The Pensacola journal., 1913-01-19
TALLAHASSEE.

Tallahassee, Jan. Undetermined to
give Tallahassee the best Of everything
in making up the program for the first
annual chautauqua for Tallahassee, DR..
Waldo, Chautauqua superintendent
has added to the already excellent list
of attractions another orchestra, in
the form OF Cappell's Chautauqua band
and orchestra, an organization Of six
pieces.
It was originally intended that but
one orchestra should take part in the
echautauqua exercises. Orchestras are
very expensive luxuries, and 1t is a
rare thing for ten day chautauqua
assembly to engage more than one.
The famous Rogers Goshen band and
orchestra was the musical attraction
first engaged. Their time is for one
full week. However, the president Of
Tallahassee Chautauqua Association,
Mr.. c. c. Andrews, has just received
the gratifying news from DR.. Waldo
that he has decided to put Cappelrs
orchestra in Tallahassee for the first
three days of the assembly. Consider
ing the many other attractions to ap-
pear our chautauQua is not going to
want for good things.
Cappelrs Is the brass and string or
chestra, presenting a variety Of stand
ard and classical music that will please
the most exaoting. Their programs
are of the highest order and beyond
the usual musical standard Of such
organisations. These artists do not
confne themselves to orchestral num-
bers. but add the spice of variety with
violin solos, trombone solos, cornet and
trombone duets, cornet and violin
duets, violin and cello duets, violin
uuartettss and other new and pleas
tIrabIe ARRANGEMENTS. The individual
solo work is splendid. These artist
Z musicians have been playing collec-
lively for seven consecutive years
without any change. This long term
of continuous playing together gives
their music q finish difficult to &C
Aqutre otherwise.
Rogers Goshen band and orchestra
has been playing in southern chau-
tauquas for many years. No chau-
tauqua Is willing to give them ur
after their first appearance. Their
presence spells success for any chau-
tauoua. The organization Is stronger
this year than ever before. 1t is need
less to say that they will make many
friends in Tallahassee. Every lover oi
music, no IQdllCI AOW AShOAeAAN VI
technique, or how well trained, ought
to find his hearts desire in the musical
offerings OF Tallahassee's first chau-
tauqua-
The city primary on Tuesday re
suited in the nomination or A. h
Williams, the present encumbent, ai
city clerk, and Mr.. Choate as tax col
Iector. Mr.. williams was reelected BY
a large majority over bis opponent. E
N. Mabry. Mr.. Choate was elected by
the small majority Of three over his
opponent, Mr. VIM. Quaile. None o.
the other city positions were contested
all the present officials being re-
elected.
Hon. Seton Fleming, son Of former
Governor Fleming, was recently in Tai
YAhassee for several days visiting
Friends.
Miss Sarah Bailey Of Monticello. ha:
been the guest Of Miss Arvah Hopkins
Mrs. ]. A. Mcknight. Of Washing
ten, D. c., was recently visiting friend:
here on her way to Ashmore, Fla
her former home, where she goes on &
visit to relatives and friends,
At the first meeting of the board o.
stewards of Trinity Methodist church
Sor the new year the old officers were
reelected, they being ]. w. Collins
chairman; p. 7. Mickler, financial sec.