, 1880-06-20
The Original Church Choir Pinafore
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to married woman OF Florence. whom
niece instead OF wife Of Lotterttg't the .eoop-
e, has the misfortune to he mistaken for
Itttccaccto. and q receives sound thr''shing from
tne men or Florence. BOccucctD, knowing that
Ffamctta returns bis love. hits upon pl,Al of
freeing her from distasteful marriage with tho
Prince; lie arrAnges mock comedy in which
Se Fas IS n bEdfcn Stns M 81 tes
will be as follows: \!
Giovanni Boccaccio. Miss Jennie Winston
,ia1 Famntto. .:,.........-. Miss Alice Hosmer
ceiro scaIr Mr Eugene Clarke
peatriee; Hattie Kchardsof!
hannerfuccio Lambert. \; H. Bell
IotterInsh '-'ss rtnhls e.. ~. rrGst.ge G
Isa6eiia Miss siaric mf San some9Eif}e D111e
The UnknoVn.. ............. Mr.. Walter Hudson
Mc9nedto Ms }ne1{ ~ Mr. William Morgnn
Donna Saneoforr. NIiss Vance
TIE CouTHoC1 TESTIMONIAL.
The testimonial to be given Miss Couthoui to-
morroW evening promises to he one of the most
usual attractions having been secured. Tho
artists eugtged aru Miss Ahbie Curriueton.
Wnnsc recent appeaI1nccs here delighted her
tho popular contr,.lto; r, Hcmcnduhl WIN viii
oe renemb:rod as the solo violinist Of the Men
aclssonn Qtintet Club, together with the Lfese-
sAnG ptflng t(unrtct, tho Chicago Vocal Quartet
and Hiss ALICE bntcman. pianiste, who viii nuke
hcr nfsl appearance before q Chicago audience,
on on tnis OCCASION hut who. from tho fame which
she will mate II Sensation Of course. the chief
AtirAcnon {? nisany will be the beneficiary her
5S 5S ast wnG t, m TOMORROW night he heard here for
lnu ~. l.!ne IN :tWo years, as she sails III few
unss I It tor ftrope. where, in the best drumatic
anu ciocuuenart Continental schools, she pro-
peses 70 resume her study. The following IS the
!. First increment, op: 1s, No; f.; Beethoven
tiesegang String t}uaftet;
2, Reeltaden5"Tht Doom Of claudluS ,s,o,nnoon
ano of'tat:' ftot. Walter G. Ivnan:
4. Grand s,ena aud nria-" All fors
lu' afiss :iIiis culri,gion
4. Piano sob-"souventr dc Faust" -. .kontski
Hiss tilice BateHdN-
&. Arln-"Omio Fernando ":.....:. -Donizctti
- 1.' lis Jessie Ba,tlctt-D Dauis.
L. hec'tat'ol hiss Jessie couihoui.
:, Quartet Evening Greeting "...........Abt
Chicago Quartet.
8, Violin Sob. Airs Russes 80. .HienlaWskl
e. Hctmcntldhl.
@. English ballad = 1.-THE Flower
VIII Iii; Iiss 11iiDie Carrinoio'.
w. Naea'seiiexi mesegan1 String Qtartei:
II. Kecitat1ol-' Christmas at the Quar-,
tiers Miss Jessie i; cottaoui. -s
L. oaaFtet-4e5a cGieaSa seoe e1uaiist :''1
:t6cAL sI1scELIAST.
Miss Jennie Dntton has been engnged as so
prnno at Grace Episcopal Church.
Mr. Lewis the violihist Is to Play at the Com %
H. s. Perkins has the following musical con-
yeption en9agcments: Seneca kas, next week,
June =. to Is and Butler, No. June ~ to July :.
Mr.. James H. Rogers, OF this city, who has
been abroad rorsomc time pursuing MS muslcat
studies, has returned, and y nov ready to de- e.
vote himself to the practice OF ana teacnlng OF
the piau0 and organ.
4 performance Of "PInafore " vii! be given at
the Central Music Hall on Friday evening next
BY the original members OF the ChurGn Cholr
Company for the benefit Of Mr.. "; J. Dagis, Of
Havcrly's Theatre. The place Of MIR Bowen
twho is out Of thP city, will be filled by DR. +. y.
