Evening journal., 1918-06-28
B|SH0PSTEAD FETE
ARTISTIC SUCCESS
Friends of French War
Orphans Swell Fund for
Their Relief
MUSICAL PROGRAM
PROVES FEATURE

The Bishopstead lawn fete, given last
night by the Junior Auxiliary to raise
funds for the support Of the orphaned
French children whom they have
adopted, was a financial and artistic
success. There were many visitors yes
terday afternoon and evening TO the
beautiful grounds surrounding Bishop
kinsman's residence.
In the afternoon the Boy Scouts, Of
Old Swedes, under the direction or
Garrick Mallery. Jr.. drill master, gave
drill. and after saluting the flag,
sang my Country 'Tls OF Thee
The musical program was largely
provided by the pupils OF Miss Edna J..
Bradaeld and Miss Annie 7. Flynn, with
special solos by Miss Esther Bancroft.
The musical program for the after
noon was as follows:
Dance by Dittersdorf NiOlins, Bea-
trice Berman, Albert Gluckman, Louis
Catz, Oscar Stern and r. Psrvls, with
Hildreth Harris at the piano.
Violin solo, Badinage, by Gabriel
Marie, played by Frances Worthington,
with Jane Ramsay at the piano.
Piano solo la) Waltz, BY J. II.
Rodgers; d.. Hungarian Battle Song.
by Reinhold. played by Hildreth Harris.
Violin solo, Concerto, d. Major (Alle-
gro moderately, by P. Seitz, played by
Hilda Brand. with Sybll Brand at the
piano.
Songs (al, 81 Mes Vers. by Reynoldo
Hahn; o., Elegle, by Massanet; (c),
So jetais iardinier. by Chaminade, sung
by Miss Esther Bancroft, with Mrs. Ed
ward H. Barlow at the piano.
Piano solo: (a) Clair dc Lune, BY
Mcdowell, d. Dance. Andalouse, by
Mcdowell, played by Jane Ramsay.
Violin solo: Serenade Of a Martial
Rabbit, by II. Leonard, played by Bea-
trice Berman, with Jane Ramsay at the
piano.
Songs. by A. W. Finden: (a) Far
Across the Desert Sands. (bl Where
the ALBANIA Flows, (cl Temple Bells,
song by Miss Esther Bancroft, with
Mrs. Edward II. Barlow at the piano.
Violin solo, Theme with Variations,
Op. 4, by de Beriot. played by Herman
Greenbaum, with Sybil Brand at the
piano.
Piano solo, by Rachmaninoff ta)
Serenade. B minor. ,bl Impromptu.
by Hugo Reinhold, played by Sybii
Brand.
Hungarian Poem. by Korbay, Nio-
Inns, played by. Herman Greenbaum,
and Louis Catz, with Jane Ramsey at
the piano.
Address by Mrs. William C. Speak
man on Experiences in France.
The evening program from Z until
9 o'clock was as follows:
Song: The star Spangled Banner.
Concert-Violin Duets: ls) Angels
Serenade. by Braga, (b) Keep the
Home Fires Burning. played By Misses
Margaretta and Constance dupont
and Miss Sophie dupont at the piano.
Violin solo: Fifth Nocturne, by Ley
bach. played by Miss Msrgaretta du-
Pont with Miss Sophie dupont at the
piano.
Songs: la) 81 Mes -Ners. by Reynol-
do Hahn, tbl Eligie, by Massanet. lc)
81 Jetais pardinier. by Chamlnade,
sung by Miss Esther Bancroft with
Mrs. Edward H. Barlow at the piano.
Violin duets: la) When the Great
Dawn Is Shining. lb) There's a
Long. Long Trail. played by Misses
Margaretta and Constance dupont.
with Miss Sophie dupont at the plano.
gNuHcs kaN juan VI 4lANF AAFf sNAI
Calling You; d. The End Of a Per-
feet Day, sung by Master Albert Dick
lnson, with George Henry Day, +. A.
S o. at the piano.
Violin solo: The Gavotte, by Gas
sic, played by Miss Constance dupont,
Miss Sophie dupont at the piano.
SONGS by A. W. Finden: ls) Far
Across the Desert Sands; tb) Where
the ALBANIA Flows; lc) Temple Bell.
sung by Miss Esther Bancroft with
Mrs. Edward II. Barlow at the piano.
Song: The Two Grenadiers. by
Schumann, sung by George Henry Day.
F. A. 5. O.. with Mrs. Day at the
piano
Song, Little Miss L. s. A.. by Miss
Martha Sadler.
Address Mrs. William C. Speakmsn.
Niolins. The Marseillaise. Misses Mar
garetta and Constance dupont. Miss
Sophie dupont at the piano.