The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-05

matte than in lyric passages, and his
enunciation is particularly good. Mr..
Pugh has keen sense of the melodic
line as displayed in his rendering OF
Gounod's Dio Posenti and Homer's
Requiem. His songs were divided into
three groups between the second and
third of which Miss Maude Beatrice
Beers, the violinist, rendered in mas
terly style a solo to the delight of her
auditors. Charles d. Fish at the pi-
ano proved an exceptionally able ac-
companist.
(a) OF Thee I am Thinking Margar-
tia, Meyer-H
OBJ 1 Send Ny Heart UP to Thee.
Prothertoe-B Browning
Co Dio Possente Gwen bravest
hearth. Gounod.
(a) A Song of the Hills, Carrie ia
cob Bond.
OBJ The Great Wind Shakes the
Breadfruit Leaf. Cadman.
Co The Rosary, NeVin.
A Souvenir Violin. Dirdia.
ca The Dawn, Guy D'Hardelot-
OBJ The Requiem. Homer.
Co On the Road TO Mandalay
Speaks.
I'D Invictus Brono-H HUM.
Encores; Indy dialect, Farewell TO
Thee.
Whitcomb Riley. a guest of the no
tel was in the audience
At the White Temple. Miami, the
Oratorio, Handel. was given and Mr.
Pugh carried the baritone solo parts
with much success and received favor
able press comments. While Mr.
Pugh is only q years of age. his re-
markabIe musical talent is plainly ap-
parent His ultimate aim is prepara-
ton for grand opera.
While in Topeka. Mr.. Pugh played
the cornet in the Masonic orchestra.
conducted by Mrs. E. H Anderson.
and sang in the First Baptist church
choir. He has studied under Mr..
Franklin Hunt of Kansas City. No,
and Madam Zelda of New York city
The Alta Vista club will hold It's
Kellam- The first meeting for the
month will be on Monday of next
week.
~ The Music Study club will meet
Thursday, February 3. with Mrs. Nor
ton Albaugh. The program follows:
Neutrality-suspicious. blancs. Pa
pillons noirs.
Miss Elsie Chapman
Widor i. Contentment; 2. Ave Maria
Mrs. B. 3. Smythe.
Wluor --.....-.'... Au SoIr
speaks NJ Orniny
Grant Scha efer - The Sea
Miss Una D. Berry.
Miss Beth wharton.
SpTOSS L Know
Miss Berry.
Lieurance .-...,... Romance OF Violin
Miss Gladys Cav.
ouilter Now Sleeps the Crimson Petai
Burielgh ---.------- Just 1o1
Miss Berry
+ + J.
The Crochet club will give a valen-
tine party Monday, February II. The
g.
room. and will be attended by eight
cen members of the club and two
guests. Mrs. Walter Wellhouse. of
Lawrence. and Mrs. George Burroughs,
of Buriinsame, formerly members.
Mrs. F. c. Beck will be hostess at a
meeting of the Friday Bridge-Lunch-
con club next Friday
The Art department of the Topeka
Federation Of Women viii meet
Thursday afternoon of next week at
three O'Clock. at the home OF Mrs. X.
W Coppedge
Mr.. Merrill Gage will make an ad-
dress, and will tell particularly OF the
work assigned to the great SCULPTOR
BorgIum, iE making a gigantic rnonu-
ment from a granite mountain in the
south. Roll call Will be answered
with items of information concerning
sculpturing-
A scheme for the protection of birds
in Topeka is to be tried this year
The plan is to be worked out under
the direction of the Bird House COM
mittoe, of the Forestry department of
the Topeka Federation OF Women
Mrs Charles Dillon is chairman Of
the committee, and the women assist
ing her are Mrs J. F Close. Mrs
". c. McDonough. Mrs. Clement
Smith and Mrs. o. f. Walker
These women have asked the man
ual training departments OF the
schools to have the boys in the cal