, 1879-04-29
ADJUSTMENTS,
MENDELsSOIlN CLUn.

m1SNDElsSSOIIN CI4U1i.
Last evening tho Mende!ssohn CLUB Of Hyde
Park gays tho erand concert u tl,cIr season IN
Flood's Hall, I'LL nud1cncc Of 600 pcrsuns being
pre8ent.
THO hrst part OF .llo concert consisted Of Il
miscellaneous programme, introducing Ato1-
t,clss,,&,n's part sungs, 40 tly with mr." "rhc
tal's "Lovcly nIght,n and zollncr's "1llo
t,appy waulcror," by tho Mvudelssonu Club
Chorus. Thcso songs wcro nll rendered we'll,
a,ul tho Club showed that they Ind been II,
constant. practice. A t,uo-Adagfo from Fourth
Cuuce-to by Duyld-waa, given bs. Hiss Agnes
lngersnlI nnl Mr. William Lewis. 4 yloltn
duet, Third Symphony Daucla, was given By Miss
auI Mp IcwIs nqS' ss fa"o q Is ' oily II i od
hut Is ai, adept Ut ihs ylo!l:,. slr. Harry
Walters gave scl.ubert's Coronet Aercnade.
Tile SECOND part consistcd of tlaydM's "Cren.
work has haa Ereat .pains spent III It's prepara..
tlou by the Cllt, mud lta members weru altMoat
herfeGt III telr rendition Of tho tnaster's tdca.
Il ptauo Introduction, was g!yan hy Miss jessie
byT. K. Eddy al,l Il. N, Andrews. The solo nnl
chorus work was given by Miss i. a. 1so0t nnd
tho chorus.
Thu trio anil chorus, "-he Lord Is Great,"
aiti FaIrma.:. Miss Kent. .hliss i. A. Root,
Miss l.. ~. Wtlsuil, Mcsnrs. Muiuoaux, Fraak X.
Root AMI Frank Osborne aIsn ts,ok part In thu
rceltatEve, solos mud trlos. All parls wero well
lsaa done wondurs for Hyto l'ark and tts Husicdf
taste. 1t tas organized full orchestra. IL
string gaartclsu, anI an opera trnupe, a',d haa
chorus Of about 100 voices. Tho effect Of sucli
t!,ruuu!lont thu town by The church chptrs,
which hayo Improved greatly under Its liltiu-
eEcc.
IIAvERLYs.
"1'In Danitos" evidently, VIC judge from tho
excellent audience ot last ngl.t,-largo aud
apprcctatlYe,-i loat little Of Its interest to
tho Chicago piayguar. As most people aro
awlre, Joaquin Miller wroto thu drama, a1l! It
re1atus story of 10, tho forty-nincss being re-
productions more or less Yar!ol und nlore Or
lcas truthful OF tito characters 1lade familiar to
American readers by poclna md stories
! Of Dros llarta, John l1ay, Anl their inunnacEa.
| bic iulttators. Tbs play abDua1s In
Incident. Tic characters aro well contrastod,
mud the dialogue Ia pointed nnd at ttnes poetic
q! thu c0npal'Y WI call only. ratteFnlc what haa
people for thu must part, wllo rcappcnr 10 tllo
characters they created, ai.l their presentations
layo lnnE ago passed tic lsuhieon q eritie!sn,. q
Mes.rs. McKee, lsankn Louis Ald!iei. q, q; l..
blu Chi'tanan,. g!vc. % cearly.cnt performances
as ever; md Miss KITTY Blanchard, IL 1!lc sym.
patheltc yut MolalchoY rolls Ut littv Ptferi eoi''
tinuus to yin tho admiration VI ler audfcncc.
Louis Meataycr's Ju4qa IL u nne cnleayor. This
tertlcr EPid1er {Mtss De4so iIunterl, Is nicely
done, at1 tlu aangunary salnts, tlio Dlhise.
(Alessrs. PltzReFal!! Anl Waldron} appear IN tllt
various sccnos with il!o sal1so, regularity as oi
yora. The play will run during The present
week.
/ It00LEYs4.
Mss Magglo Mitchell as fhaehon IL d com
pound OF pntllos unl fun, Of allaEp tongue
ind glowing heart. Lust n!uht, Tor til.
first time In as least two years
hhe EsappcarcA on tho Chicago stage Unit
was warmly received. Tho plaY ''Eanchon
and tlsg aclr ess III tho title ro.u arc t!ow YER
old story, aul little nced ba said Ut tho oue .
tho otder. Both law been long popnluT. 4hrr
could searruiy 10 q wcakus Or ihtuuer plo
tI.sn t'at Vi Fanchou," but Alias M,tcs.rIl, y
iofMerls, moves through tho play WIKI rest
less nrtnh, giving sharb contrasts, wit
tFruu IL y n fjGr