Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-22
SIXTH ANNUAL RECITAL.
Programme Given With Much Credit by Pupils of Miss Lena c. Boudreau.


 Nearly 250 parents and friends were present at the 6th annual piano-forte recital and musicale given by the ju- nior pupils of Miss Lena, C. Boudreau at Buckingham Memorial on Monday evening. The programme was divided into two parts, the first part being de- voted entirely to the work of the ju- niorapupils, none of whom are over 13 years of age and in the second part, Miss Boudreau was assisted by Miss Sadie DriscoI. sof5ist and Miss Mar garet D. CCyle, violinist, of New Lon don.
 Miss DriscoH's selections were, In a Garden. and A Perfect Day (encore), and Miss Coy1e rendered Schubert's Seranade, and for an encore Melody in F, Rubenstein.
 All the numbers on the programme were finely rendered the children showing remarkable technique and re- fiecting the excellent training given them by their teacher, Miss Boudreau, ,7dieses Mildred Whipple of Westerly and Betrlce Green made an unusually good showing Although neither is over 13 years of age, they are much in advance over the other members of the class. The many present at the recital manifested deep interest throughout the programme and ap- plause was generously showered on those who took part.
 The programme was rendered as follows:
 Overture, Misses Mildred Dorothy WhippIe, Lena C. Boudreau; duett, Wild Flowers and Butterflies, Misses Katherine Lee Burns, primo; Elaine Lowell DeMonte, secondo; Sweet Clover Blossoms, Spaulding, Miss Irene Mccarthy; Little Princess Polka, Ju- Jus Becht, Miss Katherine Lee Burns Loves Chidings, Julus Becht, Miss laine Lowell DeMonEte; duett, III
 
 Disco, primo; Viola Irene Waltz, sec ondo; Schmetterlinge. The Butterfly, W. Leige, Op. 52, Miss Helen Loretta Bundy; Cherry Blossoms, Intermezzo Bert Anthony, Miss Viola Irene Waltz; Spring Showers, Polka de Concert Lincoln, Miss Mary Eylizabeth Bundy; duett, Our Gallant Defenders, March Militare, Ferber, Misses Beatrice Rosa mond Green, primo; Grace Patricia Young. secondo; Whisperings of Love Valse Senentale. c. Kindl, Miss Laura CIotidia Foley.
 Convent Bells, Reverie, Policeman Miss Cora May Disco; duett, The Palms. Faure, primo, Miss Mildred Dorothy Whipple; secondo. Beatrice Rosamond Green; Playing Waters Morceau de Salon, Bohm Miss Mar garet Teresa Donovan; Twittering Birds, George Stevens, Miss Grace Patricia Young; Showers of Stars, ca price, Paul Wachs, Miss Beatrice RQs- amond Green; Alpine Horn, transcrip- tion. Schirmer.- Miss Mildred Dorothy Whipple; duett, Danze Espagnole Bohm. Misses Mildred Whipple, Bea- trice Rosamond Green.
 Part II: Sparkling Stars, Bohn. Misses Sadie Agnes Driscoll, Lena c. Boudreau; vocal, In a Garden, W. Rhys Herbert. Miss Sadie Agnes Dris- coll. To a Wild Rose, from Woodland Sketches, b Will o. '-the-Wisp, DlcDow- ell; Shubert's Serenade, violin solo, Miss Margaret D. Coyle; Whispering Winds, Mazurka Caprice, Wallenhaupt Op. 3S, Miss Beatrice Rosamond Green; La Chant du Ruisseau IdyIle, Theo Lack,f Op. 92, (Song of the, ,Brook) Four Hands, 'Spidal, Misses Green and ,Boudreau.
 Just after the overture, Miss Elaine DeMonte, the smallest member of the class presented Miss Boudreau a handsome basket. of Killarney roses in bcralf of her classmates.
 On the reception committee were Mrs Thomas Burns, Mrs. Nelson Dis co, Mrs. Weslyn Whipple of Wester- Iy and Miss Amelia Boudreau. Jo- Eeph Lee distributed programmes and Michael I. Dwyer and Joseph A. Don- nelly acted as ushers. Among those who honored the recital with their presence were. Rev. John H. Fitz- maurice of this city and Rev Richard F. Morrissey> of Voluntown.
 The rooms were pretilly decorated with potted plants, and choice cut flowers 3f%