Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-09
DOUGLAS SOCIETY

were on the program. most of the renditions being given by visiting artists, under the direction of Prof c. E. Krinbill, who Is widely known as a capable conductor.
 A specially fine program was rem dered. The opening numbers of which were given by the juvenile members. Miss Mary Ingles. who rendered very profciently a piano solo from the Italian "Mazurka of | the Roses"-Adami.
 An6 Master Harold Hirst, who pleased his friends with the piano solo "Au Reyoir," from the French. vocal solo-"Beautifu Land of ! Dreams" by Prof George E. Krin- bill was one of the beautiful fea- ! lures of the evening. and tSe favor with which he was received was evi- Idenced by the hearty applause, to which he responded with an equally beautiful encore of his own compo- ! ition, I'm a Little. Gypsy Girl He later consented to sing an Irish melody "Bendemeer's Stream" ' Miss Mover of Harrisburg. Pa. who is at present teacher of English in the Bisbee high school chose for the subject of her reading "A Song Of the Kindergarten" by Marian HILL She responded to an encore with | Watching the Sparking." Miss Meyer is a reader who has estab- lished herself as an elocutionist of ability in several programs. She needs no commendation as an art fist and will always be heartily vel comed in the musical and literary circles of any city. Miss Mover af- rewards recited "An Object Of Love-" by Mary Wilkins Freeman. with an encore The Best That You Have" Another of the delightful features of the program was the ren- ldering of several piano solos by Miss Mary Bird of Houston. Tex. A German mposition-burlesqu ! by H Scholtz. was the firse selec- lt tion with Magic Fire Scene" Wag- ner, as an encore. Her next selec- ton was a Hungarian Etude"-Mc Dowell
 Miss Birds musical ability is wor. ] thy of all the good things that have and she has won many friends by her artistic rendition of difficult se- lections.
 
 gram each one expressed a hope that we might soon again have the pleasure of listening to the artists. Miss Bird. Miss Mover and Prof. George Krinbill.
 Prof. c. E. Krinbill the nannouneed that the honorary members of the Iiebling club were Rev. and Mrs. F.. W. Simonson, Mir. and Mrs. Stuart IndU Frederick Wright, and he also said he had received today Mir. and Mrs. James Douglas as their honorary members.
 Dr. Wright was asked to say a few words and responded by saying that he was glad he had an oppo- tunity of becoming a member Of the Liebling club, as music was bound Ito elevate people and raise the artistic tone of any city. He also paid Prof. Krinbill the highest com pliment on his work as musical director.
 Judge Sames, in response to a call for a talk, said it was a priv ilege and pleasure to associate with musical people and he congratulated the club on having an instructor who
 
 to the fullest extent. He spoke of Gilmore as a great leader and or ganizer and said he could carry the simile down to the club, where they had such a competent leader
 Prof Krinbil then spoke sf the growth of the Liebling piano clsb, which now numbers over 90 mem bers. and three years two months ago was organized with twenty-three charter members Mrs Guy Hofer and Miss Minnie Rice having re- signed as secretary and treasurer the present officers are: President. Miss Clothier; vice president, Miss Wohlge- muth: secretary. Miss Edith Rees; treasurer, Miss Elsie Warr.
 The members present included: Dr. F. A. Wright, Judge Albert Sames, Mesdames Schmeiding, Loe- ven, Hayward. Wyiie, Misses Bar bara Wolgemuth, Vera Beebe. Jose phine Clouthier, Florence Bll, Doris Conley. Analyn Clinton, Willie Da- wis, Susie Elder. Lois Fisher. Jean nette and Ruth Gray, Adelaide Hatcher, Harold Hirst. Jessie Hill, Rena Ivers0n. May Ingiis. Ferne Johnson. Mabel Kelly. Horace Ken yon .Mede Magee. Alta Morgan, Viola Maclay. Marjory Norton. Kathryn and Frances Ormond, William Porter, Ora Parsons, Edith Rees, Donald Rice, Cora and Mabel Ross, Bert Ryan, Isabel Struthers, Mebel Scstt, Bertha Thomson, Richard Merbeth. Ira Vaughn. Ruth Tucker, Rose Waters, Howard Wylie, Georgia Frost. Esther and Anna Curry. May Wilson. Mar guerite Poiser. Gwena and Hergert Lewis, Leslie and James Fisher, Ha- gel Vestry and Grace Bull. The guests were Prof and Mrs Geo. Krinbill, Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Butler, Mir and Mrs. H. J. West. Mesdames Hirst, McNamara, Inglis, Young. Henry Sames, Darling, Misses Byrd. Mover, Grace Roundtree. Marian Nell son, Rita Ames. Messrs. Shelton Dowell, George Sherrer, Ray Ryan, Ted and Caleb Rice, Porter Dunlap. James Scott, Ross Dayton, the di- recor, Clarence E. Krinbill and Mrs Victor Bennett of EI Paso.
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