, 1881-03-20
local MISCELLANY.

Next Sunday afternoon Liesegang's {
clestral Club will give concert, the D,
gram of which will be devoted to Chica
- composers. ~
Michael Banner, the young violinist, "
play at concert to be given at the Temp
OH Michigan avenue, above Fourteen
t Mr.. Emil Liebling's second concert VI
i occur March 81 at FairbanE Mal. Tic pr m
+ gram Will include the Kubinstein Octet, Il
Mozart G minor quartet, and solos by Messr
9 ueimendahl, Clark, and Liebliug.
4 soirte will be given by the pupils of til
: chicago Musical College, assisted by II
: Helmendahl; at Apollo Hall, in the Centr<
next, In which Mrs. y. 4. Corcoran and til
Misses Luln Goodman, Mollie Printliville, Id
J'ryce, and Katie Oesteyle will take part.
Miss Gertrude E. Moore, young lady VIII
comes here with the highest Testimonial
from Boston as reader, will give an entel
tanment at Lyon t. Healy's rooms on Tue.
day evening nexr,, npon which occasion sh
will have tile assistance of Mrs Clara L
Stacy, soprano, and Mr. Boscoyitz, til
pianist.
.Sfgnor Farini's animal concert will TAXI
place at Fairbank Hall on the 7th of April
upon which OCCASION he will have the assist
Mrs: Hattie Cowe!l, the Misses II. Lewis
AddIe Hiestand, 4. Carter, ard Minnie Hill
and Messrs. B1utllardt, Rider, Alilligan, Da
vies, and Jasneau.
The choir Of the Park Avenue II. r.
Chnrch gave 2 very pleasant reception at The
h5esidence Of Mr Syyestef one Ct i1s mem
Thursday evening. Amnfir the srrnrsa. ' 10 ~
the occasion was the presentation of Il roll OF
silver dollars rs slight token Of the esteem,
III Which lie is held.
ing Miss Ettic Butler and Nrs. Tsn1ne1 % Frn...
man, sopranos; Miss MAY Plltrniy. alto. Dr.
q. r. Barnes tenor: Nr. Henry liart har;s
tuue; Mr., Lumuel Freeman h,Iffn MD Sfiss
| Jessie Matthews, piauist will rivt RnIc's
"Sleeplng Quecn'' and Offeul,ac1,;s .sI,nse nf
manaRcment ~ uessr. Toa s;, h..ta 4ialei Las
,r," '1Ae' wv 'AA4s' -, 'e'
,,aras! atn seNsHntsi1lrst pupils matinee OF tile
sne ,ee h't'thfsfft az ; concert given under the
a4nspices 4.lp Vl tn1S lilstltllt1QM took place at
lielshey T.; Muslc-tlall last Wednesday after
NUN. Inc proRfam was an excellent one,
a,,i out4P.isene orgaI anu plano1gIte selections
ana several vocal numbers. The following
kay Ei!iott, Mis- May s Eiott. it s; His; Mi,s iss
ANS, lIr. George 3. Mind. and NIr' iIarrisn,,
ii. Wi1i eo 10' = 4''o' *'4lo NAi' nailison
,r,,. .......,
lno Rtogram Tor the concert Of the LIese~
EanE H.n,;,s ,OfGnnstrni T; Clnb this afternoon ut
1erS: overture to "Czar and Carpenter,' by
5b3oIlzlng; lne 'CongratulatiDn 2liMuet." by
i53esetho'en, parapr;tse. :" How Fair Art
! hous oy+ NesVada, SUlslicrs' Life" by
heIet-Bvla; overture to MendelsSohns |
,yfinGals Cave y; serenadc in major, by |
.t{Qickmann; :, fantasia OIL Mcytrbeer's |
~ NJ Alrlcaine overture to Kalmondi," by !
a,l. nnSllas ., 1oprlng Loses waltz" BY Strauss:
anu the - 'kacokZy-Iarch.''
The testimonial to Miss Jennie IIunter,
iI'e i4e PoputAL young reader, at Central Music-
pigasant entertainment. Miss Hunter con-
trlnuted largely to the enjoyable program
presented, anu proved herself all elocu1lonist
y more than ordinary ability and training.
NJ 3Mr. and Mrs. Louis Falk, Miss kittiu
lM,aLace, Miss Pauline Rommeiss, DR..
CilarleS l. Barres, Mr. e: G: Letter, Mr.. LAW
tGe GlicaEa a r r. EdMafd WIN
y making the evening pleasant one for the
arGe : audience IL attendance. Miss Hunter
cad scene from " Romeo and Juliet''
very hnely, evlncing unmistakable talent,
ulu snoWuaE tna1 sue mas carefully prepared
lerselt 1or her work.
Mr.. s. G. Pratt is preparing to give n nro-
essional rehearsal Of his Srmnl,nnv . !fhe fi
srouigal SOM; whcI, was - hrpnrit' }' o,,t ~" ~
seriin in 1871. but has never brcn ione h.ra
nc subscriptions airea,v recrived vt' e,I I'ara
ern 50 franerolIs nc r. .v"rr,nf ti,a a. a.tso
on that thnse VT ~ re,,a;M;nt iii 1 eNpec1a ~
xl,erscs, and the rehearsal viii TIKI n,ar .
lose WISHING r. nss;st IN hnar;,, III ea.e,
euses Of tie nn1jerfatlnv or, t,e'rl, ..Io j.,
,rward their subscriptions at once to Alr. | !
I1,ft5 fFl.u J