Telegram-herald., 1891-06-21
NUSIC'S MAGIC SWAY
Prof Wellensteiu's Musicale proved
tc DO . Brilliant Success.
PROF. WLvELLS TWELFTH RECTAL
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Westminster Presbyterian church Fs1-
day evening, Was brilliant suocess IN
every way. The debutants, who vars
Mise Carrie cobs. Mis- NJ. Levitt. Miss
+. Schmidt and Miss n. Husted. d1l
themselves great credit The uio an
ID minor 10y Reisslger was well played
10y Miss Cobb. piano; Ar. Wilbur Force.
vlolln, and Mr.. Geo. A. Niddieton.
cello. In this number. Miss Goth a,s.
played considerable talent She t,ssx
good style and expression. The ladies
chorus sang Mr.. Nellensteln's srfaace-
nent OF "iiark. Aafkl the Lark. by
Schubert, with which the audience was
delighted The mixed chorus. wi,icn
sang kaun's "Eyenlng IN NenIces was
one OF the finest ever heard in this city.
Ii was composed OF thirty of the best
vocalists IN the cssy.
Ii is no longer oper 10 question that
Edward Remenyi, tae great y,olin.st.
will revisit America this year. alter
twelve years absence, for the Redpsth
Lyceum Bureau. Of Boston, has an
nounced series OF concerts by hsm tor
the coming season IL is difficult TO
oyer-estifnate the sensauoa he Will
make IN musical circles. as he is with.
out a living rival. While he has been
away, he has VISITED nearly ali parts II
the civilized world, aud has added 20
his fame everywhere. small troupe
OF singers are To accompany hlm on ais
tour through the country, but as mat
ter of course the strains ol hls magic
fiddie Will constitute the main feature
of the concert.
After the meeting of the State Asso-
ciation of Music Teachers. the oratorio
Society will practically adjourn for the
summer. Ia order TO gam time and 20
CRAFTY those who still desire 20 continue
At work Mr.. Morehead whl meet with
such members every Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 O'Clock IN the oratorlo's
room to study the great oratorlo OF
Elijah" These afternoon rehearxals
became very popular during the past
season and rebezresis of the "Elilabs
Will be made especially interesting. as
the beautiful solos will he sung by the
different members of the society. and
thds the singers will become familiar
with both solos and choruses.
Prof. ColwelI's twelfth pupils recital
will be gwen ST the Park church, Mon
day evening. by Miss Lizzie shusler, Of
Ionia, ana Mrs. Ii. c. White. of fhsx
city. They will be assisted By Miss
Elizabeth Bruce, mexzo soprano. aad
directress Of the Swedish ladies' Oc-
tette, ADD Miss Nellie Udeli, violin, NJ
John Evans. violin. and Mr.. r. u. Law
son, cello.
The rehearsal Of the Oratorio Society
tomorrow evening viii be one of Inn
portance. Every member should be
promptly on hand. Besides being the
last rehearsal for the concert Of the
convention of music teachers, isn-
portant matters of business will be
brought before the society. Mr.. More
head wants full attendance.
Mrs. III. Parker Robinson fnee wen-
ham is 10 play the concerts touch Of
Won Weber, at the coming convention
OF the NJ. Nj. Z. A., the orchestra part
being played on the organ by Mr.. Col
well. Mr.. Robinson is 10 sing the
"Benedictlonn n bass colo by Gorolplam
and the ''Bedonin Love Song OF bud
ley Buck.
sisted bv Mrs. r. NJ. DAVIS, soprano.
and Miss Ada Hunt, pianlste, will ten
der a musicale to Mrs. Edwin r. Jhl.
on Tuesday evening. The affair viii
take place at the Uhl residence on
Fountain-st.
VIII Harris, the tenor, now OF Chi
cago. is spending his vacation among
friends IN tins city. lie 10 nos . men,
Der of the Chlcsgo Schubert quartet
and Is gaming considerable reputation
IN has profession.
DR.. Wilbur T.. Hoyt has returned
from vacation spent with relatives ~
GAINESVILLE, Wis. lie has accumulated
about twenty-five more pounde III nesh
than he ever bad on his bones before
A. II. Morehead sung II . musicale
IN kalkaska- last Tuesday evening,
gwen by Mr.. j. NJ. Clark. one Of the
leading citizens of that thrifty town.
Mr.. Morehead's quartet ir eneAeed r
sing at Middlevilie al the comnscDce,
nsnt exercises, on the evening q the
26th.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. c. Post ere rsm0viaf
their quarters from the Kendall bloc
TO No. p Bosfwick-st.
II. Charlie Bennett, nov in the feo1
estate business I'm Chicago, u GpoD11nG
few days IT home.
The Schuberts viii bold reea1Af ~
besrsal Wednesday night.
Mr.. Alva Curry is again very III, at
his room at the Hermitage.
Mis- Ada Hunt win study in Bouaos