The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-01
MOZART CLUB RECITAL
Delights Large Audience With First
Recital in School Auditorium


The members of me Mazsr; c.,,h
gave their first recital as an organized
body OF musicians in the auditorium az
the graded school ON last Tuesday AZ.
,eIhoon. a large audience was pres
ent ana each number on the program
was received with hearty round ~ ap-
piause The stage was beautifully de-
Cordted with streamers in the club col
ofs old Goid and Black. while punches
oi biack-eyed Susans scattered here and
,nere heightened the effect naturally
produced by seeing so many beautiful
young ladies' in one group The large
Mozart pennant, hanging in the back
ground completed the whole in a very
artistic manner.
Human hopes and human creeds.
r'aNe their root in human .eeds"
The Bach Club or Senior musical
BODY OF this city will probably reach
us zenith of perfection as an organi-
za'iofi III the line of giving recitais This
spring and summer After the wears of
i'-io should It exist at all it would not
nc a local organization. So in accord
WIN this II is highly fit that a club
should be formed to take the place and
garry on the high standard set by this
oody. therefore through the hopes and
needs OF the musical instructor Miss
nailou' who IS doing a great work in
,,mpressing true artistic ideas mon
net pupils as well as, raising the stan
dard OF the community in the annrc-
Citation and intelligent UNDERSTANDING
OF music. for a body to carry ont her
purpose along the lines set forth the
Mozart Club was formed with the
creed or motive. TO Cause Good Music
10 be heard in the Land" And IL one
NAV Judge by first recital of tb;s cInh
the place II will reach in latter ve,rs
one may well predic. that il will c,rrv
out IT'S creed in manner which tbey
mad not dared to even hope for
me program opened with a charming
Minuet by Mozart. setting before ,b.
audience the elegance, simplic;tv and
sincerity OF Mozart and creating true
musical atmospheres, for the remain
ger OF the program. This was well rem
dered by Misses Lettie w. McKinnev
faltie Perkins and Frances Embrv
ms was followed by the president's
aunress. Miss Matsy Grimes who has
nonor OF being elected as the first nre-
s'uing otficer of the club Miss Gri,nes
extended one of, II not the most charm
ing welcomes to those present ever de
riNered III rms city. She then made n
rev remarks on the establishing and
purpose Of the club after which he
knowledge and views OF the Rach
Iinb IN regard to Bach's emigration in
the May Flower were expounded and
shown IN kindly light. The address
was brought to close bv few cIe,r
concise sentences on the Club motto
setting before the conm.r;tv .he a.
my OF their motive and exhorting them
presence and kind advice.
The roll call was answered with
views on. or by Mozart. Miss lean
/. anton secretary, then gave the his
so.' OF ,he club and some of the plans
lot future growth and enlargement
The duet by Misses Eva Rankin and
Mamie Sloan. was a brilliant Mazurka
ny Iarl Bolm, and the execution was
very good
The paper by Miss Gertrude Gaines
was an admirable history of Mozart
ana original IN its conception. One of
tne heaviest musica, numbers was a
piano solo played by Miss Frances En-
Dry: ms was marked by clean fin
serins. clear execution. excellent ped-
aline and admirable work in the car
rylng out of her melody.
IN the choruses the club proved them
selves to be talented in vocal. as well
as instrumental music a merit which
cannot as yet be ascribed to the Bach
Club. "
A duet "A Cuban Dance" composed
by Gottschalk was given 6y Misses
Nancy +. Mckinney, and Annie "
Craig with all its southern voluptous-
ness. the Interpretation being good.
The Club journal was a hammer in
the hands of Miss Annie Green Wood.
to knock on the doors of the Bach Club
and indeed some of the raps went homo.
The climax was reached in Miss An
nette Wearen's piano solo "The Dawn
ct spring which was marked by the
brilliant sparkling and rapid execution
OF this young ladv
altogether 1t was delightful pro
gram. well given and those who attend
ed felt that their time had been wrv
spent and went away sincerely hoping
To enjoy another recital by this Club
in the near future.