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Following is the lovely program rem
'dered
Sonatina OPP 4, No. 2...... .Licmer
Mis- Mary Hauenstein.
The Night Has Thousand
Eyes ...... .......... MacLean
There, Little Girl, Don't Cry Sc. Norris
Miss Trujan Beard.
Recollections of Home. Fearis
Miss Made bennington.
Audante from the Surprise Sym
phony ........ ....-.... Hayden |
Allegretto from the Seventh Sym
phony, a major ..,....... Beethoven
tTarantella ....... ....... Russell |
Miss Grace Montgomery
| With Vendure Clad (Creation) Hayden |
Miss Lorena Arledge.
Cradle Song ...............,.M Muller
| ftOlluO ........ .EhSiClhdli
Miss Lilly Lee Hayley.
The orioles Lullaby .......... Knre
On the Plains ...............S artorio
Miss Lucille Thames.
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice (From
Samson and Delilah st. Scans
Miss Minnie Moore.
Sonatina No. 1........... Beethoven
The Lark's Song (From Scenes of
YOUTH ...... .Tschaikonski
Miss Ethel bennington
tTarantelle ......... -......... Gillette
Master Hillman Oliphant
Roseland ...... Miss Trujan Beard
Fur Elise ................ Beethoven
Caprice ........ ..... Scharwenks
Miss Kathern Donald.
Miss Minnie Moore.
/ Haideu-Roselein. ........
....... Schubert
Du Dist die Rhue. .....
Miss Lorena Arledge.
Petite Tarantelle .............H Heller
Miss Mary Hauenstein.
Sonatina OPP. So, No. 1........ .Kuhlan
Master Hillman Oliphant.
Minuet (From Sonata Op, 40,
No. O......... ...... Beethoven
4 Cappelia (Valse Lente) ....... Delibes
i Miss Lurlene Collins.
Der Nussbaum. 49,.
/ .. Schunann
1ch Grolle NIGHT. 49,.
Miss Minnie Moore.
!. >, II
Phiathea Unions Linen Shower.
AS previously announced in The
| News, there was held at the Forrest |
| Club on Thursday afternoon and night, \
an interesting event, designated "a
linen shower" The program as pub |
lished was carried out, very much to
the delight of those who attended
During the afternoon and evening
number of ladies' of the younger set
served refreshing fruit punch to all
visitors. The contributions of linen
parties who had not selected any ar
ticle for the shower, left substitutes in
the form of the coin of the. realm"
This movement to accumulate an
abundant supply of linen for use in the
sick room of those whose condition
in life makes it difficult to procure
such necessary articles as sheets, pill
low slips and towels, was inaugurated
by the Philathea Union. The doctors
often find homes in which there is a
distressing absence of sanitary linen,
| and the danger of contagion is there
by often greatly increased. The Phila-
theas, believing that this condition |
calls for intelligent and well-organized |
relief, have begun the accumulation of
full and complete supply of such
supplies as are generally needed in
such cases. These will be kept in a
room provided for them, at the Bay
Street Presbyterian church. They
will at all times be ready for distribu-
ton to those presenting written
acquisitions from a member in good
standing among the physicians of the
city The purpose is to loan these
supplies, and after they have been
used the borrower is expected to re-
turn them or to deliver them to the
order of the Union, that they may be
relaundered and returned to the supply
room. 1t is stated that this is but the
beginning of a determined movement
on the part of the. Philatbea Union to
secure for Hattiesburg charity hos
initial.