, 1875-11-14

John E. McWade and 11essrB. T. D. aud c. 4.
Pitts will take part ia the musical features Of the
| programme and Miss Akerstrom and Mr. Arm
| strong will read.
The tirs. OF ssries Of grand musical enter
| talnkoents for tile benefit of St. paul's Ru-
! formed Church will bo given at the church build
inG. corner Of Washington and Ann streets,
Thursday evening, Nov Is. The best musical
talent ia tho city has been secured to make these
entertainments worthy OF the patronage OF all
music-lovine people.
| Mr. Tonlins' lecture upoa the Tonic Sol Fa Sys-
tenn last Tuesday evening, at the Trinity AIetIo-
| DIST Church, WAS attended by very large audi
eoco, winch manifested the most hearty apnrecla-
ton or aud interest IN the development Of the
system by tho lecturer. The correspondence
relative to a repetition Of tile lecture IL the
audience room OF the First Methodist Church
Thursday evening has already appeared in tho
columns OF TIE TRIBUNE We trust Mr. Tom
Ius Will have large audience from musical peo~
pie on this occasion.
G.: ". Harrington, the New York tenor, for
merry OF this city, is now here on visit to his
brother: Mr. Harrington was formerly veil and
favorably known in Chicago. having sung three
years in the First BAPTIST Church, and also tor q
time in tho Second Baptist and other churches.
With Two Of the leading churches in Newark, n.
j., whore he has met with success and populari-
ty. He has also, since his former term of resi-
dence in Chicago, been engaged with several
Leading conceit and operetta troupes, having
Travelled through all sections Of the country.
At the "musicat evening" Of the San Greal
Society OF tho Eighth Presbyterian Chufch, held
last Tuesday evening at the residence OF 3liss
Todd. the well-known pianist, the lady gave d
recital of Mendelssohn's music which was very
heartily recelTed. The numbers inclu led the
fantasia in + MINOR op. %; si1 Songs without
the andante from the Fourth Symphony; the
scherzo from Sonata, op- 6 and The capIiccio,
op. "a, with the accompaniment OF second
piano. An oseay on Memberships "Life and
Genius " was also read by Samuel ". Duflell.
The hospitable doors of Mr. aud Mrs. ". ".
ing between Prof H. t: Palmer and thoss xho
have sung with him in the choir of the Second
Baptist Church. Among the guests were hra.
Tca.hes. % Prot: G. '' 8. S Hills, Mrs. E. s'a15 ).
Goodspeed. and Mrs. c. 3. Goodyear.
Prof. Mills presided az the piano. and during |
The evening Q few choice anthems vera rendered |
10 style which showed that the choir had not |
forgotten how to sing. aud with precision in
lime worthy Of full-grovn mctrouome.
Brainnrd's Sons, OF Cleveland, have recently
ssued large lot of new music, including eight
comic songs. rumber Of songs il 1ba neries en-
'ltled ''nons Treasures" and four arrange
nents Of popular melodies for four hands. bv
$ Bonum Est," "benedictas,' "Jub,late,"
: Deus 1fiserea4ur." .:Cauta:o Domino. aud
: Going Out with the Tide" By .. G. Burnap;
Sweet Remenbrance:' waltz, BY Ricardo Banti;
fsrz; '' Color Guard March, 3" by +. III. Reinhart
March through Georgia." by hfack; willie
)ar14ns,' by Jules Laforte; Beautiful sum
aer 3, Fiowe!s," by G; ". Persley; It'll the
'louds Go Dy," Dy James H.: North; Good
ilOs8omah y uOikH. by kinla3