Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-04-10
GR|NNELL GLEE
Club PLEASES
Appreciative Audience
Greets Grinnell Girls at
Congregational
Church.
DELIGHTFUL CONCERT
Entertainment is Given In.
der Auspices of Young
People.

The GrinnelI College Girls Glec Club
was greeted with Il good sized. enthu>i.
astc and apprcciative audience at the
congregational church Thursday night
The concert was Il delightful one Those
who are paria to female voices were
especially we'll pleased. There arc
many unusually sweet ana splendid
voices in the club. They are well bal
;.ncCd and the selections given by The,
organization indicate careful and etfec-
i've training.
The program was opened with a naif
dozen or more ensemble numbers, all
of which were arfisticaiiy sung. Among
these We're Loeb LomOnd,' an old
Scotch song: when Daisies Pied and
Eiolcts Blue and the old favorite,
The Last Rose Of Summer in which
Miss Lucille MylchrceSt carried the solo.
The club also sang selection later
entitled, The Spanish Gypsy Girl" by
I.aSsenD amroSch. This was the only
ensemble number which was accom-.
panied by the piano. This selection 50
were called back twice.
Aside from the songs by the club,
several other delightful numbers were
given. \ fine reading was. given by
Miss Doris Nirdem, entitled the Ma
jOr'S story" The speaker was heartily
applauded and responded with a hui
laorouS number. Miss Virden is q very
promising reader
McndelSShon'S Spring Song was sung
10y !: particularly well balanced quartet.
This we'll known and popular compost
ton arranged as quartet for female
Voices is unique and effective. In re-
Spouse To an encore the quartet sang
another beautiful number.
Miss LeOna Tcget, of this city. then
followed with solo-lriSh Love Song.
by Lang Miss Teget was given Il rOus-
ing greeting by the audience. She
Ileased her home folks so well that
she was compelled to sing again. Web
SER City is proud Of the distinction OF
having a young lady as member OF
this Grinnell institution and Miss Teget
is II crcditable and worthy representa-
tive Of the community.
Miss Mary Cascaden closed the must |
cnl part Of the evenings program with
Il visiting solo entitled, The Nightin- |
gale" Miss Cascadcn seems TO be eS-
rccially gifted as Il whistler She, too.
responded TO an encore.
The evenings entertainment closed
" it'll "A Scene in Toy shop. Inc
keeper of the shop had an array OF
dolls that was really bewildering-
Foshionette, Little Tin Soldier, Topsy,
picrrot. etc. also dolls on the shelf, |
besides two Jumping .acks-all OF
which were inpcrsonated by the girls OF
the club. \ faStidious mother and her
d:. lighter visit the toy shop to purchase
u doll, whcreupOn the keeper brings
ont the different dolls from behind a
curtain to display them 10 his custo-
mcrs To The cdilicat ion and delight OF
The audience These dolls are wonder
ful automatonS. Being wound up
they sing. or talk, or dance, or indulge
in ridiculous antics which keep the
audience laughirg-a clever and unique
ending of the evenings entertainment.
The young ladies III the club were all
grwncd in grey georsette crepe ana
made :: very beautiful appearance
They are Il talented and charming com
pany of young ladies.
The young people of the Consrega-
iional church sponsored the entertain
ment and will make Il small sum on
OF the undertaking.