, 1879-01-26

artist. He reports to the troupe in Ner
York and unucr Col. Maplcson's supcr
vision will perfect himself musieally in Europe
Mr.. Drodcrick will receive the congratulations
OIL q host OF friends upon his good fortune.
] IN REPLY.
II the Editor of The Tribune.
CuIcAGo Jan. 25.-pleasc state in TUE TR1nuS1
how often :Adelina PATH has visited America, ant
| when. and oblfge, ". u. T.
It is our our impression that Adeina Patt
has not not becn in America ct all since sne lct
! here for Europe; and that she will not be herr
until she is 2asse there.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
4 praise service will be given at Christ Church
this evening.
~, The Oates opera company will be at Haverly's
] Theatre week after next.
The well-known colored troupe, the Tcnnc.
sccans. Will sing at Farwel Hall Jan. 80, 81 and
! Feb. !.
| Mr.. Go1dbcck's St. Louis Society, the Hnr-
| monic, produced "rhe Fair Melusina - on the
! 21st inst.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Falk will assist Ole Bull
H. j. a concert to be given at Madison, Wis, next
! Tuesday evening. 49,.
! The Chicago Concert Party resturned yester-
| day from very successful week Of concerts in
| Springfield and other interior cities.
| Mr.. #. S. Perkins will conduct festivals at
Junction City, Eas., Jan. 2S-3l. at Wicnta thc
] first wcoS in February, and at Holton during
! tie second.
! Nine. Sintco, now with the Mapleson troupe, it
| is understood, has concluded negotiations with
Air. licss Tor next seasou, aud will make q
tour IN English opera with Miss Emma Abbott.
The Mcnde'ssohn Society OF Elein gave very
successful CONCERT on Thursday evening last,
under The direction OF Mr. J. J. Hattstactlt
Miss Et:ie Butler w2s the vocalist, aud was
very enthusiastically received.
The Arion Musical Society will sing the
cantata, ' Daniel, or the Captivity and Rcstora-
tion," ut the. Tabernacle Church, corner of
Indiana ard Morgan streets, Oh Thursday even
ing of this week: Tie principal solo parts will
be taken by Mr.. W. G. Halkct, Mr.. Charles
Dew, and other singers:
The second in the series of chamber concerts
given by the faculty OF the new Athcnnum
Conservatory will be under the direction Of
A1r: Carl hoeiilng, who Oh this OCCASION will
make his first public appearance here as
pianist. Nine. Kocliing will sing at this concert
.sc aria il alozart's 4 'sMagic Flute" Of tho
Queen Of Night.
day evening nest for the benefit OF the Congre:
gational Chlrca by the Chicago Lady Quar-
tcttc and tile Quaker City Quartctte Of this
city, assisted by Mr. A. F. McCarretl. The pro-
combination Of vocal talent the people Of Ev-
anston may look forward to a very pleasant
concert.
The second Pratt symphony concert will occur
Friday, Feb I. Kemcnyi will play the Adagio
and Ronio OF the Mendelssohn violin concerto,
with orchestra. Miss Amy Fay will play the
Second Beethoven Concerto, with orchestra.
The orchestral numbers wilt include among
others Schubert's q Unfinished Symphony" the
andante from his major symphony, and Iiszt's
''Prcludes.;'
The St. Louis Republican of the 21st SAYS:
= Mrs. Il. e. Clowry, u composer OF some re-
putc, and known under the name of 4, E5ta-
brook, who removed to Chicago few weeks
ago to take up her permanent residence in that
city, came down yesterday with her husband,
Mr.. R. c. Ciowrr, Superintendent OF the West
cru Union Telegraph Company. The Telegraph
crs' Association OF this city, to show their ap-
probation for Mr. and ilrs. Cfowry, have bought
lady on next Thursday evening""
Thc Riyc-Kin1- -Remcnyi combination will be
here on the ftI and 7th Of February for two
concerts. The route Of the company is as fol-
lows: Pouehkeepsie, Jan. %; Albany Jan. %:
Troy, 9th; Cincinnati, 29th, with the Thomas
Bloomington, ID; Chicago, itA and 7th; alil-
watls.e, 9TH; Cleveland, 10th; Boston, 18th;
BROOKLYN, 18th. The date with the Harvard
symphony orchestra, Boston, has been post
poncd until Feb. II, when Mrs. King will play
the minor concerto OF Chopin.
