, 1876-04-23


The seventh reunion OF the Beethoven Society
this season taxes place at the Society rooms next
Thursday evening. April 27. The programme
embraces Mendelssohn's Trio for piano, violln,
and cello, in G minor '' Morceaux Character
tstique for piano and cello, BY Pepper and
the Raft Quintette for piano and strings, in A
Hubbard, Allen. and Eichhem. Mrs. Emma
1hursson will. by special request sing the
Rubinstein songs. Dreaming" ''Spriue
Moods" and Longing" Mrs. r. Ulhmann
will sing the "Che Faro senza Euridice," aria
from Glucks Orpheus." This will be the last
reunion but one for this season. The rehearsala
for Elijah will take place Tuesdays and Fri
days until the concert.
MISS DOUGLAS CONCERT.
The projected concert for the benefit OF Miss
Douglas, whose promise OF great vocal excel
leDce las lately attracted 30 much attention, il
now definitely announced for the 8th OF May, and
will take place ut McCormick's Hail. The mat
ter is in charge Of some OF the more prominent
ladies' Of this city, who have heretofora sue
cessfully shown their sympathy for artistic ad-
vancement in this particular manner, and whose
earnest interest may be accepted as an assurance
of the entertainment being worthy Of the best
class Of our musical patronage to which it more
directly appeals. The programme will be
completed, in addition to Aliss Douglas selec-
tions, BY yocsl. numbers BY Mrs. johnson, Mr.
Barnes, and Mr.. Fairman, and instrumental By
Mr. Wolfsohn, Mr. Lewis, and Mr.. Echheim-
FouNpL1Ses' HONE.
An entertainment for the benefit of the
Foundliugs' Home will be given at the Union
Park Congregational Church tomorrow night,
Tho programme is as follows: Selections, Mr.
Louis Falk; "The Spanish Duel" and "Brud-
der Anderson" Mr. 4. P. Burbank; solo,
"Crispino Ia Comare, " Mrs Louis Falk .sTho
Man O Airlie" and "Compostioa on the
'Hoss,'" Mr. A. r. Burbank duet, "Qui est
homo" Miss Brewster and Mrs. Colebtooke :;
.' The shaugraun." AR: A. ?. Burbank aIia,
" "schneider Sees Leah and "Sellers' Infallib1e
Oriental Optical Lnimeut," 1ir. L. ?. Burbank
voluntary, l1r. C. L. Keeler.
Won BULow.
IL. Levy, the agent Of Dr.. Won Bulow, has ar
rived in the city. and announces that the latter
will give three concerts in this city on the even
ipgH Of May aud and on the afternoon Of
May G. The first concert will be niscellane-
GUS one, the second devoted to Beethoven, and
the matinee to Chopin.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Miss Fannie 4. Root, the soprano of drace
Church choir, leaves for Europe on the slst
inst, in the pursuit Of pleasure and study.
Miss Anna Drasdil, the excellent New York
contrslro. has been secured for the next coucart
Of the Apollo Club, which takes place May 16.
NJ. s. N. Penfeld, formerly of this city, has
been appointed organiss at tho Church Of the
Pilgrims. in Brooklyn. N. T., for the enauine
year.
The choir Of the Second Baptist Church will
give an old folks concert at the Union Park Con-
gregational Church Tuesday evening Of this
week.
The West Side Choral Union, under the direc.
tton Of Air. Orlando Blackman, will give con
cert during May, when selections from HandeVs
It Samson" and Mendelasohn's Elijah will be
produced.
In the Easter musical announcements printed
nams OF Mrs. Clara D. Stacey, late Of this city.
appears aa one OF the sopranos in the doubia
quartette at Graca Church.
We lave received the following priyata din.
patch from Philadelphia, uuder dtte of Tho
10Th: Star OF the Moth last evening opened
F1th tremendous succeas- bliss Kellogg Was
received with great enthusiasm and tributes of
lowers. It was the erandest apectacle eyer seen
IN the Philade}phla stage"
The Creation VAS produced at Ga1eshnre
IN tue 18th and 18th insts.. Mr. Edxvard
schnltze OF this city, taking the tenor na1ta- |
Judging from the local papers, be succeeded in !
pta.se"orthy manner, one paper saying that |
AA9 f0s<0 eAA LAC NAnAEf VI ElDI1Q0 Hi0Wn1 thu ]
impress OF genius" Good for schultze.
The Mchings-Bernard troupe are nnnonncad
. give '1he Marriage Of Figaro IN St, Louis!
he announcement shows how small an amonnt |
Il musical pabulnm will suffice for S.. Louis.
naamnch aa thas Mchlnge-Bernard t1ouue IL
oout s. ven qualified to give the 81 Marriage Of
1garo as the children OF one Of our primarv
chools wonid-be to give Fidelio.
The choir Of the English Lutheran Church.
ssisted BY Miss Emma Larson, Mr. Uno Vida,
trand. Nj: John l. swenaon and ee1tette, snd
lesara- J. A Hattstedt and Bu,sseret. of the
;hlcago Musical College, will give benefit con-
ert under direction OF tho oFgauist. afr, Martin
}. stecher. ut the church, corner OF North naar.
orn aud Erie streets, Thursday evening.
"Der Freirchuetz" was given last week in
q e. ~ iork, WITH Mrs. lmogene Brown, formerly
hon as MGz O. the former. the New Iork
rloune says: Mrs 1mogene Brown, who took
1e role OF 4gG1te. has not large Yotca, but It
q AnGf 1Y h4nN f4Ah %k~