Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

CITY Council, RoYs. AreAnum, TUESDAY
egsallsg, WA d ighly slceessfa a-falr.
Ias soi0ists OF the evening VERY Mrs.
Carl Nichols, soprano; Mss Emma
smith, conLraltO, Mr.. +. A. BsasxsE,
tenor AID NJ. 4. a. CottOa, bass, each
OF whom responded - entaas ssLlc en-
cores after tnslr respective solos. NJ "a
B!0sS.e Smith aad MF. Ava L. Curry
played 4 pretty duet by tIottse nal Z, aud
NJ 50 >n3Ita acted as Aceompaalst " the
evening.
Nearly dOzen marriages among cur
local laas.eal people VII DC events OF
TIE hear future.
The Schubsrts have accepted an invl-
tatI0n 10 give coneert at Hastings very
soon, unaef the auspices o. one OF tne
churches OF That town. Ials popular
! club 4as not gwen concert, or any
olnsf kind Of entertainment, IN TINS
| city since last sprng, when the "Bo-
hemlan GRIP ana an kado" were
gwen. The members, however, have
been quietly but earnestly working and
Feheagslng.
Mr.. Ciarencs A. Cotton VIII sing a
bass solo 1T morning service At the
Westminster Presbyterian Church to-
day.
lt Was expected that Francis Camp
bells second musicale would be given
this week, but Tor several reasons Il has
been postponed until one week from to-
morrow Monday evening.
Today IS Palm Sunday, and Francis
Campbell will sing Faure's palm
Branches" AZ 81. Marks Church this
morning.
The quartet choir OF Temple Eman-
uel are busy rehears.ng large quantity
OF special muse. TO be sung at the Feast
| OF the Passover, which occurs April %.
A Beethoven program was carried
| out by the ~. Cecihas, at the Ladies
/ Literary Club, Friday afternoon. The
numbers were As follows:
Senate. opus 10. No. l.
Allegro motto con brio.
Adagio motto.
| Prestissimo.
Faithful. Joon,. Miss LimOeFI
Mrs. Reuben Peterson.
Allegro.
Andante
Scherzo.
Song. "Penltenee."
Mrs Reuben Peterson.
Senate. opus 81. No. =.
Alkgro.
Adagio,, u..,.,,
Mrs. Osborne.
Symphony. No. 3. ,sroica0
| LIST movement. allegro con brio.
Arranged for two pianos.
Miss Gertrude Baars; Miss Helen Putnam.
Mrs. BIossie Smith is confined to her
home by an attack of the grippe.
Prof. Post gave q pupils recital at
the West Michigan Conservatory yes
terday afternoon. Miss Helen Mccoy
| played Mozart's ID minor concerto and
| Lists Eight Rhapsody, in q very cred
table manner. Miss Flets Trowbridge,
who IS \ very young lady, played four
teen numbers Ia way that delighted
her friends.
Miss Sophia Beebc, of Jackson, is in
the city visiting many friends.
Mr.. Dwight Waters, of the Schubert
Club, will remove 10 Chicago in the
near future.
Those who attended the concert at
the Fountain-street Baptist Church Fri
day evening and yesterday afternoon,
were much pleased with the work of
! Prof. Roney's prodigles, Miss Gussie
Cottlew, pianist, and Master Levi Marx,
violinist. The young gentleman Is es-
pecially fine.
On next Thursday. Mas Helen Put
man will leave for New York City for a
months visit.
Prof. Francis VI. Lawson, the violinist
and 'cellolst, will give u concert at C.
dar Springs next Wednesday evening.
lie will be assisted by Mrs. J. w. Phelps,
pianist, and Mss Nellie Udell. violInist.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the Owashtanong Club musi-
Gale. which will be given soon.
Ali Scotchmen and their families will
doubtless turn out TO hear the MacLeon
ROYAL Edinburgh Concert Company, a,
Powers Opera House next Thursday
evening.
II is reported that Prof. Il. A. Wellen.
stein will soon appear IN concert in tins
city, in company with the Philharmonic
Club of Detroit. The piece which they
will play together will be Schumaun',
exquisite "Qulntette," for piano and
string quartet. This beautiful compo
sltion has never yet been heard IN thi,
city.
RAILWAY EuMELINGs.
P4SSanrpr Agent Iba Haven IF Tho T.