Addresses Made At a Supper to Mr And Mrs Edward J De Coppet And the Flonzaley
Addresses Made At a Supper to Mr And Mrs Edward J De Coppet And the Flonzaley
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Ara has prepared. In fact, I have prepared nothing, and I feel embarrassed, and I wish Mr. Kneisel, and Mr. Letz and Mr. Willeke would come and stand with me so that I should feel more comfortable, but I know they won't. I should like first to express in behalf of the Kneisel Quartet our heartiest thanks to the gentlemen of the Committee of Arrangements for asking us to come here tonight. I wish to assure the Committee, and I wish to assure Mr. And Mrs. De Coppet, and the Flonzaleys, that it wo...uld have been a very great disappointment if circumstances had prevented us from being here to- night. When some weeks ago Mr. Rice told us about the plan of having this delightful evening, we were very 2 6 The de Coppet-Flonzaley Supper happy to hear of it, and when he told us that we would be asked to come here as guests, we were more than delighted. As to myself, I shrank a little bit when he told me that I might perhaps be asked to say a few words, because I at once felt aware of a certain con- stitutional deficiency which always interfered with my happiness whenever I had to speak to more than half a dozen people, but somehow or other I llghtheartedly got over it, and I gave myself to the happy perspective of the 9th of March, and as the time drew near I began to think about it, and I talked to my colleagues and told them that I really did not feel up to speaking, that I should only say a few words of congratulation to the Quartet and Mr.
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Ara has prepared. In fact, I have prepared nothing, and I feel embarrassed, and I wish Mr. Kneisel, and Mr. Letz and Mr. Willeke would come and stand with me so that I should feel more comfortable, but I know they won't. I should like first to express in behalf of the Kneisel Quartet our heartiest thanks to the gentlemen of the Committee of Arrangements for asking us to come here tonight. I wish to assure the Committee, and I wish to assure Mr. And Mrs. De Coppet, and the Flonzaleys, that it wo...uld have been a very great disappointment if circumstances had prevented us from being here to- night. When some weeks ago Mr. Rice told us about the plan of having this delightful evening, we were very 2 6 The de Coppet-Flonzaley Supper happy to hear of it, and when he told us that we would be asked to come here as guests, we were more than delighted. As to myself, I shrank a little bit when he told me that I might perhaps be asked to say a few words, because I at once felt aware of a certain con- stitutional deficiency which always interfered with my happiness whenever I had to speak to more than half a dozen people, but somehow or other I llghtheartedly got over it, and I gave myself to the happy perspective of the 9th of March, and as the time drew near I began to think about it, and I talked to my colleagues and told them that I really did not feel up to speaking, that I should only say a few words of congratulation to the Quartet and Mr.
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