The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
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Gle. Mics Louisa Russner. OF Tsrrs Hsu,e:
Mis- Ccfdslla Haehi. OF Msnills; Mrs. Ida
Scot, Mis- Alice Herd, Mi. Auns Dsps.
Constance A. Mozzsra
Mr. Innes has been styied "rhe PAganini
OF Trombonists' by the French "rhe King
0i Toni onisls' by the Germans. the mos!
msrvelous insirumentsiist OF the csntury by
the Russians. He has been feted aud iion.
lztd In every capital Ia Chrlstendom. and, la
fact stands Go day the most wonderful solo
lat OF the aee.
VIRGINIA AVENUE nIsg.
The past week has been one OF uupreoe.
ctn,td success At Virginia Avenue Rink. the
warn weather seeming to have 40 deterring
IN tiuence upon It's patrons The manage.
mert Of the rink. IL oopilonabls, AMI the
proprietors such courteous and afable gem
tltmen that II isa pleasure TO meet them.
The attractions 80 far given have bsen OF
such a character as TO pesse, and leave no
room for iaulthndlpg, even by those who are
inclined to iDd fault with rinks generally.
Fer the frat three nights OF the comsng
week The Goodall and Strauss combination
CT scientific fancy and trick skaters are
booked, and they come with the reputation
Of being very superior 10 their line OF bust
nets. which will insure full houses each
evening. Their performances introduce
limitations OF 'ths dude," "the dudine"
and 'the beginner" which are said u be
exceedingly funny. The performances en-
clude with q very laughable sketch eatltled,
"Peck's Bad Boy and HIS Pa At the Rink
TIE attractions will be worth seeing.
MUSICAL MOTHS.
Mis. Aggie Thompson now sings with the
Mendelahon Society.
Mrs Nettie Johnson has joined bcth the
Mtndtlsshon Society ard the Lyia Mixed
Chorus.
Mira NJ. II. Spades bias returned from At.
lsrts completely restored to former good
health.
Theo Pisalin promises several more recita's
similar 10 ihots given by Mr. Liebling, OF
Chosgo.
The Mmnnerchor Society have refused an
invitation to present the "Beggar Student
in Cincinnati.
The Apollo quartet were enccred on both
selections at the Liebling P.aao Recital re-
Gently given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lad Vance are locsiei At the
Highland House, Lake Msxinkuckee, for the
summer season.
Mr. Emil Liebling entsltalLed the pupils
at the Blind Asylum with a short recital
during his stsy in this city.
Arrangements are being made to take the
eniie Lyra Society, orchestra and chorus. ID
mtr.
The Mexican Orchestra have met with Ia.
cidtdly better audiences THAI upon their
fret visit to this city, and deserved even
better still.
A very enjoyable musical programmes was
rendered at Pfc films Hall last Tuesday even.
ing, it being the occasion of benefit ten
deTed Miss Anna Luiz.
Terie Haute has M usicsl society, the par
pose OF which is TO present music. Indicative
of all ages from the most ancient up TO the
present time, and ii is meeting with liberal
encouragement from the citizens.
The colo given by Mr.. Henry Shoemaker
at the City Band concert last Sunday even
ing is said TO be the NEST difficult written for
the clarioret containing. as il does. q note
requiring the highest tone possible for such
an instrument.
The concert OF the Mendelssohn Society
was the best chorus concert given in this city
for many years, and the work presenteAyas
magnificent ene Had this organization
an older and more experienced director and
an orchestra equal in size and ability to the
chorus, il would be without rival among
the American musical societies OF the West.
The long announced benefit OF Msdams
Ada Heine will take place at English's Opera
House this week Our public will have al
opportunity for the first time OF hearing the
WoTlO-teDOWueu trOmOO sOlOlSt, MI. 4 rSl'
erick LINES, OF New York City, whose work
upon that difhcult instrument is considered
the acme OF perfection. Mrs Leon Bailey,
Ms. Ida soott and other home talent viii
assist
The sacred concert given by the City Band
and orchestra at Lyra Hall, la3t Sunday eva
mig, was decided success. the programmes
being an excellent one aud we'll presented.
TIE cornet and clarionet solos by Messrs. In-
ga Is and Shoemaker, aud the sextette aud
aria from der Freitchuetz." were all en-
coIed in a hearty msnrer. The members of
this organization have closed their seasons
work in very fitting style.
The annual election OF officers in the
Ladies Matinee Musicale was held on last
Wednesday afternoon, and resulted in the
unanimous re election OF the entire official
Board ss now constituted. Mrs. A. NJ. Rob.
eftton, President; Mrs. Henry jameson, Vice
President; Mrs. w. c. Lynn, Secretary, aud
Mrs George +. Brsnham, Treasurer. rhs
affairs have been very gracefully managed
during the pact year, and no doubt will De
contin Ted IN a similar manner.