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              nesuay afternoon -while the b. s. h. o. * music clulb will give its program 1 rl- | v , a> " junior club organization clulb, composed of students under 16 years age ta one most aotiv. f s a entire school and has follov,- ng dttcor.: president, leroy kitchen; v"cc cecelia brennan; secretary, harriet roan; p k*r«n,=am- ammittce mercedes deane, *„" grace foote; entertainment com- helmmlller henry uartman. miller hartman following are members cub: betty barton, ruth mncm; lia brennan, erin* broadt, edwjll creasv. .margaret creasy .louis cow\ ley, fred hdwanls. paul eyerly, jr., jean flecuenstinc, foote. lydla fortner, thomas sumore, helmmiller, huphetola hart, hartman, lerof kuehen, goiter i.enhart. florence mofkoll. david mayer, leonard mavcr leota nevil, elizabeth pyles. guy luiawn, harriet boan, flora robinbolt, billy ißeber. betty bow, isabel euemer, -miry schuyler. kdmoiul smith, sutliff, richard wolf. gertrude patteraon and stanley iuvgey. junior program this afternoon the following will be glv|en by hie members of club at their meeting with friends invited to en- | joy tho program: stoll call composers. paper • i history purpose music week kiemer piano solo, 'htural danca", starn ruth beera violin "adoration ' . borowski edmond smith "march seven dwarfs" loth jlcnry hartnian solo. "the rose garden," pilzer paul eyerly, jr. paper, "indian .music", .. original orchestration wolf leonard 'mayer "'giguc" corclli lydla fortner violin solo, "toy soldiers march" kreisler harriet sutiiff tiano "sons of the. lark" .. tsehalkowsky grace footo memory contest. tiie. following is the program to be j given by b. s. n. 8. music <jlub friday: paper ;•' •' , history ami purpose xn eek william .tones piano, in hall mountain kins .sf, virginia byerly, mary ruth miller, doris palagrove, marian terwilliger voice, ashes roses .... woodman helen louise dunn piano a prelude bach 1) rural dance, von sternberg c southern romance . • terrs- louis cowley, beers, erma broadt duna *«qui theodore keen violin( hcllmeeberger sutiiff, madge terwilligci, wolf. kdmond smith anion? willows 1 hillips spare eiano, barcarolle, (2 pianos). schyue i pickett, florence william. 'voice a. happy spring osgood maiden's .sons ■ {meyer-helmund c. o! beautiful violet relmcke quartettes had busy year 5-5-26 normal organizations ex^ + mplv "pnnnlflr in r fhi<i may go to sesqui xo organization in years has adver-j used bloomsburg ts'ormal as the, mixed double quartette now its second year under the direction of miss antoinette perner and management pearl mason. this doublo ibeen augmented iby a doulblc male which. is also directed by which doing equally fine work. i two organizations joint concert have hroadcastt from scranton times building been invited to broadcast program hotel sterling. programs both stations last year. it highly probahle that will give iprogram at philadelphia summer connection with sesqui-centennial. not definitely arranged but work on engagement underway. one most notable pieces done numerous concerts given all parts county for benefit school libraries. was free charge proceeds hare l>een start or build up many libraries steadily ■ \ 'by hundreds of school children. the quartette in addition to this! work has given many enjoyed recitals*. i>efore large audiences theh principal churches neighboring ffi towns. always their programs have i !been well received and led nmncr-j. ous invitations from other places. but while this active program is (he- ► ' ing carried on out t quartettes also find time give a number recitals at assembly exercises or functions. members double mixed are: misses mary bom'boy j ilaiul ellen 'whitehouse, soprano; . .misses evelyn bomlboy dorothy >■.. > kaup, alto; michael yozvlak ji george janell, tenor; theodore keen f james blttenbender, (bass. those four young men ar• iimond keller arthur jenkins, ten-! benjamin bewis [herbert ralston ibass. program of jr. high well given ...w. y . .- 7 r^ soo persons in normal auditorium delighted with presentation 3pabts of program xo musical program ever presentedby children in bloomsburg was bet- "■ :,.,. given or better received than thatf ~f the junior high school of nor- ft mal which last night delighted • »n audience 800 persona normal auditorium with their mus.c i week program. as a whole left noth-lj ing to be desired and reflected much ■ credit upon both and« miss harriet m. moore, director. divided into three fc, sparts5 parts each equally well re- r reived. spirit chi'.- 9 drcn entered work if harmony precision tho renditions were nothing short marvel-1 ous many music lovers audience. first part by seventh; -rade memory stephen collins, foster, father american folic songs, whose 100 th anniversary celebrated this year. story written chil-! dren entitled "an evening aunt liza uncle henry." sotting an on .southern plantation is6o. chll-j costume representing various periods prologues led up; different negro songs they sang. cleverly round after applause. second orchestra boys' girls' ..horuses eighth ninth grades. orchestra. although small number, very train-■ ed "on hike"' fulton "the kose queen" ti fulton. chorus sang jolly i, ( coppersmith." peters; "tho dove,"b yradier "sing till cloudeß 1101 l by", volkstedt. girlsh pang angel" ruebensteln: ■•hark. mark lark" schubert; \')i "mihtress mary" macirone , "swedish peasants' weaa.-ng march"! soderman. m grades third pro-p" gram gave cantata "bill van-'gj winkle" wilson. enunciation 1 chil-, it made live uj tfa i»»lttleii ui prnhilii'inn over again famous talc.