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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-21
Tenor Soloist Pleases.

An enjoyable affair in Park City last
Monday evening was the tenor song re-
cital given by Russell Turner, assisted
by Miss Frances Hahn and accompa MED
by Miss Miriam Brooks.
Mr.. Turner is An engineer graduate of
the Yale Sheffield scientific school and Is
now working for the Silver King Coalition
Mines company. The audience was grati-
ned TO find that Mr.. Turner is possessed
OF no ordinary tenor voice. His voice Is
rich and OF wide range and he sings with
ease and good Interpretation some OF the
old time ballads. modern popular concert
songs and the more classic scIections of
Grieg. Bohm and Verdi Some of the bal
lads as the Low Backed Car" seemed to
be Just right"
Miss Hahn is pupil of Mr. SHELTON and
all three OF her pieces were much enjoyed.
This Is the nrst OF several rectals thu
Mr. Turner will give in Park City. and
Miss Miriam Brooks. who managed this
one. Is going TO arrange one in salt Lake
and other nearby towns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-21
Special Music at
St. Mdry's Church

At st Mary's cathedral on Christmas
day solemn high mass VIII be celebrated
ca thedral in the sanctuary. The musical
programme win be-
Voluntary 49,. ......... Ratiste
Vi6Iin. Miss Genevieve Malone;
cello. G. ID. Schettler,
Farmers Grand Paschal mass will be
rendered by the choir. with violin and
cello accompaniment
soiois,s, Mrs. j. j. oconnor and
]. ]. Bartch.
soIoists. Mrs. Raymond Morse
Austin, Oswald Voltz and J.
"Veni Creator .......,,...,...B La ltacne
p, NJ. Grady,
Gf,Nsa6'! Cello 9'9!lisa'o ...',.'.'c, ~ D. sehet'eF
soloists. Miss Gassandra, Wood.
Mrs. Stuart Dobbs. D. G. Hunt
and Victor Knopp
Mrs. Stuart Dobbs, Miss. Cas-
sandra Wood, p. p. Grady, Jo-
seph Sauer, George Sofie. os-
waid Veltz. Gotthard Messen-
ger. y. j. Du Quesne and d,
G. Hunt,
sa"''uS choir Ensemble. ''''
Mrs. j. j, oconnor,
Miss Mis- cassandra Wood and Miss
..nona vons Alice Farrell
MI Mrs. J. J. oconnor andN Miss
Alice Farrell. or
"Marche Triumphale" ...,,..,....F .Fiyiani
Sopranos, Mrs. J. J. O'Connor. j,
e. Boud., Mrs. Raymond Morse
Cassandra Wood, Ruth Kileen.
Mary owens. MARGARET Scout.
Rose Coggin, Eileen Mack.
Altos. Mrs. Stuart Dobbs, Mrs.
w. Sllyerstone. Miss Alice Far
rell, TeDors, Oswald NetZ, VIC
tor I<ncpp. Gotthard Messenger.
y. j. Du Ouesne. Bassos. p,
y. Grady. j. J. Yartch, y. 9,
Hunt, George Soffe, Joseph
Sauer. Miss Nora Gleason, or
ganist and director,
For the . o'clock mass the music
will be:
"Sh!ne Out. o Blessed star" ......
Junior Choir.
"Adeste Fideles" ............N Novello
st, Cecie Chorus and Junior
Choir.
GLORY 10 God .....,..........., Bordese
Little Margaret Connors.
Angels We Have Heard" ..... ToZeg
St Cecilia Chorus.
CNioliuists Misses Gencyievc
Gavin, Dorothy White, Frances
For the clock mass.
Organ solo. 'AdeSte Fideles" .......
arrangement by I-ambilotte.)
"Shlnc Out o Blessed star . .Gaynor
Little Beryl Gray.
For the o clock mass the music will
consist OF organ solos.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-21
L. d. S. Students Glue
Excellent Programme

