Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-08
ORGAN REcITA0 SERIES
on SIPE MEMORIAL ORGAN

LA h interest is being shown over
tne ia organ concerts to he given
DrTiug the Saturdays in Lent. on the
i'cpe Memorial organ in the old Sec
ono ConGreEa ion2l church
TIE crs1u. one Of rare tonaI beauty
las bacl gE; IN perfect tune by a
epsc14 list Tom tht New Haven fac
,3-y. where it was rebuilt the pro
lC-s n tuning taking i've days.
The first Of th-,e serieN will take
place on March 18th. Lieutenant Rob
crt Gale NoJcs. one of the most tai
cnted Of the younger musicians. re-
Gently returned from his army train
Jig a. Fortress Munroe. will be the
organisi. assisted by Harold Lauren
Tinker of Nashua. y. II. Mr.. Tinker
IS s0ioist Of the Brown College Glee
club also 81 member Of the University
Glee club of Providence and possesses
a tenor voice OF great beauty The
ushers for this occasion will all be
men back from overseas duty. secur-
ed through the agency Of Miss Ethel
NJ. SEWN. fishers and organist will
be in uniform and the music will be
partly Of a martial nature.
The second concert, March 22nd
will be in charge OF Professor Bush.
organist for thirty-five years Of the
Second Congregational church i'm New
London. Mr. Bush was organist at
the S. Louis Exposition and is well
and favorably known all over Connec-
ucut Miss Rheba Starr, So
prano at the First Congregational
church in New London, win be the So
loist
Frederick ". Lester. who needs no
Introduction to the music loving pub
lie viii officiate at the third concert
March 29th. A feature of his pro-
gr-amme will he the Largo from the
New World symphony, by Dvorak.
William Kicker, who has been
studying for two years with the noted
teacher, Leo Troostwick of New
Haven, viii render several cello So
los.
ON April 9Th. the programme will
he in charge OF NJ. Alban Cooper. or
gsnist Of the Trinity Episcopal church
I'm New London, whose organ recit-
ais have always been feature of
musical note in that city. The solo
list Tor the occasion has not Vet been
announced, though it is hoped TO Sc
cure some fine bass singer.
Miss Louise Fuller, who played the
Pope organ at the time Of its install
lation in the Second church. is the
only woman Organist of the series.
Miss Fuller will be assisted by Mrs.
Floyd Buckingham soprano Of Jewett
City, and the we'll known string
quartettc. composed of Miss Isabel
Mitchell Miss Elizabeth Love. Chas.
Gallup and Frederick W. Lester.
whose delightful chamber music has
won for the quartette an enviable
reputation.
The sixth and last Of the series.
scheduled for April 10, will be DR..
William Bauer OF the Connecticut
college faculty as the organist the
soloist 70 be announced later
At the close Of each recital a de-
hcious home-cooked supper will be
served in the church parlors by mem
5erS Of the Women's Auxiliary of the
Y. NJ G.. a.
The first supper will be in charge
OF the United Congregational church
Mrs. r. Z. Bishop. chairman. The
sub-chairmcn are Mrs. VIII Stearns
provisions; Mrs. Arthur Peale. tables
Miss Ernst table decorations: Mrs
William 10. Oat mattresses; Mrs. Ar
thur Thompson. soliciting Mrs. /. NJ
Young has charge of the sale Of tick
c-s for which there has alreadv been
au over demand There will be a very
delightful musical programme. the
orchestra being furnished by John II
Perkins. Each supper will have its
musical feature. and the various com
mittecs VIII b announced from time
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