Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24
ORGAN RECiTALS CLOSE
 NETTING OVER S1.oco

 The sixth and last i'll the series of | organ recitals held for S succession of 1 weeks at the old Second Congrega- l tional church took place on Wednes- day evening. Professor William Bauer, 1 assistant instructor iiI music at Con- necticut College, presented q most in teresting programme of organ selee- tions. assisted by William Wheeler, l tenor at Saint Bartholomew church, 1 New ' ork. Following is the programme, which was enjoyed by Q capacity house au- dience, who showed their appreciation by prolonged applause: Sonata in the style of Handel,
 Wolstenholme
 rgo-Allegro
 Largo
 M;nuet Pastorale, Lemare Awake, Thou That Sleepest,
 Mendelssol1n
 Mir. Wheeler. Suite Gothique, Boeilnan
 ntroduction--Choral
 Menuet Gothique
 Priere sl Notre Dame
 Teccata
 Idylle, Bossi Sing, For the Dawn Has Broken. Dr. Coerne Mr. Wheeler.
 Seferzo, Holman Allegro Cantabiie,
 From the Fifth Symphony Iocat tta. Hidor
 The diversity of his selections af- forded Mr. Bauer, who is an organist Of much poetic feeling and temperz- onstrating his musical insight and artistic sensitiveness. The sonorous stately measures of the Wolsten- hoin1e Sonata, the exquisite chorus, the Suite Gothique. as a foil for the unusual and brilliant effects of the two numbers from the symphony by Widor, were eloquertly played with a striking sense Of their harmonic beau 1 ty.
 Mir. Wheeler. who has lyric tenor voice of great resonance and beauty, sang his numbers with fine dramatic | fervor and cleareSt enunciation, re- 1 spending to enthusiastic applause by l repeating his second song, paean of | victory, written by his colleague, Dr. Coerne of the Woman's college. At the close of the programme Ma than 4. Gibbs made brief appeal for i the Liberty loan.
 1 Previous to the recital the custom ary delicious supper was served in the church parlors by the women of the Yantic Trinity and Christ Episcopal churches. The menu was as follows: l Chicken patties. cold tongue jelly Saratoga potatoes, salad. rolls. cake ice cream, coffee. The tables were | prettily arranged with crystal can l dIesticks and decorations of daffodils and yellow forsythia.
 The concert was 5 most suspicious finale to this series. which has been remarkable for its artistic excellence and musical standards. as well as 8 I decided financial success. It is esti- mated that oyer Sf.000 will be real ized by the Womans Auxiliary to- wards the building fund of the new ' ,, NJ. C. i. towards which they have ,t pledged $5.00Q.
 The succes of this large undertak ing has been greatly due to the ex- . cellent supervision of Mrs Edwin W Higgins, who. with the committees has worked in 8 fine spirit of unity About three hundred women have len , valuable aid in planning for and car rying out the elaborate suppers, Whicf have been so universally enjoyed. Tht recitals have been a gigantic under ing, and those whe have worked st faithfully and well. certainly deserve the praise of the discriminating nut sic loving public.
 The following were the committees
 General ComInittees Miss Mary Os good, Mrs. Walter E. Gilbert Mrs Z William Manning. Mrs. William Fitch , Miss Alice L. Bennett, Mrs. J. W. Cur : tis, Mrs. Frank A. Turner, Mrs C. E s Chandler, Mrs. Carpenter.
 sI Iostesscs-Mrs Richard F. Graham 7 Mrs. C. L. Richards, Mrs. C. F. Chan . dler, Mrs: Charles B. Lee, Mrs Gurdol s Bidwell Mrs. F. F. Haley, Mrs. Allal ' clewortl1, Mrs. ". Russell Baird. Mrs Clarence Roath, Mrs. Charming Nj Huntington, Mrs. Albert H. Chase Y Mrs. Edward Johnson, Mrs. Howard | Stanton. Mrs. Frederic Byrnes, Mis s Kate Ba.,kus, Miss May Paddock Mrs r Walter Crooks, Miss Maud C. Buck f ingharz Mrs. Howard Bishop Mrs Hiram H. F'aTnur1, Miss Mary St. , " Rudd, Mrs. George Fraser, Mrs. Her man A. Gibbs, Mrs. John II. Willianni F Mrs. Charles E. Carpenter. Mrs. A. e Bailey, Mrs. J. Eidred Brown, Mis- 1 Ladd, Mrs. William Ii. Fitch. Mis- 9 Ethel Nj Sevin, Mrs. Leon Futchin 2 Mrs. r, J. Hunt, Mrs. PerciVal V 6 Chapman, Miss St. John, Mrs Daniel h Miss Mary friswell, Mrs. Everett Hal = Mrs, c. Y. Pendleton.
 e Supper Cenamittee-Mrs. Walter IS Gilbert, Mrs. John D. Hall. Mrs. Cul |. tis, Mrs. Manning, Mrs Boynton, Mir x William Hall. Mrs. Benjamin Brewste a Miss Alice Bennett, Miss Mary osseo F Soliciting Committee Mrs. AIla { CleWortll, Mrs. c. E. Lee, Mrs. r. Lee Ia Hutchins, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Curtis. ss Decerations-M Frank A. Turne st Miss Resalie A. Bennett. Miss Mary Richards, Miss Maud .. Buckingham l. Miss Martha osgood, Mrs. J. Eldrt ,e Brown, Miss Cardwell. Mrs. Gorde h Hislop.
 r. Tickets - Mrs. c. E. Chandler, n Allen Bidwell, Walter F. Gilbert ,-i Mattresses Miss Mary F. Ricl Id ards Mrs. Prothete, Misses Martf -s Osgood, Dorothy Ellis. Julia Brewe
 Elsie Bogue, Ruth Rogue Maj n E1rEea, Lillian Brewster, Irene Kel ye dali, Ruth kinbail, Alice Revel, Hei et jriette Adams. Viola Grover, Irene Wi
 son, Mrs. Albert Riese, Mrs. Wals g Mrs. Hiram Beekwith, Mrs. James of Moore, Mrs. John 0. Johnson. Miss ne Olive Hunt, Katharine Brown, Ann rs Taft, Miss Mitchell. Mrs. Kalinewsl ,e Mrs. Curfan, Miss Mary Walz, Nil a- Viola Walz. Miss Helen Lewis, Nil e Robert 4, Mills, Mrs. Irene ]. Robil i'd son, Mrs. C. F. Carpenter, Misses Je 7e sie Hitchon, Lois A. Manning, Re ie Matassa, Florence Carpenter. Dorot1
 Harvey, Edith Rodier. Lila Shit ,e Beulah Carpenter.
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