The Christmas progra ammo given by the
students OF the /. d. :. In Barratt hall
Friday consisted OF selections by the
school band and orchestra and Grlebeis
cantala, Nativity" sung by the school
chorus. The members OF the band and
orchestra did surprisingly well, consider
Ing the fact that they have been To-
gether only since school began this year
The solo work OF the cantata was done
by Miss Amelia Margetts, soprano: C. Il.
Cummings, baritone Dorothy Merrill.
contralto. and Charles Martin tenor. Miss
Margetts has brilliant soprano voice
that rang out very clearly above the
assemblies. The others sang with ex-
cellent taste and good voice. The chorus
work showed good attack and really eE-
ceptional sentiment.
Professor B. Cecil Gates who has
charge Of the musical department AT the
l. d. s., was heartily congra tulated upon
the work of his students. He Is awaken
Ing a keen interest IN the band and or
chestra, which are developing rapidly
under his direction.
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Twentieth Ward Programmes.

a special musical programme will be
given this evening AT $50 O'Clock in the
Twentieth ward chapel. commemora ting
the anniversary OF the Mormon prophets
birth, A proSra ANNE OF Christmas music
will be presented al $50 Thursday even
ing The numbers follow:
SUNDAY EVENING.
"An Angel From on High" .... Choir
arise, Ny Soul. Arise. ".s,......... Choir
praise TO the Man '........,......
..,.....s ..,Choir and Congrega ton
The Seer ...:-...,..,.... Don Prlestlev
Joseph Smith (Evan stephens Choir
THURSDAY EVENING.
"A Stranger Star Ger Bethlehem" Choir
Jesus, the very Thought of Thee.
.....-.....,.. ................,. Choir
organ voluntary ,..,......,J J. Daypes
Soprano solo, The Gift" .......
.,......:.,........ Miss Jane Cutler
Coutralto solo. The Heavenly Light"
,.......,-......,, Mrs. Eva W. Airo
Duet, The Guiding Star" .......,.
Mrs, Eleanor Thomas and Mrs.
E T.. Marshall
Baritone solo. might OF Nights"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. Clyde Crawford
Contralto solo. 'Bethlehems Guiding
Star" ....,... Miss Susie Schotield
with violin obligato by Rose Harmon
Lecture. Christmas Thoughts"
.....,...... Elder Levi Edgar Young
Anthem. 20 Holy Night" (Adolphe
Sda!nl .,..as,....... .......,..,.
Mrs, Mary Romney Ross and choir
u. j. Watts, conductor.
Mrs. Jennie r, Crawford, organlSt
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briskie. clarinetist. has been
commended during the week,
Music Notes.

Miss Helen Whittelsey. director d
department OF music OF The W.
academy at Mt. Pleasant. Utah, La
to Salt Lake City to take up a sea
work with Orsanlst Mcclellan OF a.
ernacle on the pipe organ.
Edward p. Kimball, in a letter
friend, says that he is enjoying his
with Alberto Jonas Immensely ar
ne is going to soon take up work Z
organ with the noted orga mist, Etec
1t is not generally known that q
A. Welch. formerly Of Morgan Cltg.
OF Cowley, Wyo.. and now resldl
this city. composed the first hymu
sung in the Salt Lake temple, In 1S5
titled Let All Israel Sing" conducl
Professor Evan Stephens.
Christmas day, at IL o'clock. I'd
will he held at st. Pauls Epl
church. The choir win sing the an
Shepherds In the Fields Abiding
Bartlett.
Miss Alta Randall will sing
Kindly Light" by Barnard, at
o'clock service at st. Paul's Epi
church next Sunday morning.
Madame Sophie Brodbeck. direc
the salt Lake Musical college, VII
a vocal recital after the holidays.
will sing In four langueges-G<
Italian, French and English. Miss
MAY Sims, aged l6. will ne at the
She has studied under Madame Brl
more than eight years.
Preliminary to the productio
Pagliaccl'' by the University Of
Music society, Professor Thomas
head OF the music department
school. will spend his vacation ID
cago and New York city, While Il
cago ne will study "Pagliacci,' wi
being given there under the persor
rcction OF LeoncaNallo, the composl
A midnight service will be held
Paurs church on Christmas eve.
There viii be Christmas eve
service at st. Marks cathedral
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. The,
choir Will sing several beautiful old
lish carols.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-21

tlcular work was given az the first mu-
s!cal festival here at the tabernacle ID
April. 1907. by the Festival chorus. The
taberna Gle choir and the Chicago SYM
phony orchestra. under the direction OF
Alexander Won Felitz and Prof Evan
Stephens Those who attended the festival
were deeply impressed with the mag
nificence Of the music. pleasing melodies.
and the dramatic effectiveness given TINS
famous poem by the composer. Several oil
Salt Lakes singers. who were members
OF the chorus. have asked permission TO
take part In the coming production to be
given at the Garrick theater.
The work takes forty-hve minutes. Be
fore the performance there Will be O mu-
sical prelude by several of Utahs best mu-
sical artists.
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Not Beyond Help at 81.

