Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-26
SEVENTH ANNUAL RECITAL
 OF E. p. ROSES PUPILS.
Given With Herbert H. Smith, Violin
 ist, Assisting.

A social event Hooked forward to by the young people was the seventh an- nual recital of the pupils of Ernest P. Rose, which was held Thursday even- ing at his home on Stetson street.
 The house was very lovely in it's dec orat1ons. wfstaria vine with its long purple clusters of Blossoms, pink rose buds and the lovely Easter lily were used effectively as draperies and festoons, in the music and dining rooms and in the reception hall. A corner of the music room was very attractive, banked with palms, ferns and Easter lilies. The room was soft ly lighted with electric light with wis teria flower shades, all making a. pret- ty setting for the young misses with their dainty gowns and bright ribbons. More than a hundred parents and friends of the participants enjoyed the evening of music and all were enthu- siasttc in their praise of the well ar ranged programme and of the excel lent work of the pupils.
 Each number was well given, show ing careful study and interest to do their best, on the part of the pupil as well as a thorough and conScien- tious training of the teacher.
 MT. Rose was greatly assisted in the evenings programme by Herbert Smith who is a we'll known violinist. The two solos, The Pilgrims Chorus, from Tannhauser, and Poet and Peas ant Overture were greatly enjoyed and met with much applause. A piano duett by MT. Rose and William Doug las was a pleasing number of the pro- gramme. Following the programme, cake and ice cream were served by Mr. and Mrs. Rose. The programme was as follows:
 Angels Message Reverie, Fitzpatrick, wood, Lawrence Willie; Shower of Roses GaIop, Streabbog, Charlotte Bentley; Wild Flower March, Streab- bog, Gordon Grant; Sweet Flowers Waltz, Spencer, Catherine Leahey; At School March, StreaIbbog. Ralph Parker: Oriole Waltz, Hart Doris Hartridge,
 Flower Dance. Spencer. Matthew Sheridan; Wild Rose Waltz, Streab- bog. Marjorie McConb; Wayside Rose Fisher, Helen Dodd; Little Soldier March, Powell David Carlyle; liar Pilgrime' Chorus, from Tannhauser Wagner, Herbert Smith, E. P. Rose; Vacation March, Spencer, Wolcott Willie.
 In Rank and File March, Lange Catherine Dodd;- Duet, High Schoo gins; Linnett Waltz. Heart. Marion Hoffman; Song of the Flowers, Will ton, Ethel Goldberg; Nodding Daisies Pearls. Alice Gabois; Evening Star Hoist, Faith Curtis; Glide Waltz, Van derbeck, Mary Davis; Mazuka. Caprice Heins. Blanche Freeman.
 Love,s Token Reverie, Panella, Ro- sina Allyn; Sounds from the Ringing Rocks, Walters, Madeline Kelley; Moonlight Reverie, Alen. Olga Grebe; Sweet Memory Bells, Read, Anna Driscoll; Mazurka, Helms, Marjorie Poole: Alpine Horn, Schirner, Anna Mulcahey; Dorothy March, Smith Adeline Rossoll; Rustic Dance, Evelyn Beard.
 Sweet Recollection, Hoffman, Ruth Woodmansee; Dance of the Wild Flowers. Wenrich, Susan R. Wilcox; Fifth Nocturne, Leybach, Dora Du- fresne; Humoresque, Dvorak, Sadie Smith; Reverie. Ellis Blanche Arm strong; Wayside Chapel, Wilson, Cipa Rosenberg; Woodland Waltz, Metcalf Sibyl Kilroy.
 Shadow Time Reverie, Johnson Mary Smith; In the Cloister, Lange Lois Manning; Polka - Brilliante Moeling, Mary Kelly; Grand Calop De Concert, Rolling, Miriam Bergstresser; Mountain Spring, Bohm, Frank Will. Fred Manning; Duet scherzo Bril. Iante, Op. 19, SponhoItz, E. P. Rose and William Douglas; Poet and Peas. ant Overture, Suppe, Herbert Smith, E P. Rose.