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Show r- V' Recital Under W.C.T.U.. at Methodist Church ' : Perhaps one of the enjoyable treats jp which proved to be a source of much pleasure to many Ogden music lovers, I was the recital given by Miss Florence I Otis, Miss Florence Austin and Joseph I Martin under Lhe auspices of the Women's Wo-men's Christian Temperance Union. The recitals were given last Monday and Tuesday evening in the Methodist church. Each of the artists were well applauded for their numbers in the program. Joseph Martin and Miss Florence Austin have appeared in Ogden Og-den beforo and their second appearance appear-ance last Monday and Tuesday was well applauded. Their program," given Monday eening, was as follows: Andante and Rondo Capricciosp. . . Mendelssohn Joseph Martin. I vo Been Roaming Horn In a Boat Greig The Maids of Cadiz Bizet Florence Olis I Hymn to tho Sun Rimsky-Korsakooff Allegro Marziale Vieuxlcmps Florence Austin Aria Selected Florence Otis Nocturne Op. 27, No. 2 Chopin-WUhelmji At the Brookside from "Twelve Poems" dedicated to Florence Austin Aus-tin cecil Burleigh Swing Song Ethel Dames' Selected .' .. Florence Austin Dream of Love, No. 2 Liezt' j Spanish Legend AlbenJz I Berceuse lljinski Sextette, "Lucia," for the Left Hand j 1 air. by Leschetizsky . Joseph Martin. j I Swans A. Walter Kramer 'Amid the Roses Ward-Stevons I Pieta Claud Warrordl iLovo's Coming Mana-Zucca Florence Olis ; Second Polonaise Brilllante i WeJniawskii ."Smilin' Through" Arthur Penn : i Reveries, Dedicated to Florence Otfs Terry! iJL.ues rarauise urown ' Florence Otis On Tuesday evening, their recital: :was as pleasing as the first. The num-j 'ber on their program Included manyj iand well appreciated selections. Etude de Concert MacDowell ' Para phase or (he Baracolle from the . "Tales of Hoffman," Offenback, arr. by Joseph Martin. Jo5oph Martin .The Lass with the Delicate Air. .Arne1 Solve jg's Song Greig Open Thy Blue Eyes Massenet Florence Oils Introduction et Rondo Capriccoso.. Saint-Saens Florence Austin , Air de Salome, "Herodiade". Massenet . Menuto in D Major Mozart . Canto Amoroso . . . Sammartfni-Elman . Gavotte in E. Major ... Bach-Kreisler : Selected Florence Austin Nocturne Chopin Polonaise in A Flat Joseph Martin Selected Joseph Martin Seven Children's Songs i Butterfly, (from the Japanese),' arr. Gertrude Ross The Mouse, (from the Chinese), arr. Bainbridge Crist Fairy Tale Silberta Tomorrow Milligan Glow Worm Manna-Zucca The Pillow Fight Manna-Zucca ; The Stork Warford ! Florence Otis Airs Russes-Souvenir de Moscou.. Weiuiawski Florence Austin " Moonlight-Starlight, Waltz Song HalletGllberte Florence Otis "A NAUTICAL fKNOT." The first presentation of the first opera of the Weber Normal college, 'will be given on April 14, by tho Gleel club of the institution at Kaysville.' The opera will be given on April 26! at the Orpheum theatre. Rehearsals are being held continually throughout the days and it is in all probability,' that Weber will win the same success! , in this line as she has won in the dramatic dra-matic -line. RECITAL GIVEN. t 1 Mrs. Vera Frey Beason presented k number of lier pupils last Friday evening eve-ning in a musical recital at lhe rooms' of the Ogden Conservatory of Music, Musical compositions and songs of Ce-; cile Chaminade, were given by each student. They wore assisted by Loafer, Saville. The program was given as. follows: I Minuetto Margaret Falck. Serenadc-sJennie Sims. Arelquin