Telegram-herald., 1891-11-09
MUSICAL MEhIioN.


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action n the supervision OF pupils.
MUSICAL MENTION.
A number OF Grand RAPIDS musicians
viii stread some Of the performances
Of grand opera in Chicago sometime
during the season, which commences
Lext week.
MIR. FraEeis Campbell goes 10 De-
troll the .rst part OF the week on q
visit 10 his parents.
The Crueifixion," a sacred cantata
BY j. Stainer, orsanlst OF st. Paul's
Cathedral, London. will be given at
ST. Marks church next Sunday after
ROOM By ST. Marks choir, assisted on
this occasion by Mr.. w. III. Loomis,
tenor, and Mr.. L. NJ. Davis. basso. The
hour is dSed for 4 O'Clock. that mu-
sicfans and members OF other congre-
cations may have an opportunity TO
hear this grand work. There will be
no admission charged, hence the
church will undoubtedly be filled to
overf.owIrs.
Mr.. Chas. e. Whitcomb, one OF the
tenorv OF the Schubert Cub. tender
ed his resignation last week, conse-
quent to his removal TO Omaha. His
Fame was placed on the honorary list
O. the cub.
Tie st. Cecilia society will bring n
number OF artists 10 Grand Rapids the
coming season. Among them are Mrs.
Wyman, contralto; G.. f. Holmes, BARI
tone; MSs Clementine DeVere, the
great soprano; e. A. Mcdowell. plan
iss Louis Eison. lecturer; and Miss
Maud Powell, violinist and Mr.. Con
stant,ne Steruberg, who played here
last fall. Mr.. Max Heinrich and Herr
Carl Bernard, the two Nreat baritpnes
may also visit the city.
Mrs. Addie Reed Fleming has so far
recovered from her Illness as to be
able to return to her home in Phila-
delphia. She was Obliged to cancel
Gil her engagements
Mr.. Francis Campbell. Mr.. Wilbur
Force and Mr.. Alberta Morehead enjoy
ed n quail hunt last Wednesday.
Miss Sadie Grady will give a must
cal at MiddleviIle next Friday evening
at the hnuse Of the Hon. John Carve.h.
She will be assisted by several OF her
Vaudeville pupils and by some Grand
Rapids talent.
Mrs. Tennent Ia back at her old place
as orgaptst at Temple Emanuel.
The OfAtorio Society meets as usual
next Tuesday evening in the McMullen
block.
Alas, poor Emma Juch. An artistic
through the head management OF
Chas. E. Locke. from whom she can't
or won't free herself, she always ends
in financial failure. Wer best tenor
let her here and at Indianapolis she
got $500 from her friends to help get
her company out OF the city. The
public are very tickle minded to let
such a conscientious singer and fin
company go to the wall for want OF
support.
Mr.. Leslie Peck, the fine cornetist
OF the Emma Juch orchestra first be
gan playing under Conductor More
head at Richmond, Indiana. in 1850.
Regular rehearsal OF the Schubert
Cub on next Wednesday evening in
Herrick & Morehead's music hall, Nc.
Mullen Block.
The great whitney Mockridgc con.
cert company Will visi. Grand Rapids
again early in the spring.
Prof Calwell is getting things In
shape for his pupils festival 70 be held
coon IN the Park Congregational
church. These festivals are affairs OF
interest to the music loving people
OF Grand Rapids
The Boston Musical Herald is one
journal in the country.
L. 81 h.
most popular singers in Denver. She
was a great favorite here.
The East street NJ. Z. Church choir
will give n concert at the church on
Tuesday evening, November 10Th The
sCloir will b, assisted by Miss l..
Homer, pianist. Miss Ida L. Foote. and
Mr.. Frank VI. Je.iords, soloists. Mrs.
VIM. Dcnman and Miss f. Horner, ac-
conpar.;s.s. The conductor VIII be
Geo. 4. HorEer, AMI tue following
prorran will be rendered: Chorus,
ssworthy Is the Lamb that was stain,
Handel; organ solo; quintette, when
Winds Breath Soft Saml Webbe.
Mrs. Orton, Miss Blood. Messrs. Dock
cray. orion and Horner; solo. where
ia Heaven Felix Holt, Miss Ida l.
Foote: chorus. "See the ConquerinG
Hero Comes Joshua; chorus. behold
+bs Lamb OF God" Handel; chorus.
can we Like Sheep Have Gone
sssray.v Handel; solo. "TEe Kings
Cham pion.' Mr. Frank. Nj. Je.iords;
chorus. Happy and Light. from the
bohemian Girl: solo. "Piano Polka de
', Reirs.- Raft. Miss f. Horner; Chorus
s.Sov. Tramp DER Moss and Fell III
. psshop: chorus. "The Heavens ure
TsiIjnr.. from Creation, Hayden
TIE REVEREND alLEY's FAREWELL.
T-hs Rev. G. r. Riley, the Wesleyan
Methodist. OF Indiana. who was
bounced from the Wesleyan conference
reeeuslv m session here. for his refusal
20 rvnpunce his membership in the G.
A. H.. addressed the veterans OF the
city sast evening ut the Divisaon-st.
~ Il Church. lie advised the silver
hals-ed veterans To lean upon the doc
trsuc Of the Bible for their support In
their aecl ring years and likened
Good maa 20 a good tree that hears
fruit and that continually absorbs
nn.triment from rs surroundings con
ccxsaf 20 sts growth. and the bad man
was considered as ehaI that vii he
blown away and eternally lost. Tie
aid the "a Of the Chr<t religion
vas ito be horn again" he sad also
that he had always been m enthus-
F~st RI every eause whie.i he has 80
nosepi and he delighted 30 arn'lsc the
Jrs ., slave hnsders dur.nx IA slavery
agitation While preaching 40 them
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s~ er~rttnned - express hs strong
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