, 1879-02-23

Is one that ought to appeal to concert-goers, as
will be seen:
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Double Quarleife
so,o-.. r,;t ~ a,nda1ass 1Fl1tam 5e0's noa.a,,t
II. Charles Il Knorr.
4. ouarteste-} Fsassnse aSsfasS Wedding BUCK
ceeiitan Ladies '9 Quarttiis. .S'1eA D'@N1D
Piano H9ssqeas .qoPte Il sel,aa
III. Emil Lieolino.
nrs. Clara H. STACY. ''e''s'e0
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Quaker City QaarfeHe-
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WILL" '"' Dou6ie Quartett<
LOCAL M1sCELLANT.
There will be a praise service ut Christ Church
this evening.
A fu11 rehearsal Of the Apollo Club is an
uouuced for tomorrow evening"
The Amphion Choral Society will give public
rehearsal at their rooms In the American E1-
press Building on Tuesday evening; Marcn T.
It is creditable to Western skill in violin
manufacture that Wt1helmj has ordered two
YIoljns of Mr. Hermann A1acslett, OF this city,
whose instruments are beginning to have
national reputation for their excellence.
The choir at the Sixth Presbyterian Church
has RECENTLY been reorganized, and is now as 1o-
lows; Soprano, Miss Ada Sonrr5; alto, MISS
Ella Bensley; tenor, Mr.. G. ". Smith; oasso,
Mr.. W. F. Bruce; organist, Miss Mary Wlsharo'
A grand musical and literary entertainment
will bo given bv number Of young, ladles a.
Plymouth Church, at 8 o'clock on the 9Th of
March, for the benefit OF tie Haynes family.
who, because OF their blindness and OF their
private worth, are deserving OF the kindness Of
all. Tickets for this worthy object can De had
at Jansen s. McClurg's bookstore, and ut the
| door OF the church on the evening"
Mr.. e. +. Fuller, young musical student OF i
| this city, has completed an save Verum :"
C'Jesu, Word OF God Iucarnate y for the choir
| Of the Cathedral OF IS. Peter and Paul, which
is i crcditahc production for one on the thresll-
old OF his musical studies, and gives good
promise It is published in very neat 1orm,
| and vii! be of service In other than Episcopal
choirs. It may be had at any Of the music
| stores.
The Turner Hall programme for this after
| noon includes Schreincr's ''Singcrs' Greeting
March"; suppe's overture to the :. chaSe After e
Fortuues': Strauss u 'sAcademician .WalEz"; !;
Lumbye's "Visions in Dream; Wien;awski's
ssFaust Fantasie," with violin solo; Voick-
| manns "Serrnade,'' for string orchestra, with
/ cello obligato; GlnKa's "Kumariska7a' ;
Strauss ''1ndfgo Po:pourri',,; Loeschhorn's
.'La Belle Amazonc"; and kosenoeekera
tsCarniyal Lanciers."
The entertainment given by the Youug Peoples
| Union ot the St. Pnul's Reformed Episcopal
Church on THURSDAY evening last was exceedingly
| interesting. The musical portion, although ln'
formal was very attractive and called Tor much
applause. This was especially so 10 me instance
OF the piauoforte pieces By Miss Nellie Bangs
The programme was agreeaby varied br the
readings Of Mrs. Minnie e. Skidmorc, whose
humorous sketches were given in manner Thai
caused much amusement Before supper TIL
audience all united in singing " AUD Lans
| Sync." the words Of which we're printed OF
paper NAPKINS
The fourth Chamber Concert Of the Athen@un
Conservatory Of Music, under the direction o
| Mr.. ]. Fuchs, will take place on Fruay after
| noon of this week at . 30 O'Clock IN tue atne
| u;puIn, No. 80 Dearborn street. An unusuall.
fine programme VIII De offered on tnfs ,sa oSsas'on 'n
incIuuing QuarIette and se1tetIe, plasea 70
| the first time in Chicago In the quartette
new one BY I.aff), a1r. William Dyrcniurth vii
play the piano part, and in the scxtette, o.
Fetis, Messrs. Fuchs aud Oyrcntnrtn WILL pla
the piano part. Alessrs. ]. Dyrenfurth, Lewis
Allen and Eichheim will perform the QUARTET
accompaniment in both OF the above numbers
and Nine. Koelling will sing.
QUESTION ANSWERED.
tn the Editor Of This Trlbune-
CH1cAeo Feb. 22.-Will you kindly inform N
through TnE TRIBUNE wao the artists were m
supported Miss Albani In january, 1879, during "a
performance Of la Sonnsnbusa ~: Also tnos
troupe in 1877; finally, those vino supported Car:
in .'Lohensrin" several years ago: y. 4. ="
Nine Alqani vas supported in ''sqnnan ,1.:a1a
bula," jim. q, 1915, By Benfratelli IS h!vno
: scolara as iudo5Jo; Miss Cooney as Lisa hlmt
| n,,,h,,h a., T6,-ocr and f.anr:l .3ietyiQ.