Evening journal., 1909-04-16
Social and
Personal
ST. URSULA CLUB
in CONCERT SONG
Program Rendered Was Gas
sic and the Numbers Pleas
ed Large Audience

Under wisterias, chrysanthemums,
Japanese signettes and lanterns, The
ST. Ursula Music club, an organization
of young women of this city, the ma
jority of whom are graduates Of the
Ursuline Academy, gave musicale
Hast night IN the New Century Club,
(which served to bring out to no mean
extent the musical excellency of the
young women members and which
speaks volumes for the efficient train
ling they received from their Alma
Mater. The program selected was
strictly classic and IL would be in
vidious 10 single ont any one of the
participants for especial mention with
the possible exception of Miss A. "
Daley Of New York city. whose violin
selections. owing TO her youthfulness,
she being only fourteen years old
caught the audience. The audience was
liberal IN applause to those who par
ticipated and 1t is no venture TO say
that the entire program was one Of
fine sympathy IN Interpretation and Of
admirable finish and nnesse. ~ is music
good TO hear in this day OF stress and |
lof passion. the best in music IN the |
lconcert room. and the members indi- /
vidually and collectively should feel I
proud that their efforts to raise the
musical standard Of their home city. |
.if last nights offering Is a criterion |
Ifor Judgment along this especial line. |
will not be amiss. II Is hoped that the
club win give musicales oftener.
To Miss Nell Dougherty the prcsi-
dent of the club. considerable credit Is
due. owing 10 her untiring efforts to
make last nights affair the success Il
was To Miss Mary A. Sexton and
ArT Ia,
lDoughertys labors. praise and thanks
arc also due. and TO all others who
iaded.
The program OF the evening was rs fol-
lows: commedietta. plano ouartette, Cur
nitt. Misses Ilorty Misses Kelly; The
f1lower Girl, vocal solo, Bevignani, Miss
f1iahoney; slav Dance, piano duo Dvorak,
lAllsses Messick and l<icnles=Noices OF the
Woods. vocal solo. Watson Miss Taggart;
1)ance of tho Dolls piano solo. Podni.
Miss Doughorty; May Gentle Sleep Fan
Ger Thee CMartha), Flotow. Miss Ogle,
Miss Bonner, Mr.. Gossen, Mr.. Cote; violin
solo. selected. Miss A. " Daley; CAP The
Hose, vocal SOLO Non Johnson. Cb) Tho
River and the Sea. Miss Bonner; Die
Felscnmuhle piano duet, Reissigor, Miss
Sexton and Miss Ford Peggy. chorus,
Neidllngcr; The Last Token. recitation.
Miss Rosscll Soaring. piano solo. Schu-
mann. Miss sexton. Flower Song (FausD.
Gounod, Miss Oge; violin solo, selected.
Miss a. v. Daley; The Dragon Flies
chorus. Bergiei
Following are tho officers and members
OF tho st. Ursula club: President, Hiss Nell
Doughcrty: vicc-prcsident. Miss Nancy
Ford; secretary. Miss Mary Rossell; trca-
suror, Miss May Horty. Mombcrs-Mrs. r.
~ Neavoncy. Miss Sara Malloy. Miss Jane
Crillev Miss Nell Ford. Miss Olive Byrne,
Miss Julia Bvrne. Miss Katharine Horty.
Miss Zita Clark, Miss Jean Ogle. Miss
Anna Kicnlo. Miss Gertrude Messick, Mss
Agnes Horty. Miss Mary Kelly Miss
Bella sexton. Miss Mary A. Sexton. Miss
Elizabeth Bonner Miss Cora Taggart
Miss Elizabeth Kelly Miss Mary Bonner
Miss Ethel Morris Mrs j. T. Malloy. MISS
Elizabeth ProclSnow. Miss Eren Devine.
The patronesses follows: Mrs. Joseph
Blatz Mrs William Blatz, Miss Eliza
beth BiclSta.. Mrs. Mary Crllley, Mps.
J. J. Dougherty. Mrs. c. B. Doughcrty,
Mrs. r. r. Davis. Mrs. =. J. Ford Mrs.
C. j. Flynn, Mrs. Spottswood Garland,
Mrs. II. Grimm, Mrs, J. J. Goodman.
Mrs. p. A. Horty. Mrs NJ. J. Hughes
Mrs X Kienle, Mrs J. Kelly. Mrs +
Kirby. Mrs. p. II. Keavenoy. Mrs. J.
p Laffey Mrs. John Malloy Mrs. John
Montgomery. Mrs. c. c. Montgomery
Mrs. c. X. Montgomery. Mrs. j. h.
Ncary. Miss Elizabeth Neary. Mrs.
Mary Ogle. Mrs. Christopher O'Keefc.
Miss Cora Piunkett, Mrs. j. J. RaslSob.
Mrs. ]. S. Rossell. Mrs. r. V. Temple,
Mrs. c. w. Taylor, Mrs. Phillip A.
Traynor. Mrs. Mark I. Traynor.
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YOUNG WOMEN IN A
PLAY FOR CHARITY.
Some young amateurs gave a delight