The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-08


some fifteen or twenty girls, with
fresh, sweet voices and well founded
musical knowledge for the club.
As a professional they sang
Gounod's Praise Ye The Father"
Which 10 wen adapted for a
marching song. Teach Me to Pray"
by Brown, Adore and be Still" by
Gounod and How Beautiful on the
Mountains" by Marion, were other
anthems which they sang exceedingly
well. 4a
The program was well diversified,
Misses Lucy Hall Pack. Miss Ellis and
Nj. Hunt were heard in solos, Miss
Katherine selby played the That's
Meditation during the offertory and a
lLartette composed of Messrs. Essling-
er, Hunt, Estes and HARRISON also
sang. Mrs. E. S. P'Pool gave as a
reading a beautiful selection from
George Elliot, and trio, which was
much appreciated, How Lovely Are
Thy Dwellings" was sung by Misses
Otta Stephens, Agnes McLain and
Pratt.
Miss Louise Walters accompanied
the choruses, Miss Stephens the solo
lists and Mis- Mary Neel accompanied
Miss Selby and Mr.. Hunt.
So:
Hutchison Music Club.
The Junior division of the Hutchi.
son Music Club met in regular ses-
sion Saturday afternoon at Miss Ethel
Powe's studio on Mcleod street. This
meeting was of especial interest to
the students. as Miss Powe had Of.
fered q prize to the one who collected
The most pictures of great musicians
and composers for her scrap book.
Much interest was manifested by
| each and every one, the spirit Of riv-
airy giving added zest. Little Miss
Katheryn Bilbo was the winner, hav
ing no less than S6S pictures in hel
book. Each picture had, of course
! 10 be approved by the teacher, and Il
was surprising the number collected
ard the amount of knowledge the chill
| drcu gained in the collecting. Ethe
and Maidie bennington and Kathleei
\ King each had over five hundred pic
! turcs. Eaeh and every one wa!
awarded picture in recompense fo
, their labor and the prize winner was
given two.
after the regular class lesson il
chord building and tonal work a pro
gram was rendered. These MONTH.
programs are tests in the work of thu
tudents and no special preparation Il
made for them, but they give evidence
to the conscientious and creditabl
work and the class meetings wnicl
are of much profit, will lead up to th
annual public recital to be given II
June The advanced section of thi
club will meet next Saturday at thre
o'clock. The program rendered Sat
urday was as follows:
tide in A Minor .......... Sartori'
Kathleen King.
Prairie Blo sons ,...........R Russell
Mary Green.
Little Miss Muffet .....,James Roger
Roberta Edwards.
Les Hirondellos .,.. ........Godar
Ethel bennington.
Giants ...... ........ james Roger
Edna Burke.
Spinning Song ........... ElmenrelcI
Janice Mayson
Fclonaise .......,,. .'....'.h .huiia4
Katheryn Bilbo,
Etude from Op. 46.............Hel'c
Goss Lee.
The Suns Goodnight. .......S Spauldin
Vivienne and Agatha Akers.
Fairy Footsteps ............F .Farra
Made bennington.
Little Jack Horner .....James Roger
Elizabeth Breland.
: Rustic Wedding ..........,Maso
Mildred Farley.
Etude in C. Major ....s. .Cgern
: Lucy Cragin.
:. s-.,
A Geography Party.
Little Miss Grace Carr was the hoi
oree at most delightful novel part
, Saturday afternoon, when her mothe
= Mrs. A. S. Carr, entertained twent
two little girls in her honor, at the
home on Laurel avenue. The pret'
affair was called Geography Party
A and the theme was carried out in
e most interesting manner. The Schl
!, dren were dressed in costumes repr
A.g.