Evening journal., 1914-01-26
STUDENTS In
FIRST CONCERT
VOCaIiStS Under Direction Of
Miss Krumme to be heard
on Friday
PROCEEDS FOR PIANO
FOR HIGH SCHOOL

FOR the first time in. its history. the
musical talent in organized and su-
peryised channels. and the various
musical organizations under the di-
rection of Miss Nell C.. Krumme. SUI
pcrvisor of music in the city schools,
will make their first public appear
ance in a concert on next Friday
evening, in the school auditorium.
Miss krumme recognized the poss-
bilities OF the thousand voices in the
school, and set about last September
TO extend the work OF her department
by organizing classes and glee
clubs. The students have entered en-
Enthusiastically into the work which is
done outside of the regular school
hours Miss Krumme is especially
gratified with the interest that has
been manifested and the progress that
has been made. and in order that the
public may know more of what is be-
ing done along the line of musical in
structiOn and expression, has planned
a most charming evening in which
the class of 1914 and the boys and
girls glee clubs will participate, as
sisted by the Wilmington High
School Orchestra.
The proceeds Of the concert are TO
be devoted 10 the purchase OF a new
grand piano for the auditorium plat
form. Tickets may be secured If any
member of he various organizations
and at the Office of Principal A. II.
Berlin and may be reserved after to-
morrow at Buffers or Robelen's.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
Part /.
I. Overture, Wilmington High
School Orchestra.
2. Cantata, Charles f. Noyes, "The
Village Blacksmith" Glass Of 1914
and Boys Glee Club
Part II.
]. Echoes Of the Opera. air BY
Recker, Orchestra.
.. (a), On the Road to Mandalay,
Trevannon; (b) Kentucky Babe, Gel
bel; (c) Just Whistle up a Little
Low Tune, Parks; (dl All Thro' the
Night, Welsh air, Boys Glee Club.
3. Senate, Pathetique. Op. 13, L.
Van Theethoven; Grave, Allegro :
Adagio; Rondo Allegro John II.
Thoms. Jr.
4 "The Dear Little Shamrock" BY
Cherry. Alcssrs. Kecsey, Matthews
liorty, AIilano, Heyer, Lang. Jones ant
Wheeler.
Part III.
I. Lambs Gambol. Bendel. orchestra
,. Cantata, Barri. "The Flower
Queen" Cav Introduction and chorus
The r-rst Rays OF Morning a., Peep
ing tbl Far in the East, Pauline
Newell. lcl "Ilow Sweet to Dwell,
Edith Dandy. (dl Buds and Flowers
chorus. ,el "Harl,. the Gentle Breez,
is Stealing Anna Bowe. Irene johnson
! 90 "How Sweet the Hour choral re
citative. lel Round Thy Throne. {
Que n, We Gather" chorus. th'
Whilst We Lingcr Nigh to Thee" cho
raj recitative. til Pong Years Ago,
I lhalladi Flower Queen. Mildred Booker
/ 80 "The Fair Sun Shines" choral re
citetion. (kl away, Away, Thi
Happy Day finale chorus. d "Ierc
of the lsthmus,' Lampc, orchestra.
Those who viii take part are: "Ih'
Village Blacksmith Class l9l4-lielei
Alexander Margaret Almond. Haze
Amentrout. Selma Backrack. Mildre'
Booker, Anna Bowe. Sara Boyce. Heller
nmkc Ethel Calvert, Nellie Cassidy
Myrtle Castelow, Elizabeth Cooding
Marian Gookiu, Edith Groves, Ethe
Icrvis. Dorothy lIleitz, Regina kurtz
EVELYN Martin, Florence Melchoir, Ellei
/ Quimby, Aimee Ridings, Alma Ruth
/ Marian Ryan. Pauline Smith. Doroth.
Spring, Margretta Stradley, Josephin
Tatcri. Lila Neascy. Helen Walsh
( Laura Warren, Laura Wilson, Vera Col
Inns. Ellie Bradbury, Elizabeth Carsweh
Mildred Cleland. Nerla Collier, Roselam
Ephraim, Rebe Finger, Jean Fulton
Leah Garrett, Agnes Grant, Aiildre'
Hopes, Sarah Handlcman. Alice Jeifers
Irene johnson, Rebecca Little. Grao
Alccoughlan, Ozella Saivlle, Eleano