Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-09
MILITARY MUSICALE.
Pupils of Miss Burbank Entertain for
 Benefit of Red Cross.

A military musicale in aid of the Danielson chapter of the Red Cross was given Friday evening in Phoenix hall by the pupils of and under the direction of Miss Emma A. Burbank.
 The hall was very prettily deco rated, bunting and national flags be- ing used. Norman Harvey, a pupil, and Lucien Lambert, both members of the Thirteenth company and in uniform, acted as ushers. Mrs. John c. Philips of Wauregan sang The numbers were splendid1y given and the attendance so satisfactory to the Red Cross fund.
 The programme follows:
 Piano duet, No Surrender Morri- son, Elsie Ray, Blanche Aillery: piano Francis Dembo; song. The Dream Cottage, Sparrow, Viola Mowry: pia- no solo, The Old Guard. Lemont, Earl Bassett; trio, Summer Now Hath Come Among Us, Wilson, F1orina Te- treault, Blanche Aillery, Alma Reach; piano solo, Stand by the Flag. Stults, Florence Lathrop; song. Woodland Voices. Godfrey, Agnes Corbett; piano solo, Dance of the Raindrops, Adams, Ella Young: song, Calling Me Home to You, Dorel, Aurea Gingrass; piano solo, Memories of the Dance. Linn, Harriet Whitman; piano duet, Music of the Union, Knight, Airline Babson, Eloise Babson: piano solo, Intermez- 70. Davis, Loretta Benac; ladies' quar- tette, 4 Dream. Bartlett, Emily Bridge, Ruth Arnold, Alma Keech, Brahms, Marianne Billings.
 Intermission.
 Selections during intermission: pia- no duet, America, Homer Washburn, ker Bell. Slater, Abbie Nelson; piano duet, The Brownies Story, Faber, Amy Wells, John Murphy; piano solo, Moonlight Reverie, Allen, Shirley Jackson; piano solo, Drifting Leaves,
 Part 2-Song, It's Up to the Man to Go, Squire, Norman Harvey; piano solo, Une Fete Madrid. Thome, Az nes Corbett: song, To Fairyland, De ing. Speaks. MT. Washburn; piano solo, Rondo Capriccioso, Mendelssohn, Marion Wood: song, Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes, Rathburn, Nora Woisard; song, The Enchanted Glade, Barker, MT. French; piano solo. Milf tary Polonaise. Crosse. Ruth Arnold; male Quartette, clarinet and xylophone Old virginny. Bland. Mr French, Mr Washburn, MT. Hutchins, MT Harriott, MT. Wood; song. The Deathless Ar my. Trotere, MT: Harriott; song, | Break O Day: sanderson, Iva Jones. Marshall, sung by Harold Hutchins | illustrated by Ruth Arnold; Carmena, | 1Spanish waltz song), sung by Emily | tSrldge, illustrated by Mrs Phillips; Bowl of Roses, Clarke, sung by Pearl | Regis, illustrated by Alma Keech; | Sweet Genevieve. Tucker, sung by | male quartet, illustrated by Emily | Bridge: Rosary, sung by Mrs. Phil 1 lips, illustrated by Nora Woisard, | tclarinet obligato by MT. Harriott); | America, I Love You, tableau, Dean | Whitman, Norman Harvey, Lucian i Lambert.
 Corpus Christi Procession.
 At St. James church the feast of | Corpus Christi will be observed to- with the usual special cere- monies including the solemn process sion of the Blessed Sacrament through the church grounds, providing the weather is fair.
 Canvass for Liberty Loan.
 A canvass by members of the Bus ness Mems association on Friday for to the Liberty loan | met with much success.
 Big league baseball scores free nightly at the Attawaugan hotel-adv , James c. Mason of Fall River was , visitor with friends here Friday.
 .Silvio Maynard is to enter the en- oloy of the United States government IS a wireless operator |