The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-05-28
Friends of Music
Club Entertained
Annual Concert Held Last
Evening in Auditorium Of
Girls High School

The ladies of the Women's After
noon Music Club charmed their large |
audience OF invited guests and friends |
Of the club on last evening when they |
rendered a most beautiful musical |
concert in the auditorium of the Girls
high school. The rostrum Of the
auditorium was decorated with nu-
merous ferns, Shasta daisies, mas
turtrums and black-eyed susans
which formed a background which
could be counted worthy of COM
parison with the lovely and dellcateJ
tinted gown sworn by the ladies who
held place on the splendldly ar
ranged program. The audience, which
was made up entirely OF q good
representation of the people OF SUM
ter truly appreciate the music OF
the classics, was enthusiastic with It's
whole hearted applause and could
only be satisfied after an encore for
almost every number Of the program
had been very kindly given. The
previously arranged program OF the
evening was, with the exception OF
only one slight chance, strictly ad-
hered to. 1t consisted Of chofuses,
vocal solos and duets. piano solos, ana
violin duets, all very cleverly ard es-
pecially arranged SO that the chosen
selections covered wide range and
good variety in the classical field
of music. Every lady appearing on
this program rendered her particular
number illustriously splendid. The
program follows as it was executed.
Chorus (a) Morn" L. Denza; CD
"Aforn-Rise." A. Czibulka.
Piano solo, '.Witchs Dance l..
| .MacDowell. Miss Margaret Nc
Leod.
"Calhhol Ballet Cecil Chaminade.
Vocal duet, "Hark to the Mando-
line" H Parker. Miss Haynsworih.
Mrs. Mcknight.
Piano duet, Prelude Rachnlanin-
off. Miss Mcleod, Mrs Hearon.
Polish Dance, Scharwerika.
| Violin Duet, Sorrento Mazurha. y
Rachman. Mesdames Alexander ami
Stuckey.
Minuet No. 2, Beethoven.
Vocal solo, Spring is Awake S. r.
EGaines. Miss Haynsw
when the Roses Bloom
| Piano duet, Hungarian Rhapsody
No. 2, Liszt. Miss Naylor, Mrs. Cash
ion.
Vocal duet, venetian Boating
Song" Blumenthal Mesdames Leslie
and Lyman.
Polichinelle, Rachmnainoff.
Piano solo. ''Badinage,' Victor Her
bert. Miss Inez King
Chorus, (a) "A Gentian," W. Ber-
wald; (b) Spring Has Come, Z. S.
Hosmer.
voices of the Woods A. Ruben
stein.
Chorus: Sopranos = Miss Hayns-
worth, Miss Naylor, Mrs. Leslie, Mrs
Guthrie, Mrs Cashion, Mrs. Boring.
t'Altos-Miss King. Mrs. Morse, Mrs.
Diuard, Mrs. C. Mcknight, Mrs. ].
Mcknight, Mrs. 3. Lyman, Mrs. +.
Lyman.
Accompanies: Mrs. stuckey and
Miss Mcleod.
Reception committee: Mrs. q B.
| EDDS, MIS-. Milcneu Lew.
The ladies comprising the limited
membership Of this music club haLe
done magnificent work since the time
of it's organization in Sumter. A good
portion of the credit for this splendid
work has been due to the untirinS ef-
forts and the wonderful guidance Of
Mrs. H. NJ Stuckey, club president,
who, as the ladies Of the club declare.
has at all times been an inspiration
to it's members and who has been able
to accomplish much on account OF
her being so We'll versed and posted
on the really worth while music OF
the present d.. Tie whole of Sum
ter should be justly proud Of the
work Of this club for it is the only
organization of its kind in this vicin-
| ity for the study and theory Of mu-
sic and where the interest in classical
music can be kept alive and nurtur-