Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-08
NUMBER %.
CHORAL observation-disclosures

the courtesy of Prof. Jos. Hoare We
attended the closing meeting of this
society at his rooms last Saturday
evening The entertainment was
not public one, though each mem
ber had the privilege OF inviting one
person, with the suggestion of Prof.
II. that he hoped the membership
would give their parents preference
in distributing the tickets. The Prof.
hsd double purpose in hoping to
secure the attendance OF tho par
ents of his pupils. First, That they
might be entertained, and in meas
ure get some Of their money back.
Second, That parents might have an
opportunity of determining the pro-
sress their young people have made,
as compared to that OF other young
people who have had the same ad-
vantages. The audience room WAS
well-filled with invited friends, and
the entertainment excellent in every
particular. Following is the
PROGRAMME:
PART.
l. CHonus, Gently Fab the Dews of Eve"
~ Giarimsato.
Society Chorus.
| p ORGAN SOLO, "Smith's March" Martin.
Miss Clara Wcnrnc.
3. ORGAN 500, "Dreams OF the Past Turner.
Miss Minnie Gundry.
I, VOCAL SOTO CHoRrs, Yankee Doodle
Tucker.
Misses Luov Lewis Annie Uankins, Barbara
Schilicn aud Augie Francis.
| 3. PIANO SOLO, From the Opera, VIM. Tell"
tias Bargmuhcr.
Miss Nellie Hadncld.
| &. OnGAN SOTO, Golden Cross Waltz
Z, Berthier.
Miss Clara ycuok.
:. VOCAL DUET, "Gipss co'ntessI -
Miss Noitie Dclcr and Mr.. JOS Hoare.
8. PIANO DUET. "Nionua March -------~-
! Miss Nina Chamhley aud Mr.. JOS Roaro.
| and Mother" " 4 HHRtksL.
| Miss Laura Evans and Naes~s Harry ERukins
| aud Joseph Honrc.
| 10. PIANO 500, "Solfaterrc Polka" ---------
Miss Clara Deler.
| II. QuARTErTE, sisters Appeal u VI SlilDdH
| Misses Aonn MAJ hew. Hannah Meugcr and
Mossrs Hurry Hankins, jos. Hoarc.
Il, ORGAN soLo, "Haydn's ist Mass"
| Miss Clarn Pcnhnllcgon.
|. PIANO soho. "potpourri, Lucia Di Lamcr-
moor Cramsr.
Miss Ncttic Deller.
2. SOTO, "Lovor and tho BIRD ~ Gugtieipo.
Mr.. Joseph 1oarc.
.. SOTO, "a Bird from % or tho Sea- e 4 Whifs.
| Miss Ella l.anvon.
1. QUAnTETrr, ave shall meot NIL the little
ones there" W l.. Thompson.
Misses Nina Chamhie~, Clara Ponhallegon and
Mcssrs. Harry iInnStns ani JOS. iioare.
s. PIANO 500, "Old oakcn Bucket, with vuri-
atoms" J. ii6srt Su0,p.
Miss Eta Gray.
q. SOTO, "The Harvest time is pas ing by."
Miss Hannah Mnugor.
I. PIANO 500, "Angel Voices Ever Near"
Miss Ella Lanyon.
$. ORGAN 500, "Hallelujah Chorus"
Htadeps Msstah.
Miss Edith Hankins.
Q. DUET, "In the Bright Days 10 Come"
Misses Agpe Francis and Annie Hankins.
TO- PLANO DuETT, WAVES Of tho Ocean"
chs, Btaie.
Miss Eta Gray and Mr.. Joseph Hoarc.
We would like TO make mention Of
those who excelled in tho rendition
of the parts assigned, but refrain;
in doing so we might do injustice
from the fact that some we're so
frightened on this, their first ap-
pearance before an audience or even
home party, that they could not
do as well as they would otherwise
have done. From the programme,
If you're posted musicaly, you can
discover we had some good music;
and we use no lattery ia saying that
all were we'll aud ably rendered. We
have paid fifty cents to listen to mu-
steal entertainments given by trav-
cling troupes which did not please
and were not as good as this one;
some OF the programme was 80 fino
that twas beyond our comprehen-
sion. We regret but one thing, and
that is, there were those present who
didn't have sense enough to behave
themselves; who had no appreciation
of the trea. they were missing, and
interiered with it's enjoyment by
the unlortunates near whom they
sat. Prof. II. anticipates giving 8
like entertainment in about month
bence.
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