, 1875-11-28
Reformed Episcopal Church. on Washington
street. near Anu

AoAotAuo Gp'eIoPA Cnu1cn. Oh V30tlt1kaoo
street, near Ann.
ur1EKs n NOT COMING.
Messrs- Carpenter l. Sheldon Are advised by
Mr. strakosoh that Mile. Titlena Ia too i'll to b
| able to appear In Chicago It thu dates an
nouncod, Dec and 10. There Ere other cir
eumstaooea which would indicate thAt Titiens
will not be hard st all in Chicago during the
present seaEon. Ws may possibly be mistaken
In this regard. hut at all oveuts her appearance
Is indefinitely postponed.
oEaMAN1A MArNEKnoHon-
The next concert Of this Society viii ooms OF
Friday evening. Dec. 8. ut tho North-side Turn
Or Hall Besides miscellaneous u1ogranme
Of vocal music, tho Mcssrn- Russell and Wolf
will give some choice selections on the piano
and organ. Ar. schmol will play fantastic,
and thn Messrs. Eichbeim and De C1erqne will
assist him. After the concert there viii be the
usual social entertainment
THE BAnSABKE corcEnTs-
Tho Barnabee concert troupe appea1 twice
under the auspices Of MeesEs. Carpenter h shel.
don,-irst at Plymouth Church \ weak from
next Monday, and at the Union Park Church
the following evening. The programme for both
evenings sze generous nnd entertaining.
MooRE's ENCYCLOPEDIA
John y. Moore, the anthor Of IN excellent
d ''Enoyclopndia Of Music" has prepared IN a.
phabetioa1 appendix, which il published BY Dis
ton Il Co., OF Boston. and which is intended to
supplement the original edition With information
aud eventa thAt have occurred slnco tho main
work was issued.
LOCAL hnsCE1LAHI.
The London AltenGxna OF Nov. T ssvs Of the
Crystal Palace concert Of that week: IA now
American vocalist from Boston, Madame O4good,
made rather q favorable impression BY her eing-
sr-~ - n:- H1r To,a
Z composer Of the United States, OF whom more
specimens would be welcome considering the
ability shown in the Hymn to the vi1ein."
The Lurttne Club gave - musical II 1hanks-
giving evening" at KlAsas Hall. assisted By Mr..
3. Ganglor {citherl u. Helms (coruet), and
Mrs. P. Grolt and tho hlsses Kaafer and Lang
heinrich, vsoallsts.
Mr. g. g. Pratt the pisnist now in Berlin, was
complmented BY q large party given to him in
that cty, On the 20th ut., by the Hon. Bancroft
Davis sud lady. Fraulein Brandt and Minnie
Qauck sang some ct his compositions.
Miss Gregg5 friends crowded her large SCHOOL,
room Tuesday evening TO witness the closing
exercises of the fall term. The exhibition was
very gratifying to the patrons Of the Seminary.
The entertainment CONSISTED Of nuslc. together
Young ltdes. It will not be invid1ous to single |
out the closing piece upon the piano, Liszt's !
- Rigoletto." b. Miss Carrie E. Pratt. as worthy
OF special orsise among the musical perform !
Apces. Prof. Booth, who hAs given instruction |
in tho school during the term in elocuton, has |
culture. |
The Misses Byrne Of Chlcsgo, pianists, gave
some very successful rectsls At = concert in |
Boontboro, Ia, recently. ]
4 pleasant nuR1cat Was given Monday evening |
It the rourna OF the Central Conservatory Of |
Music, No. 216 State street, in which the Misses
Mathews. and Mesara. Walker. Cutlea. ana Hall |
!pianis's), Mrs: Sti1'n1au.. Miss Starr. Mies