Musical Recital

A very pleasant recital was given at the Iridies' I.ilu-ai-y building, Vdnesday aíternoon of last week, by the pupila of Miss I.ucy Colé, Miss l'.ertha Hifl and Mr. K. X. Bilbie. Tlie programme was well choaen, ciinsist nií oí select ons from Low, Reioeeke, Foereter, Dr Beviot, Handel. Schiimaii, I'eethnven and otliers. The pupila in their interpretatione showed not only careful training in bechmique, bmt gooá maaica] undersl .-indinn. Tlie progrranune waa opened with a piano nnmbor by little Uve year oltl EjV Clement who played lier part with that cliildish unoonseiousness wlii li is nlways pleasing. Other ])iano solo were well rendered by Miss Alia l'.e.-il ,-i mi Mi.s Mary AVeidenDMtan. A notable leal ure oí "I lie piano munten was tibe emire abeeno ff notes. The vne.-il selectioaa were choice varied anïl well ming. Tlie pupila plactog tlielr tornea nieely and Blnging with good ezpreaelon. The Missee Minna. (race, Sunderland and Me AUister and N'uniann being tlie sins ers. The violin solos given by Mr. Ixuijí and Mr. Smitli were excellent, be ins played con spirito. Tlie audienei were especially pleased witli the fa miliar Handel Iagro, ])layed in uni son by tlúrteen of Mr. Bilbie's pnpilfl with which the programme ended. V ■ The Ann Arbor Gas Co. is puslung the -vork of building its ncw reservoir. The Argus insinuates that the city editor of the Courier is an amateu gardeaer. Tiiat provea conciusivulj iii.it the editor of the Argus ís no profeaeioctel.