The critic., 1891-03-23
ON DIT.

The coming week win be an unusually rich
one IN the number and variety Of musical OF.
fractions to he orcrod On Wednesday even.
ing, March %, the Boston symphony Orchestra,
under Mr.. Arthur Nikisch, assisted by Madame
Antoine Mlolke and Herr Andrcas Dippel, at
the Academy Of Music.
on Thursday, March ~, the Adamowskl
Quar,cttc, composed OF members OF the Boston
symphony Orchestra, Mt the Unycrsallst
Church.
on Monday, March 30, the McCaull Opera
Company In "Cloyer" Monday and Tuesday,
"lndlana" "wednesday and Thursday, tho
"Black Ilussarn (Friday. Saturday Matinee and
evening", at Albaugh's Opera House.
On Monday, March 30, the Yale Glcc and
Banjo Club at the Academy of Music. sp. IN.
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ON Wednesday, April ], Jules Levy and his
great American band, assisted by Mile. Stella
Costa, Mile. Jacobina wichman, contralto;
signor Barron Bcrthald and signor Leon Sab
batelli, at the Academy Of Music.
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On Friday, April ., Herr Xaver scharwenka,
court pianist TO tho Emperor of Germany, in
piaro recital at the Academy OF Music.
The great social event after Easter win be
the beautiful series OF tablcaux, representing
the Dream OF Fair Women" and the Feast
OF Roses TO be given by number Of ladies
prominent in society for q charitable object at
wlllard's Hall April 2.
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Miss Enle Burritt, who has been spending n
week with her friend, pretty Miss Brinton OF
Philadelphia, has returned home
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Mr.. and Mrs Outcrbrdgc IIorscy will return
TO their country scat, ''Nccdwooi," In Fred.
erck County, Nd, in about month.
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Among the most charming additions to
naval social circles lately are Ensign and Mrs.
Charles W Jungen, who have recently arrived
from San Francisco, Mrs. Jungcn' adds to a
handsome person and winning manner, rare &C.
complishmcnts as sloger possessing voice
OF peculiar clcarncss, sweetness and compass.
She IL greatly in demand in musical circles and
society in general.
The engagement OF Mr.. Hugh Lcgarc to Miss
Kent, daughter of Sydney A. Kent of Chicago,
IL announced.
The engagement of Mr.. Lowndes to Miss
Tuckcrman is announced
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Lieutenant E. ID. Bostick, L. $. N, and Miss
Cole of Elizabeth N. j., are to be married
April s.
DR.. Greenlcaf, U. $. A., has returned from
the Island of Bermuda.
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Mrs. Augustus Cleveland Tyler leaves for
Norwich, Conn, in a few days TO visit her
mother who has been IN invalid all winter.
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Most Of the pianists who como TO America
land with such dcafening blarc of trumpets
and such hurrah in the press that tn public
has become accustomed to and expects a scene.
II is not TO he wondered at, therefor >, that
when an artist of great merit makes his ap-
pearance without any previous iouris', ag-
pravated by an over-zealons advance agent,
the public, accustomed to the usual sensation,
is somewhat apathetic and iistlcss.
This was the case with Franz Rummol who
Is n iirst-class artist in every respect, worthy
pupil of the great Llszt lie appcarc first
here on Saturday before select and appre.
ciative audience in programme OF classic
merit, which embraced many OF the master
pieces Of Bach, Beethoven, Mcndclssohn,
Chopin, Won Bulow and Liszt. lie Is as
modest and unassuming as possible. Those
VIM hNNi hihi NhiS "tSihOoH WIN VhJOJ Ohc VI
the greatest treats of the season. Franz
Rummel is greater artist than Pachmann.
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The Chicago Inter ocean of the 21st instant
has very clever and interesting story by Miss
Anna Vernon Dorsey, the author OF that pretty
pathetic story Betty" which was so favorably
received 1t is called "His Destiny and marks
increased success for this accomplished young
Washington writer.