Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-09
Music Memory Contest Recitals
A Real Treat For FITZGERALD

The recital put on by the Music
Memory Committee at the Christian
Church last Thursday night, Novem-
Der End, while primarily for the spe-
clal benefit of the 233 contestants who
are learning to listen SO they listen to
learn, was a real treat to any music
lover and as the house was full it
might be judged that there are many
such. The, program had a splendid
variety and every one did the part
assigned with marked skill. The num-
bers were presented as announced pre-
viously in the Leader, except that
illness prevented every member of the
male quartette being present and caus-
ed some disappointment; not so much
however by reason of the enjoyable
substitution of the reading of Danny
Deever by Mr.. Sam Kassewitz in his
original and pleasing way and then
the song was rendered from Victrola.
Mr.. Kassewitz made some introduc-
tory remarks by request of the COM
mittee and the announcements
of all numbers including encores
were made on the blackboard
by Mrs. U. ]. Bennett, in order
that the children may become more
familiar with the spelling of the
names which will count two points
in the memory contest.
At the close of the program Mr.. w.
A. Adams announced the presence of
distinguished visitor whom he then
introduced.
This was Mr.. ]. A. Holloman, who
is the Washington correspondent of
the Atlanta Constitution. Mr.. Hollo-
man expressed his pleasure in hearing
suchsa pleasing program. being low
er of music and the suggestions of
one number being particularly sweet
and sacred to him. He took occasion
too to speak of the city of Fitzgerald
as he now sees it and as he first saw
it in 1895 which was matter of sur
prise to him and of congratulation to
the city.
Next Recital
The date of the next recital will be
Thursday, Nov 10th, at $50 P. M,
at either the First M. E. church or
the Christian church and the program
follows:
Soldiers Chorus from Faust-with
two pianos.
-. Piano Julia Lovett and Helen
Williams.
Piand II.-Dessa Searcy and
Margery Denmark.
2 March Militaire by Schubert -
with two pianos.
Piano I.-Dessa Searcy and Mar
jorie Denmark.
D:oao TT J,,11o T ,pJ Hal
en- Williams.
8 Anitra's Dance by Greig-Miss Ro-
sale Patterson,
4 Souvenir, by Drdla; Violin-Miss
Helen Patterson.
S Celeste Aida" b1 Verdi-(a).
"Come Where My Love Lies Dream
ing"-by Foster (b).
Vocal-Mrs. Frank Ward.
E LaPaloma by Yradier, vocal -
Mrs. Carl Fellars.
Castanet and tambourine accompan
imept.
7. Lieo4tran1 by Liszt--Piano, Mrs.
J. B. Norman.
8. Melody in OF by Ruben
stein-High School Chorus.
Senior Girls.
g. Humoresque by Bivorak-Flute,
Violin and Piano.
DR.. Turner and the Misses Patter
sons.
TO- Selection-Miss Biles.
II. Home to Our Mountains by
Verdi-Victrola.
II. Selection by Christian church
Orchestra.
The selections for study during the
sixth week November 18th to goth
are:
/ Barcarolle Tales of Hoffman,
by Offenbach.
2 Danny Dever-by Damrosch.
3 Good-bye-Tosti
4 Rakoczy March-Berlioz
S Deep River-Coleridgc- Taylor.
6 Rigoletta Quartet-Verdi.
The dates and places to hear the
numbers are Monday at Bradshaw's
Music Parlors.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday at
the Ward Schools.
Wednesday at the High School.
Friday at Bradshaw's again and
Saturday is promised special to be
announced later.
Contest Selections in the Churches
First NJ. E.--No services.
Central M. E.-By Miss Van Cor
der.