The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-22

from the carp ponds of his beautiful Glen Flora
/ farm.
The concert by the Ladies Matinee Musicale, of
| Shelbyville, was a success.
Miss Anna Snyder is taking lessons on the banjo
ana is making rapid progress.
The Mendeissohn orchestra is making spirited ad
vance IN The Serenade of the Jealous Lover"
| Mrs. Morrison will sing Prayer" by Tosti this
morning, at the Meridian-street Methodist Church.
MSS Lulu Burt has given up the idea of teaching
music class at Paris Ill., and will remain at her home
In this city for the present
Miss Ida Sweeney pupil of Professor Zielinsi, Of
Detroit, makes her first appearance as a concert
singer, in that city, Dec L. Friends of Madame
sweeney in this city congratulate her upon her
daughters success
The Third Church choir has been reorganized
Mrs DR.. Cole, Mr.. Dochez Mr.. F. w. Fowler, Mr..
A II. johnson and Mr. c. n. Parker have been added
Will be rendered in the morning. and 1.-THE Gloria"
by Mozart, In the evening.
A most superb and aesthetic piece of work manship
in the shape of banjo was presented Mrs. Emil Wu
schner the other day by the celebrated manufacturer
D. b. Schall and his estmabe wife, of Chicago. Upon
the instrument is solid silver plate with the name of
| the recipient. The band and trimmings solid sill
yer, and the handle and keys decorated with inlad
pearl.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society of the First
German NJ Z. Church has secured the services of the
Rev. j. III. Wallfsch of Cincinnati who will give q
musical entertainment and deliver lectur "A Life
Picture with Reflections" Rev. Wafsch is
musical parts of the prog ramme of his
position and have been we'll received by the musical
public The lecture and entertainment is TO be given
ON Tuesday evening Nov. "a, in the German lam
guage. Admission, 25 cents.
The following is programme of concert to be
given Tuesday evening, Nov. Oath instant at the
street, for the benefit of the Chdrens Aid Society
and Charity kindergarten. Tickets for sale by Mrs.
Robertson, Yohn's book store, and at the door the
evening of the concert
TriO Font
p: Miss Thompson. Mrs schurman, Miss Farquhar.
$1,000 Miss Bamberger. '''''''N
Vocal Soo-'Love's Harp. .-...--.-....... Willard
Miss Adam.
Vocal Duet from Don Pasquai .Donizett
Miss Thompson and Mr. III. G. Levi
Instrumental Trio-"Sonata" ... Mozart
Piano, Miss Wilcox; violin, Miss Bergenthal; viola,
Professor Zumpfe
Vocal Solo-'Thne Eyes So Blue and Tender Lassen
Mrs. Enrique Miller.
Vocal Solo-"If the Meads" Gumpert
Mr.. H. c. Levi.
Duet for Two Pianos Tarentele" ..-.. Weber
Mrs. Whittier, Mrs. Hunter.
Vocal Quartette-"Ye Spotted Snakes. McFarron
Misses Thompson and Bamberger, Mrs. Schurmann,
Miss Farquhar.
The next grand concert to be given by the Manner
choir Society will take place next Friday evening. The
last effort of that organization excellent in
cry feature to insure another triumph the
ing occasion, which is looked forward to with much
interest.
The following is the programme complete:
PartI
Overture Semiramide- .Rossni.
Orchestra.
Schoene Measini ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Holman.
Melasin; --..--..--;;;; Mrs J. P. Frenzel
Ramund. .-.......M Mr.. A. Bennerschedt
Part H.
Symphonic No. Beethoven.
Orchestra.
1Ha0nLdcut- ADC
Male Chorus.
Aria Casta Diva from Norma. -..-...... .Belni
Miss l.. Adams.
Mr.. Ernest II. Clarke.
Trio from "Sonnambula. .Belni
Mrs. j. r Frenzel, Mr.. Levi and Mr.. j. P. Frenzel
Scene and Finale from "Euryanthe". Weber
Miss l.. Adams and Chorus.