Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-31
THE POP CONCERT
THIS THURSDAY EVENING


at the Armory Thursday evening prom
Uses to be one of the popular events of
the season. 1t is being held under the
auspices of and for the benefit of the
Railroad Y. M. C, \. and a number Of
local people are assisting to make 1t
a succession every way. In addition to
the concert and reception, tables will
be placed about the hall SO that all
who wish can secure refreshments.
Promenades will be arranged So that
the people can move about and meet
each other. 1t is earnestly hoped by
those in charge that the hall will be
filled for everyone will be assured Of
a pleasant way to watch the old year
out and the new year in and in addf-
ton will be giving assistance to wor-
thy cause.
The artists: Miss Parkman, Miss Pool
er, Miss Blanche Walker. Mr.. Mareoux,
Miss Bessie Levine, Master Edmond and
Miss Gladys Joler, Miss Arnold. Master
George Beaubreau, Miss Georgia Bowie,
Mrs W. S. Simpson, DIR. Leroi Caise
d'Auquetil, Rev. Charles F. Robinson,
H. T. Drew, Methodist Sunday School
Orchestra, II. T. Drew director.
Opening Orchestra,
Methodist Sunday School.
Japanese Love Song
Edmond and Gladys Joler.
Cornet solo-Polkis Remembrance of Lib
craft, j. .. casey
Reading-Aunt James First Trip in
Mrs. w. S. Simpson.
Piano solo-Three airs from Tulairs:
a. La Musique de Tulaire,
b. Chanson de Mutt,
C. Tulaire Est Mort,
d'Auquetirs Opera
DR.. Leroi Caise d'Auquetil.
BY the Beautiful Sea,
Fishers Hornpipe,
Bessie Levine and George Beaudreau.
Orchestra.
soprano solo-seected.
Miss Parkman.
| Gesture Danee-High land Fling,
Gladys Joler.
Viola solo-Serenade, Gounod
Rev Charles Robinson.
Soprano solo-Chanson Provincale,
Miss Pooler.
PeaaensIa Baptiste Game Home.
Mrs. W. S. Simpson.
Violin solo.Bereeuse, Joceiyn Goooaro
| Tenor solo--I Hear You Calling Me,
Mr.. Marcoux.
! Orchestra.
| Solo-Selected,
| Bessie LevinA
Gesture Dance--Irish Washerwoman,
Bertha Arnold.
Mezzo-soprano solo-May Morning, Denza
| Miss Walker
| piano solo--Three Preludes. Chopin
ria''o ' DR.. Leroi Caise d'Aquetil.
Tenor solo--For You Alone, Gieii
Mr. Marcoux
Violin soIo-Northern Song, J. Fl. Rogers
| Rev. Chas. Robinson,
| Orchestra.
Accompanies. Mrs. Edison Goodrich
MePhail grand piano used; victrola,
| Victor Co.
The executive and general commit
tee in charge of the popular New
Years eve concert are as follows:
Committee on program, Mrs. Fred
erick E. Boothby; catering and menus,
Mrs. T. F. Cowan; subscription and
| application for tables, Col. r. T..
Boothby; general admission tickets,
Ralph ]. Patterson; decorations, Mrs.
F. p. Drake; publicity and advertis-
ing. Mrs. George o. Angel; general
secretary, F. L. Thornberry; wait
resses and walters, Miss Ruth ABBOTT.
McPhail Grand piano and Victrola
from Wentworth's music store; chairs
from Redington & Co.
The mattresses: Edith Pattangall,
Florence Stobie, Barbara Allen, Mar
earet Arnold. Martha Terry, Marion
Springfield, Lucille Foster, Gertrude
Percival, Grace Pattangall, Ida Tur-
ner and Yeette Clair. Walters: Stephen
Abbott. Cyril Jolly, Dick Bryant,
Russell Bryant, Russell Davis, Frank
, L, Thayer, Don Flood, Webb Patter-
} son, Willard Arnold. Don Foster, Lull
Bryant, Howard Hill.
} Special car service authorized after
, concert by Waterville, Oakland
Fairfield Railway Co.
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