Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

Marion Robert Gray, the Misses Sarah
Felker Laura e. Houghton, Nellie
Houghton, Blanche Whelan, Florence
Hunt and Messrs. Frank Hough r. c..
Hildebrand, Charles Houghton, W. D.
Whelan, John Hunt and e. r. Monk
man.
A party Of eighteen Angelenos will
leave June 16, under the auspices of
the steamship department. OF the Ger
man-American Savings bank, on an
extended tour through Japan, China,
Korea. and Manchuria. The party will
be gone about four months. Included
In the party are John Mailer, ]. c.
Gates, Miss Velma Gates, Miss Cor
nelia Gates. Mrs. Mary G. Parsons,
Miss Jessie Parsons, Miss Nellie Par
sons, Miss Cornelia Parsons, Miss
Bertha E. Foster MIR. and Mrs. ]. E.
McMorries, Mrs. C. w. Christian, Miss
Nellye Dickson, Miss Louise Dickson,
Barnes Moss and others.
The musical features OF the program
at the L. A. high school Friday. after
noon were sufficiently interesting to
merit special attention. The orches-
ira, a string quartet, boys and girls
glee club, and other musical organiza-
tions all participated in a splendidly
arranged program, and displayed more
than ordinary ability.
Musical numbers which were on the
program include:
vaise, coppelia Ballet OelibeS-L. 4. H.
g. orchestra.
Doris (Nevin)-Girls' Glee club
Andante Cantable Crschaikowsky)-L A.
II. S. String quartet.
Vocal solo, "The First Song (Golze)-Matrte
Mother Nine OEdson). Until the Dawn
Parks)-Boys' Glee club
"Marceline'' Crrinkaus)-L. A. II. s. = or
chehtra-
The pupils of Miss Margaret Crot
gate a piano recital yesterday after
noon at the girls collegiate lower
school. The Haydn toy symphony
given with twenty instruments was
enjoyable, and delighted the young
performers as well as the auditors.
The little soloists showed much abil-
ity and the pupils of Miss Crot were
assisted in giving this number by
members of the classes Of Mrs. Webb,
Arnold Krauss and by Miss Fagge.
The little soloists gave their parts
with care and composure, which argued
we'll for their training. This program
was given: Scene from Childhood,
(Schumann), Catherine Hackett, Eliza
beth burlington; "seven O'clock"
(Frothingham), Catherine Hackett; I'm
the Forest" (Paul Hiller), Lucille Dou-
Vile: Sonatina, (Clement), Adele
Vance; Andante, (Reinecke), Josephine
STROBE.
Two children's songs, words by Lucia
Conley, music by Margaret A. Crot,
LA Vista chez la Dame" (Jacques
Dalcroze), sung by Elizabeth Bufting-
ton and Bernice Lightner; album
blatt," (Beethoven), Carolyn Lester;
trio (arranged for two pianos) (Bach),
Elizabeth Burlington and Hazel Faw-
cett; analysis of fugue, Fugue in
Major, (Henning), Sonata in G Major,
(Beethoven) Hazel Fawcett; Fugue in
f Major (Ienning), Sonata in f Ma
for. (Mozart), Elizabeth Burlington;
Toy symphony, (Hayden.)
The Schumann centenary, which oc-
ours Wednesday, June 8, will be cele-
brated this afternoon at the First Uni
tartan church with a concert under
the direction of Miss Margaret Goetz.
The program will include:
organ-Excerpts from paradise and PERU
Op. 5e-Mrs. Chick.
Cathedral scene from oratorio Faust
M!T ..Mond ndrApSf, Naoht, Qfoonlgho, ''Freisinn''
HTreedom), "Ner machte dich so krank',
''Alte Laute'' Crhe Old Lute), ''Waldesge-
sprach" CForest Legend)-Miss Goetz.
'Out Of My Flowing Tears" Dedication-Mr.
Wilson.
Trio, "Fantasie stuecke" for violin cello
and piano Op IS; "Romanze''; duet, "Finale
allie Marcia''-Messrs. Koopman and Mrs.
Martindale.
Finger" 1.-THE sandman'-Mrs. Kirkpatrick.