Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-24
THE Bs8E DAILY REVIEW BBEE ARIZONA SUNDAY MORNING

Beriot .-..-....-..--...-...-Mr. Mac Moshcr
Tenor-''The Secret" J. PrinyilIe
Scott .---.-----.-...Mr. w. d. Georgson
Tabieaux-~The Angels Serenade,"
Braga ---------------.--------Miss Barbara
wohlgemuth and Toy Robinson.
Base-''On the Shore" Neidlinger
Especially reQuested) .----........-...-.
.......--...-....-...--.....-Mr. R.dgely Hooper
Soprano-Aria from Robert lie Dr.
able" Meyerbeer-M Miss Ruth Dalgren
Tenor-"Still as the Night" Bohm
.................-....-.Mr. J. p. Williamson
Reading-The Mustard Plaster"
-..............-..M Miss Omega Mcnamara
Soprano-A Song of Thanksgiv-
ing" Aliitsen....-..Mrs. w. p. Sims
violin-A Son of Puszta-" Hun
garian gypsy dance. Keller Belt
..................-........-....- Mosher
Baritonc-Bedouin Love Song, Pin
SUD -....--.-..-.--.-.----Mr. Grover Davis
scene-@1he Bell Ringers" Mem
3ers OF the iiebiing Piano Club
Humorous Song-"since Sister ST.
san Learned 10 Play" West
.................................M Mr. Jack Baglin
Quartette-"Good Night Beloved"
Pinsuiti Mesdames w. r. Sims
J. p. Williamson. Messrs. J. p.
Williamson, Lee Blair Accom-
paniments. Mr.. Kendall.
The PIANO numbers by Messrs.
Cralfant and Krinbill we're high class
and showed wonderful ability The
audience gave the closest attention
from the start to finish, and encored
the performers repeatedly; the vio-
lin solos by Mr. Mac Mosher were
much enjoyed. and as each one was
jlayed is seemed as though the hu-
man aoice was speaking from the in
strument.
The singing by Messrs. Blair, Geor-
geson. Hooper. Williamson and Da-
VS. was of a high order and was
warmly applauded.
Little Margaret Kenyon was a wee
mite. who captivated her listeners
by her bewitching way Of careful
playing
Miss Barbara Wohlgemuth and Toy
Robinson were So sweet in the "An-
gels serenade" that Mss Wohlge-
muth only frightened her hold on the
hearts OF the Douglas people.
The Mustard Plaster" by Miss
Omega Mcnamara of the Chicago
School of oratory was a comical
reading that immensely pleased the
people and showed thorough ira ming
The Bell Ringers" was unique and
very entertaining. while Jack Baglin
brought down the house by his sing
ing. and was compelled 70 respond u
encore after encore. and only sat
down amid storm OF applause.
Miss Dalgren. Mesdames Sims and
/ Williamson possessed voices of won
derfuI sweetness and clearness and
their music was greatly appreciated
After the concert a reception was
held IN honor of the visiting mem
bers Of the club at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Romason on
Seventh street.
The guests OF honor were the fol
lowing from Bisbee: Prof. Krimbill
and his mother. Mrs. Geo. F. Krin
bill Mr.. and Mrs L. Blair. DR.. and
Mrs. w. p. Sims. Mr.. and Mrs J
Up. Williamson. Miss Dalgren, Nj
NJ. Mosher. Mrs. A E. Hurst, aud
Mrs. Edmondson and son Charles
The city guests we're Rev. and Mrs
lTogie. Miss Wohlgemuth, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Kelly. Henry, Mr.. and Mrs
Applewaite. Mr. r. S. Hooper. Mrs
wv C. Greene. Miss Peschke, Misses
Quarles. Mrs. c. A. Sherer. Mrs. J
&c. Norton. and Mrs E.Schm' ding.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomson we're de
Hghtful host and hostess and severa
musical numbers were rendered by
the guests. which only made the lis
teners ask for more.
A pleasant social evening was
spent and after delicious refresh
ments were served. the guests wen
home at n lare hour. wishing Prof
Krinbill and his associates continued
success