Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-16

lurn Nereln nall contained very ap-
preciative audience last evening. Itwas
the third grand concert of the fifth sea-
son given by Professor A. j. Stamm's g
music school, assisted by Miss Mollie
Adelia Brown and Professor B. Bierlich.
The following programme was carried
out to the enjoyment of the large au-
dience:
Overture-Bronze Horse. 49,. ........ Auber
Orchestra
Piano solo-Gounod's Faust Waltz. ..... List
Miss l.. Jordan.
Little Diamond March (arranged for piano,
Three violins, flute organ.
Masters Ed Kuster, Ch Seyler, julius G.
Stamm, L. Roeder l.. Angeiotti, B.
s' Olshausen, Tn. O'Hara.
Thou Brilliant Bird .............. David
Miss Mollie Adelia Brown.
Piano quartette-First movement Allegro; g. :.
Piano, Miss Jessie Miliar; violin, Prof.
A.aJsstammi viola, Miss D James;
a.. INTERN Balloon, Serenade, op. TS. Wuerst
M String orchestra
b. Turkish march Beethoven
Overture -shakespeare's Midsummer Nights,
Arranged as quartette for the piano (four
hands), violin and violoncello,
Misses l.. Jordan, NJ. Mansfield, Profs. A. ].
si Stamm, B. Bierlich.
Fantasie--From Norma, for two viOlins .Schoen
accompanied by the orchestra)
Miss w. A. Connor Master julius G. Stamm
Piano solo-Coneer TO In fiat Beethoven
the orchestra
Mrs A. III. Jennings.
String Quartette, No 2. ..... 49,. Haydn
yivace first movement):
Prof. A. J. Stamm, Misses F. Sttes,ID. James,
Mrs. A. H. Jennings.
~ p'''''9i Miss Mooiilie Adelia Brown
Nibelungen March ............. ....s. Wagner
Orchestra.
The orchestra consisted of the follow
ing pupils of Professor Stamm:
Violins-Misses w. Connor, f. Sites,
N. Perciyal, N. M. Connor, K.O .O'Rourke,
L. Catching Masters J. G. Stamm, W.
Chapman. O.. Werner; Messrs e. @.
Wilson, B. A. Everest. 7c'Teq
Viola-Misses d. James, E. Lemon.
Violoncello-Mrs. A. H. Jennings, Mr..
G. w. Stevens.
Basso-Mr. G. r. Wilson.
Piano--Miss l.. Jordan.
Flute Master B. Olshausen.
French hornsAMaster +. Olshausen,
F. Walker.
Cornet-Misses Jessie Millar, M.
Rogers.
Assisted by the following musicians:
Mr.. A. Waldow, clarinet; Mr.. J. Musso.
bass Mr.. B. Bierlich, trombone. =
Miss Mollie Adelia Brown, the talented
young soprano, delighted her auditors
with her singing of The Spanish Gypsy,
and was presented with several exquis-
ite bouquets.
The ladies of Stanton Relief Corps
gave one of their regular monthly en-
tertainments and socials last evening at
G. A. R. hail. on South Spring street.
Quite a large number of old soldiers,
their wives and friends were present
and a very pleasant evening was spent
by all.
The following programme was rem
dered:
Bugle call, Comrade Thomas; solo,
Mrs. Sanderson recitation, Miss Har-
wood instrumental solo Miss Marshall; !;
recitation, Miss Pearlie Gleason recita-
ton, B. G. Holmes; vocal solo, Mr..
Raglan {, Recitation. Miss Iris Pound
recitr IN, Comrade Thomas; recitation,
Mas Downey; vocal selection, Lille
Hazer Baldwin; remarks, Captain Skin
ner, and recitation, Comrade Lewis, of
Seattle. Among those present were
noted:
Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Oliver,
Mrs. May Adams, Mrs. Ferguson,
Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Rablin,
lli o. a OuLdt 4slt % AhOhiu5,
Mrs. Hunt, DIR. Hunt,
Comrade Alexander, Captain Skinner,
DIR. Adams, DIR. Wade, ,,
Mrs. Gleason, Commander Has
Comrade Thomas, kins,
Mrs Thomas, Comrade Babcock,
Oomrade Mccoy, Mr.. Burdick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brain Miss Broadwell,
erd Smith, Mr.. Phibbs,
Mrs. Willetts, Mrs. Stewart,
Mrs. Washburn, Mrs. Sanderson,
Mr.. Curtis, Mr.. Broadwell
Mrs. Broadwell, Miss Skinner,
Mrs. Julia Spencer, and others.
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The entertainment given Thursday
evening by the ladies OF the St. Paul
Guild at the Parish hall, was quite de-
lightful innovation, and was enjoyed
by the select audience. The tableaux
were excellently presented. The ladies
who participated we're:
Miss Charlotte Bug Miss Bugbee.