The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-10

The program for the Westminster Theatre
sacred concert for tomorrow evening is as
follows:
Overture "Tanhauser" .....................w Wagner
solo for trombone. Lizzie Polka ...'.'.. .Hartnan
Reading, The Cooking Lesson" .............. Anon
overture "Biissful Moments runwald
SONG for g prano Fiddle and T. .Roeder
Reading, selected. Anon
Solo for cornet Air Varie
Solo Tor cello la Cinquantine mssie
The nerformers will ho Ni;ss c,,,..Appiss ccr,
Lowering, Miss Marie Tracy. James Otrado-
vec, Hedley's National Band, the Lyceum
Ladies' Orchestral Club, Miss Ella Boardman
ufrti Mi-- f4u Mead.
Two testimonial concerts will be rendered
MIR. ID. w. reeves In Music Hall next Thurs
day and Friday evenings, Dec. Is and lB Mr.
Reeves was the conductor or the American
Band for twenty-six years, and during that
time, by his pleasant manner and acknowl-
edged musical ability, won for HIMSELF an en-
viable reputation. He has been chosen 10
succeed the late Patrick Sarsfeld Gilmore as
conductor Of Gilmore's Band, and he will un-
doubtedly receive hearty reception here
On Thursday evening, The opening night, Gov.
Brown will present Mr.. Reeves with an ad-
dress of welcome. The program will include
Miss Ida Klein, prima donna soprano: William
stephens, tenor. Three other soloists and 100
Rhode Island musicians. On Friday evening
an entire change of program will be given by
Gilmores Band, assisted oy Miss Klein
William stephens and four other New YORK
soloisls. Two hundred selected singers will
also take part.
For the Grace Church organ recital to-mor-
row evening, Prof. n Is. Sprgue has arranged
the following program:
Right OF Heaven Wagner
M MSayat1a, ,, kar
Ni"hu 'io' Batiste
The Herbert johnson Quintet Club of Bos
ton, composed OF Georgia Belle Merrill, first
soprano; Nellie Chase Call second soprano:
Lillian Frank Sinclair, first alto; Emma Var
cen Foster, second alto: and Herbert John
son, tenor, VIII take part IA the sixth annual
benefit of the Theatrical Mechanics Associa-
ton, TO be held in the Providence Opera
House on sunday evening, Dec lS Prof Fe-
ltx Wendelshaefer will direct an orchestra of
fifty musicians. The sale of seats will com
mence at the opera house next Thursday
evening at o'clock.
The program for the Promenade Concert on
Monday evening, Dec. H. will include the
famous Germania Orchestra of Boston Emil
Mollcuhauser conductor; The orchestra will
soloist, Wilhelm Rietzel flute soIoist' and Ed
ward Schorman French horn soloigt. In IL
some time since Mr.. Rietzcl and Mr. Schorman
have been heard here; Following the concert.
dancing will DC indulged In until n Il. NJ. 10
the music Of the Germania Orchestra.
Abbie e.. Shepardson Nauck wifi take place
ON saturday evening next, Dec. II. at Black
stone Hall.
The Narragansett Choral Society, n. n.
Sprague conductor. will give n concert nj
IeaCe Dale, Dec. ~ SOoists. Miss t,ertru,Ie
Shumsn, soprano; H. n. Brown, tenor; Herr
Gustav Saacke, baritone.
ON Feb. - the Narragansett Choral Society,
y. B. sprague, conductor. will give q concert
IN Infantry Hall. II being one of the entertain
ments In the star course. Full orchestra,
organ, etc.