, 1881-06-05

College, und us preliminary to. the awarding Of
titicates it seems proper. that should ;ssr very
briefly lay before you a>few hints as to Tia
growth OF the college, is m, methods, and its re-
small way, it has steadily grown and commend
ed itself to tho puBlic, until now it can boasr
that nearly l,00O pupils have studied within Its
neht Willie in the years which have PISSED To- +
has sent out into their spheres Of musical inttus
ence many fine players and singers -,
L think you will ulf admit that such results
provo rhat the college has secured the services
Of the best teachers that could be found. The
college occupies capac'ous rooms in this mag
nliicent building, besides @ ~ branch naa, at No. i
also additionai localities IN the South
and North Divisions which are nor
publicly advertised. as they are for re personal
taught at their own residences. The services Of
twenty reuchers are employed to cover th.s
o5oad % f4p5 a. ak
manifest the ability to impart their knowledge
to orhers,-in other words, who have become
'sTy strict
ular diploma aud golden medal are awarded to
pupils who hnve completed the whole course
prescribed by the authorities OF the Chicago
nation. and these pupils leave the college ~
rruiuntes of the Institution. The regular grad
uates are also entitled to- the teachers cettia-
cate. ..-...
hardly need say to you that there are many
teaohers, both ladies and gentlemen, who ara
not lifted for their voeution; and nd. TINT pupils
to be unlearned before they eau make
any progress; but 1 have !. no hesitation
IL % ths 5e ns9}non p9Sf %5o @
the diploma and gold medal. or who can show its
teachers certificate. You may rely upon 1t that
those intrusted to their care will he In good
hands, In this respect the college occupies
normal position which entities it to compare
without prejudice with any similar institution
even in the older Eastern cities.
nent facts in relation to our school. As the
President Of the college, and In behalf of Its
Faculty, thank you. iaates and gentlemen, for
confidence you havo reposed III it. ana 1 assure
you that III the future, US IN the past 1t shalt be
our joint endeavOr to keep the institution up to
its present high standard. and to improve every
department whenever and wherever the oppof-
tunity occurs. It only remains for me to be-
stow the rewards Of merit which have been
gold medal Of tho college. to twelve ladies, and
the teacher's certificate to ten others, to all Of
whom desire to extend the best wishes OF the
college for their future SUCCESS. l.:
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The Apollo Club will hold 4 special Man
Gtll to prepare for taking part in the San
gerfest. Ladies are not required to Tehearsa
again until Sept. l.
On Tuesday evening Miss Lena Weiss will
give concert at Methodist Church Block
Aliss Weiss is pupil OF the Chicago Musical
College, and is most accomplished and sue
eesstnl artlste. 5lle Is aoout 70 ieaVe LOT
EronG 10 copiSie ptnt er er t TIA ,usha y
hosts Of friends.
4 "musical"was given last Friday evening
at Lyon & Uealy:s music rooms by the pupils
of Mrs. l.. II. Dunn, assisted by Mrs. c. A.
Beecher, accompanist- The following pupils
joyable program: The Misses Matte L
DeIatour, Mrs. Rose Marine, and Mrs.
Frances Goodman.
testimonial benefit will be given Mr.
W.iter II Tindre ut fha Ada Street N. Il.
Chmrc1, newt ThuTsdav eyening. UDun this
occas;nn Sirs Hodpe viii have the Services Of
etneare Iu besinas n}chnrus and LynT,s orches-
Pr fnr observation-disclosures. The program is an
1,nnollv nieasing one n might he expected
from such All array of singers.
4 sotrce a,,ts;eyzze is To be given by Mr..
protfss nur,its NJ Ivon &. Healy's music
roo,ns next Friday evening. Miss Alice
Wilder, Miss Cora Hess, Miss Emma Whit
N{;s;s Hattie leonard. Miss Alice NIillar. Hiss
Naysan " and ar Pratt Nili take nah. Tha
1,r1er,,n inrindes @ seiecrions from Mendels-
sohH4 Chnnin. list Wagner. and compost
t;o,,c h,- AIr p raft
t1os.' ~ 4'AA' !
The annual concert on gwen , Dy tne muSle1 nui'saa
aePart1lent " eue Cn4eaGV ~ IenaatS Gonsse s5e
took I,, plaGG lst rd9.aho Mhs - thesa ,v;, tnos
VIZ VIZ AlaS Saisc+ians s hv H,vdn Reethoven-
get, geh,,1,er9 R.fF R,ibinstein' Rr1hIns. and
Renici vera nerformed in good styie and
hshs'i tasfe We Me nnffeTstonti Sr. C. Mayens las
1m str1,mentaI m,isic fnr another year. with the
narv ahie acs;stnnca ~ Miss .iui;o r Thaver.
'e1, $AoAo tAa'''e ~ 1-
Mr. 5. e. Pratt Will give piano recltal OF
his own compositions and read an essay az
Albany, n. 7 ;, before the National teachers.
July6. With the exception OF
this short absence Alr. Pratt will remain
during the summer IN the city. continuing Ills
class Of piano pupils for the special accom-
mediation Of those who are teaching and hnu
more time during the summer months than
at any other season OF me year lor stqqI aga
pfacict, p,id t,ra LIS loons s'ie ~ Asol1 ~ n''4'
'A'~sAe ~, '| .;..,
dns pIo onn or 9s,s Ut Iacotag ~ otE Hanisb and
fnna,r;on ,41 cnmnnsars incfmdino he foilow-
;as s,nmharso fpraInia and Fnome in d
minor dorian lnode); Choral Prelude,
q Durch Adams Fall is ganz verderbt ~; aud
Toccata in F, by Buxtehude; Moderate IN
major, Allegretto in major, Allegro IN a
,iio III y osu r., S nro Nohs and T Fantasie
otd ~ = F,,r,,a' ~, 10 pAI Chornio .sAd ms. nj
ss.,n Nv, irrda, : b1 EaVt wenk's
1'ro1ra1a ;v;ii ~ ha dar6tei r. italian cnmpo-