Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-14
GLEE CLUB CANrArA
MUSICAL SUCCESS

MUSICAL SUCCESS
Very pretty and we'll rendered
WAS the program given BY the High
School Girls Glee Club At their an
nual spring concert in the Armory
Friday evening. March Z.
Too high praise cannot be spokeL
Of the splendid. work In costuming
and setting arranged for both the
presentation of the Glee club chorus
and the cantata. THE Three
Springs" and OF the work Of Miss
Hazel May who directed the chorus
and cantata. During the first part
of the program members Of the
chorus gowned in pretty evening
frocks in pastel shades Of blue. gold
lavender and pink marched from
the rear Of the hall singing the
Monte Vista Loyalty song. They
filed through two arches held by
four little maids and took their
pidCcS ou thc sto6c'
The program was opened with
three chorus numbers which were
ably harmonized and we'll present.
ed. The numbers were:
My Heart, AT Thy Sweet Voice
Saint Saens
Lullaby from "Jocelyn" GODDARD
nreaminr II r. Shelly
Miss Ruth Eagle then gave two
very entertaining readings, the first
was THAT Old Sweetheart OF Mine
by Riley and for an encore she gave
a humorous little swetch. Spring
Fever Next came the second
group Of songs. the last Of which
was very pretty and we'll received.
The group included:
Little Mother O. Nine. BurleiGh
The Rosary .,------..-.------...--.--.--N
Kentucky Babe --.....-.---...-..--.Geibel
The Misses Ruth Alice Newcomb
and Audrey Asay. with Miss veima
Asay as accompanist played = vio-
lin duet. Symphonic Ill by Dxnels
was so well received an encore was
demanded. ...,l
The last and closing group sung
by the chorus included two very
pretty descriptive numbers and one
humorous number rs follows:
BY the Waters of Minnetonka
Lieurance
From the Land Of the Sky Blue
Water -----.-----.--....--..---.--.-.-- Cadman
The Biz Brown Bear. Mana-Zucra
Tho cantata. THE Three Springs
was beautifully Interpreted by the
Misses Virginia Station. Myrna
knisely aud Josephine Van Fleet
who gave accompanying dances
while the chorus sang the descrip-
tive nu m bers: THE Three
THE Pool" "rhe
Midday on the River" THE Great
WATERFALL and the Finale" The
second numbcr was exceptionally
pretty. While the three dancers
posed In = group about the soun-
tain. which Was . real flowing
fountain on the stage. SIX little girls
dressed as butterflies danced about
the pool and fountain. The child
rem wore costumes representing Diff
fcrent kinds Of butterflies and these
wer" very pretty and cleveriy fash
toned.
The dancers wore pretty costumes
of airy material In blue. white. and
9old to TT the parts Of the choral
numbers and did some very pretty
dsnctnR In their parts.
Miss Esther Godfrey was the able
accom- mpanist for both parts Of u.
program and deserves especial
praise for the manner In which she
executed her important part Of the
program.
The little flower girls who bore
the arches for tho chorus wers
Helen HArs'lton. Olive Mcmillan.
Mildred Plunkett and Tilda RIxscn-, :,
baush. The butterfly dancers were:
Martha Fuller. Kathryn Fuller.
Elizabeth Trucb'ood. Lois brand.
borg. Frances Barley. and Helen
Harries.
The personnel OF the Gico Club
follows:
First ranos--vcra Koch. Viola
0ess. Wiida Stephens. Lucii. Mcr.
chant. Evelyn Hampton. Nellie Per.
gason. Maria Gonzales. Ciars Mas.
land. Ethel Leonard. Pansy Aiisu,
Myrna knisciy. Ordean Spencer:
Lois Hooker. Lola Wright. Eshsl
vsn Cisvs. Nae Haniitoa. DossthyI
W1lsoa. lola Pr1mors. JesspAtse
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