The Irish standard., 1914-11-21
Successful Musical
given by Seton Guild


given by Seton Guild
An excellent musical program was
given in the ball room of the Raids
son Hotel on Wednesday evening un-
der the auspices of the Seton Guild.
The Seton Guild choral club has under
taken some very extensive work along
musical lines and the program given
Wednesday evening justifies the pre-
diction that the work will be success
in every way. The object of the choral
club is to train voices for ensemble
and solo parts for church music and
public programs. 1t is the intention
of the club to present number of
light operas each year. Attention will
be given to sacred music which will
give an opportunity to those who de-
sire to fit themselves for solo work
and church music. The choral club
expects to present the English opera,
the Pinafore, by Gilbert and Sullivan,
in the near future. The choral club
is in charge of Nine. Mastinelli.
Every department of the Seton Guild
is very prosperous and the work and
responsibilities of the Guild have in
creased by leaps and bounds. A cafe
terra is maintained by the Seton Guild,
as we'll as rest and reading rooms for
girls, at 2O6 So. 4th st. Luncheon is
served each day from II a. m. The
Guild occupies one-half of the second
floor of the Franklin Building. The
rooms are opened to classes in English
grammar, history, English literature,
spelling, elocution, French, Italian,
sewing, china painting, millinery,
choral and orchestra work, and dane
ing every evening.
The club maintains a summer vaca-
tion home for girls at Seton Cliff on
Phelps Island, Lake Minnetonka. So
popular was this vacation home last
summer that the Guild has found it
necessary to extend it's quarters in or
der to provide space for the working
girls who wish to take advantage of
the opportunity offered by the summer
home at Minnetonka. The proceeds of
the musical program given Wednesday
evening were for the purpose of en-
larging the summer home. The fol-
| lowing is the program rendered.:
Program.
1. Blue Danube Waltz,
Richard Strauss
Seton Chorus.
2. Flue Solo ..............Se Selected
Mr.. Henry Woempler.
3. Tosti's Good Bye"
Miss Irene Walsh.
Miss Frances Walsh, Accompanist.
4. (a) ST Mes Vers Avaient-
| 1eralles ........... N. liam
(b) ''Your Smile"
Dorothy Forester
Mr.. Harris P. Gagnon.
Nine. Mastinelli, Accompanist.
| 5. Heart to the Mandolin"-Duet,
Parker
Misses Mae Corcoran, Sue Huston.
Miss Mabel L. Bacon, Accompanist.
6. "The Shadow song"-From
Opera Dinorah. Meyerbeer
Flute Obligato.
Mrs. Evelyn Ounsworth, Mr.. Henry
Woempler.
Nine. MastinelN, Accompanist.
z. Meditation-From That's,
Massenet
Mr.. Francis Pauly.
8. (a) where My Caravan
Has Rested. Herman Lohi
(b) "The Valley of Laughter"
Sanderson
Mrs. Helen Grennan Hermann.
Miss Agnes Prendergast, Accompanist.
9. A Musical Dialogue-Duet.
Meyer Helmund
Mrs. Evelyn Ounsworth, Mr.. Harris p.
Gagnon.
Nine. Mastinelli, Accompanist.
10. Selections-From Gilbert G Sulli-
vans Opera, "Pinafore."
Seton Chorus.
Mr.. Harris P. Gagnon. LAS Joseph
Nine. Mastinelli ............. Director
Miss Mabel L. Bacon. {. &. .Accompanist
II. Dancing ......... .Selb Orchestra
Chorus: The Misses Maud Tevogt,
Blanche Freeman, Irene Walsh, Mae
Corcoran, Sue Huston, l. Kisner. NJ.
sherin, Elsie Smith, Myrtle McGrane,
G. Goldinik, L. Lowry. Cecilia Drosky,
Mary Conroy. Grace Shannon, Frances
Walsh, Elizabeth Bacon, Ruth Keller,
Catharine Bailey, Catharine McKsne,
Bessie Hall. T. sarazin. M. A. Murphy.
Josephine Murphy. Geneieve McNally,