, 1880-04-18

evening" A. S. b.
THEODORE THOMAS.
/ Special DisDateh to Tie CHICAGO Iribune
New YORK, April Ill desire to annount
that Theodore Thomas will give no ente
tainment in Chicago or, elsewhere. now {
curing the coming summer, as he prefers
1ustlca1e' GEORGE J. VERBECK.
| LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Mr.. John AlcWade, just returned to th
city, will sing at the Schubert Club COZ
cert Thursday evening at the First Baptis
Church.
Mr.. II. A. Bischoff, so we'll known here a
a tenor, gives soirGe musicale ut Weis
gerbers Hall April 2, assisted by his pupil
and a1essrs. Schehlmann and Zitherbarth.
Sig. De Campi has been appointed organis
and choirmaster of st. James' Roman Catho
lie Church. The choir Of the new chuwI
| will be double quartet.
Mr.. William H. Sherwood's recital at thu
Woman's College in Evanston on Tuesda,
evening will present nearly the same pro
gram as that for Wednesday evening at Her
shey Hall.
The Plymouth Congregational Church chof,
Of this city, assisted by Nine. De Roode
ts1ce, pianist, gave concert in Milwaukee
on Ihnrstay evening last, which was very
There will be Normal course in Music nj
Evanston for five weeks, from July Il to
Aug. IS, under the direction of Mr.. ". S. B.
Mathews, with large corps of excellent as
Sistants.
The Boston-Cowen Concert Company, col
at the English Lutheran Church. On the
I'D they sing at Farwell Hall; OH the 24th at
the Northwestern Mission; and on the 27th
at the Westminster Presbyterian Church.
a new concert combination, composed of
Ahaa;,!, SIie; Litta Nine. kiye-KSing Miss Amy
basso, Quicker, accompanist, and % perhaps M
F,rltsch, the tenor, has been formed and will
give q concert at the Central Music-Hal1
Maurice Strakosch has reorganized the
THURSDAY Concert Company. It now con-
Eg fsff Of VIZ Muat menRy @ Ole NIL k s Sbaftsqe B5s4e
Borer lharp), Anna Boch {piano), and and
ing the latter part Of May.
Edward Sclluberth & Co., of New York,
have Just published the latest composition BY
Mr:' Charles koelling, Of this city, the
asa; ~Gavotte Vote Douglas" both for piano and
air. koelllng's many works, and will UNI
doubtedly prove to be great favorit with
pianists.
Miss Mamie Hart, who 1t will be remem-
bered made tier debut here some time ago in
Norma has made temperance in New
nork with tn s 1e Aron S,cccty nder the
has been studying this winter, and Is credited
with having made a handsome success.
The Schubert Club concert last Thursday
evening at the First Baptist Church was
largely attended, and the Clubs work was
fully up TO the standard of former efforts.
finish, and was warmly received. The Club
appears at the Second Baptist Church next
evening, assisted by William
Lewis, violinist Nine. Schiller, dutist and
9. 4. Hayells lnusical-dlrector.
May festivals are spreading. One is an
9oaneed f9r Ma,on Iha to BE- given il The the
;rsaton y viii be the }eading feature, at in IN
which Mrs. Stacy. Of this city, will take the
,art Of Gabriel, MI. Gill that Of Raphael.
rhc remaining soloist is Prof. Fish, a teacher |
Il the Mount Pleasant qowa) Conservatory
Il Prof. II. K. Palmer.
At musical party in Cincinnati the other |
N the question. "WIlo is to take Thomas
aeen ons EentleH2nn On x,G RfnS H. 9sksa sa1
oeator Tho is b;t hs? ,1, have heard I'd Rubin bn
kNlU3 AAa1AA$ L0!t4t Oo@4Af tAAA 44Ea1-
rik mentioned, but never Bach!" why,
Ir. B, ;" broke in cultured Indy hard by, |
John Sebastian Bach,-d0n't you KNOW
ne of the greatest German c0nlposers!"
is a great thing to educate the public into
ucll 4 love of Bach that they think he's
eally aliUc now!
The Amateur Musical Club held its rcgu-
II reunion on "Wednesday afternoon last
18th the largest audience and the finest pro-
ram of the season. The assisting members
ere Miss Nina Warren. in the Chopin f fiat
essPs 1soasis, Eswip VS. and EieShei, assstng Bliss
lport, III the Brull Trio, which proved
ust interesting number. The ladies' Of the
ommittee, Mrs. Birch and Miss Stager. have
ason to be proud of tile work they have
me during their term of office. The pro- |
am of Wednesday would be credit to any
anager, when combined with such perfect
teution to details. The succeeding COM
ittee will be Mrs. Lydeckcr and Miss Nor
The Gazette U,,iuerse1le of Paris Of Feb. y
Us: 1.-THE American colony OF farls VIII
1rn with pleasure of the return among Us
the charming young American cantatr1ce, ;
ne. Davidson d'Arona, whose glorious 1,
lent they have already had the opportunity
It has been with most IN t
niable success that Nme. DAVIDSON mas I
lly, In Milan, Naples, Venice, in word, +
lerever the science of music is cultivated, +
z has returned to us preceded oy Iepu- h
ion which we hope will receive 1reSn n
lsecration from the Partisan public. We s
iii soon have an opportunity of hearing her b
her in the concert-roon,. or upon the stage "
one Of our principal theatres, for which a
are assured she is already secured After
cordial reception bestowed upon her conf =
riot, Mile Thursby, Nine. Davidson may =
her turn expect the success that her beauty | v
talent will not fail to insure" g.
The reception given BY Mrs. .Kempton's y
pills at her residence OIL Thursday evening " "
$ very enjoyable affair, and showed o.
rough and careful lralnmg, anu enLnu, Il
stic effort or the part of both teacher and 10
pills. The program included, among a