, 1881-02-27
Sherwood: "Lcs Souvenirs" by Perry;
"I'Orsi@e." etude, op. 2, by Hensclt; Etudt:s,
Nos. and II, and Scherzo in D flat minor, by

Sherwood: lies Souvenirs, by Perry;
Nos. and II. and scherzo he e ii ii i tiat minor, by
Chopin.
4 concert will be given at the rooms Of tho
Union Catholic Library on Tuesday evening
Dr. pFncs M ae t 1 par9 Of se viii
be miscellaneous in character i,:lfc's opcrctta;
The Sleeping Queen" will occupy the second ,at
butler: Donna dgnrs, Miss Kate CotTcy; Philippe
D'AguiMr: DR.. Charles Barnes; tho Regent Dir.
Henry T. Hart
Tho program for the concert ut Turner-Hall
hers: March, Hoccaccio,' by suppc: over
ture, " Hungarian Comedy" by keIer bela;
wnltx :. Fe4eriunkeu" tne,sl by 10 nG1Se setuSs'
'sumsncr- Nights Dream" by Tholnns: Even.
ing Prayer" by Kn1zsch: " Funtasie CAPRICE.
by v!euatemps: potpourri. An E,nnf, nvGn,ne hx h
Morley: m and % saiop 'szech6rueder," by stasny.
The program for the concert ut Brands Hall
this afternoon will be as follows: overture 70
Nasaniello b Aube1 spr.ng hosfS Gy was nach
oIeia4u fo se y
Loye song from te AeisterslngefE e. bS
"Merrs r,sV wives i Of windsor, by Nicolai; /" Kany
Polka, : b5 iDial; and "storm Galop' Ds he'ef
BeIN.
The first concert Of the Men1eissohu Club OF
11t11c park. under tho direction Of Mr.. Frederic
". Kont, is announced for Tuesday evening:
Upon this occasion number Of part songs and ai
win es yen solos 81 Sy Of
Club Miss Laws.St. John. Miss lngersoll> ana
Mcssrs William Lewis and W H. Clark the new
basso so rupidIy coming into nOticel will ASSIST
This is tho fourth entertainment Of the Menaels-
sohn Club, three reunions hayius hitherto oeen
giyen~
4 soiree musicale. under the auspices of the
ChicAgo Musical Co:ege, will take place in
ali evening. Is.
following young ladies and gentlemen, all Puplls
of Mr.. ]. j. Hattstaedt, will perform the piano
Jennie Wilson, Carrie Hitchcock Wilson. Mary
=. Phc!aa, Jessie swegcr. Fannie Ferrc; alice
Wilson. Vocal selections will be given ny
Misses Nellie Wolcott, Lillian Reynolds, anu Mr.
J. J. Hattstaedt
MIR and Mrs. Carl Koeiling gave another Of
their pleasant soirces last week at their resi-
dence, ::l53 Wabash avenue. ut which the follow
tng proyrAm was performed: Trio, Tuubert. BY
Messrs Koeng Fcefe ana eusRSr Gu Rf;r: asa si.
Misses Rose and Wittkowsky: concert vnri,,-
tions with fugue, for piano ind orchestral M a. ns
composer: "Baliade,' Golter,naun, ,by Mr.
Hcusner; Auf Fllgcln des Gesangcs." for four
fro'n nanas' S'; Er"ni b. Hiss solo@oa; arid from
- Itohcnyrin' and tiarschner's " Scrcnnle," for
organ, 6y Mr. Koclling; fantasie on ! Metides-
SOnn MNlSut1lltI-4<tEul 1tt:i1tH' - " - .
Dauziger; arietta. Canpann, by Nine. hoelling;
''Agnus Dell" for Cello. Bochmthl. by Mr.
Heusncr; and d quartet, Berens, by the Misses
Rose and Messrs. Freese and Hcusncr.
RAVELL1'S SUCCESS IN CINCINNATI.
The remarkable success Of Signor Kavciii ip
"L,lcia'' seems to hare been tho crowntng feat-
urc Of the Cincinnati opcratic festival. The
Gazette, speaking OF his performance OF Ed1dTu0.
seys:
In spite Of tho incxcusable omissions, the de-
las in changing the scenes. when "supes" were
clearing away tubles uud chairs Uu an open
stage. and other defects that might be lnen-
toned, the audience was enthusiastic. warm,
and upprectative to the end. The reason OF this
fact is found III two namcs,-KAyelli and Ger
ster. Gcrster's floriturc singing, her cadenzns,
trltS, and susleuuto5 were given with the touch
Of L genuine artist She WIS encored alia cnlicd
before The stage. But welcomes accorded her
fell fur short Of thuse bestowed upon Ravellt:
From the opening to the close lsavclli received
IN ovation from the vast audience of which he
| may well feel proud, for it was we'll deserved.
ami In this instance proclaimed the truth OF the
yux p0puii. When ut the close Ut each act lna
principal singers were called before tho curtain.
cries uf =. Ikavelli' were heard through the uu-
| ditoriuln. and the audience was eager to have
him come before them n1puc. for their out
bursts Of enthusiasm were intended for him
alone. Finally, ut tho close OF the opera, their
wishes were gra1iflcd, and there was not only
tumultuous applause, but loud cheering ind
calling Of - RnyelH' He appeared four times
Singer directed the chorus Of ''5loscs in Egypt,
! winch both us to scenic display and tine volume
| ut sound WIS success. AS the audience left
Music Hul1 one might have read 4 ccrtnin salts
| fucton depicted on every face, and heard many
| conversations about the success OF Rayelii.