Inc c0nceru soon 10 pe gwen at the woodruff
House for the benefit Of Miss Kate Tercy Doug
las, promises to be very successful! affair. The
programme will be an excellent one,-partici-
patcd in by Mr.. William Lewis. Mr.. Emil Licb-
ling, the st, Cecilia puartettc, the Quaker City
Quartettc, and others. The ladies having this
affair in hand are determined to make success
of it, the object being in every Say worthy of
the best efforts. The friends OF Miss Douglas
a:e we'll aware of the necessity of this concert,
and no doubt will patronize literally.
Last Thursday evening very pleasant testi-
monial concert was given to Miss Virginia Hugg,
pupil in clocution Of Mr.. Walter Lyman. lie
programme consisted Of some fine selections by
Mr.. Lyman, recital By the st. Cecilia Ladies'
Quartettc, selections by Mr.. Adolph Rudolph,
and three organ solos by Mr. D. ". johnson,
pupil Of Sir, Eddy. The readings and recta-
tors we're we'll rendered, the music by the
solos by Mr.. Johnson were rendered in all
artistic manner, especially the 'tAve Maria " By
Arcadelt, arranged By List.
We have received from the Chicago Music
Company tic following new music: ''Atorning
Service, Il C-Jubilarc,'i T. bv George F. Bristow;
"l}enedtctus," in Is t,at, with duo for soprano
and tenor, by ". c. Williams: land ii Thou
Wilt Remrmbcr,n song, by ". II. !. Graham;
'' Farewell; a Last FAREWELL ballad, BY Ed
ward Mario; galop caprice, '*Oyer the Snow,''
for the piano, bv Henry Mayer; evening hymn,
''Abite With A1e," adapted from Scaumanu's
AUC!NIt4CU, E5 u. ILL., ADluE41s DUN lDhtl
Thine Lar, . Lord" trio ior soprano, contralto,
aud bass. by II. T. Danks; and ''Frou-Frou
Quickstcp,'b by Mrs. G. D. Gorham.
4 large aud appreciatiye audience assembled
at the parlors Of the Chicago Musical college,
so3 Wabash avenue, last Monday evening, to
listen to one OF the soirces given by the pupils
OF the college. Tile Misses Carhart and Footc
opened the cntcrt tanment wth spirited per-
fornarcc OF Rubins.ein's ballet music to Is Fera-
mors.'' Mrs. Iglchart followed with song BY
t:oldbecl1, and showed considerable improve
rncnt in style and delivery. One Of the best
numbers was the Nrcntzer Senate, for piano and
Violin, played by Miss Agnes Knott and Mr..
koscnbeckcr. Miss Zula Goodman. q very
promising pianiste, created 4 favorable impress
sion with her Intelligent performance OF Sch1-
bert senate, and Miss Gcrtie Walker by her
performance OF The "Mignon Polonaise.' tran
scrbel for th: piano, Miss jennie Malone sang
q ballad Of B;llfe's very oieasfuglv. The last
vocal number, "Non piu Mesta,' by Rossini, WAS
sung by Miss Julia Moran with such animation
and execution as to secure all encore. Mr. 10 |
scnbccker closed the programme with fine per-
formance OF the difficult ''Faust Fantase,n By |
Wcniasvski, and Mr.. Ziegteld accompanied at
the piano. |
ELSEWHERE.
"A CHANCE FOR AMERICAN COMPOSERS. |
The Board of Directors Of the Cincinnati |
Musical Festival Association have offered !
prjze Of 81, 900 for the most meritorious work !