The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-05
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Attractive Musical Afternoon.

Attractive Musical Afternoon.
The Matinee Musical club will pre-
sent a delightful miscellaneous pro-
gram on "Wednesday afternoon at
Woman's club house. Miss Angie
Thomas Is the leader for the after
noon and the program will feature:
Current Events.
/. Violin solo, Fourth Aria-Varia
(Charlos de BeroiD Mrs. Clark.
2; Piano solo (selected) Mrs.
Burns.
3. "Ah Rendlno" ("Ah Give 1t
BackD dEossl)-Miss Anne Brad
shaw.
4. "Germany's Place in Musical
History Gibson.
8. "Lochinvar" ballad for bari
tone. adapted from Sir Walter Scott's
l''Marmion" George Chadwick -.
Mr.. Emmet Bagby.
6. Piano duet. "An Italian Love
ory'-Introduction serenade. Dia-
logue, Carnival, Wedding March
Miss Reed and Mrs. Hart.
Z. Vocal solos9(a) "Chanson
Provencar' (Del Aque). OBJ 1.-THE
Miler's Daughter" (Chadwick) -
Mrs. Kerr.
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ID. A. X. Chapter.
DR.. Della Caldwell was hostess to
the Paducah chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution. Friday af-
ternoon at her home. 735 Broadway.
Mrs. Lloyd Boswell. vice regent, pre-
sided In the absence OF the regent,
Mrs. NJ. b. Nash. who Is i'll. The
business was largely routine. The
chapter voted to contribute to the
Francis Scott Key fund. This Is a
patd0tic move to buy and maintain
the home Of the man who wrote
The Star Spangled Banner"
After the business session an in
torost.ns program was rendered in
lcelebra.i0n Of "Signers' Day" A
delightful pap9r on Thomas Jeffer-
son. written by Mrs. David G. Muir
rell. was read by Mrs Lilo ? Boswell
An ~ttractiye sketch o. Richard
Henry Lee. by Miss Mary Martin, was
Tread by Mrs FINS Lack. Both Mrs.
lMurre,I>and Miss Martin were unable
to be present. National airs were
the musical features OF the program.
A prettily appointed course-lunch-
o1n was served after the program.
lIt was delightful meeting OF the
chapter. 80
EIks' Dance Pleasant Affair.
The Elks last evening gsye .ancth'
or OF their delightful and informal
Friday night dances. which have
proved SO enjoyable a feature of the
winters pleasure. m addition IN
the Elks and their friends a number
of Out-of-town guests ddded to the
pleasure OF the occasion. o.
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brilliant Musical Event.
+, In bringing the Constance Balfour
,Concert company TO this city on
"Wednesday night, the Pad ;ah Wom-
an's Club has undertaken a big thing
IN a very limited time. II was the
only possible dale. however. on which
to secure the company and give. Pa
ducah the benefit OF so notable an
ATTRACTION. The Woman's club Is ac-
lcustomed TO meet big things success
fully. however. and will not .fais on
this ocCasion.
The concert company includes four
notable musicians. Madame Constance
Balfour herself is a soprano of much
charm. She Is an American. but has
studied voice in this country Paris
and Berlin. Henri IaI}onte, the tenor
Is an American of French descent and
has won splendid distinction i'm the
musical world the past winter. Anton
lNavratil. the viOlinist, is a native OF
WJsowitz. MOravia. and is the son OF
1.-THE noted Bohemian viOfnist. Johann
Navratl. Harriet Bacon Macdonald
the pianist. founded the Norma Trio
of New York city. Her playing COM
blnee brilliancy with. sympathy.
violin Playing Saved Famous
Monastery.
It happened in the city OF Prague
lin Bohemia. on New Years night sew