Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-22
Social and Personal
Musicale In
Mcdowell Hail

Mcdowell Hall
An unusually delightful concert
was given last night at Mcdowell
Hall by the pupils OF Joseph Pache
the well-knOgn Baltimore vocal
teacher, who has been for many years
conductor Of the Baltimore Oratorie
Society. For the past four years Mr.
Pache has hal studio in Annapolis
at the home of the Misses Hunter or
Shipwright street.
An audience that crowded tho hall
even 10 filling the aisles enjoyed las
nights artistic program, which was
very well given
Through the courtesy OF the Glcbe
Furniture Company and the Kaiser
Company, florists, which loaned the
lamps. chairs and palms used. an eff
fectice stage setting was produced
The SlieG Company. OF Baltimore.
sent down the grand piano. on which
Mr.. Pache accompanied most OF the
numbers. Prof. John Fell, OF St
johns College, announced the pro
gram. which Was as follows:
Miss Lucille Thomas and Mr.
Downey. Of Washington, Widows
Scene from Elijah"
Mrs Edward G. Can't, Aria from
Samson and Delilah"-Saint Saens
Mr.. Williams. OF Baltimore, solo
from Faust Gounod
Miss Janet Hunter, Aria from Don
Giovanni Mozart
Mrs. X. s Haggart. Aria My Heart
At Thy Dear Voice" from Samson and
Delilah" -Sai1, Saens.
Mr. Garrison. Of Washington. solo
from "Tannhauser" Wagner.
Mrs 7. 5. McCloy. Aria La Mort"
from Jeanne Dare Bemberg.
Mr.. Anderson. of Washington. group
of songs for tenor.
Miss Eoteeta OF Baltimore Chopin
Waltz song
Miss Potectc and Mr. Williams
song, "Springtme"
MIR Dcwney, OF Washington, group
of songs.
Miss Lucille Thomas. 'Elsa's
Dream" from "Loheugrin" Wagner
and Schubert's Ave Maria
This elaborate and ambitious pro-
gram was well rendered
Mr. Paches out-of-town pupils ali
mad good votces and sang well. Mr.
Williams, who has lyric tenor OF
fine quality. being especially pleasing
in his solo from Faust" and Mr.
Downey in his French selection also
delighted the audience.
OF the five local singers who APP
peared on the program, Mrs. CAN'T is
"A contralto and the other four have
soprano voices They all sang vol
in spite of one or two numbers show
ing nervousness at the start They
did credit to tier teaching and were
enthusiastically received by the audi
cnce Mrs GGhtt's selection was par
ticElarly well suited to ner voice and
she gave much pleasure by her rem
dering of it.
Miss Lucille Thomas, who has
soprano voice of rare quality aud
power. opened and closed the pro
gram. She was particularly delight
ful in her rsnGering of the Schubert
Ave Maria"
Mrs. Hagga~t. who was recently
heard at one Of Admiral and Mrs
Scales musicales, sang the famous
aria from Samson and Delilah" in an
unusually appearing way
Mrs. McCloy and Miss Hunter also
gave their operate selections Of
strongly contrasting types very well.
The Knights of Columbus will hold
their bl-m1nthly dance tonight il
their hi. at the foot OF Compromise
street.
Ensign D. T Giles, L. S y. MEM
Der Of this years graduating class at
the Naval Academy is visiting friends
in Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Harvey are Wis
iting Canada Mrs Harvey was for
merly Miss Florence Mayhem, OF this
city. They are expected 10 visit An
napolis in the autumn.
Ice Cream delivered in any
quantity 10 your door Phone S63.
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