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all evidence of kidney trouble,
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Kidney Pills have proved most \
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Drugs. "The Never-SubstitutorS
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At Emmanuel Baptist.

The following programme Of Christmas
r.uslc will he given this morning and
evening at the Emmanuel ga ptist church:
MORNING
Anthem. There Were Shepherds.
..... .........:. :............C. Vincent
Male quartette. "O,er Bethlehems
Plain" .............. Joseph Barnbv
(Arranged by Parks)
Anthem, Sing, o Sing. This blessed
morn ..--,..,....,...- j. n Rogers
Anthem. Little Town OF Bethlehem"
........ ...-..--. .---....- .Ncidlinger
EVENING
Anthem, There Were Shepherds"
..--... .,........-..-..S :. Vincent
Song, Star OF Bethlehem" Caro- Roma
Miss Lilly Widner
Anthem. Little Town of Bethlehem
Choirmaster, A. j. Gresves: organist
Mrs Harry J. Chapman
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To Rebuild Opera House.

Milton and Sargent Aborn have an
nounced that the directors of the Cen
tury Opera company have decided to re-
model the Century opera house at the
end of the present season SO as TO in
crease the seating capacity 10 $500 In
stead OF the present limit OF 21o0. 1t Is
their intention TO continue this season
until May 90, after which the alterations
will be started under the direction OF
Carrere &, Hastings. the architects who
originally planned the building for the
New TEcatcr company,
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Music at First Congregational.

40 the First CongreSa tional church
this morning will be given the following
music.
Organ preludcs--
Pastorale from First sonata"..
e-'..eo'. s.N.H.... Gullina nI
Festival Hymn Homer y. Bartlett
sit Laus Plena' ..........W, r. Best
Offertory on two Christmas hymns
C'Noel' and "Adestc Fideles'')
.,....,.. ..,.....,. ,.,,,,. .Gullmant
Postlude, Hallelujah chorus from
The Messiah" .........,.. Ha ndel
Anthems
Arise, Shine .... Arthur Foote
Prepare Ye the Way OF the Lord"
....-..: s..-.,..... w. Berwald
Love Was Born on Christmas.
....... ........... ,...... Anonymous
Quartcttc--Nrs. Peters. Mrs. McAIuIlen
Mr.. Graham. Fred Smith. Orsa nist-Dr.
III. A. Mattill.
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Present Messiah" Numbers.

The following numbers from Handel
Messiah" Will be given at st. Paul's
Episcopal church this evening. beginning
at O'Clock. The same programme will
BE repeated the Sunday following Christ
mas.
Pastoral Symphony (Arr. FOR organ),
Tracy Y. Cannon.
Recitatiye, There Were Shepherds
Recitatiye, And Lo: the Angel OF
the Lord" ................,
Miss Mildred Knight
Recitative And the Angel Said Unto
Rscitative. And Suddenly" ...
Miss Gladys Fisher.
Chorus. Glory TO Cod ........
Tenor solo. Comfort Ye. My People"
George Brown.
Soprano solo. II Know That Ny Re-
deemer Llveth" ..............
Mrs, Mary Haigh Cornwall
Chorus. "Hallelujah" .,.......,
Choir members: sopranos-Rose How
ard. Gladys Fisher Mildred knight, Win
fred Smith, Ida Norris. Mary Cornwall
Helen Birchner. Edna Gothberg. Edith
Herrlels and Jessie Dunmer Altos
:vanGeline Thomas. Lillian Summerhays
Lyle Bradford. Mae Alder. Margaret Bur
on. Minnie Miller. Lucille Van. Elthila
Thomas. Alta Randall and Margaret
'mItl. Tenors-George Brown, Percy
Morton, A 3. Balm, s. A. Spencer. Floyd
Cssterlinc, Ernest Hartmann. Bassos-
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At Emmanuel Rantist.

