Wednesday afternoon
Dearest Mamie
Got a flunk in Algebra. I’d rather you wouldn’t tell Eloise as in the course of time I’ll take a re-exam and get through if possible. I can’t decide how I feel about it yet. To tell the truth I hate it so I have very little else in the way of feeling to throw away on it. I don’t think it will spoil the rest of my vacation which


up to this time has been very pleasant. I stay in bed as late as I please in the morning and eat crackers and tea if I get hungry before lunch.
Yesterday afternoon Mary and I each purchased some white tucked lawn and some plain white, and we are making some awfully dainty little stocks, which will cost about 8 cents apiece! And they look perfectly sweet with the turnovers you and Edio sent me.
In the evening I


went to the organ recital and took Miss Whitlock as Mary was too tired to go. It was perfectly beautiful! And Miss W. isn’t half so bad when you get her away from Mrs. SHe smiled twice at the table the day after her mother left, and looks happier all the time.
I have just come from Dr Thelberg who vaccinated me. She is at her house in town now which is very pretty and where she lives with Dr Kimball another love of mine. Dr K is a remarkably interesting woman. She was a missionary for ten years in Armenia and was driven out because she cured so many people the Armenians tried to massacre. Of course the vaccinating didn’t hurt any, but my leg feels sort of queer with a big rubber protector over the spot. I bet it won’t take.
Farewell
Peg


Forgot to say I am reduced to 8 cents and would like some more soon


Isn’t Pax’s story queer. It sounds to me something like that little book Mrs Judah lent you -- I can’t remember it’s name. It certainly is well written but frightfully Paxish and unconventional.
I simply must speak of how beautiful the mountains are these windy grey days. They are a deep rich blue and you just can’t keep your eyes off them.


THE ELTING MEMORIAL ORGAN
First Congregational Church
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Rev. [Wm.] Herman Hopkins, Minister
April 1st, 1902


Initial Recital
Paul Martin, Jr. Organist
Miss Virginia C. Gildersleeve, Soprano


In Memoriam
Funeral March, ……… Beethoven
1. Sonata in D Minor ….. Guiolmant
Introduction-Allegro-Pastorale-Finale.
2. (a.) Largo, “New World” Symphony, Dvorak
(b.) Pastoral in G, …. Renoud De Vilbach
3. Solo, “Oh Had I Jubal’s Lyre,” Handel
4. Fugue in G Minor, …… Bach
5. Waldweben, ….. Wagner-Lamare
6. (a.) Communion in G, ….. Grison
(b.) Caprice, ……. Guilmant
7. (a.) Traumerei, “Im Walde” Symphony, Raff
(b). Giga, From Piano Suite, Raff
8. Solo, (a.) “Were I a Star,” Arthur Nevin
(b.) “Vainka’s Song,” Wishaw
9. “Kammenoi Dstrow.” …. Rubenstein
Arranged for organ by Paul Martin, Jr.
10. Grand March, “Leonore” Symphony, Raff
It is requested that applause be omitted.


The Elting Memorial Organ
Four Manuals and Pedals.
Compass of Manuals, -- C C to C4--61 Notes
Compass of Pedals, --- C C C to F--30 Notes


Great Organ
TEN STOPS
Double Open Diapason, …. 16 feet, Wood and Metal, 61 Pipes.
First Open Diapason, …. 8 [feet,] Metal, 61 [Pipes.]
Seconds Open Diapason, …. 8 [feet,] [Metal,] 61 [Pipes.]
Viola Di Gamba, …. 8 [feet,] [Metal,] 61 [Pipes.]
Doppel Flute, …. 8 [feet,] Wood, 61 [Pipes.]
Flute Harmonique, …. 4 [feet,] Metal, 61 [Pipes.]
Octave, ….. 4 [feet,] [Metal,] 61 [Pipes.]
Super Octave, …..2 [feet,] [Metal,] 61 [Pipes.]
Mixture, III ranks, ….. [Metal,] 183 [Pipes.]
Trumpet, ……. 8 [feet,] [Metal,] 61 [Pipes.]


