The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-29
MUSIC RECITAL
At 1T. John Hall Friday Night BY
Pupils OF St Patrick
School


Wizards of the bow and masters
of the keyboard" during two hours
held the attention of a spellbound au.
dience Friday night when the piano
violin and voice pupils of the music
department of the st. Patrick schools
appeared in a recital at the st. John
Hall. Rapt attention was given each
rendition, the appreciation of which
was shown by the heartiness of APP
plause which followed. Grown OF
Triumph" the title of the opening
number. could aptly have been applied
to each succeeding number, for each
was rendered in a manner which was
q real triumph to both teachers and
pupils.
Brilliant was the playing of the
Misses Eppensteiner and Willett
whilst the dance of the sunshine ran
through the Happy Waltz" as glee-
fully executed by the little tots, Helen
Dinger and Mary Jane Harting. The
duo, Dixie Land" by the Brown bro
theirs, had to it distinctive touch OF
the semi-trops, so understandingly
these young lads played it. A beautiful
effect was given to the violin duet by
the well-night faultless playing OF
Francis Conner and Myles Brown. The
Seller number, presenting Irish folk
songs, was played by John Francis
O'Donnell in manner that "tickled
the toes" of every listener in whom
there ran the blood OF the Celt. Little
Anna Collins. Mary Kirwin and Cath
crime Brown enthralled their listeners
by the sweetness OF their playing,
whilst the violin duo by Moret, played
by Misses Tolle and Malone, a piece OF
exceptionally high order, earned the
continued applause the critical audi
ence bestowed.
The full program as rendered is as
follows:
Crown of Triumph, piano duo,
Atherton-Irene Willett and Bertha
Eppensteiner.
Chorus of Silver Bells, Birch, vocal,
Juniors-Helen Dinger and Mary Jane
Harting.
Orchestra-La Tipica, Roeder-Ac-
companists, Elizabeth Puron, Eithnea
ODonnell and Irene Willett.
Dixie Land, piano duo, Lorin-Louis
and Thomas Brown.
Fanfair des Dragons, piano duo,
Boscovitz-lrene Gantley and Mary
Malone.
Song of the Sea Shell, violin duo,
krogmann-Myles Brown and Francis
Conner
March des Tambours, piano duo,
Lerman-Elizabeth Kubel, Margaret
Dooley and Catherine Feltus.
Japanese Love Song, vocal, Thomas
Margaret Alice Tolle.
Echoes from Erin, piano, Seller
John Francis O'Donnell.
Siguidilla Spanish Dance) Hoist
Piano. Bertha Eppensteiner, Mary
Gaebke and Anna Burkhardt; casta-
nets, Mary Malone and Margaret Alice
Tolle; triangle, Helen Burrows;
tambourines. Joseps Collins and AL
bert DoOley.
Narcissus, piano, Nevin - Irene
Gantley.
Petite Symphonic, violin duo, v. Mo-
ret OPP. 74-First violin, Mary Malone;
second violin, Margaret Alice Tolle.
Pickaninnies. piano trio, MolineuU-
Anna Collins. Mary Kirwin and Cath
crime Brown.
Little Sam, character sketch, Hays
William Howard Gantley.
Our Boys. piano duo, Anschustz-
Eithnea ODonnell and John Francis
O'Donnell.
Midsummer Nights Dream, piano,
Mendelsshon--olivet Clooney.
The Chase. piano duo, Rolling OPP.
56--Mary Malone and Elizabeth Pur-
don.
A Rose in Heaven, vocal. Trotere-
Dorothy Short.
Melody In F. violin. Rubenstein-
Mary Malone.
Japanese Song and Drill, Saulding.
The Cloister Clock, piano duo, Kun
kle-oliyet Clooney and Irene Can't
ley.
Norma, piano. Bellini-Mary Malone.
Orchestra, Ursula Gavotte, Hazel
Members OF Orchestra-First vio-
Inns. Mary Malone. Margaret Alice
Tolle. John Francis O'Donnell and
Albert Dooley; second violins, Joseph
Collins and Margaret DAILY; tambour-
ines. Louis Brown and William How
ard Gantley; triangles, Anna Collins
pianos. Eithnea O'Donnell. Elizabeth
Purdon and Irene 0aRtley.