There will be special music at the I'm
manuel Baptist church today. both
morning and evening. The additional
numbers will be;
Anthem, ''There Were Shepherds.
....... ..,..,.,.......C. Vinclent
Solo, star OF Bethlehem" -. Caro- Roma
Miss Wdlner.
Anthem, .,"Sine. o Sing. This Blessed
Morn ....,.....s..J. II. Rogers
Plains" ..-........ Joseph Barnby
Anthem. 20 Little Town OF Bethle-
hem .... Neidliger
Miss Crissie Lawson Chapman, or
ganist; n. j. Greaves, chorister,
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Special Christmas Music

~ ST. Marks Episcopal cathedral a
special progra ANNE OF Christmas music
will be given Thursday morning al IL
o'clock, The selectons follow:
Benedictus qui VENT, KyrIe. Gloria
TibI Credo ...,..,... Ba ttison Haines
Hymn. 20 Little Town Of Bethle-
os,s4sapy asm anthem ..nsboid Ikeaner
Ye Glad Tidings" ...,.... Steiner
Sapctus. Asnus Del, Gloria in Excel
els ..-,-.,..,....,.. Battison Haines
Fourfold Amen ......,.......>.... Sullivan
Nunc Dimittus ..........,....-..R Redfield
Recessional hymn. ''Hark. the Herald
Angels Sing ........... Mendelssohn
A. II. Peabody. organlst
7. ". Curtis. choir master
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At the First Presbyterian church serv-
ices this morning at II o clock the fol-
lowing special Christmas music VIII be
given.
Prelude. allegro appassionata. .....,.
...,.- ..s........AleXan ndcr Guilnlant
Solo, Prophecy of the Coming.
T L. Bisscll
arise, O Jerusalem. and stand
on high, and look about toward
the cast, and behold thy chill
dren gathered from the west
unto the east, by the word of
the holy one. rejoicing in the
remembrance of Cod"
ouattette. Prepare Ye the Way Of
Mrs Is IT!o Il. L. Bisseii Miss Edna
Dwyer. d, e. Smith. T. l..
Bissel.
The voice Of him that crloth in
the the wilcerness prepare ye
straight in The desert high
shall be exalted and every
Oouutain and hill shall he made
low: and the crooked shall he
made straight, and the rough
places plain"
Trio. The Advent" ..........
Mrs. T. l. NR BissSIlii slIit6 Miss Dwyer'
Gshs. ssreas.h aSsESi Zion, put put on on tRy tRy
neautii9i garments; o JeruSa-
awake"
How beautiful upon the noun
tains are the feet of him that
bringeth good tidings. that pub
lisheth peace, that publishelh
Zion: Thy God reigneth'
Solo THE AnnuncIa ton ........
Mr.. Smith.
The angel Gabriel was sent from
God unto city OF Ga!iiee.
named Nazareth. 10 a virgin
eSDouSed to q man whose name
was Joseph, OF the house OF
David; and the virgins. name
was Mary. And the angel came
unto her and said"
Hail. thou that arc highly fa- .'S'''
vored. tho Lord is with thee;
blessed art thou among women.
Fear not. Mary; for thou hast
found favor with God And be-
hold thou shalt bring forth
son. and shalt call his name
Jesus. He shall be great, and
shall be called the son of the
highest. and the Lord God shall
give unto him the throne OF his
father David. And he shall
reign over the house OF Jacob
t2reyeri and OF his kingdom
BEHOLD the handmade 'ofSS OF the Rwyef
Lord; be it nnto me according
TO thy word
'a And there were ,hbbti;di,.;bbi shepberds abb;id.
ing in the field keeping watch
over their tiocks hy night. And
10, the angel of the Lord came
upon them. and the glory ~ tho
Lord shone round about them.
and they were sore afraid
SOLO go; .-,..--......,... Mr.. EisScll
And the angel said unto them
SOLO ....,... Mr.. Smith
Fear not. for behold 7 bring Won
tidiugs OF great JOY. which shall
ne 10 all people; for unto you is
born this day. in The city OF
David. a Savior, which Is Christ
the Lord. And suddenly there
was with the angel multitude
OF the heavenly host praisuC
God and saving: Glory 10 God
IN the highest. and peace on
earth. good olI toward men -
Postludc. March Pittoresque Kroerer
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Hugh w Douga!i. Leslie Saville, Frank
James, Stanley Knight. Spencer Corn
wall. L. ]. Stookey and Ralph Caster
line.
Hugh w Dougall. Chorister
Tracy Y. Cannon. organist.
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At the First M. E. Church.

