Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-03-14
TUESDAY MUSICAL CLUB
Observed Wisconsin Day, on Tuesday
March 7th.-Attended by Many
Guests.-A Charming Event.

March 7th, 1916 was set aside by
| the Tuesday Musical club to observe
| Wisconsin Day. The regular March
recital was given in the afternoon in
the hall of the Wausau club house, the
program having been arranged by Mrs.
I hreutZer, Mrs. Coates and Mrs
Heinemann, was largely attended
and very greatly enjoyed Out
side of the vocal numbers by Miss
Harger and the Tuesday Musical club
chorus, the program was rendered by
those from away. Mrs. ]. H. Stapleton
of Milwaukee, president of the Fedora
tlon OF Musical clubs, who has a state
wide reputation as vocalist, and Mrs
| ChaS. McLenegan of Milwaukee, added
greatly to the pleasure of all by their
excellent addresses. The Misses Mar
guerite Fitzgerald and Genevieve Fitz-
| gerald, of Fond du Lac, the former in
piano numbers and the latter in her
| Oriental and other dances, captivated
all. The program was as follows:
! "At Twilight" -Nevin
Spanish Tambourine Girl Schumann
Cradle Song" Brahms
Tuesday Musical Chorus, directed
by Miss Harger
Our National Federation and Our
| State Organization ------
Mrs. J. H. Stapleton, Milwaukee
Concerto E Flat Major" -------Liszt
allegro Maestoso"
"Runsi Adagio'
allegro Marziale"
Miss Marguerite Fitzgerald, Fond
du Lac.
Orchestral parts played by Miss
Genevieve Fitzgerald, Fond du Lac.
THE Relation of Associate Members
bers to the Club" ---------------
MI S. Charles McLenegan, Milwaukee
Oriental Dance
Miss Genevieve Fitzgerald
''Un bel di vedremo'-Madame But
terfy -------------------- Puccini
Miss Harger
Piano Solo -----------------Se Selected
Mrs. Isaac Witter, Grand Rapids.
Greek Interpretive Dances ---------
--------Miss Genevieve Fitzgerald
Indian Mountain Song ----Cadman
Cradle Song" --------------Sch Schubert
"Serenade' ---------- Mathews
Tuesday Musical Chorus.
A banquet followed the recital, it
being given in Cyrus Yawkey hall of
the First Universalist church, the La
dies Aid society of the church prepar-
ing and serving the excellent repast
The tables were reSplendent in their
decorations of cut flowers. A program
consisting of brief and most delightful
talks, followed. Mrs. L. A. Pradt pres
ident of the club, after commenting
upon the occasion, called upon Mr.
Pradt to act as toastmaster of the eve
ming, and his intrOductions were filled
with wit and humor which kept all
in excellent spirits. The following
were on the program:
Mrs. Stapleton-"Co-operation.'
j. l.. Sturtevant-"Public Encourage
ment."
Mrs. McLenegan-''The Gift Horse"
Mrs. r. W. Mutual Interest"
L. Marchetti- Music Lover"
Mrs. w. H. Nablo-"In a Garden"
Miss E. Roeser-"Music in the
Schools"
Mrs. j. w. Coates read Mrs. Pulling's
paper: Greetings from Marshfield."
Geo. K. Shields, the only gentleman
belonging to the club, took as his
theme, Our Steady
The program closed by all standing
and singing the Star Spangled Ban
ner."
The guests adjourned to the parlor
of the club where Mrs. Gogg sang
Willamette" and as an encore, Dad
dy's Sweetheart" with Mrs. Pradt at
the piano.
Mrs. Stapleton sang two numbers
with Mrs. Lenegan as accompanist.
Miss Genevieve Fitzgerald gave
three Greek dances with her sister,
Miss Marguerite at the piano. She
graciously responded to encores and
closed by giving the Highland fling.
Her dancing was of very high order;
beautiful and exceedingly graceful and
a source of pleasure to all present.
The members of the Tuesday Musi-
cal club are to be congratulated on
the splendid success of the event
the observation of Wisconsin Day
The following were present from
away:
Milwaukee: Mrs. H. j. Stapleton and
Mrs. Charles McLenegan.
Merrill: Mesdames Heilman, Smith,
Boles, Helm and Miss Spring.
Marshfield: Mesdames Mason, Nc
Cullough, Connor, Bly,, Schlaefer, Barr,
Bailey and Cundy.
Fond du Lac: The Misses FitZger-
aid
Stevens Point: Miss Kate Rood.
DAVID H. WRIGHT