Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

Miss Maude Hughes harp recital In
The Powers was brilliant affair, arts
tically and socially. The large audience
manifested the keenest enjoyment OF the
numbers and the players were generous
with encores- The program opened with
Schubert's serenade arranged for ten
harps by Miss Hughes, which brought
out the beauties OF the composition in
new light Nine. Josephine Chatter
tons best number was La Danse Des
Fees Parish Alvars Her execution
and technique are superb, the tone won
derful and the delicacy OF expression
marks the artist In Thomas "Grand
Duet adagio and allegro. the playing
Of Miss Hughes was that OF an artistic
amateur. marked for it's color and exc
cution, but lacking the tone produced
by Mime. Chatterton. Mrs. Palmer aud
Mrs. Frank Davis were indispoeed and
their numbers were filed by Mrs. Peter
son and Emma VANITY Nichols The
chorus directed by A. II. Morehead,
which sang. List! the Cherubic Host"
from the Holy city. with an accompani-
mcnt OF harps, gaze one OF the gems OF
the evening. Francis Campbell, suffer-
ing with cold. sang Streletzki's DAY
Dream" with violin obligato by Will
bur Force. The latest number Largo"
Handel. by Wilbur Force and band OF
harps, made the audience catch its
breath at the beauty Of il.
No drama written In recent years has
aroused the literary aud social discus
sion that has followed the production OF
Bronson Towards new play, "Aristoc-
racw ufhtah an.x,aa 70. ha Don
house Thursday night. Whether Mr..
Howard is justified by the existing state
OF affairs in social circles in London in
making his foreign aristocrats all totally
deprayed, morally and otherwise. 10 a
question the author Is willing TO argue
with his critics. The company present
ing "Aristo:racy- is one OF the strongest
ever seen in this city. 1t includes such
distinguished players as Wilton Lack
aye, Frederic Bond. Al Lupman. s.
Miller Kent. Neil Warner. j. c. Buck
stone. Bruce McRea. Blanche Walsh.
Mary Hampton. Helen Tracy and Jose
phine Hal. The play will be mounted
here with the original scenery and stage
embellishments as used during the four
months run at Palmer's theatre. New
York. last year.
Jessie Bartlett Davis Of the Boston
iaIs il much inclined to be caDtanker.
Gus She Was 80 troublesome ia Detroit
last week that sheriff" Barnabee. dur.
ing 4 managerial interview. was com
pelled 10 call her down In good set
terms When women 81 tho stage begin
10 feel their popularity they simultane.
ously begin 30 suffer with acute big
head
Fred G. Whitney. Charles T. Larned.
Benjamin Teal. Glen MacDonough and
Homer h. HIT have Incorporated the
Alkeuan company. capital $1,000 for
opera.ic and theatrical purposcs lhere
are they to whom J. NJ till recently
soid his interrst IA the Algerian. the
DE koven Aaciponorgh co~ic opera.
Edwin Bafsours adoption % ~ Rsder
UhsHsfas famous romance "Shs. all
l. presented a. Tie Gland uext wrsk.
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