\ beautiful Christmas concert will be
given on Sunday. December 81. at the
A. Wetzell as choir director and Mrs. j.
Louis Strohauer, organist The pro-
gramme follows:
MORNING.
Organ prelude
ta} nre. Deum Laudamus" 4. Stanford
(b) Prelude from Faust" -, Gounod
Anthem. Christmas Message.
Miss Mae o:Nieil and d0Gls caoir' PFessleF
onertory, Christmas onertory".,.
Violin solo. ave Marie e;e1aani Gouaod
Elmer Young
Contralto solo. ''Hosannah" .....
Miss Leola schrack
Postlude. Piece Heroique" ,,.,,. .webbe
EVENING.
Organ prelude
(b) Fantasia on Christmas Carols.
Rscltatve solo. Behold the Years" ears" gray
Miss Leoin schrack. >'''"e'
Anthem. 20 Holy Night. Adams
Mrs. Charles Daily and Choir
Violin solo, Romance Sans Paroles"
Elmer Young. 0' e"'
Bass solo, The Universal King. Maizo
William NJ. Langdon
offertory, Noel Noel Normandie". .Gaul
..,.... Whitney Coombs
Miss Mae ONiell
Anthem, while Shepherds Wa tch'..
Sherman Abbot and Choir
Coniralto solo, Babe of Bethlehem"
Miss Leoa Schrack,
Soprano SOLO Tho Mystic Might
Mrs. Charles Daily.
Anthem Sing, Heavens ..... ..99uGs 'Tours
Miss Mae O'Niell and Choir
PoSrlude. ''Ualleluiah Chot-,s" Handel
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Concert at Hotel Utah.

The Mcclellan Hotel Utah orchestra. as
sisted by Mrs Halle Foster Suthsrls nd,
dramatic soprano, will render the follow.
Ing prosramme IN the lobby OF the hotel
this evening at s;15.
March. Triumph Of Old Glory
.....,.,- .....-.. ..--...... Arthur Pryor
Pas des Escharpes' ..s...... Cha nlnade
Vocal Noble Signor," from Les
Huguenots" ........- .Meyerbeer
Mrs. Sutherland.
By. the Suwanes River" character
Vocal, "cavatina." from Queen Of S'''
oHtpd
Mrs Sutherland
Selection. Bright Eyes" ......... Hoschna
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Christmas Musicale.

All the residence Of Mrs. Edwin +.
Holmes. Friday evening from $50 to
II 80 o'clock, a Christmas musicale Will
be given under the direction of Fred G..
Graham. The artists WHO will partici-
pate are John j, Mcclellan pianist,
George r. SHELTON, violinist; Otto King.
celist Della Daynes- Hills, soprano. and
Fred g. Graham, tenor,
The programme follows:
Trio (violin plano and cello) selection
from ''Riggolctto" ......,.....F Verdi
Soprano
tb) Sunshine" ..,....... Harriet Ware
Tenor, "On, Away. Awake Beloved"
Violin, Gypsy Airs ...,..... saraaa te
Trio (violIn, piano and cello)-
(a) "Berceuse' from "Jocelyn".
ui';;:.e:,.',,,, ''...... ".',.'.:,.I;. ''oaard
(c) Venetian Love Song ...,.. Nevin
Soprano
(a) Mother o Mine" ...... Tours
OBJ Sing. Snlile. Slumber'' 80, Gounod
Cello "Minuet' ,.....,....... Beethoven
Tenor
(a> THE Song That Ny Heart Is
n SINGING ......,..-.... MacDermId
(c) "Ann!e Laurie" ..
Violin. Souvenir" .....,....,...s.D .Drdla
Trio (violin, plano and cello) ..Arens&y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-21

G. T. Stayuer. composer and teacher.
selects pianos for people in and out OF
town. Write about il. sos Templetou
bldg. (Advertisement.)
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At Westminster Presbyterian.

