The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-22
FEAST DAY GREETINGS TO
FAT HER DoUGHERTY;
CLASSICAL COMPOSITIONS
WILL BE RENDERED


heard in classical compositions.
Opening number - ar
Leaves" orchestral selection b!
Ancliffe.
| Melodie OPP. Go Concerto, Simon
played by Fannie Hansen ant
! Dorothy Knowles.
Spiritual bouquet-pupils of thu
fourth and first grades.
"Spring Song" Lichner)-
Rose Mary Albury.
Observation-Disclosures Delane!
and Margaret Dion.
Violin, valse lente (Dancla)-
Charles Gomez, Thurman Sands
Sidney Aronoyitz, George G. Ybar
mea. Piano, Mary Whalton.
Clog dance (Wright)-Jos'
Torano.
| Professional March BROWN
Josephine James.
Violin sextette (Donizette)-
Alice A. Parks, Pauline Phelan
dance of the Imps" (Ritter)-
Cynthia Pearlman.
Sunlight and Shadow" (Nevin)
Myrtle Sanchez.
| Song, "The World Is Waiting
Ana Maria O'Shaughnessy witt
piano by Elizabeth Thompson.
"Gigue Bretonne" (Bachman)-
Mary Whalton.
" Scherzino (Thompson) -
Celita Fernandez and Percy Saun
ders.
Concerto "Zingaresca" Fischer
schulin) Mandolin, Josephine
James, guitars, Mary j. Lombard
Martha Mantecatino; pianos, Rutl
Galley, Elizabeth Thompson.
| Valse Brillante, OPP. "a, No.
Chopin Rose Appel, Yvonn'
Pinder.
Concerto "Petite Symphonic
| (Moret)-Violins, Louise Lee
George Ybarnea, B. Brantley
trumpet, Norman Brantley; piano
Mary Brantley.
Vaise G min. OPP. Cd, No.
(Chopin) Elizabeth Thompson
Ruth Galley.
"With Mirth and Song" (Bohm
Mary Brantley.
"Kamazur" (Haesche) Violin
Virgins Shine; piano, Fannie Han
sen.
! "Etude de Concert" (Grondahl,
Cleo Kemp and Beulah Williams
| Chorus "The Evening"-Higl
School Choral Club.
| Orchestra
Vi0lins. Virginia Shine, Louis
Lee, b. Brantley, George Ybar
Imea, Myrtle Sanchez, George Go
mez, Thurman Sands, Alice Parks
Sidney Aronovitz, John SPOTS
wood, H. Albury. Gwendolyl
James. Edith Moffat, Jack Mendel
Arthur Valladarez, Henry Mendel
Mandolin. Josephine James
Trumpet, Norman Brantley. Saxa
phone, Jose Torano. Piano, Yvon
ne Pinder, Rose Appel, Persi
Saunders, Celita Fernandez.
The High School boys of st
Joseph's School heard very prac
teal talk on the Measure of ;
Man" and the "Secret of Growtl
and Development of the Man w
Want to Be-" Brains and char
| acter rule the world. The mos
distinguished Frenehman of tn,
last century said, .Men succeed
less by their talent than by thei
character" There were scores o
men hundred years ago who ha'
more intellect than Washington
He out-hves and over-rides then
all by the influence of his char
acter. Our character is our will
| for what we will we are. TIL,
first point of measure of any MAJ
Is that OF Quallty.
Tomorrow the High School girl
} will be given talk on the work
: out necessary in the training o
their characters. The helps AM
the hindrances in the daily forna
) ton of character construction. Tn
!, exercises for the developing
| charming personality out of thei
character structure, win be inter
estingly given, If YOU want
pleasant personality. it is not sui
fieient to be pleasant once fo'
, must form the habit. Ii you wan
to be popular its not enough t.
be wonderful at party once: yo'
must make il a habit, even whe'
people are trying to make yoi
happy the wrong way. Person
atty Is a pattern formed from
character traits BY your thoughts--
words--acts, that is pretty O
ugly--inyiting or repulSIye--iu
!, fluential for evil or good. The OK
| ercise viii educate you in neN
habits Of thinking feeling an
acting. They will bring out tn
sieharaeter traits that win rccogni
ltion in bnsiness-po popularity in 50
: elety rs well ~ ability 10 soly
J problems. and give you that in
, definahie mysterious secret tia
ispells success and happiness.