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Music AND wAR.
The choral Unton and the Abernsthy
Guards at the Tabcrnacle.

The Choral Unfon and the Abernetny
Guards at the Tabcrnacie.
-. ooo had eotba+.d n The Tabernacle
noous wv Aa1 o, -. s.u.;.,a,
to hSten 70 the oplins'iue nus,' io''' :.
last Wednesday evening, when little George
Bauer stepped to the Directors stand With
the baton In. his hand. His orchestra, Of
seyenty-hve pretty misses. was grouped on
chairs in semi circle around him. They
were arrayed with matchless taste in vary
ing evening costumes. They were the
Choral Union of the Jersey City Concert
Society, whose Director w. F. Williams is.
The TATrLER presents their namess Minnie
Baxter, Mamie @. Backus, VIM. n, Btieh,
Nav Bunce, Sadie Blauvelt, II. S. Blauvelt,
Carrie Campbell, Gussie Churchill, Julie
Cornell, l.. CroHin, Maud Crosier, p. q,
Cummings, Elite Derlam, H M. De Vrees,
F. Durham, Carrie Earle, Estelle Enrich,
Oliver c.. Elliott, G. W. Il. Fallon, w. II.
Farrier, George Fisk, Grace Fisk, Mabie
Foster, Nellie M. Fox, n. Charles Fox,
Emma Frederick, Emma Galloway, w. j.
Gallagher, James Graham, Peter Graham,
Carrie |. Hood, Viola Hyatt, LikEie eiiard,
Mrs. John, Matte John, Sidney Jordan, II.
il. Jordan, Mamie Lindermans Lille LIE
Blanc, Edith LIE Blanc, Lille q. Meyers,
Lottie MCGOWAN, Marion Moorby, 4.
Moorby, w. ID. Negus, AdeIlne Negus, "a.
L. Pangborn, A. =. kona'd, Libpie Sender
Ing, Lizzie Smith, Ella Sktllman, Charles
Tomkins, Mrs e. A. futile, Florence Tur-
ner, Willie Turner Isabel Tukey, Edith
Turkey, Minnie Ware, Mettie Wennef, w.
J. WEIGH, L. Williams, Y. l.. Williams,
T. e. Williams, A. Wright. w. +. VIII
Hams, Musical Director.
These 10 young ladies and gentlemen
| opened the concert with CHORUS Peasant
and Tyrohenne," from kosslni's opera OF
William Tell. Then Master Goorge Bauer,
with his elder brother henry-the one
soprano. the other basso-and Mr.. George
Lyding, tenor, sang ''lafe Has No Power.
The selection from Donizetti was we'll rem
dered. The Bee anu the Dove, \ glee,
was sung with good effect, by the Choral
kUnion; and Mrs. Frederick y. Brewer. with
a voice of more stretch End power than
| pliancy and tone, sang Il Love MY Love.
The Choral Unions execution OF Phan-
| tom" was admirable. Inc auaience ENJOY
ed it, and were not content till they sang
it second time. An attempt was made to
summon Mr.. Q. Tomklns and o Pitcbs
tenors, and Messrs. Henry Bauer and D.
F. Hewes, bassos, to the Iootilghts, sec
bond tame after they mad nnlshed thelr
quaftette, but they ungallantiy refused. ~
respond. The solo, AVE MARIA AFFORDED
young Bauer an opportunity to display the
sweetness and compass OF MS soprano voice
ana ne employed II 10 exceAehg auvaasase
He was accompanied on tao piano by Mr
Williams, on the organ Dy george Lydlng
and on the violin by John Holland. Aftel
the choir had sung national melody
men OF Harleck, tne curtain was drawn
and the nrst part Oh the entertainment was
brought to close. rRl
IL was not many minutesi hewefsr, De
fore the curtain sweps apart again, and al
artistic hatra-tap-iap greeted the ear
Major Hugh Aoernethys figure showed
itself at the platform door, aiu galaxy o
young women followed him on the stage
fheir costumes OF Japanese pnnts tina
reached to their ankles, revealed sba2eiyahk
| les IN BLACK nose, and esue snouider sashes
iney ,carr,e0 csn1eens, and were armed
win the aeadiy parasoi. Inc eighteen
Tor there We're eigntsens an orderly, ans
-FOUR MES OF iouf abreast, prlyates; Wlti
one TO spaIe-wneelea ana counter march
ca, ana raiiiea and MED flghs ana fiiet
ieiL ana rl9ht crossed and LETT dressed, to-
half On hour Thor movements were g
perfect as to suggest the idea that wilmer
can be more readily trained for war thai
the big clanasy men whom we have hereto
tore insisted on ngntlng our battles for Us
Ihen they snouiqereo asms. ana CARR
arms, and ordered arms, and loaded thei
ready" and aimed and. horror j fred- ton
right at the hearts of the mashed" Joiitl
IN the audienees And as if ashamed of tn
wicked execution they were doing, thei
| parasol tops went up as they fred and hit
from each blushing face the. seems Of bar
mage their reestens Falasols had made
Later Oh a tent scene was arranged, an,
the young ladies sang war song, while tn
silent sentinels paced up and down, keep
ing sharp lookout fo- the eneliiy. Tn
tatto sounded the company 70 their arms
They formed their line. Miss German, tn,
orderly, 'sdressed" them, perfected the liae
and then advancing TO the eosnfhaHdant
upon the orthodox military angles, mad
known to him that
ssThe company is formed, sir
And there was tiufe marching. The
charged bayonets-pa rasols, we no ean-fire
again through the open tops of their para
chutes, and the play was over, fhes
were the Aberpethy Unards. rrbev wei
made up Of the Misses Nellie AIlperbat,
Nellie Hamilton, Blanche Winans. Bessi
| Jacobus. Jessie Howeth, Nav fyraic. tti,fi
j and Nellie German. Carrie Smith IA
II Smith. Nav Campbell. Nav Hover. I,otti
n Rooney, Theresa Howeth and Mrs. Rmia
Horstsnan. sa III
IT, f.
II S1oslns ssscepsion OF company :" f."
i The closing drill and reception of Cor
pany g F." Fourth Regiment. took MAC
last Tuesday night. Fhe COMMITTEES. CON
| sisting of Sergeant Arthur Scott, Corpbrs
@. M. Stern, privates j. 3. Arrowsmitb, n
i @. Lockwood and @. e. Winters. took o. a.
, pains to decorate the mfniature drill room,
The drill commenced shortly after n n,
and continued about an hour. For som
reason or other the company did not tn :,
t cut as well as they should have done. Their
, | being only fourteen files out. The dr;l
consisted Of the manual of arms. marehino
counter-marchinp. wheeling. loadino an
Z firing. All the movements were we'll ave