The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-17
Music.

The Danville, ILL.,, Choral Society is doing
good work under the baton of Mme Heins
Miss Anna Wilcox, the pianist has composed
set of waltzes, which will soon be published.
Mr. Perry Ingalls, will assist Miss Lulu Burt
in her benefit concert at Paris, ILL.,, on the 10th
inst
Mr. Charles Jackson, who is connected with
the Panhandle road, is an expert performer on
the banjo.
/ Mrs. Ida Gilbert Ward, wellknown soprano
of Newark, N. j., is visiting her old homo in
Evansville.
Mrs. Fred Knefer is developing full and
rich cOntralto voice under the instruction of
Prof Barus.
Frederick N. Innes, the great trombone vir-
city at a near date.
Miss Anna Harris sang with exquisite ex-
preston waltz song at the Greenfield COM
mencement, on Thursday.
Miss Lillian Russells removal to Detroit is
greatly regretted by large circle of musical
friends, of which she was shining light.
The Phoenix Literary Club gave a most de
lightful invitation concert on Tuesday evening
Some choice music was presented to large and
cultivated audience
The concert given by the City Band, last Sun
day evening, was enjoyed by large audience,
who testified their appreciation by frequent
and discriminating applause.
Miss Ida Sweeny, who has promising So
prano voice, Is pursuing her vocal studies in De-
trolt, where she is engaged as leading singer in
the largest Methodist church in that city.
The Blackford- street Presbyterian Church is
preparing to give Scotch concert on Wednes-
day, the 9th inst. REGULATIONS, music and re-
freshments will be the order of the evening
Miss Anna Constance returned to her home in
Peru, Ind, Friday in company with her
mother. Miss Constance is preparing to finish
her musical education in Europe, and if her
health permits she will 60 soon.
Miss Anna Lutz will be rendered benefit
concert at Pfaf1ir's Hall on the Goth inst.
Among those who will assist will be Mrs. Ida
Scott Miss Jessie Meek, Mr.. Andrew Smith,
BERTHE Feibleman and Prof McAvoy.
A fine musical programme was presented by
the high school alumni at Greenfield, on Fri
day night, Miss Alice Thayer rendered Sweet
the Angelus is Ringing" in fine style, with or
chestra accompaniment Mr.. Abijah Davis
received a rousing encore for a slide tronbo
solo. Misses Gertie Sproule, Anna Harris and
others sang with great acceptance.
And now it is automatically rumored that,
after all the chit-chat on her appearance, and
singing, and the newspaper critiques on her
method Mile. Juch did not make her appearance
here with the Thomas Orchestra The oung
lady supply should feel complimented her
beautiful organ can meet the demands for the
artist whose vocal reputation is so thoroughly
established
The Indianapolis Chorus Society. under the
direction of Prof. Ora Pearson, give their initial
performance on Wednesday evening at Ply
mouth Church. The soloists for the occasion
are we'll known, and will be ably assisted by a
splendidly- balanced chorus of forty voices and
twenty five instruments. The advance sale in
dicates a good audience, and it is safe to say
that the effects of three months hard work with
merit crowded house.
The Matinee Musicale concert on Friday even
ing was. as usual, an exceedingly fine one. The
stage was profusely decorated with flowers. The
Apolla Quartet gave valuable assistance with
choice selections. The concerted music by the
members was all well executed. Misses Wilcox
and Bamberger, as the pianists of the evening,
acquitted themselves admirably, while Mrs. u.
j. Hammond and Miss Jessie Wbltridge sang
with such taste and feeling as to demand an en-
core