Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-29
DIE MEISTERSINGERS.

DIE MElSTERSlN6EHS.
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Donation Day at the Homo for Incur
| abIes-The DunIevy Reception-Gossip
| of Society.
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Meissersinsers' Naoanie no"aio n"1s
given the preceding Two acts on FRIDAY
| and Monday afternoons respectively. All
| shades of emotion are found in the third act
wn.on mauame malu san .,,.a,ns ~, .r
pi""o' ''s Sue taiAeo W tno auoieneo WI,
tne music. The act opens with the lntro-
| duction, giving the Sabbath calm of the
morning of ST. Jobn,s Dav Then the story
of the ,n,s+.r.,,o.r. ,,o.s IN ;ncIndino the
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using VI "Aisers aream as lnaserA, iol
MASTER song, ana Sachs delfShe ana comic
exit after his scene with Walter. Then there
ts the famous. quintet of the comedy. the
festival the old German va,tz and the
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oashlhg nnaie' HAL, nuremberg Earning
Sachs!" Madame Howard had abundant op-
portunity to exhibit her wonderful skill on
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Drought toa close series OF performances
that will be remembered with pleasure for
enough to be favored with invitations.
Following Madame Howard's entertain
ments the next reception to be given by
the Art Society will be May 16, at the Pitts
burg Club Theater. At that time MIR. and
Mrs. Geors Henschel Will be the guests OF
honor. They VIII be In Pittsburg with
the Boston Symphony Orchestra that week,
ana Will give private song recital on Mon
Gay, NAY III, Tor the entertainment OF the
Co. oootety. MI. Mehsc1et VIII ,c, ue ono oro
sccustomed to niaw wine and sinqino with the
Boston symphony Orchestra and other
world-famous organizations, they will give
small parlor entertainment mt the Pitts-
inurg i.uD M hneater .nae VIII COUPLES. De ZEN
were to perform with the fnli Boston Sym-
phony Orchestra
The Art Society vas exclusive for a num-
ber Of years. but it is now disposed to widen
Its influence by issuing more invitations to
its receptions and making itself more gen.
orally known among the cultured people Of
Pittsburg. For the next two years the Art
Society will lie sowing seeds that will result
in fruit for generations to come. When the
new Carnegie Music Hall is built at Schenley
Park 1t IS to be hoped that the Art society
will have hall in which they can give en-
tertainments before large audiences. The
tastes of the people are being educated to
higher plane every year, and the Art Socf-
ETY. feels that it should do It's full part
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ior incurholes, IN Aa"rencevH'e' VIII oonie
this year on May o-thursuay neA1. Inc
niahaseis wiz fec',ve 'Ie't iIienos as tha'
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80 oysoou, siooe,
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urous responee 10 'ueir appears ior heip.
IheS are apout 10 pus III NC" h!urauiic
eioHa1ol, az heavy oApense, anu IL ~Ii ~ IieeH
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ere'y "inuow' ,roh' anu uach' ne inll'a'eS,
aithough suHerlns ana without nope OF ever
being cured, arc remarkable for their con-
tented demeanor. They have everything
they can wish for, the care they receive and
brightness that prevails doing very much TO
alleviate their sad lot. better managed
hospital could not be imagined. Setting
aside the good that will result to the hospi-
tnl from the attendance of chari.ably dis
posed people on donation day. there will be
q real pleasure to visitors in going through
the wards and grounds, and Seeing what
good home Is provided for the patients. If
1t wore not for the invalids present one
would never associate tho place with the
idea of its bctnR hospital. 1t Is homo in