Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13
GIRLS GLEE CLUB CONCERT
 WAS ADMIRABLY GIVEN
Under Leadership of Miss Lucille o Lord Who Wrote Catchy Medley.

 One of the best concerts given by the Girls Glee club of the Academy was that on Friday evening at the Slater Memorial, where an eTthusias- tic audience that filled the hall ap- plauded the entire programme and called for numerous encores for both the club numbers and the solo selec- tions, The programme was given sn- der the direction of Miss Helen M. Kel- ly and the Boys Glee club assisted with one selection They had seats at the front of the hall and in the final number of the programme sang from there with the members of the Girls club who were on the stage. The concert began with two num- bers by the Girls Glee club Amaryllis YParlok) and Wake Miss Lindy CWar- ner), which were given q spirited and tunefal rendering that won recogni- tion and favor with the audience. They were followed by the selection. The Captain Song, by the Misses Lucille o. Lord, Irene $. Everett, Mona A. Driscoll, Ruth A. Barber, Maria T. Gallup, Elizabeth A Fillmore Dora whose work was notably well done, and was followed by another selec- tion, Night (Beethoven), Adagio from Sonata PathetQue, given by the Girls GIee club. with excellent effect. The first solo number of the pro-
 
 iyan, who was also the aCcompanist. Her piano selection was Polish Dance CSchwarenka) which was sympathetic ally and artistically rendered. She was presented a. beautiful bouquet.
 Two selections that were popular with the audience were next given by the Girls club and were Songs of Classes and Little OrDhant Annie CThomas).
 The double quartette followed this
  (Schumanu), in which the singers showed their admirable appreciation of the inuerpretative requirements.
 One Of the delightful numbers of the programme followed in a. soprano solo by the Cflee club leader. Miss Lucille O. Lord, whose well trained soprano voice was heard in the selection The Gypsy Dance (Brahms) and for an encore she responded with a pretty number entitled. A Birthday.
 The Boys Glee club made their one appearance upon the programme in rendering Sympathy from The Fire fly, for which an insistent encore was demanded and given
 An instrumental number that was eXcellenly given was a trio by Miss Christine Gregson. cello. Miss Mary Lester, violin, and Miss Ruth F. SuI- livan, piano, who first rendered Span ish Dance [NilhelTn POpp) and fol- lowed this with selections from High links (FrimD.
 Two soprano solos that were partic- ularly pretty numbers in the pro Sramme were given by Miss Loretta. F. IIISGinS, who was heard first in Rose in the Bud (Forsterb. with Chan son de Florian (Godard) as her sec ond number, and in response to the appreciatiye applause she gave Come Kiss Your Mammy Goodnight. Miss Higgins received the tribute Of a. beau tiful bouquet for her nleritorious work
 The final group was the medley ar ranged by the leader. Miss Lord, and the song \. F. A Both were sung with fine spirit by the Girls Glee club. Lords skill in the arrangement icf the words and music that made the medley bright and tuneful.
 The Girls Glee club organization is as follows:
 Lucille o. Lord, '16, leader: Ruth P. Sullivan, '15, accompanist; Chris tine GTegsen, '15, business manager
 First. SOpranos-GartFa Anderson, 15, Dorothy E. Alton '16, Miriam B. Bliss IS. Charlotte N. Christman 1T Margaret H. Donohoe '15, Mona A. DriscolI 'I5. Irene $. Everett '15 Abby C. Gallup IT, Christine Gregscn '15, Mary Lester 1T, Lucille o. Lord '1s, Agnes NJ Nelson 1T. Florence L. Will lIinsou 'I6.
 Second Sopranos-Ruth A. Barber '16, Josephine C. Conty '1S Althea F. Church IT, Margaret c. Coughlin IS, Laura Fields IS, Maria. T. Gallup '16, Loretta P. Higgins '16, Lucille L. How ard '16, Mary 4. Lord '16, Grace V. Mitchell IT. Leotta Dat 't6, Katherine E. Sullivan IS.
 First Altos-Mary Bresnahan '15. Mildred Grove IS. Elizabeth A, Eli more .'17. Agnes B. Ieahy TT, Marian 0. Palmer '16, Blanche M. Porter '16 Florence Thacher '1s.
 Second Altos-Harriet G. Adams '15 Barbara F. Allen 1T, Esther E. Allen IT, Annie 4. Bass '1S, Alice v. Cofe- man '16, Ruth c, Hiscox IA Dora NJ. Schwartz '16. Dorothy Wulf IT.