Music for the services at Westminster
Presbyterian church this morning, De-
ccmber 81. will be as follows:
Prelude, March OF the Israeites".
Hymn. '.Hark, the Herald Angels
sing ,.....-...,-,-.....
Choir.
Offertory.
Cantata. Holy Night" Ashford
Choir.
Sermon.
Postlude, Gloria mass In e nat. A, andre
Miss Rose Su1tthen. director; Miss Janet
Williamson. crganist
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Special Programme
at First PRESBYTERIAN

At the First Presbyterian church serv-
ices this morning at IL o'clock the fol-
lowing special Christmas music VIII be
given.
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A good deal of excitement was caus-
ed Monday afternoon by a runaway
that might have terminated in serious
injury. While Mrs. Frank Drake and
daughter. Miss Gladys, Were driving
down Fort King, their horse took
fright and became uncomfortable. He
bolted and ran ACROSS. the corner at the
Presbyterian -cfrurch. almost upsetting
the buggy. fheu By Watula street to
OkIawaha avenue, along which he tore
at mad gaIl0p@1a the public square.
Mrs. Drake swung 10 the lines and
kept the horse inS the street but
couldn't pull MIN N. AS he passed
knight & LangS Mr. Will knight
made a brave but intellectual attempt
to stop him. The horse turned the
Ocala National Bank corner to go on
down Magnolia street. and here Judge
William Gober made him check up an
instant by waving his hat The judge
took advantage of the animals hesita-
ton to grasp the bride at the bits. and
after a brief struggle mastered him. 1t
was a plucky thing to do, and the
judge has been warmly complimented
on his bravery. Mrs. Drake and Miss
Gladys were not hurt. and both stood
their trying experience with bravery
and presence of mind.
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.gAA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
If you have any items for this de-
partment. call Phone 106.


In compliment to Miss CIarabel Cul
pepper and Miss Mary Skipworth. this
following formed merry and congen.
ial crowd going TO Heartsease. Mr.. o
B. Howses rustic camp on Si1veI
Springs to enjoy the day picnicing
Misses Clara Johnson, Annie Davis
Hope Robinson. Minnie Stovan. Adele
Bittinger. Hester Dewey, Rosebud Rob
inson, Kathleen Jackson, Messrs. O. B.
Howse. W. r. Gallagher. David Kirk
land. Jim Rentz. 4. p. Smith. Pete Nc
Tntosh, Whitfield Palmer, Capt C. T.
Howard. DR. Herbert Counts. Capt and
Mrs T. H. Johnson, Mrs. Frances
Howse. Mrs. Maud Horne. Messrs Al
fred Beck, Carlisle Izlar and John
Martin.
The crowd went out in automobiles,
some going at 10 o'clock and others
about noon. The usual picnic diver
sions. fishing, strolling, auction. etc.
made the hours pass pleasantly. About
o'clock a most sumptuous and appe-
tizing dinner. prepared by the young
ladies, was greatly enjoyed
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BASKET BALL AT THE
HIGH SCHOOL.

Much interest is felt by the friends
of the young players in the basket
ball game at the high school this af-
ternoon. 1t is being played between
the girls of the tenth and eleventh
grades, who have been praetieing with
great enthusiasm for some time.
The 1ineups- are follows:
Tenth grade-Center, Vivienne Ety.
c1eshimer; forwards, Susie Erwin and
olivia Tofaletti; guards, Annie Moor
head and Ruby Cappleman.
Eleventh grade-Center, Wenona
Wetherbee; forwards, Rexie Todd and
Annie Pope Eagleton: guards, Gladys
Martin and Louise Sanders.
Following is the yell of the tenth
grade:
Hollow walIow. hollow waIlow. hol-
low walIow he;
Hollow waIlow, hollow walIow; who
are we?
Hollow wallow. hollow wal1ow: can
you guess?
We are the Sophs of the Q. II. S.
The costumes of the charming young
players are said to be the prettiest
and Appropriated ever; but no coarse
hemale has been allowed to view them
when arrayed.