Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-02-25
NUTLEY CHORAL
SOCIETY GIVES
MUSICAL TREAT
Large Audience Enjoys Concert
of Amateurs in Town Hall
Auditorium.

The concert of the Nutley Choral So
ciety last night brought out the elite
of Nutley and vicinity. All when the
certain rose the Town Hall auditorium
was we'll filled. The society was as
sisted by Mrs. Albert e. Chandler So
prano; Maurice Milcke, yiolinist, and
Mrs. Blanche F. Whitaker. pianist.
The concert was under the direction
of :. ]. Fitzhugl. conductor. The pro
gram which consisted of solos, part
songs and choruses was as follows
"Over the Hills" (GeibeD, Choral So.
ciety; Dreams" (StrelizkD, arranged
by E. j. Fitzhugh, Choral Society;
Aria" from LIE Cid" (MasseneO,
Mrs. Chandler; Boat Song" Gohr),
Choral Society; Prelude" r major
CTR. Ries), Mr.. Milcke; Little lack
Horner' (CaldicotD, Choral Society;
"The Carnovale" tRosslnD, Choral So
ciety; AVE Maria" iii. SMART, Choral
Society; Hear My Prayer" (Afendels-
sohn), Mrs. Chandler and Choral So
ciety; Meditation" (Massenet), from
"Thais,'' Mr.. Milcke; Russian Cradle
Song" arranged by E, J. Fitzhugb,
Choral Society. ladies' chorus; soprano
solos (a), ''Whe- the Roses Bloom
Gouise Reichardt). tb) "The Swing
Song" eliza Lehman), Mrs. Chandler
Ever Be Happy Balfe), mems
chorus; soprano obligato, Mrs. Chand-
Ter; "The Vikings" (Faning), Choral
Society.
The officers of tho Choral Society are;
Joseph D. Little, president; DR.. 7. A,
Watts, president; Bernard c.
Brown. treasurer; Lindsey Smith.
librarian; Frederic Clements, secre-
tary; executive committee. Joseph ID.
Little, DIR. 7. A. Watts, g. c. Brown
and Frederic Clements. Those who
took part were: Sopranos, Miss Flor
ence Ackley, Miss Elizabeth Arnold,
Miss Minnie Barr, Mrs. Bernard G,
Brown, Mrs. Arthur N. Carr, Mrs,
Frederic Clements, Mrs. Ernest V.
Cockefair, Miss Millie De Vausney.
Miss Lucy De Vausney, Miss May
Dunn, Miss Marion Dunn, Mrs. T. K.
Dykeman, Mrs. Hugh Eagleson, Mrs
Abigail c. Fox, Miss Flossie Freeman,
Miss e. T. Guthrie, Miss Mary Han
men, Miss Myrtle A. Hoey, Miss Bessie
Kingsland, Miss Maude Lamson, Miss
Margery Richtenstern, Miss Helen
Lindstrom, Miss Susan Lockhart, Miss
Leah McGrath, Miss Margaret Noes
niger, Mrs. A. M. Ormsbee, Miss
Louise Osborne, Mrs. Perely A. Prior,
Mrs. Edwin Probert, Mrs. George Rea,
Mrs. A. Corwin Rutan, Mrs. Dayton Il.
Searle, Miss Olive Simmons, Miss Vio-
let Stager, Mrs. Louis P. Taylor, Mrs.
e. L. Terhune, Miss Elsie Van Gieson,
Miss Lillian Van Ripper, Miss Elizabeth
Van Wrinkle, Miss Ilka Eloise Wood
ruff.
Altos-Mrs. Frank Badger Mrs. Will
lam H. Clements, Miss Jennie b. Cooke
fair, Miss Marcena Eneman, Miss Made
line DeVausney, -4rs. Clarence b. 1lifte,
Mrs. Violet Jameson, Mrs. Joseph u.
Little, Mrs. A. B. Meredith, Mrs. Roy
r. Snyder. Miss Naomi Speer. Mrs.
Aury s, Stoddard, Mrs. r. Sykes, Miss
Eulah Symonds, Miss N. Adele Taylor,
Mrs. Charlotte Wood. Miss Emma M.
Yarrow.
Tenors-Harry Bird, Frederick Glenn
ents, William H. Clements, Robert K.
Donaldson, C. Fryhofer, Henry b. Grit
fifth. Albert Howe. Clarence b. life.
Thomas C. King, Frank l.. Rusby, l.. r.
Smith, Edward l.. Terhure, Clifford Is.
Wood.
Basses-Frank P. Barr. Alvah b,
Brown, Bernard A. Brown. Ernest
Cockefair, B. r. Colwell, Samuel De-
Vausney, William II. DeVausney, p. j.
Duffy, Edward ]. Guthrie. Nels Lind
strom, Joseph D. Little. Harry Long
staff, d. G. Mattheson, Edgar Osborne,
Lawrence Sargent, w. c. Simmons,
Ronald Spinning, Harry J.. Taylor. sgd
ney w. Wassall, DIR. J. A. Watts.
The associate members are: Harry
D. Finn, Richard W. Booth, Henry w
Goodich, Mrs. Edward Morgan, Will
iana p. Qinsey. John Balmer, John z.
Lux. William Harris Arnold, John
Howe. Miss Annie l.. Van Wrinkle, Will
lam J. Berg, @. L, Curtis Wigg, James
M. Quackenbush and Albert b. Mere
dith.