, 1881-04-10

*'Dillee Taylur," which has been such re,
maffaabfe success at tho Grand Opera-H House
will remain On the boards another week. AY
eItrn performance will hc given this evening.
Mr. Jau,es W-Morrissey writes us that - after
four years devotion to honest little Emma" ht
is going to Europe. AS VIC see special reaso,
why he should stay here, VIC make the above an
uounccment with pleasure.
The we Three " trio, whose members are
Misses Jenny Pierce. bertha Butler, and Minnie
Mcintyre, pupils Of Miss Barnett in the St
Cecilia academy OF Singing and Dramatic Art,
will sing at Miss Minnie Mclntyre's concert In
Hfnsdalc, ILL.,, On tho 18th OF April.
Mr.. S. G. Pratt has underlined series OF four
matinecs BY his pupils, assisted by Miss S,nythe,
Miss Clara Ayre, Miss Alice Wood, Mrs. H. c.
kuowlton. and Messrs. Gailus Mueller and
George Campbell, to be Given ut the residence
Of Ars- H. S. Smith. The :irst WAS given last
Wednesday afternoon, and tho next will occur
on the eth inst
The various Chicago Posts Of the Grand Army
ct the Repubiic have rendered to Mrs. Harry
Mas,1r- tue reader: testimonial benefit ut
WaEslr herself Mrs. G. 5. Carrington Mrs Hmr. utS
Mr; 4. Clarence Eddy, Mr.. C. Vi: Hutcllins Mr..
Lizzie Heed, and others will taxc part
The musical services ut the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church on Easter sunday, April II, will be Of
unusual interest The choir will bc increased
to ssI1cch voices dnu VIII sing the following
numbers: Early anthem, God bath appointed
2 i day; Tours; anthem. Christ being raised
1r",n the dead; GrcEorian; and Motet for solos
nnd chorus, King. all glorious" I}nrnby.
On Friday last the pupils of Miss Amy Fay
ntlu tneir hrst musical reunion Mt her residence
III the ~ Walton Washington St,u;,rc The oc-
casio1l was highly successful. and the perform
hnce ly the more advanced scholnrs-Miss HUFF,
Miss Cor. Burt, and Miss nridcman-rnvc grati-
Tying evidence Of thelrunu TALENT rs well as
u their rapid progress under Miss Fay's method
OF instruction.
The program of aIr, Eddy's organ recital at
Hershey Hail YESTERDAY noon comprised tho
following numbers: Mui.delssnhlis Prelude and
fuEue i'll p minor. op. 5 No ); lie 1.nngc's
Anta1ltt in E tat. op. IL: Adams - Nnrchc Re-
!!Eleuse: Nhcinber-cr's - Pastoral Sonata: /:
Of summer: and Gumant's Finae in Hat
Mrs. Eva Nash Wheeler read the selections.
The progr:,1n for tho Turner Hail Concert this
. afternoon will be rs follows: March, Donna
Jcaa!ta:" by Suppe: Overture. ''Csgliostro,' - BY
Adam; Waltz. s. Hon by Hiiuer-
fErst: Selection, ''iudish." by Strauss; Over
tuIe. ' . "Eg,nont," by Destaesen; '.Du hist die
Schultz: potpnarri, .'Mnsikalischcr klatlerr.i-
dn1scn, t'y Conradf: Petkn Enz,,rka. THE
Utvlls DarnlIls Needle. by Strauss; Gulup.
Po!tersctstcr.' by Faust.
Mr.. Frederic ". Root gave II soirec with bis
pcpl!s At Root s Sons piano rooms on Thursday
evening last, upon which occasion progr.lr1 OF
soass. duets ttius. and dramatic recitation WIS
t%s Eisen nt1oFe y select company OF musical pep
us 5net Vae OF Mr. a<oot's pupils, HOW travelling
0ttn me Lttta Concert Company. is thus spoken
" " tAe Toronto EtDllG: Mr.. II. L. Cleveland
oaa cleor. highly cutivntcd tenor voice. and
e. San3s "1tnouf tnort- He WIS particularly good
~ toe quo with Lirta: u1d the ballad. Alice.