ASTRICH'S Fourth and Market Streets W SATURDAY TRIMMED \l m, HATS AT W $498 « THIS SATURDAY Special Sale of Trimmed Hats I One hundred New Hats will be put on Sale at this price—Hats which you cannot buy any where else for less than $7.00 to SB.OO. We want you to see them before you buy. ■ Also Special Sale s\o of Children's Trim- jfe | med Hats at . . . which will cost you $3.00 to $3.50 at any other store. All kinds, ages and styles. Children's Hat Parlor, 3rd floor—elevator. SOCIAL (Otlwr Personals on ('as* 10) Class Presents Chairs to Miss Helen Koons Th« members of Miss Julia Sehlay ••r'e Sunday school class of Bethlehem l.utheran Church invited Miss Helen Koona, a bride-elect to a class party lain evening, giving her first a sere-' Made of horns and other musical in struments afterward presenting her with a. brown willow chair and an ln dia-n seat. Refreshments were served at the GOLDSMITH'S North Market Square i/iidor I hc.se excellent shades are sold ex- K K elusively in Harrisburg by the < >«»lrl«mith OGy * / During; the 10 years of this agency, |Nw we have equipped many of tlic finest Vudor Porch Shades cost little. They give air but r en abandons ho|)e of I doing justice to tliem—and we content 19 I ■ ° lir^ves with saying that no matter what B I Co^ o1 ' P att ern, weight, weave or model k* B<°Kiri'hbiumcoj || you in ay prefer, it is here. .a&g&in ► The Celebrated Kirschbaum Vanitie And whatever garment your choice lights upon Here is the young man s fashion of the hour —cut you may be sure that it is all-wool and absolutely with regular front, but with pleated and half belted . . . , ... back. Dressed in it you are ready for a quick change from office to country club and in either case you cally guarantees. would be strictly in accord with the mode. __________________________________ beauty and stirring climaxes, and is a,f work of appealing power. 'The great \ beauty of melody, the strength of liar- \ niony and its rich, highly colored or- j i chestration. cannot fail to hold the an- \ dience spellbound. "It vividly portrays brutality of the Roman soldiers In the Garden of G.ethsemane: the violence of the mob in Pilate's judgment hall, the cruel mockery of the rabble. the bitter, taunts, the biting sarcasm as they j drive before them the King of the Jews in the fierce march on to Calvary, and finally, the blasphemous outcries at the foot of the cross. In sharp con trast with these turbulent scenes are the serene moments of the prayer of the Holy women and apostles—the I separate solos of the three Marys' whose voices then combine in a trio j of surpassing loveliness. The opening strains of the first chorus and the ex ultant. burst of the finale enlisting the full strength of the soloists,chours and orchestra. The orchestral prelude elo quently foreshadows the chief melodic j elements of Ihe words. "The chorus has attained to a high state of proficiency. The singers themselves may not be conscious ot the great improvement but those competent to judge—persons who have attended a large number of reheasale —say that in precision of attacks, in phrasing, in the finer shades of accen- | tnation, in the more delicate gradua tions of light and shade, the chorus,, at to-night's performance of this great work will surpass itself." Henry Hou. of Philadelphia, bass soloist for the Harrlsburg Choral So ciety. was known to the musical world as one of the finest boy singers in tills j country. His first appearance as a bass soloist was with the Philadelphia Choral Society in "Samson and De lilah" several years ago and at this performance the distinguished French composer Saint-Saens. who was present in the audience, heartily congratulated' Mr. Hot-/ on ills excellent perform ance. Since that time Mr. Hot* has appeared in recital and opera, not only In Philadelphia, but In all the larger cities of this country. Karle Waldo Marshall, tenor soloist for Friday evening. Is a distinguished j dramatic ter.or formerly of l,a Scala, Milan, and has made a remarkable success since his return to the coun try at the outbreak of the European ' war. He has sung in all the larger cities of Europe and lias scored remark- j i able success as a dramatic tenor. 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