Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine (1912) (14761196862)

Identifier: baltimoreohioemp03balt (find matches)
Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation



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e Star-Spangled Banner 58 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EiMPLOYES MAGAZINE by the entire assemblage, and this phaseof the evenings entertainment, perhaps,denotes as accurately as anything couldthe principal reason for the formation ofthe Glee Club, namely, to get as manypeople as possible to take more thana passive interest in song; So it was feltthat the participation of every one therein at least one song would realize to adegree the purpose of the concert. I am writing this not so much inrecognition of what has already been It is a phase of musical activity in thecommunity that should receive the en-couragement it deserves. Little was said in this article aboutthe soloists of the evening, Miss Mar-guerite J. Galloway, the daughter of thegeneral manager, and Mr. Smock, thedirector and leader of the club. Buttheir numbers were very beautiful, in-deed, Miss Galloway being forced to addan encore to her program number,Springs Awakening, and Mr. Smock AJ-flLLY GrOOD SONG- AND A JOLLY GOOD BUNCH
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IT LOOKS AS IF THE BOYS WERE CERTAINLY RELIEVING THEMSELVES OF SOME CHOICE AGONY* done as to indicate something of thepotentialities of the Glee Club. In anorganization having as many local em-ployes as the Baltimore and Ohio itshould be easy to enlist the services of100 active singers, and this is the numberthat the club has set for its minimummembership next year. All this goes to indicate the enduringfascination of song. Almost everyoneloves to sing and that a group of amateursis able, in so short a time, to present sucha serious and significant program, indi-cates something of the spirit with which theBaltimore and Ohio Glee Club is inspired. being recalled several times, too. AfterMiss Galloway had added her secondnumber, Mr. Leigh, the president of theclub, in behalf of his associates, presentedher with fourteen American Beautyroses. After the concert, Mr. Leigh, in anextemporaneous but very funny andappropriate address, reviewed the season,spoke of the pleasure that the rehears