Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
MELODIOUS MENTION
News Of the Week Regarding Past
and Coming Musical kyenis-
10 "ELIJiH" SUNG THIS SPRING
The Gilmore festissl-neeting Of the
saint school nasioaa-mtss
Morehards husiosi-rhiihsT
monte Popular Csnosrs

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residence of her parents on ottawa-st.,
last Monday evening. She WAS assisted
by Miss Viola Crow, OF Grand Haven,
Misses Abbie McInnes, Ora Pearson,
Francis NJ. Lawson, Andrew Fyfe and
Prof. III. +. Greundler, her instructor.
Miss MOhrhard surprised her friends
by the skillful performance On the
piano. The first part of Beethoyen's
celebrated concerto in C minor, played
as duet on two pianos by Miss Mohr-
hard and Miss Crow, was splendidly
rendered. Dudley Bucks "Sprng
song" sung by Miss McInnes, and LET
All Obey" by Mr.. Fyfe, were among
the more especially pleasing vocal num-
bers on the program. The affair wound
up with refreshments and dancing.
Miss Jennie Kipp. prpil of F. NJ.
Lawson, the violinlst, Will give pupils
recital, assisted by Miss Abbie Box
helmer, pianist, and b. A. Beneker,
tenor, at Schwankovsky's music hall,
next Thursday evening.
-
! left this country after making a NINE Of
money and many enemies. He quar-
relied with his hotel proprietor and Is
said 10 have formed such dislike for
this county that he will never return.
Etelka Gerster, the noted soprano
who for some years has been laboring
under an ailment which rendered her
voice ineffective, is said 10 have entire
| ly recovered her voice. She appeared
in concert at Bologna recently and
made great success.
Invitations have been issued TO the
banquet which the Schubert Club Will
tender Tuesday night 10 the members
| of the choruses which sang IN the late
opera. The banquet Will be gwen at
| Sweets.
The complimentary musicale given
by the High school orchestra Friday
night was well attended. The pieces
by the orchestra were all well rendered
and the piano solo by Miss Nellie Baker
AMI the C ret solo by c. +. Wagner
were well received. For an amateur
affair, the musicale was success.
An ENJOYABLE musical and literary en-
| tertainment was given at the Church OF
Christ last Thursday evening. The mu-
sicians who took pant were 7. X. Miller,
| W. II. Loomis, Il. K. Buchanan, J. A.
Westerhoff, Mrs. Lovejoy and orcheS-
ira, Mss Emma LOOMS, Mrs. j. W.
Phelps, Misses Anna Reilley, Lotta Nor
rlrsey Anna Johnson, Mrs. Ora Pear
son and Mss Nellie UdelI.
F. NJ. Lawson Is preparing an elabor-
ate program for musicale soon 10 be
| given in the parlors of the Owashta-
noug Boat Club rooms. Mr.. Lawson
will be assisted by Mesdames Pearson
and Phelps, Miss Nellie Udell, Ora
Pearson and +. A. Wurzburg. The
| date viii be announced later.
|
Regular rehearsal of the Philharmonic
Club at 10 O'Clock this morning, and OF
the Oratorlo Society tomorrow evening.
Memberships great oratoro, the
elijah" Will not be given by the Ora
! torlo Society this spring. Much OF the
work consists of choruses which are
very difficult, and il is not thought that
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| Gilmore festival, TO properly present
the oratoro at that time. The date for
| the Gilmore festival has not yet been
fixed, as the agent of the management
has not yet reached this city. When
the festival does take place it Will last
two days.
The musical program OF the West
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| ing will include duet 10y Nicola, which
vii be sung 10y Miss Noble and w. II.
| Ioomis, AMI Puck's Te Deum, in 3 fiat,
winch will be sung by the quartet.
The second grand popular concert to
! @ gwen by the Philharmonic Society at
hartu ai's Hall, on Monday evening,
/ April 25, viii be as follows:
/ Selection. "Beggar Student .Miuooker
Philharmonic Society.
Overture. - a tha lotow
Philharmonic Society.
/ Solo for soprsn ........--..
Mrs. Yale.
Loves Conalct'' Moses
49, philharmonic society.
| Concerto n ID Nlnpr 4 .itEr0 Appas
| si0natp. +" "Aaado, Presto Scher-
zsndor ..........-- Mendei ssohB
Mrs. withey ard Philharmonic society. :,
colo lot hu'e' HdssT1 I5ssrG's { Davis 'f d
selection. faUsf .5ouu0d
PhHneun0oie society.
8 Duo for two flaFiuffs ~nhrei ufF
John Muehling and w. 5. Bronsoa.
ka ser NaIfz strauss
Philharmonic society.
Z Solo Tor Soprano j, ...-.,-- ..-.--.-...-.-..
Overture. ~orpheasa 0renbaeh
Philharmonic socieiv.
The prices 70 be charged viii be only
- cents, with 10 cents extra for re-
/ served seats. The society = desrous II
1 80 establishing itself that 6 viii be Il b e
to give pop ltT concerts through the
/ summer, sQcn as are gwen 10 large
/ cities. MeBdolss0hn's concerto IN y
/ minor, % be played BY Mrs. =. II.
( N they on the piano assisted ~ the
pnilharm0nlCs. will be tire finest and
I most CLASSICAL numtHr on the program.
/ Tic concert Is deserving Of lsfgs At
tendance
Next Friday evening. the Muskegou
( ClDb x b tender reception 80 Mrs. r.
z. r. Carpenter Of this city. Mrs u
/ l.. o Don0ughue. Mrs. Etts Yale. J II.
r Hughart, Henry Post and wilbur
+ Force wH attend from this city and
take part u the program.
Rpbensten's. Ocean Symphony
( vii he one of fae numbers rendered al
I the next meeting q tne -. Cscilss
A program comp ee3 e rurahers
from IT, Prench saooi a massc vss
+ rendered ~ tie meet n of tne Sf
/ cecilia sosae aetv. Frldar a. ,on. Mrs
p ~. DAVIS resd = psa. 0n ne s8tlee1
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