, 1880-04-25

the occasion. The details Of the perfofm-
ances will be given hereafter.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Mr.. E. B. Perry, OF Boston, the we'll known
blind pianist, will give a recital at Hershey
Hall about the middle Of May.
Hans Balatka has been awarded the con-
tract for furnishing the music for the Knights
Templars' Conclave in August
Miss Ada Somers is resting from her
Choir Company we believe is somewhere in
Colorado.
A new candidate for favor, the Chicago
Musical World and Society Journal, has
made its appearance under the management
Of ". L. Allen.
A testimonial concert will be given to
Sig. Farini May 10 at Central Mnsie-Hall,
at which Nine. Selil1a and large chorus and
orchestra will appear.
Misses Farr, Gilbert, Gibbs, Clark, Hoffman,
Van Patten, and Adam), assisted by Mr..
Charles Ward and Mr. Lee, will give 4 soiree
musicale at Fairbank Hall tomorrow even
ing.
The Park Place Pavilion, of which Mr..
Baum is the proprietor, is being enlarged SO
concerts will be given by large orchestra
every evening this summer, commencing
about June l.
Miss Eftie Huntington, the pianist, whose
recital in this city last October will be
pleasantly remembered, sails for Europe on
" IS She st III i eSo to of to sssfgt ss Es2 Srs @
will be watched with interest," as she Is a
player Of great promise.
The Musical Bulletin, the new paper pub
1ished by the Hershey School of Musical Art,
and edited by Mrs. Eddy and Mr.. Gleason,
has reached its fifth number, and Is rapidly
0rt+Ty1 tn frS fYr3f-n nf1cx iA11
though 1t is now mainly confined In its news
department to local intelligence.
a testimonial concert will be given to Miss
Nellie Bangs at Fairbank Hall next Thurs
day evening, upon which occasion she will
have the assistancelof the Chicago Quartet,
meiss, Mrs. Q: l.. Fox, DR.. c. T. Barnes, and
Mr.. John McWade, in very pleasing pro-
gram.
John White, the organist Of pr: Halls
Church, New York, formerly Of Chicago,
has resigned his position. It is also reported
tat VI AyIes nsW h?rgantst from ChifaSo, a;e
copal Church, New York, in place Of Mr. II.
Warren, transferred to the Anthon Memorial
Church.
The Chopin Club, new organization, COM
posed Of several excellent players, met for
the first time last Wednesday evening at 3010
Prosra fhoSh ers was bat Sa one cSop
number on it. Those who took part were
Miss Dollie Atwood, Mrs. Mills, Miss Foote,
Hiss Wislard, Miss Volk, and Messrs. Roney,
Becker, Stampotfski, Cleveland.
mo aor+-,o+ for +ho oro,,, r. ho hr,1t for
+ha To,trnI i" III Gss haen ~ "worI1ad to
scsr e Sgnlta nbnsen e., fla ~ WastSnI Macs -
who have built thirty-three organs for Chi;
cago. The specification is said by competent
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colois'
On Tuesday evening Mr. William H. Sher-
wood played a piano recital at Evanston be-
Tore large anu aRpreclatfe auu!enee. n9 lnt
pfogt4t coitalAfn @ ;rStfI n;anss ao nv ~
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nas'ef VI nlhn olael.
The ninth soir6e of Mr.. Lfebling's pupils
| were given last evening at Pe!ton % Pom
efoy's piano roUuis Wltn ttle iolloM ~ ~
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