, 1881-11-06
Historical Concert by the Bach and
Handel Society.
The Comfy Barton and Boston
Ideal Troupes.
Musical College soiree-Uaique Con-
cert by a Female Band.


for its ffHtA St'i~sf!l, anu lfbl IL we Elcln
t,;,. following it1is,S ri interest: For, the
fr,t cntc.rt of the SERIES, which will occur
m Friday evening. Dec ~. the club takes
rlees:,re in announcing tile engagement OF
Nr. The,ior. Thomas, with his luatchless
orch.Slra, to conduct Hector Eerliox'
..llanl1,aiion Of Faust,'' the performance OF
which. ut the srco,itt subscription concert
.,s; SEASON, will be remembered us tile most
brilliant musical event Of the season-it;
,op1larity rvoking 4 public demand for Il
second repetition ut that 1inae- An oItt-1ime
.al Imp,iiar Mannerehor concert, and Il coll
cet h.; the entire society, with orchestra ami
eminent s,,loists, fill particulars concerning
vl,irl, will he announced hereafter, will
Complete the series for the seasoi.. The
price o1 tickets, securing 4 reserved seat 1or
The three concerts. will be s., 81. 81. s., and
Il. according to i,catlvn. Tie new Secre-
,ary Of the St,cic;y is Mr.. y. y. Pratt, 91
Lake street. where the subscripton-list is
now open. \ new feature Of the society is
tie election Of an Advisory Board consisting
Of thirty welf-knowl, gentlemen, who will
advise and support the club in all possible
gays.
THE EACH AND HANDEL SOCIETY.
Tie new Bach and Handel Society makes
" lis first appearance this season on Thursday
evening uexi 1t the Centenary Hall, assisted
by Miss Agnes Ecrgho and Mr.. William
Dysattrfuytl,, unde: the direction Of its co,l-
..ucto7. Mr.. Julius Fuchs The program is
unalie one. especially in its first part- The
ssyol,,t part. wl.l,:l is devoted to miSceIf:,-
1lpnrs modern music, does NOT need Sl,acti
ra1it21 hat the hrs: part Il historical, and Is
especially rich in music belonging to the
time Vi Queen Elizabeth. 1t will be as fol-
lows:
]. Prelude and Fueue in F. HIT major 80. Bach
Julius E,,r1,s.
$50 shnll Tn; I.n,e n,,,3 Harp Awake" Handel
up,o,r q uv Tale. 51s: f's3'o. ,oh, penrc,,
thtrrtx.
ia Gilliarle for Il9rp:iehoFd. Orlando GIBBONS
= The caFn'"I :j,s;ut Mh'i;,s;i S,'.ci: "' BYRD
5SApFii p ii i in W ny M,strc;s Face Morley
.Nr<xrs D,l;Tnj,,ii and Fuchs
Fire. Fire My Heart - .-,..-...--...-. Morley
Clss,,7ss.
''MNi:. E.AvART.'
The Co,nlry-I Barton troupe will appear this
week in DtltnbacI's fAyorit work, Nine
Fayart.'' which viii be put upon the stage
it >pltl,t!is style. with 1le'y eos1 ines, SCENERY,
and appointments, AMI full military hand.
III French. hut this will b. the first perform
alice iu EugliSh. Tie cast Ut the leading
characters will be as follows:
lime. Favart- Miss Lewis
Marquis de Pont SubIe. - Howson
HECTOR. Armand
lo,pnac. -crapps
Hiseufin-- rear
sar1es Favart, Leslie
-a1auHe.. -aitss 1st1isca
THE BOSTON IDEALS.
