, 1876-03-19

the silver medals. which are given to those p
pills who receive fifty good marks iu the cour
OF Sic terms, there being one report for Oh
term OF ten weeks, with ten marking the highe
degree OF excellence. Tho medals, both GO
aud silver. are among the handsomcst OF q
! present season the houor5 laye been awar
! ed as follows:
The gold medals Of the College were award
to Miss Sarah Conley, MisB Kate Davis, and Nj
| Annie Harold.
The silver medals have been awarded to fort
| four pupils. as follows:
South Side College. 1913 Wabash avenue-slr
jennie Washbu1D, Misses Mary Wiehatd, MAJ
Taylor, Daisy Knapp, lds Pierce, Ella Bensle
Fanny Giles, Claudio Buel, Hattie Foote, Ka
Burrows, Maggie Cunningham. Eta Little Elolt
Randall, Hattie Hunter. Clara Percival. Nell
Harmon, Grace Patterson, Ida AcElwain, Dol
Monroe, Della Clark, Jnl,a Doane, Maggie Ha
dluge, Gertrude Walker. Belle Temple, Florenc
| Wilder 1Arie kimba1k, Mabel SpaulainG, En,m
j Ala1ston, Mesers Fred Becker, G. s. Dobbin,
and Master Edward Wright.
West Side College, 295 West Madison street.
Mrs. F: L. Lewis, Misses Phebe Dyer, E1nm
| Gates, Nellie Egan. Lille McI.eisb. Susan Jungt
+: Kate Cook, alr. Walter Il. Hodge, Master {
/ Gardiner.
| North Side College, 1888 North Market street
Kisses Add1e Goysar. Claudino Sothrup, Lizzi
| Rtchle, Tekla Sothrup.
| SUNDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT.
| Tho second OF the series vi Sunday afternoon
| concerts in aid OF the Good Samaritan HON
will be given under the able management Of 1lr
| Arihu. J. Creswold at the First Methods
Church. this afternoon at 5 O'Clock. With
ino array Of talent aud an excellent pro
granme, the concert Of to-day promises to bt
even Greater success than the ono Of last Sab
BATH
l. Overture" Samson n"............Ha .Hande
Arthur j. Cfes,rotd.
4: Prayer from ''Le hophcte". ......... .Meycrbee,
3. Duo for tvo pianos-" ransaaie on themes
t. Tue bright sefspai .Msnas
Hrs. En.sHu Ik1rsl0n.
$. Organ solo-" serenade" -" for string or
i. j: Cresuoid.
Selections from Mendrlsaonn's "EuJah."
!. Solo and .uett What have 70 do with thee
. 49,. .., aE1s. rhu5s1on ana Ea: c: liate:
- 1'''' lis: b: ptiayo1, ~ 'ss IL 'D' D'fa
D. Rset and aFia'. plaw Pay near, au ye People
n5s. Thsio Nss 81 ;o aud gt asssis ts usasa ssee,
and Hate.
j. NYs. ioa,:;oa: 5e l'f's'
e. Organ so1o-Chorus. .,.........'B Be not Afraid ~
~ crtsro!d.
The concert Of last Sabbath was, in point Of
c&CEilbuCo tAa0 hkLcuuuuC6. ueCIuE0 SUCCESS.
Misc Blanche Reises, the principal so!oist, cap
tiyatnd tho audience BY her charming rendering
OF Bishops :'leli me, my heart" and .Amaryl-
lis, as played by 1lr. Ctesuold, will nos eoon be
forgotten. OF Messrs. Schultze, Tllden, and thu
Orenta! Quartette, 1t is sufficient to say that
they each received an enthusiastic cncore Mr.
Schultze responding, to the qualification Of the
audience, by singing Nearer, my God, toTheo."
Equally apzopos we're tho selections Of Mr.. Til
den and the Oriental Quartette. The third con-
cert OF the series will be given next Sunday,
March &c commencing at the usual hour. Sc
lec:ions from the standard o.atoIios and cl.ssic-
NJ authors will be rendered BY select foreign
and home talent.
THE APOLLO CLUB CONCERT.
Tho third conccrt Of the season Ct the Apollo
Club will occur ut McCornck'a Hall Thurauay
evening, on which occasion the Club will be as
sisted by Miss Julia Rive, the pianist already so
we'll known to the musical people Of this city,
and by Miss Wilhelmins E. Benziger, soprano.
from New York. Tho latter lady comes to US a
stranger, but il va may rely upon Eastern re-
ports, the credit Of the Club for presenting the
best art1sta at its c0ncerta will be ably sustained
ly the engagement OF Miss BenZigor. Tho con-
:orts Of this Club begin ut O'CLOCK precisely,
and the associate members and friends are re-
luested to be IN attendance ct that time, Us no
,erson will be conducted to seat during tho
serformapco Of q number OF the prog ramme.
fhe Secretary, Mr. Z. G. Newell, Z. No. l5o
State street, wilt ,e pleased to gi7s any informa-
ion required concerning the associate member |
hip Of the Club.
JULIA MATTHEWS AT TUE ACADEMY
The Julia Matthews opera-Douffo Company |
sill begin season in Chicago :; the Academy Of |
iuse tomorrow night with performance Of
Girolle- Girotia," Tuesday night 1.-The Grand |
Duchess" " will be given, and Wednesday night |
The Daughter OF the Regiment and "Alad- |
in, the Wonderful Scamp" Miss Metthews tho |
q England, and deserves hIgher one in this |
ountry.
31Cs1cAL NOTES.
Tho musical evenings OF the spring term Of
he Hershey School Of Musical Art, No. Y South
m street, will begin Monday, March 27, with
iaao recital by lIiss Julia Rive.
Miss ". E. Benziger, the New York vocalist
no is to appear at the next concert Of the
polio Club, will be the guest Of Mr. r. 8.
lark during her stay in this city.
Miss Julia Rive, asslsted by AIRS. Hershey, II, |
!. TotnIins. Miss Benziger, and Louis Osterl1z. |
Ill give recital at the rooms OF " 4. Nixon, |
late and Aaans streets, next Saturday night.
Mr.: c. A. Havene, o1ganiRt OF the First Pres
Fta1ian Church, has composed q "Donum Est"
has been performed by some Of OFT best resi-
ant singers, and is highly spoken OF BY them.
A1r. George Miller. formerly businees manager
tue California Nlinstrea, has accepted simi- |
r position in connection with the Kicbings- |
erlaard Opera Troupe. It is probable that both !
r. Miller and tho opera troupe will profit by
10 now arrangement
The concerr given at Ferry Hall. Lake Forest.
Fiday evening last, under the direction of W. f,
B. natthews, passed OF pleasantly and to the t
tisfact'on Of all present. The programme in |
uded selections from Beethoven, Schumann,
lopip. Weber, Gottschalk, and Liszt. Tie
i1d concerto OF Beethoven, in c minor, first /
ovsmsnt, WAS given with the assistance Of Mr. &
atthews, who furnished the orchestral part on | t
second piano.
Gilmore's celebrated military baud will give |
o concerts ut AlcCormick's Hall, in this city,
Ihursday and Friday evenings, April and |
The band will number 50 pieces, including
Wy, Arbuckle, Lcfeb7e Letoch. and other So
SITS of merit. The band is engaged to 70 to
1ifornia, and wiil stop in Chicago on its vay
ere- 1t ia upquestionably ono OF the best
litaTy bands organized in the country, and its
ncerts ought to attract the attention they
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