Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15

an enviahle pos.ticn among the nrst
voealists in the world. Al an early
zze she stntled with Madame kuders-
dorf ~ Boston, under whose auspices
she made Der debut. The ofstokio
society has secured these vocslssts for
. grand recital 60 be gwen under tie
auspices &C Haftman's hail. MONDAY.
May %. Que week from tomorrow
The society hopes 20 be released from
the last dollar OF indebtedness BY the
proceeds OF this recital.
Mr.. II. Parker Roblnson's third re-
citaI Of the season will take place next
saturday evening at his studio IN the
Gilbert. He viii be assisted by Mrs.
Robinson. who will play the famous
"Sp,nnerlied" by Wagner and q
menuette by Grieg. Mr.. Knapp, celiist,
and the Brahn's quartette will also A.
sist. These musicales have been 20 de.
llghtful IN the past that this one 10
looked to with great pleasure by music
lovers.
Great interest 10 manifest among the
members of the st. Cecilia society over
the coming election of officers. As
most of the members Of the board have
held office for several years there are
those who think . change now and
then tends to the healthy growth and
success of any society. No one can
question the efficiency OF the present
board, which has shown unparalleled
energy in placing the club on a sound
| financial basis. The nominations take
place on the 9th inst. and the election
will be held June 3. There arc many
candidates for each Office.
Friday was Schumann day at the
st. Cecilia. There was q good attend.
ance and the fine program appended
was gwen:
Maxurka. for Harp Miss Hughes
SONG, q 20. Sunny Beam Miss LOOMS
oonsS' | 90 Love Thoughts" -"''' -'S''''''
| Allegro Brilliant.
In modo d'una Martha
| Allegro ma non troppo.
| Miss Putnam and Becshaven Quartet
| Mr.. Force first violin; Mr.. Evans. second vio-
| lin; Mr.. wynne. viola; air. Knapp. cello.
The Polish musical societies wilt hold
. grand convention ia this city next
fall.
The Musicians Protective union ban
| quet will be held at the Bridge Street
House next Tuesday evening.
Miss Coles has resumed her duties az
teAche. of music at the college after q
severe illness.
Mrs. Westlake, wife Of the Congrega.
tional minister at Manistee and di'
rector Of the Choral society at that
place, was the guest of Mr.. A. II.
Morehead early in the week. She at
tended the Boston Symphony concert
Tho Orstorio society. which met on
Wednesday evening last. will resume
the regular time OF NEE tag tomorrow
evening.
Monday night after the concert
Messrs. Morehead, Campbell and Davis
entertained Mr.. Comes, the assissan,
manager of the Boston Symphony, al
the Peninsular club.
This morning at the Park Congrega.
tional church the choir will eng the
following beautiful program:
Glory Be to God...-.,.--.........-.... Potter
0. for the wiass Of 4 Dove. .Mendelssohr
Soprano solo and full choir.
Dustt-Ths Lord Ny Pasture Shall Prepare;
Mrs YicDois and Mr.. DeneSer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Post invited in about
twenty music lovers Wednesday even.
ing to enjoy musicale gwen in honor
of Mrs. Frances McWhortar. Miss Car
rie Goodrich and Miss Nellie Baker
who contributed to the program, TO-
gether With Mrs. Charles Amin, Mis-
Belle Chamberlain and the Mesers
Post, Campbell, Force and Cotton
Mrs. Post served punch throughout thu
evening. The women for whom TIT
musical was given will leave soon TO,
further musical study, Mrs. McNhortel
and Miss Baker going to Europe ane
Miss Goodrich to New York.
The Schubert club has been engaged
by the Grand Army posts to sing at the
| Memorial nav eYarc;css