The favorit Boston Ideal Opera Company
HlIf begin an engagement Of two weeks Ut
Tie Grand Oper:i-1to,sSe one week from to-
morrow might, NoJ. ii. The company re-
Mains tie same as to principal artists, but
Two operas have been added to their reper-
ory. the Gar and Carpenter" and THE
slascot1e.'' -i'ne Scar and Carpenter
.houg;, cast powerfully, is essentially Whit
1ey's opera, .he role ot Herr so,t Netmn7t
oa>su. The rtpertnly Tor the week will be as
allows: Monday night and Saturday nta1i-
Nt, The MaScotte-'' with Marie Stone as
Bettinn. and Wednesday matinee With Ger
iraies i!:ae otn1s af czaiiee az s Weinesday nsht
"Czar and Carpcllter'': Thursday hight,
Tells Of Cornesi,!e :: Friday, :. .Olivet1e'';;
.lml Saturday, might, *'Falinitza:, Ihe al
sance sale will begin Oh Thursday, NOV. l0,
1t the boX-Otlice Ut the Grand.
MUSICAL. COLLEGE so1EEE.
4 soirte will l,e give,l next Friday evening
nj 4 poiln Hall by the pupils 1T tlls. Chicago
Musical College at which tile following pro-
gram will he performed:
l. 'sui1c Modcruc," op- II, for four
:ssea G:;i;,"i1 la1i;d'i aud Jennie ldSnt:
90's' en.a .niss X9lic rvicoit.
Z A0fee' ;i;s* Xiii; Eela;d*:
,ii<s fhiela Di';s'nore;, ,,...
t. spinning :Sn ;ss Eitiic isiciio'ds: " As'e@ 7N
t. HEADING selections from '' Hn1nlet"
''i:i;l Hiss alice G5oiniaa: s'AA~'s
F"o'as'e, 0ei st!s* e. @ Xiii: Richards:
Vocal 'S'Gsstqfa!S Ta.1 fiaei, Di;;a1;s: f@aoe''
T. toe'S' II .M,ts Ei,tis Ricaards.
UNIQUE CONCERTS.
The La,1ies' Cornet Band. which was or
ganlze' three years AZ, y caro7 Maei. Wji
Nuy. Ii, Is, and ~. This novel organization
il co,.l1,,sc.t As follows: Miss Lizzie liawley.
sccnnd f flat Garnet: Miss Etnra;, Jones, nrst
l. fat corntt; Miss Maud Townsend, secnnd
= tlat cornet: Miss Editl' West; 500 ai.G;
Wright second alto: Miss Ella Kendall, t1'!rd
alto; Miss Alta Wright, first |; Hat tenor;
Miss 1da Franklin, second flat tenor; Miss
Neliie Rogers, baritone: Miss Bel! franki!l,
tlnt:l Sprague< tenor drum; Mr. VIII ":
Robertson, instructor and leader. They will
be assisted by Miss Emma Sherwood, vocal
soluist. and the Chicago Lady Quartet.
LOCAL silscEI.L:ASl.
Mr. Eddy's second organ recital takes
place Dec l.
The eighteenth pupils matinee Of the
Hershey Sciopl takes place next Thursday /
afternoon at Hershey Hall.
: Miss Jennie Dutton sings in Scltumann's
=. ..Isara.}ist+: anu the PERI for the NllWau-
E+u Aff,siraf Society Nov, H.
Miss Florence Sage, the pianist, who is
,lnw the guest of Mrs. Sage McCali, Will re-
side permanently iii the city.
The next chamber concert by Miss lnger-
soil, Mr.. Lewis, and Mr. Eichllelln will oe
given at Hershey Hall OIL Thursday, tie
nth inst
Prot. c. c. Case has returned to the clty-
and takes charge OF the Farwell Hail choir
for the colliin" year, Which numbers alreaas
over fifty members. During his summer vi
cation he had charge of tue music at lsla1a
Park, Lakeside, O., and Asbnry Park. n D.,
oabbatlt-Sch0ul Assemblies
\ concert vii; be given on Thursday cSe1l-
ing next at the Central Muslc-ltall 1or lAe
benefit of the Reunion Presbyterian Chnfcn
By the harmonic Quartet and Apollo Qoarte.'
assisted by Miss Evelyn II. Erisbec pianist
and AR William Lewis. yiolln1st lAe pro-