Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-04
PROF. agEo's RscIrAL.
Large Audience Of Music Levers o.
lighted az Methodist Church.

Large audience o. music Levers D.
lighted az Methodist Church.
The fourth annual concert OF the
pupils cs Prof. Herbert William Reed.
given at the First Methodist Church
last evening at Sis o'clock. drew q
large audience Of the music lovers Of
Bryan and College and the main audi
torium and Sunday school room Of
the church were filled.
Prof. Reed has made for himself .
reputation as one Of the best music
Instructors in this part OF the State.
and thu excellence OF his recitals and
concerts needs no comment from The
Eagle. ThS people Of Bryan and Col
lege look Toward with pleasant anti.
cipation 10 these annual recitals. as
the members OF the class are listed
among Bryan's most talented musi-
clans. and the instrumental and vo-
cal numbers are always OF the high
est quality.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with flowers and plants for the
occasion. which lent an added at
traction to the recital.
The Arrangement OF the program
could hardly have been improved
upon and the selections rendered
we're highly eomplimented by all
present.
Nineteen Of Bryan's most talented
musicians took part in the program
and the rendition Of each number
was enthusiastically received by the
audience.
The program consisted Of piano
and pipe organ solos. vocal solos and
duets and numbers by male and mix.
ed quartets.
The numbers sung by the Adelphic
Quartet. composed OF L. A. Spell. II.
W. Reed. L. S. Whitaker and N. A.
Miller. were warmly applsuded and
were among the most enjoyable num-
bers on the program.
The numbers OF the Harmony
Quartet. composed OF Mrs. Roy Dam
forth. Miss Evelyn Sanders. L. s.
Whitaker and II. w. Reed. were also
o. high order. but their repute and
ability as singers are so well known
as 20 need no commentator from
The Eagle.
Piano solos rendered by Misses
Bernice Harris and Bess Hines and
the pipe organ solos rendered by
Misses Annie Belle Bate and Fran
ces Mike we're also very greatly en-
loved and deserve special mention.
The Eagle would like to make
mention OF each number rendered.
but lack Of space forbids. and may
IL suffice to say that all who took
part in the entertainment acquitted
themselves with marked distinction.
The program as rendered was as
follows:
Part First.
Pipe organ. "Romance In Z Fit"
(williamsl. Frances Mike.
Four.part song Thou Art So Near
(Reichert). Harmony Quartet.
Voice. soprano. Roses" tLynes).
Mrs. J. c. WEIGH.
Piano. "Arabesque" tMeyer-Hei-
mund). Elizabeth Wilson.
Voice. tenor. Goodbye. Summer"
Nynesl, L. A. Spell.
Piano. Spring Dawn tMasca).
Ferne Dansby.
Voice. soprano. II Is Spring. Dear
Heart ashford, Florine Bate.
Fourpart song "Juanita" spanish
Melody, Adelphic Quartet.
Voice. eontralto. Sweetheart. Ny
Song Is Come" (sims). Lucie Chris.
tisn.
Part Second.
Pipe organ. Rustic Wedding
Scene" ASHFORD. Annie Belle Bate.
Fodr.part song. Loves Old Sweet
Song" tMolloy). Adelphic Qaurtet-
Voice. soprano. Singing OF You"
(Hawley). Mary Oliver Roberts.
l Piano. Polka de la RENE" (Rafs),
Bernice Harris.
i contralto and tenor. "Life's Dream
Is Ger" lAseherl. Lucie Christian
and L. A. Spell.
Piano. Fantasia in ID Minor" MO
zarO. Bess Hines.
Four.part song. Josephine"
(Kratzl. Adelphic Quartet.
Voice. soprano. when You Come
Home" squirrel. Mary shelburne.
Four-part song. Song Of the Bells"
Planquette). Harmony Quartet.