South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20
CLUB GIVES FINE
MUSICAL PROGRAM
Progress Club Members ES-
tabIiSh Excellent Record
During Entertainment.

Members of the music department
of the Progressie club appearing in
most delightful recital yesterday
afternoon in the Progress club rooms
before the general club and its guests
established another enviable pro-
gram in the organizations record for
atmosphere was achieved in the
setting of the stage which was CEN
tered with a large reed basket filled
with dainty spring flowers, and IL
Illuminated with a beautiful floor
lamp, rose-shaded.
The outstanding feature of the re-
ciTal was the fact that with but two
or three exceptions. the entire pro-
gram was rendered by department
members, ali of whom contributed
i'm a large degree to the excellence
OF the presentation. Deserving of
especial mention was the rendition
of Spross' ''Valse Caprice" ar
ranged for two pianos. as played by
Mrs. G. A. Farabaugh and Mrs.
of attack and shading coupled with
the tuneful harmony and lovely
arpeggios of the score made the
number most pleasing Another
number received with merited en-
/ thusiasm was the Trio" from
Faust" by Gounod, as sung by Mrs.
/ Robert Holverscheid, +. c. KoOs
| and Paul Anderson. The artists were
/ forced to respond to an encore, gra-
ciously responding with a repeti-
ton of the last motif OF the trio.
will o. the Wisp," by Spross,
rendered by Mrs. Rodney Talcott,
Carpenters The Odalisque," by
Mrs. ]. A. Rode, soprano, and sun
set" by Dudley Buck, sung by Mrs
w. e. Bryan were also most cordial
~ received, as were the two delight
full choral numbers by the Progress
club chorus.
Instrumental numbers by Miss
Vernice Elbel pianist, Miss Vida
Shonts, violinist, and Miss Maud
Weber pianist, were other pleasing
features OF the well balanced pro-
gram.
Mrs. George Fulmer chairman of
the department, in introducing the
lartists on the program, spoke of the
work Of the department during the
past year when American compos-
ers and compositions have been the
study topic. The program of yester-
day was chosen with this feature
especially in mind.
/ ha .
the Progress club will be held, at
which time reports from all branches
of the body's activity will be read
and outlines for the coming year
discussed according to an announce
ment made at the business IL Getting
I preceding the recital.
The complete program of yester-
day follows:
A Song of Liberty $500. Mrs. Beach
Chorus.
Piano--Polonaise Americana go.
Mrs. Charles Huff.
/ The Slave Song .........D Del. ReigO
! VIII o. the Wisp ............S pross
Mrs. Rodney Talcott
/ Niolin-Finale from Sonata Huss
Miss Shonts.
/ Piano-Gavotte ....... SapellnikOff
Miss Elbel.
a. The Odalisque .....l Carpenter
\ b. Dinna Ask Me .........H Homer
c. Love is the Wind - MacFadyen
Mrs. J. Abode
/ Two Pianos-Valse Caprice ....
! .................... ...... SprOss
Romine
Mrs. G.. A. Farabaugh.
Mrs. l.. Romine
I Trio from Faust .Gounod
Mrs. Robert Holersheid
Mr.. r c. Koos.
Mr.. Paul Anderson.
a. romance ......... Schuman
/ b. Gavotte ............... Niemann
Miss Maud Weber.
/ b. June Time ..... Speaks
Mrs. w. r. Bryan.
/ ChOrus-Wind in the Chimney
] e. tTf lSWOlQ
Accompanists-Mr J. Cover Mrs.
Fara baugh Miss Heath, Miss Web