The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-25

Friday night in the lecture room of
the Broadway Methodist church, I'M
der the auspices of the Ramsey So
ciety. They will be assisted in
quartet by Miss Anne Bradshaw.
Slavic Mall and Robert Scott. The
Misses Burrow are not strangers in
Paducah, and are well known artists
of excellent ability as yiolinlst, piano
and reader.
The following clippings will ex-
press the high regard in which they
stand; -ft
Herr w. Il. Kritch. teacher of
violin. Stern's Conservatory, Berlin,
Germany-"Miss Shellye Burrow is
very talented on the violin. Her
playing is distinguished by tempera-
ment and dignity of Interpretation.
She has the qualities for a thorough
concert performer. and would recom-
mend her as such"
The Banner. Nashville. Tenn.
Misses Burrow are gift
ed Tennessee artists and entertain
ers. The elder Miss Burrow has Just
returned from Europe, where she
studied under the renowned Sevcix.
one of the great violin teachers OF
the world. and also under the great
piano teachers of Berlin. Her touch
and technic are remarkable, and her
charming personality adds 10 tue
success of her stage appearance
Miss Nellie Burrow is also talented
pianist whose playing has won mu,n
admiration for her"
Delightful Concert-The Misses
Burrow Charmed Their Audience at
salisbury. ~ c.. 19O9.-"The con-
cert last evening by the Tennessee
Artists was a grand success. The
Misses Burrow are indeed talented
musicians. and rendered a program
OF rare excellence. Their playing
fairly astonished the audience. an !
was received with vigorous applause
Miss shellye Burrow is a viollnist OF
exceptional merit. She plays with
rare expression and power. Hef
touch and technic are remarkable.
and her charming personality adds
TO her stage appearance. The &c
compartments Of Miss Nellie Burrow
and her plano solos displayed unus-
ual talent. She possesses rare com
prehension OF the meaning OF eompo-
sltlon and power of Interpretation.
Her exquisite reading and Rotations
charmed the whole audience. The
rendering of The Mustard Plaster
was superb. Words are inadequate
TO express the pleasure and delight
OF the audience as il sat entranced
with the beautiful personality of the
Burrow sisters. Highly accomplish
ed young ladies, giving such a high
class entertainment is a treat which
Salisbury seldom enjoys. Sails
bury Post.
The Narodni Institutional News.
1906. Prague. Bohemia.-"Miss
shsllye Burrow added greatly to the
success of the concert by her mag
nificent technic and fiery tempera-
ment. SO much so that she was
forced to give an encor-. the same
being Fantasei on our Bohemian Ma
tional Hymn. With which she com
pletely capulvated the audience.
Prof Sevcik himself praised all the
artists very highly. and we herewith
wish the greatest kind OF luck TO
them on their road TO artistic fame. -
Miss Soule is not posing as a fin
ished artist; for the time she has
studied she has made marked pro-
gress and Is taking advantage of
this opportunity after which she viii
return to Cincinnati to resume her
study of voice. Padueah music low
ers are well acquainted with the nat
ural richness. resonance and deep
tone qualities OF Miss soule's re-
markable voice and II is always a
pleasure TO hear her in concert.
-<s
FoItieth Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Henry Douglas
entertained their relatives Thursday
afternoon at their home IN this city
In honor of the fortieth anniversary
Of their marriage. They are well
known and have many friends who
extend them congratulations.
EIks' Dance.
An enjoyable dance was given last