New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

brook Rozan the contralto may remain during the year
but her consent has not been fully obtained dne EN-, ,
favorable reputation Of Plymouth Church eh1lr % ior
Camp, bass, will remain The Organist, H. E. Browne
will also retain his position Mr. Camp continues In the
office of coIct and will sustain the chorus as here
tofore Mr. Beecher frankly acknowledges that he likes
and good music In his church. and ne empnasles
this preference by approprating portion OF hs own
salary for the purpose
At the Church Of the Holy Trinity protestant Episco
paD. Clinton and Montaguests the music will remain
under the direction OF Dudley Buck The soprano, Mics
NJ Josephine Holcomb, will remain, as will H. s. Brown
composed OF soprano. Miss NJ. j. Holcomb contTalto
Mrs. j. X. Draper; tenor. A b. Furlong bass, n, ,:
Brown. Connected with the choir Is chorus OF thry
voices.
There will he several choir changes in ST. James's
Church protestant EpiseOpall, mt st. Jamesplace ana
Lafayette-ave f. j. Fitzhugh remains as Organist and
conductor Ose6 his old cOntraltO and bass VINO go
to the Rev. Dr. Cuyer's church Susan H. Tooker, So
pIanO, will probably stay. About the other POSITIONS
there Is much uncertainty.
At the Rev. Dr. Cuyers Church Presby Lafay-
and South Oxfordst, many changes arc to be
noticed W. Penfeld will be organst and conductor,
coming from the Church of the Pilgrims. The quartet
will be composed OF Miss Amanda Wells soprano; MISS
Emma Wilkinson contralto George Elard, tenor and
L. W. Bray, bass. chorus will also be In attendance
At the Protestant Episcopal Church OF st. Luke Cin-
tOn-ave, and FlOE-st, the quartette VIII mcude MISS
Belle Mullins soprano; Miss Brooks contralto; j. l."
Rogers tenor; Dr. ID. e. Chace bass. chorus OF vol
unteers maScs up the chOir James H. Rogers IL OF
ganist ana choirnaster.
George Stowe has been reGngaged rs precentor at the
Central Congregational Church he Rev. Dr. Scudder),
at Hancockst and FranklinGye Robert Ihalon'J Jr' Is
Organst.
The choir OF the Casson Avenue Presbyterion Church
Is composed of young ladies and gentlemen OF the CON
gregaOn. acting In the capacity through friendship TO
:he Rev. Dr. Duryea the PASTOR under whose aiIecon
they are. Tnc OTgtmist is A. L. Duryea who has Occu-
pied the position for the past ten years.
The South Congregational Church. at Court and Pesi-
deusts retains last years choir with the exception OF
the contratO The Orgdnst, II! H. Beadlc mas been IN
his present position twenty-five years Inc quartet
consists OF the following: Mrs Charles Williams, SO
prano; Miss Mary Jefferson, conratOj H. T. stah"oou'
tenor; otto Frickcnhous, b. rs.
At the German Evangelical Church, in schermerhorn-
st. near Courts Charles c. FrckcnlauS leads the con-
grcgational singing and PLAYS tho organ. He Is the
oldest Organst in Brooklyn, having played In the same
church for thirty years, since ITS incorporation
At the Middle Reformed Church. at Iarrisonst ana
Tompkins-pacc numerous changes are hinted at. The
arrangements for the coming year have not been COM
pletcd W. T. Treman has been retngaged rs organist,
and IL Is improbable that the saarled quartet VIII Oc
dispensed witn, ana volunteer organization take lis
place. Madame SayJtt the soprano at this chuich
previous to her departure for the west