Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-17
The Philharmonic Concert.

Tonight the Philharmonic Society will
give its second concert at the Grand
Opera House. The Society has been at
work for almost three months upon the
programme, which for excellence has
not been equalled before in the city. 1t
is as follows.
l. Symphony in C. minor ...... Beethopen
Allegro con brio--Adante con moto-Scherso-
Allegro.
Philharmonic Orchestra.
ga. He That Hath Pleasant Face
70. ..Iu the Moonlight''-Part song
Philharmonic Chorus ;''''"'" 1''"
3. "The Hymn of Praise" ......; Mendelssohn
a. The syMphony-Maestoso Altegretto-
Addgio ReltgtosO.
b. The Cantata.
Sig. G. Modini, Miss B. A. Butler, Mrs. B. STAINS
berry and the Philharmonic Society
The programme is very tastefully ar
ranged and contains cuts of Beethoven
and Mendelssohn, sonnet to Beethoven
by Fannie Raymond-Ritter, the life Of
Beethoven, description of the Fifth
Symphony, the words of the two smaller
choruses, description of the "Hymn
of Praise" and the words of the same.
The chorus consists of the following
people: Miss A. G. Bast, Miss Jennie
Bieber, Mrs. w. A. Bonynge, Mrs. ].
H. Book. Miss Elsie Bosbyshell, Miss
Mary Bosbyshell, Miss Kate
Brousseau, Miss B. A. Butler,
Mrs. Dora Davidson. Mrs. H. A. Dim
mick, Mrs. F. A. Duy, Miss Gertrude
Dyer, Miss Bertha A. Fiske, Miss Emma
Grebe, Miss M. E. Haines, Mrs. X. c.
Horner, Mrs. Chas. J. Huey, Miss Pearl
Irland, Mrs. M. A. Larrabee, Miss Julia
o. Long, Mrs. A. E. Luther, Mrs. r. E..
Marx, Miss Jennie Mccarthy, Miss Kate
Mccarthy, Miss Venie Mcintosh, Miss
Gertrude Meath, Mrs. Mary Nisbet, Mis-.
8. Paine, Mrs. A. Palmer, Miss Flora G.
Preston, Miss Florence Reynolds, Mrs.
j. A. Rice, Mrs. V. Rinehart, Miss Jen-
ME Sheldon, Miss Matte Sprinkle, Mrs.
B. Stanbery, Miss Sadie I. Thompson,
Miss Mollie Tuttle, Miss Nellie Tuttle,
Mrs. E. J.. Valentine, Mrs. Paul Wack,
Miss Kate Walsh, Miss Nellie V. Walsh,
Miss L. B. Ward, Mrs. A. Wankowski,
Miss Amalia Werner, Miss F. NJ Wheeler,
Miss Alice Whitney, H. R. Brown, H.
Burton, A. w. Coxhead, s. 1. Doster,
James Douglass, 1. M. Franks, Theo.
Friese, j. w. Gardner, +. M. Griffith, R..
w. Grinton, H. D. Haines, Charles F.
Helmle, F. Nj. Hotchkis, Louis Jacobs,
7. H. jeremiah, E. F. Kubel, Edward
Lott, B. M. Marble, Fred G. Mar
tin, &. F. Mohn, A. f. Miller,
R. w. Miller, A. W. H. Payton, G. w.
Ragland, Arthur Reynolds, Z. W. Risch,
Alfred Sanders, w. A. Seymour, D. T.
Sheldon, E. A. Slane, w. w. Stewart,
w. G. Stone, r. ]. Tharp, E. Washburn
and A. L. Whitney.
Those in the orchestra are as follows
julius Blasius, w. D. Larrabee, A. L.
Zilm. A. L..Zilm jr., J. w. Campbell, E.
Wachtel, w. H. Schilling, 0. W. Green,
w. Schmitt, E. w. Carver, Chas. Val.
entine, J. Y. Briggs, Laurence Kolb, H.
Johnston, ]. L. Burbeck, H. G.. Ayles-
worth, G. A. Olshausen, w. H. Meade,
T. M. Conner, F. Amanda, w. Mcmillan,
A. G. Connor, @. G. Hardin, I. Maurice
Franks, ]. Jones, E. V. Jones, M. R
Green, D. 7. Smith, Chas. F. Waldow
VIM. Arendt, M. @. Glenn, g. E. Laur
ence, 1. G. Gnase, E. L. Merritt, w. R
Carter, Charles Conner, E. L. Webb, E
G. Calvin, Earnest Binder, J.. W. Rue
Jas. G. Douglass, and Miss Bessie T
Marshall, organist.
The curtain will ring up promptly at
O'Clock and everybody is requested to b.
on hand promptly.