The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

some vacant lot In city shan on the lar of
plains.
L J. Nugept, Manager OF the Matlack
Combin alton, Is one of the most popular
gentlemen In the business.
The osason AZ Englisbs Opera. house.
lafe 10 all In oil. has not been such bad
one" Manager Enllls smilingly remarked
the other day.
Mr.. Augustin Daily has acquired the right
TO produce Pimios comedy. The Magis.
ua'e, now running IN London, In this
country next season.
Marsh Adams was born In the year OF 1887
at huntsville Ala He made his appear
AZ CO n "0.d Black Joe" In the song OF that
name written bv Will Hayes while mem
Der Ct Hayerly' first minstrel troupe years
alo.
MUSICAL EoTEs.
Mrs Ads Brown is very sweet soprano
singer.
Summer concerts by ihs reorgaui7ed When
Band will toon be the order OF the day.
Dan DsWoli is nov singing the solo tenor
parts in the First Baptist Church choir.
The many friends OF Mics Lottie Adams
are anxious FOR her to adopt the operate
Stage, professionally.
Charles Kiefer commenced q course OF
study with Professor Bsssenhe'z on Wednes.
day evening of last week at Lyra Hall.
All OF our local musical people wets pres.
ent at the Theodore Thomas concert aud
were quite demonstrative In their approval.
Several musical numbers. which were
quite enjoyable, were given at the First
Baptist Church Social last Wednesday even.
irg.
Mr.. Clarence Forsythe, after a short rest
from his recent hard study in G srmany, will
take charge OF q large piano class In this
ely.
The regular concert OF the Matinee Music
Gale was we'll attended by the friends OF that
organization on last Friday al Plymouth
Church.
Tie sacred concert given by the City Band
and Orchestra at Maenp erchor Hall last Sun
day was q successful one both hnancis ~
and musicslly.
A concert wss given at Maspnerchor Hall
last Tuesday evening by the Pho DIX Liter
airy Society. which ws' much enjoyed by
la &c and enthusiastic audience.
Mis- Anna Wilcox, who is we'll kno wn as
bright and promising young pianist, has
prepared several collections OF her orn CON-
position, which sre very highly spoken OF.
Mrs.. Sue Ingersoll McWilliams, the we'll.
knIwn composer OF Afraid" Pass Under
The Rcd" and otl or beautiful songs, has
again located at her old home, Coyington,
Ind.
"A oily paper announce That Will ot)ne,
the pisnst formerly OF this city, will return
shortly. for a visit. This de,ervedly popular
young musician should be rendered benefit
corctrt by his old friends and admirers dur.
ing his stsy.
IN the rext two weeks We shall have q sur
felt f good things. musicaiiv. Among those
already announced are RS lllin's recital aud
public concerts by Madame Ada ueine, the
Indianapolis Chorus Society. the Mendels.
sohu Society and the Apollo Qasrtet-
Two piano rscitsjs will be given at Pfsff.
Inns Music Hall Friday evening, May y.
and Saturday matinee. May %. by the cele-
brsted pianist, Emil Lishling, OF Chicago,
who will be assisted by the Apollo Qoartet
and Mrs. Enrique Miller, Of this city.
Mrs Nettie Johnson made her sppsara1ce
for the first time since her return from B)s-
ton on Wednesday evening at Pfsfflln's Hall.
1t bling the occasion of the Knights OF
Houor concert. Her improvement is . very
noticeable one. and her prospect for futare
success 10 very bright
Proft ssor Barus announces his deter nina.
ton Of producing opera add other music Of
lighter character In the Maenlerchor con.
certs next season. Although Pfofessor B is
himself in favor OF works Of the heavier