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by Miss Mary 4. Kellogg the piano solo,
BY Miss 70 swisshelm the LA Cachueha," ;, By =
solo BY 'llrs My1of F. Tarble and " LII
Fricassie," by MISS Minnie stubbs and Master
Alya Bourniquo and bass solo by b. F. 1'ioen
The orchestra for the occasion Is furnished by
Johnny Hand, and the singing is By the quartette
consisting of Messrs. Bird, Williams, Hale, and
Tilden. The musical part Of the programme will
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. At that time, Mrs.
Tarble will sing, and Miss Gates will dance the
Highland fling.
fhe yesper service at tho Third Unitarian
Church, corner OF Monroe and Latin streets,
this evening, will be unusually interesting. Tie
programme includes Thayer's organ voluntary,
q La Meditation, BY Mr. Capwell; Abt's Far
Ger the Stars ia Rest" BY Miss Stoddard. Mrs.
HaweB, and Messrs. Lyndon and Coulston !;
Curschman's trio, Protect Us Through the
Coming Night !" Sabbath Day." male auaTI-
tette :. Rocked in the Crad1e Of the Deep, solo
by AIr. E. n. Kerr and Kreutzers Chapel"
by Messrs. Sa1ton, Lyndon. Coulston, and herr.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Among the pleasant musical events Of the past
week was ''musical" given at Mr. Sherwood,s,
Marks Church. Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Doolittle,
Miss MacDougall, Mrs. Rea, Mr. Loring, A1r;
Doolittle, and Prof. Becker had the principal
numbers OF the programme The latter gentle-
man, vino is musician Of many years' standing,
both in the East and the West, created hearty
applause both BY his violin and guitar -playtng.
novel feature was some solos by ex-senator
Doolittle and Dr.. G. VI Dyer, who we're impressed
into service, and sang the music OF other days in
the manner Of other days.
On Saturday afternoon, Mr. Heman Allen* the
wcli-knowu violin teacher, gave exhibition OF
his pupils at Reeds Temple OF Music. Among
those Who participated were Morris and Bertha
Rothschild, Harry Seaycrns, Mary Du Vernet,
Edwin Sherman, Miss Davy, Julia James, j. u.
Kngaland, Lizzie Blackman,, Abbott Cooke,
Waldemar Nichols, Lucy Nichols, Nellie Kings
land, Matte 6nalley, Charles Blodgett,. Kitty
Conaut, The programme Was an unusually ex-
ce]lent one NJ well as the performance, and Was
a credit to Air. Aliens abilities AZ tencher. On
Tuesday evening list musical entertainment;
was given at tho Ashlar Lodge Rooms, in which
Messrs. Cupwell, Bird, Phillips, Hale, 1ilden,
and Lieb1ing, and Mrs. BchoonhoEen and Miss
Van Wordragen took part.
4 charming and largely-attended musical en-
tertainineht WAS given By Mrs. Henry W. Fuller.
day evening, in which Mre. Q. L. Johnson, Miss
LOWS, Mrs. Ullmann, Mrs. Prof. Mitchell, Miss
Ls Fayette, Mrs. Scoiield, Airs. Charles Peters,
Mrs, Hart, and Mrs. Fuller, and Mr. Phelps and
Mr.. Britain took part. Mrs. Hart is q new
singer, brilliant and powerful soprano, who has
lately come here from Nashville, and, as she has
made Chicago her home. she will prove . valuable
acquisition to Cur resident talent.
MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
Tho February number Of Benhdna's Musical
Rcrie,1 contains many original articles Of great
interest. Among tho moro prominent attielea
are, Gieanings from the Musical History Of
Germany translated from the German, By A.
Il. Parsons, translator Of Wagner's ''Beethov-
en- eer1ea OF rare interest and value to Husl-
cal students; Well-wrtteD sketch Of the Ia,
melted pa1eps-Rosa: ''G1eauings from Musical
History !" au editorial show Not to Sing" l.
sharp hit at some Of the moro prominent folIies
in vogue among vocal students; original poems,
one entitled e Euphrosyne Parepa-1tosa:" :" cdito-
rails, art news, correspondence, etc.
We have received the following new music
from Ditson & Co., Boston, through the
courtesy Of Measrs. Lyon tf Healy, OF this city ::
"Looking Forward" song By Sullivan; Hope
less" song By Virginia Gabr7el; Prayer of
the Angels" moroccan for piano. by H. May
latti; '.The Flower Gatherers," Glovers duo,
arranged for piano By William sma1lWood; !;
Breath Again those Sweet Words, Darling
soag by c. D. Blake; nThe shpper1s Wifi" !"
inf Soul, on Restless Wings Driven" hymn
with organ accompaniment, by Fred Evers-
manu-, il. "TrubeI and Jubel Quadrille." for
piano. BY Carl Faust; 80, Call Ne to Thy Life
AGnin," By Squirea, one OF Mrs Longs songs; :;
''Tho Thorn" by Shield, one Of Mr. Var1e,' g
songs; - Fairy Gondola Barcar5le," for piano,
BY Barcovitz; Come Again, Bright Days
Of Tore. song BY G. D. Blake; Il When in the
Silly Hour Of Night" song ty Franz Abt !;
Pace Quest Alma" terzetto by Canpana !;
''Floweret OF the Dale cong by Molloy !;
"Schroon Lake Waltz" By T. B. simonson !;
"The king and bis Tambour's Daughter ballad
in waltz form BY Prof. Wiener; - Low - snY
Feet" sacred song by Miss LindsaJI "chant