The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-08
SOCIETY NOTES


With the arrival Of Easter great
musical productions have ensued Tor
the entire week. Sunday all the
churches had special music and Tues
day evening the Boise Conservatory Of
Music gave their annual recital in
Carnegie Hall.
The music Of Easter Sunday in the
First Methodist Church was of rare
quality and exceptional artistic value.
In the morning Dudley Bucks Christ
Is Risen" was sung by the choir.
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The Thalia Quartette gave SPLEEN
did cantata Sunday evening in which
Mrs. Delane carried the soprano parts,
Miss Lundgren the alto, Mr.. Thrail-
kill bass and Mr.. d. T. Cook, tenor.
Mr.. Jack Kirnerlin of Silver City
was badly injured while working in a
mine Tuesday afternoon. Owing to
the Mr.. Kimerlin's accident, Miss
Leona and Charlotte Crete returned
to Silver Wednesday.
At the Presbyterian Church the
double quartette sang Dudley Bucks
"The Story of the Cross"
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The Cantata given Friday evening
in the First Methodist Church was
we'll rendered and appreciated by a
full house. Strainer's, THE Cruci-
fixion" under the direction of Mr.. D.
F. Cook was sung with such intensity
of feeling that the audience were held
entranced and it was with regret they
heard the last note of the beautiful
composition die AWAY.
Mr.. August and Lewis Crete re-
turned to Silver City after ascertaining
the convalesence of Mrs. Crete.
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Mrs. Ellen Mills, and Miss Ailleen
Shay of Jordan Valley, are staying at
the Grand Hotel while visiting in
Boise this week.
Mrs. Fl. Condor Of Riverside was
pleasantly surprised Wednesday after
noon when eight of her friends sur.
reptitiously dropped in. Music was
enjoyed and after a social hour re.
freshments served.
Miss Ruth Ames and Mr.. LloyC
Sybley gave picnic at Pierce parl
Thursday of last week although The
park is not formally opened the young
people contrived to make merry thu
day. Boating was especially enjoyed
About ten couples formed the party
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Wednesday afternoon the third di
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theBaptist Church gave musical a
the home of Mrs. Mark Coffin IL
N. 9Th St. The following programme
was given and enjoyed by apprecia
tive guests;
Piano solo-Miss Bessie Marshall
Vocal solo-Miss Marie Cottrell
Reading Miss Violet Zimmerman
Vocal solo-Mrs Fred Rosene; Voca
solo-Mr. A. Dunsworth; Piano duet
Miss Marshall and Miss Greenly
Pianologue-Mr w French.
The students recital given Tuesda,
evening at Carnegie Hall by the Bots
Conservatory of Music was in ever.
respect brilliant success and prove,
Boise to be the home of many talentet
young people The piano number
were given by students of Miss Lillian
Smith. The vocalists were students o
Mr.. Dwight Edrus Cook.
The two piano eight hand number
Hungary by Koelling was playe
with remarkable ability by Mrs. Vim
Healy, Miss Ina Fry, Miss France
Walker and Miss Ruth York
Any one who has ever tried to pla.
a two piano number realizes how diff
ficult it is to keep together. But tn
number was played without mistakes
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The vocal solos by Miss Antisel
were greatly appreciated, Els War Eli
Traum" by Lassen reached the heart
of all who understood the Significant
of the words.
Miss Game displayed her talent i
Chopin's "Berceuse" also her ac
compliments were artistically dainty
But the Lord is Mindful of Hi
own" Oratorio St. Pual7 bv Mendel
ssohn was detained in the rich alt
of Miss Della Lundgren. Her, %
the Shore" by Neidlinger was mos
beautiful.
Hark Harkl The Lark. Schubert
List, by Miss Meryl Kellernan wa
played with keen discernment.
MIR. George Brewster was one O
the finest on the programme Hi
: vocal solo, THE Tempest of tn
Heart by Verdi from III Travators
was most wonderful
The audience encored with enthusi
asm and Mr. Brewster responded wit
Tosti. dramatic, Goodbye"
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Mr.. Colon Oxford of DeLanar, i
in Boise receiving medical attention.