Evening journal., 1919-01-15
CRISP CRULLERS
TICKLE PALATES
OF CITY SINGERS
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timers rang melodlously out, echoed by
High School walls that had not heard
them for years past. The effect OF the
honest sturdy old tunes was charming.
Mr.. Barnhart made several announce
ments, one that the voluntary collec-
tions at The sing held last week In the
Hotel dupont had amounted TO $50. A
second announcement was that a big
spring sing is In prospect for the city
Mr.. Barnhart Is desirous that the com
munity chorus shall exercise its talents
upon some music really worthy Of It's
me capabilities. He has often praised
the quality OF voice and technic at the
choruses, and wishes TO have them
learn new selections that they VIII be
proud to give in concert form. The
tried and true little tunes now familiar
to all the community chorus will, how
ever, still come In handy as a relaxs-
ton from the more important work.
and VIII still be sung In order 90 make
everyone feel sociable and at home.
The community VIII feel a friendly
curiosity about next weeks sing, as it
IS TO be led by Frederic Watson, Mr..
Barnharts right hand bower and popu-
lar aocompanist. Mr. Barnhart told
those present last night that he could
recommend Mr.. Watson as
an inspiring sing leader, and no new
hand at the Job.
Mr.. Barnhart himself will be out in |
the Dakotas at farmers convention |
next week. He told the chorus last |
night that he had recently had talk |
In New York, with General PersbinQ's |
orother, who had described at length /
tne great prevalence Of I. w. w. and |
5ocialistic propaganda throughout the
West II was a menace to America.
he said
MT. Barnhart said his chief idea IN
going West was TO inaugurate the com
hunlty sing In the West as an anti
lote 10 this Bolshevik propaganda He
uouehJ patriotic song, and friendly
lehocratlc assembling together. would
'e an invaluable safeguard against an
rchistic discomfort and 'misunder-
landing OF each other by Americans.
ie recommended the local chorus TO
emember this Offset 10 false European
aeas was its chief cause for being.
BY this time, the door Of eoffee was
ragrant In the air. The members Of
ne chorus, armed with the cup and
poon they had been told 70 hiring
escended chattily in merry groups fo ,
he lunch room. I
There, the long flles of peopIe nassed I
y mounds Of doughnuts, TO which
icy were literally helped by the mem {
ers OF the entertainment commiffee I
There was no limit on the doughnufs
unsry singers were welcome TO come !
ack and get two or three more. The I
oushnuts were crisp, hot, delicious,
~ helted IN the mouth. They were q
iade in the Steinle Bakery. 1
Partner on, the singers held out their a
ips ana received steaming hot coffee. 9
oelectaDle SAVIOR. The coffee came :
ON the Deakyne Cafe. d
WIN this good cheer, and a paper y
spkln' the singers made their way 10 Z
I'M happy, laughing groups at the y
aIlous llttle lunch tables There was /
ot an atom Of stiffness in the lunch Q
pom atmosphere. Il was one grand I
Ole Tor all. As the mood seized them.
ie groups started rounds or bits of
'ngs. Enough anecdotes were related 3
III a nUOks
The cups were an interesting sight S
ley varied in size and dimensions Y
ON the big, new tin cup, favored bv q
r; Barnhart, who was the life of the
lthering. to dainty, little hand-painted 1,
lairs brought by pretty girls. al
Ihere were some doughnuts and OF
ffee left over. after the sing and dl
ese were taken down TO the Twelfth
ittalion barracks today, TO the SOL
sr lads, with the compliments of The
immunity Singers. Of
A little surprise greeted Barnhart and pc
atson when they stepped upon the re
lge Of the High School last night in
Ie chorus Immediately broke into the to
pended song. TO the tune OF. oWhen
hnny Comes Marching Home Again: Ne
hen Harry and Fred come march to
ing in, ST,
iurrah Hurrah
Ell give them a hearty welcome then.
lurrah Hurrahl
q ladies' will cheer, the men win tn
shout, wi
e community Sing will all turn out Oh
d we'll all feel gay when No
r leaders come marching In