Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
MELODIOUS MENTION
Opening Of IL Ow ashtanong Cloo
Summer Roof Garden.
DIRECTOR WURIBURCS FINE BAND



ing. the opening of the new owashta-
nong club roof garden by Murzburg a
Br0nson's b4nd, Was = most successful
affair The members were CAT IN tuu
force, aud a merr.er lot OF clubmen ls
rarely seen together. The hand played
from 9 O'Clock until -, and II Is need
less 10 say that all their selections were
well rendered. The grandesl piece on
the programme Was, OF course, the
''SemiTam.de" overture, by koss.m.
Many music lovers present were sur
prsed at the immense power and
splendid expression shown IN the rendl-
ton of this glorious composition by the
fourteen players. Director Frank
Wurzburg has reason 10 be proud OF
the fact that bis band can play such i
piece with such effect.
Germans Before Paris" a medley
Of such pieces as tie Anvil Chorus, '
etc, VAS another important number
which olcited considerable applause
and Hobart A. Davis dst.nguished d
himself In a p.CcOlo SOLO. Tie Curuet
duo by jersey and Murzburg Was "a
! beautiful piece aud vel. played. Ten
/ Minutes with Elk's Minstrel miro
duc.ng Geo Leonard famous end
! song, "Oh. susan Jane" tckltd tAo
audience immensely. When Leonard S
/ end song was reached some oi tie
PLAYERS "queered" the piece and u
/ sounded a, natural as lie. Mr.. Leon
ard could not be induced % enter the
garden. out stood III the lobby with a
/ smile on lls lace.
Mr.. Wurzburg has band that is un-
/ oqualed hy any other 10 the State, bat
/ he himself SAYS he desires - add two
pieces, q saxlph0nc and hassoo0. The
saNaphOnc would give needed mellow
quality to the music. All the selections
last night were appreciated and ap
/ piauded.
The garden is a delightful addition 70
the accommodation Ol the club, where
one can lazlly SIT and quaH lemonade
and smoke. Al the walls are painted
/ in different shades OF green. In thC
center OF the garden is Il large bank oi
palms and posies, anu the walls are
covered with vines, etc. Hanging has
kets are suspended by the score IN lux
/ unant disorder. Members OF the clul
are lucky IN beng membcrs.
Senor Emilio AgramOnte, the emin
cnt vocal instructor and accOmp2ulst
arrived i'm the city from New YORK las
evening, and is the guest OF Mr.. anC
Mrs. +. NJ. Davis, OF Cherry-st. IL
viii remain here through the summer
CniIdren's day viii be properly oh
served at most Of the churches today
At Westminster Presbyterian Church
one OF the musical numbers VIII be ;
Te Deum arranged from Costa "Eh.'
The pupils OF Mrs. 5. y. +. Ewiag
gave a delightful p..nO-t0rte recital al
her residence, lC5 North tOlcCe-ovc.
last evening. some twenty pupils tool
part ID the program.
4 concert was given attnc WcstmnIs
ter Presbyterian Cnuicn last Tuesday
evening. in which Miss VI. l.. O'Douou
hue. pianist; Miss Marie Noble. soprano
Prof. q. &. Shepard, hasso; Master D0i
Ewing. piccolO, and a quartet compose
of b. A. Bcnokcr, ". ii. Looms, VI.
Wurster and o. l.. W.imarth took part
The songs OF seven. read hy Ms
Frost, were sung by various young pee
pie.
Ar enjoyable concert was C'von p
the Gcrmania Singing society attac
han or Frout-st.. under the direction 81
Albert Ii. Norcacad. last Ihur~Ia
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