The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-30
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
PIANO RECITAL

PIANO RECITAL,
A very agreeable plano recital was given
py the pupils Of Miss Anna G. WILEY Wed
nesday evening, assisted by Miss Eva Find.
icy and Master Henry Lamb, vocalists. and
MT Walter G. Lord violinist. This was the
programme;
Co.. Misses Alice and Anna Morrill,.
Claytons Grand March. ....................B Blake
Miss Susie Coyepy
Moonlight on the Hudson. ...,...,W Wilson
Miss Hattie Foster
Vocal-The Song That Reached My Heart
Master Henry Lamb. '''O''''"'
c,,,n.on aba Miss Mabel Wood. ~ - ''N
crimson Lake.. :.......................S Sherwood
Wan. Miss Alice Lamb.
Violin solo-Aye Maria.
Do Mr.. Walter G. Lord.
Duet Ma: Mendelssohn
herman Trlumphal March. ................ Kunkel
p,.,. Miss Cora Alexander.
yoeal-rbv R,ue Miss HSss Coma Dow. n ''i
r,, Miss Eva Findley. ''''''
Aneme.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Blake
Lizzie May Tobin. '>'''>'
Aop"N Ti;t, sudds
March Militaire. ................ Gobbaerts
Miss Bessie Miller.
Violin and piano-Gavotte ..........
v.,,o A. Walter and Frank Lord.
vase de Concert. .......... wieniawski
r,,.,,,... Miss Grace Graves
IL INVITATION la yalse. ..............,,..,,We Weber
o,d p0u, Miss Cora Alexander.
oiu folks at Home. .................G robe
Miss Mabel Libbey
Vocal Far Away. 800. -.....
wo,.. Master Henry Lamb.
Miss Louie Wiley. p" Aio'euiei
Master Carl Moody. 49, : '--''''
GoRMAN's MINsTRELs,
Tonight this celebrated band of minstrels
will appear at Portland Theatre. An ex-
change says of the troupe:
The Germans made a great hit at the
Chestnut Street Theatre last night. There
was lolickihg, snappy air about the enter
talnment, and 1t had sufficient novelties.
GOOD singing and cOmicalities to send the
large audience home in happy frame of
mino, ana pronouncing the verdict: A great
show.
LIBERATI's BAND.
Liberati's Band will appear here Thurs
day. June 10. under direction of Mr.. Ira c.
Stockbridge. There are so pieces in the
band, with Mr.. Liberati solo cornet, and
Felix Bonn oboeist. There is also a mixed
vocal quartette that will appear on this occa-
sion.
NOTES.
a, Grlmmer's orchestra will play in Freeport
tnlS ana tomorrow evenings, when Mikado
VIII be sung by the local company.
i9lanthe and the garden scene from Faust
VIII constitute the attraction at the Globe,
BoSton, for the remainder Of this week. Miss
talliser will sing the King of Thule and the
Jewel Song.
Mankind, at the Boston Theatre, will be
repeated all the week, with an extra matinee
on Memorial Day. Next Monday Kate Clax-
ton revives Green Bushes.
sowdoIn College commencement.
The following is the order of exercises
for Commencement week, beginning June
22d:
Up. m.-Baccalaureate sermon by the Presi-
Sp. m.-Junior Prize Defamation,
TUESDAY.
Class Day-Oration and Poem in Memorial Hall
al a. m. Exercises under Thorndike Oak at 8
Il meetIpo ne aa Concert in the evening Annu
Hail. ''"nN Ne''ufe "oon' massachusetts
WEDNESDAY.
School Of Mana IA Exercises Of the Medical
key. Edward N. Packard of Syracuse. N Y
,erI,f q; mi.1Meetng Of the Phi Beta Kappa Fra
P; m;1Oration before the Alumni in Memorial
I'd, Mah ~ rev. Reuben Thomas, d. D., of Brook
no 2. m.1Vocal and Instrumental Concert in the
I Town Han, under the auspices of the Senior
THURSDAY.
Adams Hall. ~ Al
1880 am.-Commencement Exercises, followed
by Dinner in Memorial Hail.
:, p. m-Reception by the President in Memoir
FRIDAY.
S.3o a. discrimination of candidates for ad-
mission to College at the Cleveland Lecture
SATURDAY.
$50 a. determination for admission coptin-