Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-02
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Owing 10 the serious illness Of Miss
Corlette, the largo audience which
greeted the members Of the Mehan
quartet last night in The Powers was
disappointed in not hearing the quartet
entire. The program which IL was in
tended should be carried out was aban-
doned and the following was given:
Sonata, Quasi una Fantasia Beethoven
Edward Heseelberg.
pssslge Birds Farewell ....... Mendelssohn
Miss Goodwin and Mrs. Younghusband.
Violin solo--Romance et Belero. -. .Dancla
James Paddon.
''D' Hr.. Younghusbsnd. . '''''''
E s G. e;es Dq Dur ...................C Chopin
Edward Hesselberg.
Doom the Burn. Davie Loye......-......
Mrs. lounghusband.
l0oi Nights .Strauss-arranged 10y Hcsselbery
Edward He'selberg.
The Maiden's Love Song .....-......4
Miss Goodwin and Mrs. Younghusbanf.
The singing Of Miss Goodwin arc Mrs
Youpghusband was very much appieci-
ated. Both women are possessed II rich.
full voices which show careful training.
Mr.. Hessclbcrg is brilliant pianist ana
was received with marked favor. lie
labored under the difficulty OF playing
an old piano instead Of his own instru-
mrnt- which. through some mistake. did
not arrive from Chicago. James Paddon,
the viollnist. has frequently been heard
10y Grand Rapids audiences. tie re-
cived due recognition and was forced 10
respond 10 an encore.
4 reception will be- held in the resi-
dcnce Of Mrs. W S Hovey today from ,
10 ). when the membersof the ST Cecilia
eo,iety Will be- given "A chance Ia meet
the members ~ the quartet.
Twenties No. { and 10. in charge 81 the
program Last night. viii turn neat SUN
20 the society as the result OF the enter
tainment. They feel very grateful 10
Mr.. Hesscibcrg. who donated 20 them
the sum which they had hargalned to
pay him for coming here.
An accurate and truthful portrai.Gre
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