An Ann Arbor Lady

MUs Mary White, a pupil of Professor Cady, of this city, who is teacliing music in Urbana, Ohio, gave a piano recita] there recently, of which the Daily Citizen has the following. Our citizens will be pleased to liear of her warm reception there: "The piano-forte recital given by Miss Mary White at the Presbyterian church last night was a flattering success in eveiy particular. The character of the audience was something for Miss White to be proud of, ind the attention jriven to each iiumber must liave been gratifylng. The cliiirch was cornfoitably lillcd by one of the best audiences we have seen. Flowers in profusión adorned the rostrum, from which the pulpit had been removed, gmiiK the church a cheerful and beautiful effect. Miss Whlte'l program was a varied one, but compri.-ed popular selections from the best composers. lier powts of expression were pretty severely tested, but ahe susiainod herself admirably, while the execution was of a high order of excellence. The program was not long in the nuinberof selections, and they were mostly of admirable length for such an occasion, so that the end of the recital was reached before any one tiiousht of being weary. Miss White is to be congratulated on the success of her introduclion among us."