What I want to know is how Agnes is going to excuse herself for hiding her husband's clothes, so that if this musicale had been the most delightful affair of the season he would have missed it just the same.
A musicale in the near-by country church had been in preparation and Percy heartily accepted an invitation to accompany the family to the evening's entertainment.
A lady does not know what to do with her two or three bouquets at a musicale or a dinner, so they are laid away on a table.
The only thing that can be done is to sit after dinner with them in her lap, and the prima donna at a musicale lays hers on the grand piano.
The next morning's musicale was quite the feast that Polly had anticipated, and Mrs. Jocelyn's was a twofold enjoyment.
To Maurice Schlesinger, Editor of the Gazette Musicale in Paris [Given by L.
Sir, In your Revue Musicale for October last my name was mixed up with the outrageous pretensions and exaggerated success of some executant artists; I take the liberty to address a few remarks to you on this subject.
The girls, Norton and Randolph were left to oversee preparations for the prominent Washingtonians invited to attend the musicale to be given later in the evening.
She had spent part of the day with Carolina and Hope Langdon and in the evening had attended the musicale at their house.
Fetis describes this soiree musicale as one of the most pleasant that had been given that year.
Not only did he not give a concert, but he was even passed over on the occasion of a soiree musicale at court to which all the most distinguished artists then assembled at Warsaw were invited--Mdlle.
The same rules hold good with regard to a musicale or a concert.
In connection with what Mr. Goldschmidt and the writer in the Gazette musicalesay about the difficulty of admission and a sifted list, I have to record, and I shall do no more than record, Franchomme's denial.
On April 2 the Gazette musicale announced that Chopin would shortly betake himself to London and pass the season there.
A writer in the less friendly La France musicale goes even so far as to stultify himself by ridiculing, a propos of the A flat Impromptu, the composer's style.
The Landgrave's musicale had been anticipated eagerly by all music-lovers in town; Wartburg, the large house on the hill, hardly could hold the invited.
II The drawing-room was delicious that May afternoon--the next after the musicale at Landgrave's.
The musicale was discussed and Miss Landgrave's singing praised.
But a musicale may be given with equal propriety in the afternoon.
Mrs. Van Antwerp's informal littlemusicale had been only the first of a series of more elaborate ones, at which Halleck was often the chief attraction.
Julian is coming to-night," she announced to Elizabeth, when the musicale was over and the last guest had departed.
After dinner Patty informed them all that a musicale would take place.
Now, listen; Marie is having a musicale next Friday night, and I want you to come.
Yes; but, if you'll come to the musicale on Friday night, we can make great progress in a short time.
The musicale was coming next day, and Lulu had already rehearsed them in their position as refreshment ornaments.
With this slight damming of her flowing fount of filial love, Lulu combined a desire to have them appear as features at a musicale she was to give, come Saturday evening.
Then there were the "Varii Fiori del Giardino Musicale ouero Sonate da Camera, etc.
If the Musicale is to be an evening affair, and dancing is to follow the music, the following form of invitation may be used: MRS.
I mean to say, I'll arrange for a musicale and ask her to sing.
Miss Arnold went to a musicale and found hers lying on the bed just where she left it.
Clara had gone to the musicale and would not be home until late.
When they reached the Ponceforths', the musicalewas in full swing.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "musicale" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
