New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-05-27
THE MUSICALE.

month an event of artistic merit
and decided success. reflecting
the greatest credit upon that gift
ed songstress and competent pre-
ceptress Mrs. Anna Grant Miller,
who shone upon this occasion, both
by reason of her own accomplish
ments and in the reflected lustre
cast upon her by her sweet girl
pupils.
Mrs. Jos. WE'LL and Miss Mat
tingly rendered efficient aid by
their accompaniment to the diff
ferent numbers.
/ The concert all through was re-
plete with enjoyable music. both
vocal and instrumental. while the
other features We're equally fine.
The several solos by the Misses
Yvonne Arnandez, Mabel Blame,
Roberta Burke and Bessie Gal
land were beautiful. displaying
surprising talent in girls so young,
and causing pride that New he
ria possesses these accomplished
Misses. of whom we may be par
donably somewhat vain
The violin music by Miss James
and Mr.. Doremus and the piano
solos by Mrs. Willie Burke ond
Miss Mattingly were greatly en-
joyed by the appreciative audi
ence, the violin duet, Petite Sym
phonie, proving an especial fav-
orite.
The Minuet in costume by the
twenty-four pretty little boys and
girls was beautifully set and beau
tifully performed and the audi
ence which bestowed upon them
such enthusiastic applause is in
debted to Miss Roberta Burke for
her very successful training of
our little folks. in which she was
ably assisted by Miss Isabel Nc
Kay.
Three Little Maids from School
from Mikado. singing and spec
tacular posing in japanese eos
tune, captivated the audience,
which could not make itself sat
isfied with the two appearances
of the pretty groupe, but wished
for another presentation.
The very catchy recitation by
Miss Celeste Dimitry dealt with
an up-todate topic and had an
attraction ali it's own to the en-
thusiastic audience, being the only
touch of comedy on this very sue
cessful programme.
A feature Of the evening was
the presentation by Rev. Mr..
Diggs, of the prizes to the sue
cessful boy and girl in the ticket
selling contest. The victors were
Miss Ruth Levy and Master John
Davis. while Miss Flossie Brown,
who sold but seven tickets less
than Miss Ruth Levy, was present
ed ed also also with prize as a reward
While expressing appreciation
to the New iberia public for the
crowded house which gives them
financial as well as a social sue
cess in this entertainment, the la
dies of the Unsectarian Aid wish
to return cordial thanks to their
friends. outside of the Association
who helped them so materially
To Mrs. Joe WE'LL and Mrs. Viii.
lie Burke. Misses James and Mat
tingly and Mr.. DOremus for then
contribution to the programme anC
to Mr.. M. Galliand for inval
liable assistance at the box office
The programme, as delivered OF
, the occasion follows:
Piano solo. Minuet Paderewsky
Miss Mattingly.
Martha Washington, Minuet il
costume, Misses Nina Burke
| Grace DecOurt, Hester Kramer
; Isabelle Kesler, Pauline Suber
, belle, Natalie Freeman, Fannie
Scharff, Janice Thibodeaux, Mabl'
) Conrad. Katherine Burke, Agnes
Handley, Alberta DeBlanc, Messrs
Arthur Provost. John Davis, Hon
err Daigre, Albert Decourt, Der
nard Suberbielle, Loaine BrOus
sard, Leonard Conrad, Charles
Davis, Grant Miller, Hacker Fagot
Dick Landry and Marcus Fisher.
Vocal Solo. Give Me Thy LOVING
: Heart, Stanley Widener, Miss Ma
bic Blanc.
\ Violin Solo, Serenade Badine
Gabriel Marie. Mr. Edward Dore
mus.
! Vocal Solo, Cupid And l, Veto
u Herbert. Miss Yvonne Arnandez.
Piano Solo. Old Black Joe, witt
: Variations, Mrs. Willie Burke.
Vocal Solo, Serenade, Frantz Schu
bert, Mrs. Anna Grant Miller.
Vocal Solo, Roses And Love
Henry w. Petrie, Miss Bessie Gal
land.
Violin Solo. Sweet Spirit Hea
. My Prayer, Hone, Miss James.
Vocal Solo. Venetian Song, Pa
r olo Tosti. Miss Roberta Burke.
Recitation. The Devil At TIL
Matinee, Miss Celeste Dimitry.
Y Violin Duet, Petite Symphonic
J More, Miss James and Mr.. Dorf
mus.
Three Little Maids from Schoc
in costumes, Misses Robert Burke
(from Mikado) Miss Bessie Ga
T. land and Yvonne Arnandez.
=. Vocal Solo. Song Of the Page
d. from les Huguenots,) Meyerbeel
IL Mrs. Anna Grant Miller.