, 1877-09-30

George H. Tay'or, Z; r fietzsch-
v. e. t;sannis. dent Of thu Chicago
Il. S. TuthIl. J. s. Hamilton, President
| j. B. Raymond, OF tue Apollo t.luh.
| G. Rohner, jill. McSckcr, President
| f.. G. Asay, VI the Owl Club,
4. ". nohu. G. r. Upton,
| Leonard Swctt William d. Eaton,
| Emery ~ StorTs, L. Gc+tefeld,
+. ". Palmer, George L. Armstrong.
| THE HAYDN SOCIETY.
The Haydn Musical Society will give three
concerts this season on the following dates:
Nov. H. Jan. 81, and April !. For tho first cui-
cert the programme will iuc:alc Haydr's Second
Symphony, Wcber's Caprice in B fiat, an over
tur. compiled from themes from Roszinis
"Stauat Matcr'' by Mcrcadantc; kolliny's
'Sonnenblicts'' {yio1in solul the overture to
the bohemian Girl" and the march tempo
from Raff's y *Lenorc." Miss Jennie Dutton, Il
pupil Of Nine RudcrsslorI and 4 sister OF Alice
Dutton, the pianist, will be the vocalist. The
Society has also fl rehearsal for the second anu
third concerts MozArt's C major e. Jupiter ~
symphony, Mendclssohn's s'Lobycsang," other
movements from KatI, asld some new music.
The " Loh:.esan. will tn: given by 4 chorus
composed vi singers selected from tue char;h
clluirs. The suoscritionlist is sait to be quite
large, so that from that very important pulKf
Of view, the tinanciaf. the season promises to bs
very successful.
CHURCH. CONCERT.
\ concert and readings will be given at the
Wabash-Aycnuc NJ L. Ciur.h Thursday even
in. next, at wlsc1l L very attractive programme
will be performed.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Mr.. Alfred H. Pease has been giving piano re-
citals in Buffalo with great success.
The Beethoven Society is already ut work upon
vcrdi's ''Rcquicnl Mass which will be given
at the first concert in November.
l. The Kullosss-C:,ry Combination, now in San
Francisco, will give two concerts in this city at
| the Tabernacle about tic middle OF November.
| Mr.. S. G. Pratt has mat,c New York his home,
It is not improbable: tlat he may appear rpon
| tue concert stage this suasou His many friends
| here will wish him SUCCESS.
The string auartctte fur the Beethoven re-
uniou this season vii! include Afr. Lewis, FIRST
| violin: Mr. Feh,, second violin; NJ. Eichlcinl,
| cello; ami l(r. Loc5ch, viola.
Mr. F. T. Baird. the wcll-known pianist and
music teacher, has taken rooms ut 4}5 West
Madison street, where he may b.. consulted up
OH matters pertaining to the profession.
Mr.. W. e. Stanley, who formerly sang at
Trinity Church, in this city, is with the Emma
Abbott troupe this season.. The troupe also
includes Arbucklc, the cornet soloist, and Fer
ranti, the bulfo.
Mr.. E. G. Newell has resigned his position rs
Secretary of tho Apollo Club, owing to the
pressure Of business engagements. The place
is now filled by Mr. Cox, former Treasurer, ant
one Of the Oldest mem mbers Ut the Club.
Mr. D!sby v Bell, who has been studying in
Naples during the past two years, ii tn make
his operate debut Al Malta in November. Mr..
Bell is son Of Mr. D. V. Bell, formerly we'll
known here in the commercial college business.
Charles and Eugene Ticsset, the pianist aud
tenor, vino once occupied very prominent
pusitiun in our luca! musical world, are
teaching with remarkable SUCCESS at Newcastle
upoa-Tyne, England. The FORMER has recently
written fur tne Crown Princes, Ut Italy q yer,
brilliant Fantasie dc Concert on themes from
"Af1ritana-" I"
Mrs Jenny 1wici,cll kcmp.oa, the eminent
cnntrato IRON Boston. Wilu has made i very de-
cilcd success 10 English opera, and whose repH-
tation a. atl artist and teacher arc known ali
over the country, is now really to receive pupils
at her residence, 81. Michigan avenue, and 10
give instruction III the formation ii The voice,
aud in English and Italian opera AMI osatorio
music.
Mr. Louis Falk gave two organ concerts Id
South Bend on Tuesday and "Wednesday q! last
week. the OCCASION beng tho dedication uf the
ncw organ, built iy Jo'nson Il Co.. of Vest
field, Mass, recently pat.sl In the First Pres
bytcrian Church. Mrs. Falk sang two nun,bcrs
al each concert Mr. Falk also played at a cou-
Slayton Coucer. Troupe.
The programme Tor the Turner Hall concert
this afternoon includes Mcye:bccE's Corona
ton March,; Suupe's Light Cavalry Uycr-
ture": fantasie ITO the Nlrmo:y uf Carl Maria
von Weber,; "1Io:as Pocus Potpuurri''; Men
GELS ''11nnlortcl!e WREATH; Strauss '' Wiener
Sti1nmen Waltz; Solo for trombone. exc
c1ltcu by Mr. Braun; overture to '"K Raymond;
the "Anaryllis'; and Bilsc's Merry Wives
Quadrille.''
The "Musical Evenings" which TOOK place
last season every alternate week at Hershey
Hail. wall bc resumed 1n Monday, Oct ). ocf'flr-
ring every other Monday evening thcrca :ter.
The programmes offered will he III the choicest
description, and will prove both interesting aInl
entertaining. In connection with tic Hershey
School, classes IN e1ocutini have occa establish
ed. u,nlucted tY Prot. Walter IT, Lyman. They
are held every Saturday At 9:O j. m. at ltcr-
ehcy-l1all. and Monday at p. n. 3. 315 West
Washington street,
stpuor Carrozzi has handed us the following
notice Tor publication:
We understand that Sirnor Car.ozzi, whose resi-
dezce among during the last TWO years has been
50 greatly appreciated by the higher class Ut nii,-
tcuf Students has received most hat,crlns pru.,o1
ais from the South, and has decided 10 accept tho
same. returning. to at the clt-c OF The seaaon-
Although rejoicing for the Macslros own sake thFt
his Itall1n nature viii be- spared the sn0efin.;'nE
th1xe with the deprivation which hls numerous ad~
ulrefs and puplfa will have to cnt!re III the tcm-
posary absence Of their GENIAL friend and t1acheF.
The First Baptist Church Choir announce
concert in the cnurch Tuesday evening. Ut: >,
assisted by Miss Mary Il. Wishard. pianist; Miss
Lizzie Forseu.au coutralto: and Mr. F. +. Bow
en-, basso. THIS organtzatlOn Is coHipo6cu oI
tweDty-four voices. with Solo 0uastettc. and thc
results OF frequent and thorough resicarsass
promise an ENTERTAINMENT ol lea1 .ntzis. -, %ta,.
dels5ohn. Benedict, Barnby, Garrett anu t'os-
mick Miss Wishartl will play Ihopn's Fan