Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-19
LOCAL QUARTETTE
Of ARTISTS PROVE A
BIG ASSEMBLY HIT
ARNOLD WILSON COMPANY DE-
LIGHT AUDIENCE AT COMM UN-
ITY AUQUA--TOMORR
SCHEDULED AS A FEATURE
DAY.

One of the most enjoyable concerts
Of ensemble music ever given on the
chautauqna program was given last
evening at the community assembly,
by the Arnold Wilson company.
The members of the company are
as follows: Arnold Wilson, futist
Grace Spicer Wilson, pianist; Glenn
Spicer cornetist, and Samuel Ray
mOnd, violnst. From the beginning
TO the end of their delightful pro-
gram, their numbers We're rendered
with a finish and an artistic blending
of tone color such as one hears only
from these soft toned instruments in
the hands Of artists.
In the the afternoon at 3;30 O'Clock,
a community song service was held,
under the leadership of the platform
manager. John l.. Hoff, The Lib
crty.' song books. which We're used
by the soldiers in the cantonments,
were used for this service. This
meeting was attended largely by the
tenters.
Although the attendance at both
the afternoon and evening services
Yesterday was small the audiences
were very appreciative ones, and the
persons taking part on the programs
found a cord of ready response in
them.
Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
Wallace Grieves will give violin
solo. Mr.. Grieves is one Of the best
known violinists of the day. and has
appeared in concert in Ottawa on
two previous occasions, making many
friends on his visits here. He will
be assisted by two fellow artists. a
pianist and a soprano. Mr. Grieves
is at the present time a teacher in
the Springfield musical college.
In the evening at s o'clock, this
company will give a musical prelude,
which will be followed by an address
by Theodore Gerald Soares. PHI. d.,
on "America's Part in the Future
Mr. Soares is one of the most bril-
liant speakers on the chautauqua plat
form today, and has just returned
home from Europe. where he made
protracted study of condition fol
lowing the signing of the armistice.
His talk will be first handed, and will
be based upon his observations made
while in France.
Sunday is always big day at the
chautauqua, for on that day many Of
our pepolc who are unable 10 take
advantage of the weekly program,
are glad to spend this one day at
the park and to hear the good things
which are always in store there. The
program for tomorrow is an especial
ly strong one for on this occasion
Wallace Grieves, famous violinist,
and his company. consisting of Mrs.
Genevieve Clark Wilson soprano,
and Mr.. Clarence Mayer, pianist, will
present two remarkable programs,
one at $3.50 tomorrow afternoon and
one at s O'Clock tomorrow night
The following is the program for
the afternoon:
sarabande and Tambourin ,.Leclair
Love song ...... -Elman
Variations on gavotte ..........
........,. ....... Tartini-Kreisler
Mr.. Grieves
Aria from 'IIerodiade" (He is kind,
He is good) .....,...... Massenet
Mrs. Wilson
Chanson Louis XIII and Pavanne..
............... Couperin-kreisler
summer idyl .............. Burleigh
Canzonetta ............ DAmbrosio
Mr. Grieves
Ballade in A Flat .......... Chopin
Mr.. Mayer
| The Dove ..........,....... Ronald
| The Captive Lark .......... Ronald
The Wood Pigeon ........ Lehman
The Owl ............... Lehman
The Cuckoo ..........,. Hensche
Mrs. Wilson
Ave Maria ...... Schubert Wilhelm
Russian Airs .......... WlehlaWsk
Mr.. Grievcs
Ave Maria .................. kahf
Mrs. Wilson and Mr.. Grieves
Evening Prelude.
Meditation from That's 80. Massene
Gavotte ............... POpper-Aue
Melodie ............. Tschaikowsk
Rigaudon ...... Monsgny-Frank'
Mr.. Gricves
Hungarian Rhapsody No. IA ;. Lizs
Mr.. Mayer