The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-08
Mrs. Roche's Pupils Give
Pleasinn M,,elcsi.

Mrs. Roche's Pupils Give
Pleasing Musicale.
The musicale Tuesday evening at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. II. b. John.
son by the pupils Of Mrs. d. II. Roche
was one Of the best ever rendered in
the city, and as the climacteric inspir.
alton to the members Of the class,
Miss Patti Adams, Oklahomas leading
artist, and one Of the most polished
young musicians in the southwest
rendered Sketches from Chopin.
Miss Adams was greeted with ap-
plause and her performance called
forth generous appreciation.
The spacious home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson was thrown open to tie
guests Of the evening, the parents Of
the children on the program and the
members Of the Mac Dowell club
twenty-five numbers were rendered
The opening number, { quartet play
cd by Misses Marjorie Dwyer, Helen
Rutherford Margaret Coleman and
Master Boyd GiIkey was especially
well rendered The four young people
kept perfect time and reflected credit
on their teacher BIZ their perform.
arce.
Misses Josephine Johnson and VIII.
PA Whatley made their maiden alb.
Pearance at the recital Both little
girls rendered their numbers in a trnlv
artistic style They have been tax.
ing lessons only two months. Little
Elizabeth Terrell, who appeared early
IN the evening, gave one Of The most
ehaplins little numbers. Misses
Elizabeth Johnson, Louise Duean Lois
smith, Marie Potts, Mary Garland
Alberta Smith, Frances Riddle and
Mamie Jenkins gave very pretty mum.
bers and an received generous an.
plause.
The playing OF all Of the pupils
showed much improvement and the
Young ladies' who had been with Mrs
Roche for several years are develop.
Ing a musical talent that is surpris.
ing.
Miss Rosa Chastaln is the most ad.
vanced pupil in the class. and her
artistic playing called forth continu-
Gus applause. Miss Chastain plays
beautifully her position is good. her
technique splendid and her interpre.
tation excellent.
The playing Of Misses Coripne
Wootten, Bernedetta Dugan. Nari,r,e
Dwyer Marjorie Cochran. Dorothy
Stone, Laura Julien, Fay Holllnes.
worth was exceptionally good All
Of the young ladies showed ability and
talent The last number. ~Capricclo
Brilliante." By Miss chastain and the
orchestral parts by Miss Julia woot.
ten. was splendiG.y rendered
The program Throughout the even
ing was demonstration OF memory
work the tiny children playing their
numbers from memory and executing
them with a finish and polish that was
truly remarkable.
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Auction Bridge Winners
Are Entertained
hesdames Harweu. Courtney. Good
Terrell, inman and Trammen winners
10 the series of twelve games that have
been in progress IN the Auction Bridge
ciab Tor the past few months. were
the guests OF honor at the CLOSING
meeting Of the session held TUESDAY
morning at the home of Mrs G n
hollingsworth. The affair was one
Oh the pretty card parties Of the week
Tables were arranged fer the club
game and several interesting eames
were enjoyed before the guests wero
invited to the Hollingsworth dining
room, where a delicious four course
luncheon was served. Mrs. n w.
hayser presided at the luncheon as
toastmaster and sld her part grace.
Iully Many witty toasts were given
Mesdames B. NJ Halle. I'D sheegoe
aud Evans were the substitute guests.
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Mrs. G 2 Dooley entertained com
pl'mentary to her sister. Miss Ela
Mae Simpson, ana friend, Miss Ruth
ereemore of Lexington. wednesday
evening at moonlight picnic lunch.
con at shannon Springs.
o.
Mys. E. F. Dugan viii entertain the
members OF the FortyTwo club al the
evening meeting Tuesday The hus.
bands Of the members win be guests