Elizabeth Shaw. Pastoral Enfantine Kathryn Huss. Songs (a), Rosalind; (b) Amoroso; J (c) Ritournell Lester Saville. Scarf Dance Alice Dix. (a), Pas des Amphores. (b), Air de Balletl, No. 1 Myrtle Phllpott. SURPRISE PARTY. .Miss Agada WilBon was pleasantly surprised by a host of friends Monday: ovenlng at her home on Twenty-fifth street. The occasion for the event w.as the birthday of Miss Wilson. The' ovenlng" was onjoyably spent In games' and music, whilo later a luncheon wna served by the hostess, Mrs. P. S. Olson, Ol-son, who was assisted by Mrs. Thomas Shaughnessy and Mrs. E. A. Olsen. FAMILY REUNION. On Easter Sunday at tho homo of John E. Fowlor, 360 Thirty-third street, a family reunion was hold, which celebrated cele-brated the sevonty-sixth birthday anniversary an-niversary of John E. Fowler. Tiie afternoon af-ternoon was onjoyably spent in music and social chat and at 0 o'efbek a delicious de-licious dinner was served. In behalf of tho members of the family, Mr. Fow-I Fow-I ler was presented with a gofj-headed cane, appropriately engraved by the eldest son, John E. Fowler. Carnations Carna-tions and ferns were used in the decorations. dec-orations. Mr. Fowler's seven children child-ren and their respective fam'us were present at the affair, wmCTl marked a happy one for all of those present. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT, i Mrs. Mae E. Doone announces the I engagement of her daughter, Miss jAileen Doone, to William Jack Ecclcs. jTte wedding will take place in the near future. ' SPANISH WAR LADIES i Mrs. John Drew was hostess to the 'members of the Spanish War Ladies Saturday evening at l.Cr home, 301 Fourteen street. , The meeting was opened at S o'clock. , t FIVE HUNDRED CLUB. Mrs. Lester Corey entertained the Fho Hundred club last Thursday af ternoon at her home on Briuker avenue. ave-nue. The afternoon was enjoyablj spent In playing Five Hundred and latt 'in the afternoon, a damtly preparet I luncheon was served. Crimson tulipi 'and purplo violets' were used as deed rations throughout the home. The 'guests for the afternoon were Mrs. A. B. Corey, Mrs. Warren L. Wattis. ant , Mrs. J. lui Cooper. The next meetiui Jot the club will be announced later j PAST NOBLE GRAND CLUB, j Mrs. T. A. Beck will entertain the j members of tho Past Noblo Grand so ! c.ety, Thursday afternoon at her houit I'loOG Twenty-fourth street. Visiting members or the society have been asked to come. C. E. O. CLUB. Membors of the C. E. ,0. club met at the home of Mrs. Anna Kissel, Jr., 1021 Grant avenue. Wednesday afternoon. after-noon. The afternoon was given almost entirely to the social enjoyment of all thoso present. The afternoon was closed by the serving of refreshments to the. following, Mesdames busie Neis-bill, Neis-bill, Hazel Boyle, Nora Hawkins, Hughes, Georgia Esuard, Ester Nais-bjtt, Nais-bjtt, Waldo Nelson, Waniiitta Wallace, Ethel Smith, Mane Hansen and Anna Kissel, Jr. BEAUX ESPRIT CLUB. . Mrs. W. C. Gooswiii was hostess to the members of the Beaux Esprit club last Friday afternoon at her icsidence. Throe tables ol' cards wero enjoyed with honors awarded to Mrs. Charles Smith. Mrs. Harold Tribo and' Mrs". Charles Farr. A 5 o'clock luncheon was served. A cut glass basket, filled with spring flowers, formed the decoration decor-ation for the table. Tho guests tor tiie afternoon were Mrs, Bidwcll, Mrs. Rose. Mrs. Hawks, and Mrs. Lee. The club will meet again in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Charles Smith. |