Swell Organ
FOURTEEN STOPS
Bourdon, ………. 16 feet, Wood, 61 Pipes.
Open Diapason, …….. 8 [feet,] Metal, 61 [Pipes.]
Salicional, ……. 8 [feet,] [Metal,] 61 [Pipes.]
Vox Celeste, …….. 8 [feet,] [Metal,] 49 [Pipes.]
Aeoline, …….. 8 [feet,] [Metal], 61 [Pipes.]
Stopped Diapason, …….. 8 [feet,] Wood, 61 [Pipes.]
Fugara, ……… 4 [feet,] Metal, 61 [Pipes.]
Flute Traverso, ……… 4 [feet,] Wood, 61 [Pipes.]
Flageolet, ………. 2 [feet,] Metal, 61 [Pipes.]
Dolce Cornet, III ranks, …… [Metal,] 183 [Pipes.]
Contra Fagotta, …….. 16 [feet,] [Metal,] 61 [Pipes.]
Cornopean, ……… 8 [feet,] [Metal,] 61 [Pipes.]
Oboe, ………. 8 [feet,] [Metal,] 61 [Pipes.]
Vox Humana, ……. 8 [feet,] [Metal,] 61 [Pipes.]


Choir Organ
EIGHT STOPS
Violin Diapason, ….. 8 feet, Metal, 61 Pipes.
Dulciana, …… 8 [feet,] [Metal,] 61 [Pipes.]
Melodia, …… 8 [feet,] Wood, 61 [Pipes.]
Quintadena, ….. 8 [feet,] Metal, 61 [Pipes.]
Violina, …… 4 [feet,] [Metal,] 61 [Pipes.]
Flute D’Amour, ….. 4 [feet,] Wood and Metal, 61 [Pipes.]
Piccolo, ……. 2 [feet,] Metal, 61 [Pipes.]
Clarinet, ……. 8 [feet,] [Metal,] 61 [Pipes.]


Echo Organ
FOUR STOPS
Viol D’Amour, ……. 8 feet, Metal, 61 [Pipes.]
Vox Celestes, ……. 8 [feet,] [Metal,] 61 [Pipes.]
Clarinet Flute, …….. 8 [feet,] Wood, 61 [Pipes.]
Vox Humana, …….. 8 [feet,] Metal, 61 [Pipes.]
 
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Pedal Organ
SEVEN STOPS
Double Open Diapasen, ..,... 16 feet, Wood, 30 Pipes
Bourdon, …….. 16 [feet,] [Wood,] 30 [Pipes.]
Lieblich Gedacht, …….16 [feet,] [Wood,] 30 [Pipes.]
Violone, ……… 16 [feet,] Metal, 30 [Pipes.]
Quinte, ……. 10 ⅔ [feet,] Wood, 30 [Pipes.]
Violoncello, …… 8 [feet,] Metal, 30 [Pipes.]
Flute, ……… 8 [feet,] Woodl, 30 [Pipes.]


Mechanical
COUPLERS
TWELVE
[column 1]
Great to Pedal.
Swell to Pedal.
Choir to Pedal.
Echo to Pedal.
Swell to Great, unison.
Swell to Great, super.
[column 2]
Swell to Great, sub.
Choir to Great, unison.
Choir to Great, sub.
Echo to Great.
Swell to Choir.
Great to Great, sub.


COMBINATIONS
NINETEEN
[column 1]
Great to Pedal, reversible.
Swell Tremulant.
Balanced Swell Pedal.
Balanced Choir Pedal.
Grand Crescendo Pedal.
Great Forte
General Release
Great Organ Release.
Swell Organ Release
Great Piano
[column 2]
Swell Forte.
Swell Piano.
Choir Forte.
Choir Piano.
Pedal Forte
Pedal Piano.
Choir Organ Release.
Grand Forte.
Grand Piano.


TREMULANTS
Tremulant affecting the Swell Organ.
Tremulant affecting the Choir Organ.
Tremulant affecting the Echo Organ.


RELEASES
NINE
[column 1]
Great Combination.
Choir Combination.
Grand Release.
Great Organ.
Choir Organ.
[column 2]
Swell Combination.
Pedal Combination.
General Release.
Swell Organ.


INDICATORS
Wind Indicator.
Crescendo Indicator.
REUBEN MIDMER & SON, BUILDERS, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.


Flunked Algebra.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. APR 2 530P 1902
Miss Shipp
1010 N. Delaware St
Indianapolis
Indiana
37


INDIANAPOLIS, IND. APR 4 1230AM 1902 REC’D