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rHKI CHICAGO Aus1cA. COLLEGE COMMENCE
Ths programme for the commensurate exercises
OF the Chicago Musical College, which take p!a.ese
at the Methodist Church Block Hall on ths 23d
inst. will be as folows:
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H. Addrcss by the Rev. II: y. Thomas.
IL. Awarding Of diplomas and Medals
LOCAL st1sCELLANY-
Mr, and Mrs. Nelson -Rounsville. the lattsr the
well-known piano -teacner, leave for Europe this
week 10 he absent until fall.
The elegant goral ship given to 3fss Bartlett By
the Farragut Boat Club was the handwork OF ]. "A.
Harvey, the florist, So Madison street.
The Boston Herald says: SIT is stated that
Nine. Julia Rive King in about to appear as vo-
calist in promenade concerts in Baltimore ~ on
ders will never cease.
Mr. Ztegfeld. the President OF the Musical Col
lece by mis- prompt return from New York has ef-
fcctuay sileuccd the slnuderous rumors that were
In circulation about him, and Will ease ZOE Eu-
| rope this week TO remain until September.
| The NcGtheuy Family, family OF sir children
and their pa1ruts will give series OF Instrument
| al concerts at Hershey Hall on Tuesday, Wednes-
| day. and Thursday OF this week. The children
play upon brass anc string Instruments, anu arc
reputets to be very clever
| sang with great success at concert given by the
Mendelssohn Society of Lacrosse, Wis, on FRI
day evening lat Next "Wednesday a. p,as exenin9 sne ~
Mr. james Gill. OF this city, will also take part IN
| the same performance
| Miss Alma Ltchtstern, pupf1 OF Mr. Gill. who
is:about to leave for Europe to pursue her stndes
gave very pleasant concert at Standard Hail last
| Thurnday evening. assisted bY Mr. Gill; Mr.. Lieb-
| ling. Mr. Baird. and Mrs. Frank HALL The youn:
| lady met with very enthusiastic reception. and
| gives promise OF success on tae operatlc stase'
The one -hundredth and last OF the series of Mr..
Eddy's organ recitals will be given at Hershey
! Hall on Monday evening, the 23a inst, with !
| programme Of exclusively original music written
| therefore be concert Of unusual character, and
ole which will undoubtedly attract an immense
| audience.
Mr., Emil Licbling will give the Recond OF his
NH 5ee4s s,x at Es ha op
| 1s1ann's .'Kreisleriana No = and ''Eade Vom
L{ed": the andante from Hensel1,s Concerto
sSription Of Wagner's '.spnning Song and - Ri
| cordnnza u; and his own ''Gayotre Aodcrne-
| 1.-THE exercises OF Miss Annie IL. f.. Barnette's
1biro musical afternoon will take place on Thurs'
sinss4s inc asta n l. Ms See Mateson
Miss Eloisc Sargent, Miss Aegle andrews, anu MI
Conner Jones, assisted by Miss Hnldah Swenson,
niauis,, ana Mrs. A. Sage Mccall, reader. The
friends OF teacher and pupils invited to be present
The Cincinnati Commercial says OF Miss Helene
Balatka, who sang in the S9ngerfest concern OF
Thursday last: 'sHiss Helene Balatka, Of Chicago
really the only one who d!spueed tne
wpoesae tle tM admiration. The air from the May
,i not beyond that Of Miss BaatEa She sung It
high beautifully, and tine little appoeiatufa.
a1rily a. q bird, and literally brought down to
| house or course she must repeat. anu sne dlu !
.w;tn grac,ousness, and received rounds and round
Of an6|a,1se, Chicago is entitled to feelvery prom
| over such charming singer
Biscbof rendered 8 verT bad account Of htmsel
the sengeEfest pnnsS1 out
immense audience, hl1ing every part q Music hal
| il was the finest audience and dnest- programme
| the festival The first part was marred by 5'schoa
the tenor. who came on the stuge 60 fuddled as
be unable either 10 sing his numbers or keep aWak
between them. He blundeEed through TO tue ais
onat nf the audience, and the indignation 0! Tn
chorus and the managers was intense So wari
i wus the feeling against him that the propt1ety
duckng him in the canal was seriously consldes e
: by the indignant chorus. It is announced that =
has been Dismissed and will receive no PAY ano
| allowed to foot his own expenses, snese ails m
cations are trne, Mr. Disehoh should never oe en-
| p1oved again by any reputable ASSOCIATION.
Miss Eva Mayors gave piano recital (the sey
enth of the series by pupils OF the Hershey School
last Friday afternoon playing the following FIT Enm
oers: ''arand Octave Study IN hs.' hai.at
sninna1o and PolUna,se in ilat, Chopin: Soma!
/ in hat, op. a. No. !, Beetnoyen; Eantasi ;'.
0api:fE End IF sopg, sehamann; and Mende
sahus MINOR Concerto. Mr. Eddy playing II
ORCHESTRAL parts OF the latter upon second pan.
Miss Mayors played WITH muen ~ ar haq n51
eramme % Her Dhras,ns was clear md elegant az an
her whole performance full Of ylvacltY; Inc ~ "a
sfu sST,te a and '.Happy Hunter" and Dude
ueks oa treetop Ateh" The stnsaan mex. and a Ia
rtcital will take place next Frusy aterh1on, g III
will consist Of vocal selections oS A1ss osaee :
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ELSEWHERE.
CARL nosA's PLANS.
e Icarl Rosa has arrived in New York, and, IN