The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-05-23


done by the advanced piano pupils
of the school.
The large audience was most gen.
erous in its applause and the flowers
were never more beautiful than those
received by these young ladies.
Each number showed the careful
and splendid training of Miss Ashton
and the annual certificate recitals
are always attended with genuine
pleasure by the music loving people
of Columbia.
Both of these young ladies have re-
ceived their musical training here in
Columbia and they are truly credit
to the school.
Miss Leah Sharp plays with much
musical feeling. She has a delight.
full touch of her numbers were given
with rare charm and sweetness.
The Wagner-Liszt number was given
with splendid, melodious and sing
ing style.
Miss Marjorie Clark plays with a
dash and brniancy, and her accura-
cy is EXCEPTIONAL in pupil so young.
Her numbers were all enjoyed, but
perhaps she was best in the Hunga-
rian Fantasia which was a tremen-
dous undertaking.
In addition to her piano playing her
voice numbers have been enjoyed
during the last few recitals
They were assisted by the pupils of
Miss Sanns, Miss Alleyne Rollwage,
who has beautiful, clear soprano,
and Miss Pauline Garrett, who sang
a slumbec song most artistically.
Miss Leonora Williamson gave a
beautiful violin number.
Following is the program:
Duo-Valse de Ballet, Tschaikow-
sky-Miss Marjorie Clark, Miss Leah
Sharp.
Sonata No. 8, Mozart, Theme and
Vac-Miss Leah Sharp.
Violin Solo-6th Air Varie, Dancla
Miss Leonora Williamson.
Prelude B. Minor; Mazurka B. Mi
nor; Etude op IS No Fl, Chopin
Miss Marjorie Clark.
Concert Stenck op. 10 (Finale),
Weber-Mlss Leah Sharp. Orches-
trail part ON second piano, Miss Ash
ton.
Vocal Solo-Slumber Song, Ebr-
man-Miss Pauline CARROTS Violin
obligato-Miss Leonora Williamson.
Sonata op. 2, No. Last Move
menD, Beethoven-Miss Marjorie
Clark.
ITO An Evening STAR" Wagner
List; "Hark, Hark the Lark" Schu.
bert-Lisczt-Mis Leah Sharp.
Vocal Poppies, DeKoven-
Miss Alleyne Rollwaga.
Hungarian Fantisie, Liszt-Miss
Marjorie Clark. Orchestral part on
second piano arranged by Won Bulow
Miss Ashton.
Supper at BigbyviIie.
The young ladies of Bigbyville will
give a strawberry and ice cream sup
per at the Methodist church Friday
might, May E3, for the benefit Of the
church.
Boys and Girls of the COS.
III On Saturday, May 18th, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Brown
a most unique and enjoyable concert
] was given 10 4 large and enthusiastic
audience by the Boys and Girls OF
the COS. Many have crossed the riv
er and rest Oh the other side, but the
few who have been spared by kind
and loving Father the all wise Great
or, showed to a great advantage their
superior intellect, and ease. wit
u musical talents, their arts If alter.
= tanning as in the days gone by, all
crowned by that characteristic which
gives to woman her most attractive
charm. G, Ler modesty.
The following took part, the mai
ority being already in their 70's and
each was dressed as in the old-in-
time, two snowy roses nestled in the
soft hair, the difference being no. In
the arrangement of the soft coils
but the silver threads which gave
y that sweet tolcn to the happy faces
e as each piece was rendered children
h and grandchildren wore wild in their
+ applause and faces were wet with
a tears OF appreciation for such treat
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS