two choral societies. with
Professor Lannot directing the ohor
MS, acquitted themselves as profee
sl0nal artists OF a high type and
their hundred vocallsts were llylnf
evidence the one who had trained
them was IN the broadesi sense cap
able and very efficient.
Miss Alice Barbee. Kansas CIty's
most gifted soprano. added to tho
slrenells OF the chorus and her sOlf
part became, az the lnslstent demand
~ the appreclatlve audience. a se
rleR. the last one being considered
better than the preceding,
Guthrie vocallsta certainly "rosf
"a the OCCASION" but their friends
from Enldway were IN no partlcula
second. the Plains City society haf,
moniously blending with the locals. I
II was the largest number of volcef
ever on the local stage, the arrange
meni being In rows. the raised seat
enabling the audience TO see All o.
the singers and adding to the acous
Tie properties 0f The theatre.
The proaram without encoreal
Chorus. Greeting to Spring" 49,
,.....t.tt.ss ss.t....,,.... Strauaf
Males ouarIetie. "IIarki the Trum-
net Calleth' ...,......,4... Bucl
Chorus (al "Peasante Wedding
March '.s.....,..R.. Sodemant
tbl Annie Laurie ......+.,..
....,.s..., Arr by VIM A. Pottei
Jilnaccompanledl
soprlno Scene and Aria from
Aida ,,.,.s... ...,.,s,... Verd
Mems Chorus ~Wlnier Song" ~.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bullar(
Baritone and chorus. "RecognitIon
Of Land" .........a.,.s. flrel,
soprana "sesnedille" from ecar
| 9len 4,.,s*..t.,,.s.. bizel
| "rharte" .aJamea o. MacDermid
my Ladale" William 4 Thaye'
"The Lark - .,...,.,,...H. Parke
Chorus TAI "fIe, Watching evor
Israel .ss.ssa,i.t ,.snMendelsaoh'
| lhl eThlnks be to Cod from
| Elijah = ,...,,s MendelssobI
Soprano and chprpa, "Gallia" y
....ssss.sa. .. ..st.s.tt.i Vauhq
N Mrs. Mnrk LJeGoodwIn Il xlsItln'
relaliyew-An Mineral Wells, Texas.
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bliss Ruby Canton returned ibl
morning from g visit IN Edmond sEt
friends. IL
VI Mrs. 4. q. pyle and little son an
hlhe guests Of Mr. and Mrs Lnthel
kFait0n, IN l1nld.aa
Mrs, 4. w BLACK lett iiais morn
Ing for Cashl0n 10 spend sunda
with Mf and Mrs. Melvin Carter
Mr. ana Mrs. Oscar III l.ehfer. G
Edmond weie among lhpiout Of tow
people here last night 10 attend thi
concert given at the BROOKS qperf
house BY the Guthrie and Enid hh0r
al societies
| Mrs II l. smith. formerly Of lhiI
lcity. and nov Of Kansas City Is ihs
4 guest Of her son. Dr. r. v Smith. o.
Bast College avenue.
Mrs May Vampnef department
president Of the w. r. G.. has re
turned from Muskogee. where sh,
organized w n G. Monday night
Mrs WIFI stiles, Of Orlando. wa
IN The city last evening 10 atlent
the concert al The Brooks theatroN !
| sa=
n Miss IAlah Mcpherson IS enter
4 ialnlng at her holne on East Wafnpl
avenue Miss Grace living. Of Okla
Y homa CITY.
4 -.As~
Mrs Elmo Dysart ana baby, D
pawnee. are The guests OF her par
ents Mr., and Mrs N. b. Mc0Inley
on North Vine street.
/ Mira Annette Snyder and sister
Miss Mary Jane famIord. have re
turned from VISIT IN Oklahoma CIT,
with friends.
| Fof the Oklahoma Epworth as
sembly HpecIal' for children Mrs
Bess uepflearl Morrison. OF Lincoln