The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-10

pose What is the taste for art?''
Chrome art; children ara feeding
their minds continually on it
Nv hat i our taste for music" We
are living in rag-time age" She
= not opposed altogether 10 rag
time but !she emphasizes that the
saind must not be fed too much on
/ popular music for the words are
food for vulgar suggestions and in
uncuijvated minds produce undesir-
able results.
Miss Hamilton is sincere in all
that she SAYS and her numbers on
the program can not help but bear
fruit OF the highest grade Her talks
are filed with inspiration
This afternoon Miss McLaren gave
the charming story OF "Rebecca of
Sunnybrook Farm ;" and not a min
ute during the whole performance,
did her audience lose interest ~
seem bored
The Sign of the Gross this Evening
At this evenings session, the Rob-
ley Male Quartet will be heard again,
and Miss Gay Zenola NcLaren will
present, The Sign of the Cross
Following is the program for this
evening and the days following.
100 p. m.-Singing, Robley Male
Quartet
Miss Gay zenola Ma. Laren. pre-
senting, The Sign of tie Cross
Wednesday, MARCH, nth
10 a. m.-Opening exercises of the
Grand Lodge X. of P.
II a. nc. L. S. &C. Round
Table-Miss Hamilton.
2:3O p. m.-Robley Male Quartet.
Junior Chautauqua. Stories for
the children by Mrs. Locking.
s p. m.-Full concert and playlet
-Robley Male Quartet.
The Orchestra Comique, direction
Of Miss Dolly Randolph Given just
for fun among our homefolk Opens
at $50
Closing words, prophecies for an
other year. Adieux.
Orchestra Comique' Tomorrow Eve
The most amusing part of the
Chautaudua will come tomorrow ev-
ening with the presentation of the
"Orchestra Comique," of which the
following is the program:
/. Full orchestra. stars and
Stripes" OPP. 10000
, Solo for double bass. Peg O
| Ny Hear" Miss Marguerite Porter.
3, Fuge arranged for orchestra,
Three Blind Mice
! 4 Solo, melancholique for from
bone, Rocked in the Cradle of the
| Deep Albert Gerig.
;. Duo for tuba and bassoon,
| Down by the Old Mill Stream
Miss Cecile Downs and Mr. Clifford
Anderson.
6. Wood-wind choir, Messrs. A.
f Gerig. J. J. Gerig. Clifford An
derson, Pat Anderson. Frank An
thony, Ted Drake, Usher Norwood.
INTERMIssION PROGRAM
Violin, "Minuett" (Beethoven) !:
'Serenade' (Pierne) Miss Ran
dolph.
Reading. Higher Culture in Dix
lie" dorothy Dix.-Miss Mary Lee
Hill.
Vocal. Spring Song Crank
Hynes) Cecile Downs Violin
obligato Miss Randolph.
Quartet-Nessrs Frank Gates
Harry Cole, Pat Anderson and Ted
| Drake.
I. Orchestra fantasy.
| s. Ocala's A, B, c Book read by
Mr.. Anthony.
9. Caprice for saxophone.
10. Orchestra. Songs You Ought
to know''-Nr Usher Norwood.
| IL. Revere appassionate for
harp, Love Ne and the Worlds
Mine''-Miss Alice Bullock.
-. Hymn national, orchestra and
| duuleuSe.
PERSONNEL
Violins Misses Music Bullock
: Ellen GARRISON Murry. Bessie Mac
Kay. Marie Won Engelken, Stella
Camp.
Double basses-Miss Marguerite
: Porter. MI Wilson.
= NoIInc Na1car Mr. Tp(
Drake.
Trombones-Mr. Albert Gerig
: Mr. Pat Anderson, Miss Kane, Mr.
Collier.
Bass ons-Mr Clifford Anderson
Nr. Collier, Miss Josephine Bullock
Miss Mary Burford.
: Cymbals-MiSz Rosebud Robin
son. Miss Elizabeth Davis.
Tuba-Ti1s Ceci1e Downs