, 1879-07-06
MUSIC
AT HOME.

MUS1C.
AT HOME.
THE APOLLO MUSICAL CLUB.
At the annual busncss-meeting Of the Apollo
Musical Club, on Monday evening, June ~, the
reports Of various officers showed that, while
the expenses of the Society had been kept down
to the lowest point consistent with straight
forward musical progress, the outlay for the
benefit Of it's subscribers has been more than
the income.
The season closes, however, with every bill to
the outside public paid, with voices fresh and
unimpaircd, with the utmost harmony and good
feeling, and fixed determination on the part Of
officers AN, members to place the Club before
the public, next season, upon Its merits, and
outline tine finest series OF concerts ever given
in this city.
The following officers we're unanimously re-
elected:
Prcsident-Jamcs Van Inwagen.
Vice presidcnt-G. ". Chambcrlaln.I
Secremry-J. $. Hamilton.
Treasurer-Wilam Coz. -
Board Of Managemsnt3 james Van IT. lnwegen. g.
II. r. Phillips.
Negotiations for eminent so1oisss are already
under way; rehearsals will begin In good ear
nest se1f: l; and it is hoped that the new Music 1
dHll Iul4 DE ltAuf 4Ol tA4t uISL N10G<Aka TAA-A
vail be given early in December.
so1REE MUSICALE
The soiree musicale ut the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. a. Phelps, 9S7 West Madison street,
on the evening Of Junu 30, WAS all that the
many friends Of that lady could desire. Her
pupils were assisted by Misses Kate and Marie
S1cBean, Miss Lizzie Batchelder {piano), Master
Henry Wallace Of Oak Park (yiolinl and very
fine Quartette Club consisting OF Messrs. =. l..
Coo, w. II. Pease, j. A. Baldwin, and Pres Os-
born.
The entire programme gave satisfaction, but
the Quartette Club is deserving OF especial
mention, as their harmony, phrasiug, ard the
proocr shading Of their music gave conclusive
evidence that they were more than amateurs
The large number OF invited guests we're
highly entertained, and expressed wish Tor
Mrs. Phelps tn repeat, at some time 10 tile near
future, the eutertainn nent furnished them.
The pupils who appeared upon the programme
we're as follows: Miss Carrie B. Norton OF Oak
Park, Miss Ella III. Phelps, Miss Minnie Cook,
Nir, Chester S. Gurnev, Misses Hattie Snider,
Verona Haffner, Gcrtie Foy, Viola Douglas,
Minnie and Clara Sass, julia 1I's Pnelps Masters
Fred Batcheldcr, Ned Gansou, Willie daGner,
and Leonard Douglas. =.
s4p1NAFoRE.'
The "Chicago Church Cnoir Com pany" will
give another SEASON of Pinalore +" at Haverly's
Theatre, commencing tomorrow evening. Inc
cast will be the same rs on the former presenta-
ton By this company, with the exception OF tue
Hebe, which character will be assumed Dy MISS
Ada Somers in place OF Mrs. Iilton.
Exu1B1T1oN-coNcERr.
The annual Exhibition Concert by the pupils OF
Mr. s. 4. prntt will take place at Hershey Mu-
sic Hall, Thursday evening, July l0,-Prof. James
Gil assisting. The programme will be as 1ol-
lows:
PART
1. Rhapsodie Hongroise, No. ? (foqr hanqs). List
ifrs. C0ibu7A and Iiss HAI.
Ja. valse. on. 81, No. l, nat ,r.; Chopin Hssa
=. T., Danse Rustiquc.. -Wm. Aason
., Aiss c!aye r. 5yrne m % M q c,on;n
soas %1thoat " Words is VENETIAN
Gondolied in sharp minor). .Aendelssohn
rs eaps'aS'p on second poAo BY
$. s6ne-.. Flowing Ebro" t1eo-
name from Spanish sOnSs) ...... Schumann
PrcJ. Git.
PART L.
Eestasns, Eest5ns o. sp. g. MOL minor
w. Hiss Hdttie Shtsnptermann.
sSaat, R1llaae Pataetie y TIC op. ii:
* Allegro molto con bro o..-......: beeInosen
c. Melodie In .:Kuoinste.n
ID. nond0 bri''an's .a,ss eP a3a IL '0R'Nsos'
s. sons-"eallant1p pedf Of EpSiand 3Ih s''''
@. GcherZo, b NAL W'HoF-... .-s."''''"." E1 .-:-
y e. Fantasie c Caprice, op. 24.:.......s. G. Pratt
Hrs. cofb"rn.
10. Vocal sel*ef'onps;; p;;of: :..ii'''''' iiu:
II. Symphony No. tknown as the :
ltaiian, {Grst and last move ,,,.,ao..
menti eight hands. Two planes .Mendelssohn on
afrs. T0IIu-a, Nisses HiH and Nxrsea, dAd IaF.
Pratt.
vEspEI-sERv1cE.
rbia fsnndayl evening there will be a Vesper-
Service at St. pauls {Universalist) Church, as
follows:
Orgnu prelude ;,c,, ,.,ct-
Bonunrc*t.. Ouoiet h nusn
AIjrtpntfc Sequence ........ ......--Dudley BUCK
t1ffertory-Soprano solo-''Aoide with
Ne"..... 80. -. D o'ano''e'
Fostludc (alarche) "ely
NEW MUSIC.
TIE TRIBUNE has received from ). Brainard's
Sons rs State street, Chicago, the following
pieces Of new music.
..Le Petit DUO Potpourri by James G. Macy.
. ..Bc1a-Theta- ri WaItzcs "-by James c. Macy:
.Break into Beautiful blossoms Song ano
Chorlls-by E. II. Wiuchell.
.t5Iother Come to Ale in. Dreams song ana
Chorus-Yords by John b. Shaw, music By +. H.
::Daiss' Is Wedding -Day"-song and Chorus
'..s Sweet Songs OF the Paat"-song and Chorus
words py ..Ollvcr,r music ny ''Rosahel.'
arm Called Little Buttercnp p''-Iranscrlpt1on-
by Kari Netz.
-: ELSEWHERE.
KELLOGG AS *' *'A1DA,:' IN LONDON.