Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

ter Of Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Dou-
glRs contributed several numbers
among those Blossoms Cover Hi
and Dale" Banjo Song and Since
I First Met You" Miss Douglas has
a pleasing voice which was heard 10
advantage in her songs. Miss Ruth
Mcmillan was a talented sOloist of
the recital, and Miss FfhellLounsbery
sang several numbers a chorus was
composed Of Misses Lotnsbery,
Douglas, Ruth, Mcmillan. AliceFIentz,
Elizabeth Mcmillan, Helen iSmith,
Alice Morris, Mrs Gordon, Mrs r. p.
Huguely.
Mr.. win Clover gave ash solo
a selection of Tozi, and Mr. Ward
well sang Dainty Dorothea- Tby De
Koven Captive Memoirs, = "A song
cycle. was one Of the mostl admired
numbers on the program Misses
Viola Slaughter ands Ethel Douglas
were accompanies.
A students recital was given by
the pupils Of Miss Myra Day at
the Georgia Avenue Presbyterian
Church Thursday evening.
A pianoforte recital was given
Thursday evening by pupils Of Miss
Tda Bartholomew The, series OF or
gan and piano recitals given by Miss
Bartholomew are most interesting 10
the friends OF the young musicians.
Miss Eva Davis. assistedtby Lucius
Duncan. violinist gives am organ re-
cital al the Harris Street Presbyte
rian Church next Friday evening,
when the following program win be
rendered
j Doric Toccata, d minor, J. s.
Bach
2. Abend -ruhe. Op ia, No 10.
Rheinberger. Benediction Nuptlale
from Wedding Mass). Dubois; "On
Wings Of Song" MendelssOhn.
3. Souvenier de Moscow violin.
Wieniawsili
4. sonata. d minor. Op,6l, No 4.
Guilmant Allegro assai, Andante
Menuetto Allegretto Finale, Adagio,
Allegro vivaCe con fuOCo.
g.. Ave Maria. violin. Schubert VII
helmy. Souveuier, Drdla
s. Minister March (from Lohen-
grim. Wagner, Scherzo Sympho-
nique Op a. Russell King Miller
Madame NonSJibinslSy. one Of tho
most popular musicians Of the city,
has gone Co Europe. and after a visit
90 her parents in Berlin, win give a
series OF concerts on the continent.
Miss Kate Richardson. a pupil OF
Miss Evelyn JacksOn's School Of Mu-
sic win give a piano graduation re
cital on the evening Of June 10 At
Miss Jackson's studio, $50 Piedmont
Avenue.
The musical program AZ the First
Baptist Church to-day viii be as fol-
lows:
Morning preIude-"The Son OF COD
goes forth To- War"-Barnes
The Breaking OF Bread'-Msth-
ews.
Mr. Drukenmiller and MT Bates
Pogtlude
Evening prelude-Chorus-"O Give
Thank" Watson.
20 Israel. return unto the Lord
thy God '-Demarest
Mr. Drukenmiller and Chorus
PuStlude
J. P ODonnelly organist and di-
rector
Miss Furlow Anderson's pupil re
Cital was a musical event Of interest,
the program being geven by a large
number of Atlantans at Philathea
Hall Wesley Memorial Building, on
Tuesday evening The members Of
a chorus which contributed 70 the
evenings program were Mrs f. W
Boring Mrs. Marvin Camp. Mrs.
William Everett. Miss Frances
Gresham Mrs John J.. Grice, Miss
Dorothy Harralson Miss Evelyn
Hunt Mrs. Robert I.asseter. Miss
Alma Poole, Miss Leila Powell. Miss
Mana shelton. Miss Buruise Withers.
Miss Clevie Whitley. Miss Hattie
Nynne and Miss Lola Jackson.
Pasquale Amato. leading baritone
Of the New York Metropolitan Opera
House. is visiting his sons I'm Paris.
soon he viii go to BuSscto. Nerdis
birthplace. There. in the Verdi Cen
tenary Festival Dee will sing the
title role ia the production of the
famous composers "Falstan." Ger
aldlne Farrar rs another noted mem
her of the metropolitan Opera Com
pan} who is now i'm Paris
The last free concert of the season.
given hy the Atlanta Musical Assoc
citation, takes place az the Audito-
rum -Arm0ry this afternoon al Z
o'clock. An unusually elaborate pro-
am viii be- rendered. the Atlanta
chorus under the direction Of DIT
Percy Starnes 10 oa heard for the
last time this season The concert
takes the place of the regular weekly
free organ concert. Charles shelton
Vll Doe the Organisr ~ The afternoon
The chorus which was formed last
year under the auspices ~ the Al
ANITA Musical Association H.H be- O.
permanent institution. 10 - said 90
be the largest and ue-f-tralugG cho-
rus In the Southern states between
soc an SEQ people being members.
The Mss Barill viii give a recital
Al the Central Congregations Church
ET7is Street and Carnegie WAY. FRI
cay, June 20. al D.. ~.
Young singers of merit have no
difficulty iu getting engagement The
place hunts Tor them Speaking az
Covent Garden. Mr. Legge. Of the
London Telegraph writes. 9TH. sim
gers are collected from practically
AN parts OF the world. The ROYAL
opera syndicate have agents i'm every
likely and iu some unlikely spots
hose duty ir Is 90 report on Tho
rising of amy bright, particular star
and when the report comes. then Of
goes Henry Higgins. the chairman ~
me- syndicate. Baron D'Erlauger. a
member - 10. or ar Perez Pitt the
musical director. any one Of them,
rr an r1r-e-of % hear if ihe report
a=E founded in THIS Wav arc