‘home, having at camped’ gevedal
szagements with plano deaiets Who: Wore
hibitore at rome of the recent Souths
ritions and fair, Sho is

fd was her work to perform 6a
the exhibited instruments. for the pat
pose of attracting visitors and. impress
{ng them withthe piano's waperior qaal
|ity.. Mer style ‘of performance te px
|teemely novels her touch. Voli rl

ably vigorous and exact, heavy yet ay
pathetic; her repertoire. Ia composed
slmost exclusively of olil_ante-wartim
melodies and songs. A Sentincl reporter
Hsteaed with delight to several Seretl-
bly: captivating ies which she kindly
gave for his benefit on a swect-oned
Kurtzman in Medrthur's music. storé
yesterday afterngon. ‘The nombersw
xecnted with an entaeninea of expter
sion, which renderel them all the more
fascianting, Mts, Person, whose man
ner is charmingly wnatfcted and cord,
rade quite wnaaaber of frends daring
her brief vai o this ety

Prom the Knoxille Journal of the
sams: date we got the following.

‘Those ofthe readers of the Journal
who were s0 Yortunste aa to meet Mrs
Joe Person at MeArthar’s mesic hoase,
yestonay andygse ter rqgdition 9f the
‘cloatea which have s0 Tong mal ber
“famous throughout the South, snjoyed «
rare tl. M¥a. Pera was especially
00d in the manipalations of the keyg of
‘the celcrited. sweet-on6i“Rirtan

     

 

 

   

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

heats the lfe out of Old Hob Iidley aga,
alls down the Si
onset. lens town an
Mra. Perwon'r rendition of
{heold Southern meloties ins male for
hora warm placa inthe leartsof alt who
Iiave hoard hermutsi. Sho" by Just
wring fr ithe Dalles, Texan,
exposition to ber hom in North Caro-
lina

‘Wercopy trom the Dallas Morning
News and. agree. wiih thea when thes
say Mrs. Joe Person {sone of the mat
neccompisbind paniats thas has ever YE
ited Dulas,