Walker. -.. /:
Miss Zelino Montey, the viotinist, has been
month, ana meeting with ,narked success. The
coming two weeks she is engaged to playat the
conventions to be held in Seneca. Kas:, and But
Till thIs cit; city. ''''9' ''' >@''~~ -
a solrte by the pupils of Mrs. Jenny T. Kemp
ton will be givc1 ut the rooms OF the Union
Catholic Library on the 24th inst. The pupils
WIN vii t. take paIt are Mrs; Alice nralnard' Yrs,
Colfcy, Jessie Jenks, Marie Niulford. Emma
Baker, Jennie Dutton, Eta Butter, Ella Bcnsley,
john McWnde.
CHICAGO, June E.--To the Editor Of The Chicago
Tribune: Has the idea Of giving Sunday con-
certs in Lincoln Park agnfn been abandoned?
Some time ago THE TRInuSE stated that Mr
Hand had secured nearly sufficient funds to de-
fray the expenscsof such. and that the first con-
cert would be given June t. An answer IN next
Sundays TRIBUNE would greatly oblige ?. E. B.
lAt,sEer--Don't know?
On Tuesday evening last a second pianofortc
recital was given by Mr. Emil Licbing. assisted
BY Mr. T. A; We1!cnstcin, at Lake Forest The
grand nd quo for two % prso qn
s,enaeissohn's lf Saflesro s Isrllant, for four
hAnds: hun eoneert trnnscription Of Amaryllts"
and hendelssuhn's G minor Concerto.
. a testimonial ouncert will bo given on Tues
day evening next It Hershey Hall to Miss Eliza-
beth sc.lnlan, who; has just returned from her
musical studies y1s iNew norIz With sisnor Agra
nf Signor De Campi, Mr.. Eddy. Mr.. Oesterlee,
Mr. knorr, S1r. Gleason. Mr.. Gill. Mrs. Jessie
Rnrtlctt.Dn Mrs. Carpenter, and Dcrthn
HuerHc In the performance Of IN excellent pro-
EEam- /.
the compositions Of Chicago musicians, will be
produced Mt Hershey Hall Friday evening. july!
Nr. H. Clarenec Edtly, and Mr.. John H., West,
pupil Of Mr.. F: G. Gleason. The former has for
its text the One Hundred and Twt,lty-tfrst
Psalm; the other iafoundcd on tho old Ger1nnn
legend OF the Sleeping Beauty. Both are written
for solos, chorus. orchestra. and orEau. Each
III T es ees M g It's rssPsst PsIM s Htf
Rutler, Mrs: @. K. Johnson, Ncssrs. James Gill,
Charles a: Knorr, ], i. Johnston, and John III.
Hubbard"
The last reunion of the Amutcur Musical
Club occurred Wednesday afternoon. and wns
without exception ono Of the most interesting
and elegant affairs of the Club The program
was arranged with great care. In fact, every
thing WIS done to make it in every particular
lifting close to q season Of entertainments. cx-
ccptlonal for tho character Of the music per.
formed and brilliant from the high. Focnl
Standard which has distinguished its 1nelnber~
ship. The Club now has finished its second sea-
son, and Is IN a condition seldom reached by an
amateur society. We sec no reason why the
next season should not be still more brilliant, as
ing The Indies deserve grcnt credit for tho
success that has been attained, and Miss Fannie
Parsons and Miss Nellie: Harmon rs tho Commit
tce tut the close Of the scuson} should not be
FORGOTTEN TOR the exceptionally fine program
prepared for the closing entertainment.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Tscnaikowsky is composing an opera entitled
JoseiIy will remain in this country during the
summer, and will probably play with Theodore
ahoH:ls orchestra next season.
:, The Apollo and Boylston Clubs Of Boston have
held their annual elections. Mr.. Lang WIS re-
elected director Of the former and Dir. George
l.. ossood Of the latter.
Sig Giovanni Perugini will be the chief tenor
OF the emma Abbottnpcra company next scM-
son. HIS rcAl name Is John ,Chnttcrson, and he
Ras one OF the !" Holman children"
Jenny Lind Go1dschmidt recently sang several
pieces at concert given In London bT Princess
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