The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-01
THE MUSICAL FAIR.
including Evening of the Charitable

Concluding Evening of the Charitable
Feast OF Harmony.
There was another delighted audience at
Irving Hall last evening to enjoy the con-
Guiding night of the Musical Fair, for the
benefit of the Girls Directory.
The following programme was attractively
rendered: Time 7:45, overture, BLACK
Queer" (White), Preside Military Band,
under the direction of Mr.. ID. Wiegand, by
solo, open Wide Thy Blue Eyes" Miss
Kitty Black, accompanies Miss Marie
GoFgiani; s :07, aria, Nabucc0" (VerdD,
Mr.. A. Nj. Thornton, accompanies MIR. Wal
lace Reed; 8:lS, piano solo, Ballade Op.
II Chopin, Miss Belle }. Miller; ~. con
Voice" (Saens), Mrs; j. Madden, accom-
PIANIST Miss Mhude Elene Noyes; s :3j, solo
polouaiSp, "Mignon" (TbOmasl, Miss Ger
trude Judd, accompanist Miss Marie.
Giorgiani; s 40, solo, "Cuius Amman"
''Stabat Mater" RossinD. Mr. Edward
$40, medley, "Tid Bits" (WIegand), Pre-
sidIO Military Band, by kind permission of
General Graham, under the direction Of Mr..
d. WieGand; 500, lyrical recitation, (G1
Hermit Thrush, 0l Swallow" (c) "Bobo-
link" (RoeckeD, Miss Ellen COursen, accom-
PIANIST Mr.. Joseph Roeckel; $40, piano
duet. "Gaiop Brlliante." Miss Louise Gou-
let and Miss Belle kohler; 9:21, duet from
"Troyatore," "Miserere" (VerdD, Miss Gus
sic Cohen and Mr.. j. w. Mckenzi, accom-
PIANIST Mr.. G. Sauvlet; 9:2S, cornet solo,
''Speak to Ne" (Campan@. Miss Lille
Field, accompanist Miss Marie Giorgiani;
9 SO, jewel song from Faust (Gounol),
Miss Alyina Heuer. accompaniSt Mr. Wal
lace Reed; 9:43, overture, 'SOmmernactts-
traum" (Mendelssohn), introducing fairies,
with Puck, 0ber0n, 1itania, Nick Bottom,
etc, arst performance in San Francisco of
the composers original arrangement for
eight hands. Mrs. W. b. MurdOck, Miss
Belle }. Miller. Miss Eva Crowley, Miss
Maud Z. Noyes; 9:53, "Un dOute de Ham
LETT Paganini), Signor Albert l.. Guile, ac-
compauist Mr.. G. Sauylet; 1904, air and
variation (Rode), Mile. Jaequay, accompan-
ist Mr.. &. SauYlet
The last number was achorus from 'Pele-
GRIM" (VerdD, by seventy voices from the
Italian Musical Institute. under the direc-
ton of Professor ID. Speranza, the following
lob, Mrs. Joseph Hoxie, Miss Catalina Cal
laghan. Miss f. Solomon. Miss Terese GUM
nasso, Miss Nj. Venjohan, Miss G. Reeve,
Mrs. w. Clark, Miss NJ. Sullivan, Miss May
Holmes, Miss Lena Wall, Mr.. Alex Will
Jams, Mr.. J. L. Cahill, Mr.; G. W. Crosby.
Mr.. NJ. A. GreIa, Mr.. W. BnrchalI, Mr..
George II. L. Beckedorf. Mr.. W. NJ. Lang
ton, Mr.. L. Merani, MIR. Charles Boppell,
BIr. NJ. Tugella, Mr.. james w. Dixon, Mr..
+. G. Klumpp, Mr. j. ". FOnntun, Mr. NJ.
Corridan, Mr.. James McGrath, Mr.. FL. O..
Clark, Mr.. II. Denan, Mr.. l.. Leopold, Mr..
c. Napeli, Mr.. Frank Cambrew, Mr..
Waldo Cassello. Mr.. W. S. Birchall,
Miss Carrie Wolf, Mrs. Grissela McAuliffe,
Mrs. Olivia Kiugsland, Signor II. Corneglio,
Miss Juliet FORBADE, Miss Mile Flynn,
Miss Sarah Tierney, Miss Eva Wolff. Miss
Emma c. SAM, Miss Anetta NJ. Simi, Miss
l.. Gillespie, Miss Lottie Underwood, Miss
Julia Sullivan, Mis-. Minnie Smith, Miss
Rosie Resin. Miss frankie II. Grunnagle
Miss ID. CORDOBA, Miss r Goodman, Miss
Minnie Horton. Miss Sarah Norton, Miss
Violet Weber, Mrs. Reiser, Miss e. Under
wood, Miss Mary w. Westhaus Miss S. de
Courey, Mrs. de Courcy. Miss }. Sawyer,
Miss f. Stern, Miss Iva Cahill, Miss Alma
RaruIund