Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22

COMPLIMENTARY CoNcERT.-The compliment
tary concert to Miss NJ. l.. lngraham, given at
the Church of the Unity, last evening, was en-
joyed by large audience, and was, of course,
great success unsteady, as it was financially.
The programme offered was very long, and the
encores insisted upon by the listeners made it
considerably longer. The choir Of the church
were assisted by Mrs. Edward Hamilton, Miss
Persis Bell, and Messrs. b. D. Allen and L. b.
Story, in the performance of the following pro-
gramme:
Mr.. s. r. Leland.
q Duet-"For so hath the Lord" . BIendelssohn
Messrs. C. V. Mason and S. Richards.
3. SOng-"Ihe Sands ODee" ...............,,B Boot
Mrs. Edward Hamilton.
A. Piano Duo-"Etudes symphoniques OPP l8,
Messrs. B. D. Allen and E. B. Story.
S. Song-"Gratias agimus tibP. ,...,..... Gugiemi
Miss II. L. mgraham.
6. Violin SOlO-"AlrS HOngrois. H. W, Ernst
Miss Persis Bell
7. Song-"Likeness of the best of mothers. Andre
Mr.. G.. V. Mason.
8. Duet-Fairy Chimes. .....,.................Abt
Mr. and Mrs. $. Ricnards.
.. Quartette-"There's one that love dearly"
Miss Ingraham Mrs Richards, Mr. Richards
and MIR Mason.
10. Organ SoO-EevatiOn in H. op. 90. Batiste
MIR. b. d. Allen.
H. Duet-"Quis est HOmo,". ......,........ Rossini
Miss Ingraham and Mrs Hamilton.
- song"Ihe IeaT" RicE:.: Aeiser
49, Prelude and Fugle in & minor, by Bach, tran
scribed from the organ score for piano by List.
Mr.. story.
A. song-"she wandered down the mountain
side Mrs Hamilton Clay
10. Violin solo-Fantasic from Lucreza Bor-
gia. ..,.,.......;...;;. ,;;'...'..''.... Sainton
10. Song-"Dream baby, dream" ........... Gabriel
Miss Ipgraham.
Dream baby, dream, the stars are glowing,
Hearst thou the stream? It's softly flowing
All gentle glides the hours,
Above no tempest lowers,
Below fragrant flowers
In silence growing.
Sloep baby, sleep, till dawn tomorrow,
Why sho1ld'st thou weep, VINO know'st not sorrow?
Too soon come pains and fears,
Too soon cause for tears,
SO from thy future years,
No sadness borrow.
Dream baby, dream, thine eyelids culver,
Know'st thou the theme of yonder river,
II saith "be calm be sure,
Unfailing, gentle, pure,
So shall thy life endure,
Like NINE forever"
II. ountette-G lee-Now the bright morning
Miss ipsraam Mrs Hamilton Mrs Richards Mr.
Richards and Mr.. Mason.
In addition to this Miss ngraham and Mrs.
King, jamie" and ooh, fair dove, Oh fond
dove" the former in reponse TO the prolonged
applause which followed her singing of "Gratias
aqimus tibi," and the latter in recognition of
the load encore with which ono of her.songs
was greeted, The quartette choir of the Church
Of the Unity Yere likewise obliged 10 repeat the
beautiful music by Kucken,w which closed the FIRST
part OF the programme In performance where
every part was enjoyable aud gave great appar-
cnt satisfaction to all, il is difficult to particu-
larize. The organ selection from Batiste,
played by Mr.. Allen and the beautiful
Rossini duet "Quis est Homo" sung
by Miss lngraham and Mrs. Hamilton
were exceedingly fine. The only objec-
tional thing about the concert was the position
of the singers and insrumentalists- in the rear
of the audience instead of in front, That lea-
turc can be remedied by using a hall next time,
and we doubt not the public win be glad 10 greet
Sthose who took part in the programme in a
similar one at no distant day. Miss Ingraham