Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24


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aaA feeling OF s~sst soanA that capt.
Yates his hearers -Dsbaqas (Iowal
Herald. Juns IL. 1891.
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matters Of long prArtins and great
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csa.ing risaL-Topska (KansAsl Ss~s.
MAJ -. 1894.
IA sondsrs old u asicizns could hartl y
believe that mere boz sss handling
the bo~.-Albsny tNe~ York; Argus.
January. isss.
Miss Edith Louise Smith 10 oas OF The
grsatess and nost brilliant lady readers
before the public. Lat year sao
appeared before $50 audiences aud gave
,hs greatest satisfaction everywhero-
Miss smith II probably one Of the hand
somcst. r1ost preposse-sing aud grace
tai ls1ies On the ssaeo or platform.
The readings BY Miss Edith Louise
smith were loudly spplauded, and some
thinx about the reader herself seemed
- gain for her the unboundcd admiration
II the audience. Her selections were
both sympathetic aud numerous. Pro
violence Journal.
Mr.. Henry Eames is a t4lsnted young
Chicagoan aud one OF family OF must
clans OF great personal magnetism.
Although given = college and legal
EDUCATION. the calls 20 q musical careos
were irresistible. He has given up the
bsixhtss, Of business prospects ~ pur-
sue musical life. which be has entered
a. O.. - n
Chicago Tribune said Of him:
At W s. b. Mathews late recital In
websr Hall. Henry Eames was heard In
Cbopin's Prelude in d." GottschAlk's
Las, HOPE and Liart's =: Rigoietto. ="
The young man has q lovely touch and
plays with great expression and with a
facility unusual even with much older
players. he bids fair TO develop into a
great artist
Ths sehamsn. Quartet csnesrs Company
OF Chicago.
A great many people are familiar with
The schamann Quartet which Is com
F-osed OF Samuel b. Johns. first tenor;
Avery II. Hassler. second tenor: c.
Norman Hassler. baritone and Arthur
ID. Cheney. basso. Associated with the
Quartet this rear are Helen Bailey Bah
cock. che OF Americas greatest lady
readers: and Miss Dessileens Herbeson.
a brilliant solo pianiste and accompan-
ls,. The company. in its entirety. is
undoubtedly ono OF the. best in the
.oan.ry- A few prc'' nOtifs are given
The concert given By the Schumann
Quartet Company was attended by y
.arye and spprecistive audienoe. Chairs
we're placed in the ais,es 70 Aecommod alto
ths crowd. and the enthusiasm knew no
bounds The program was replete With
vocal gems. and the twelve numbers
listed were expanded 10 t~enty-six by
tho response 10 encorcs. All the mem
hers arc excellsnt soloists. and All arc
deserving Of special mention. They arc
certainly the best quartetts ne ever
heard here. and should they come again
the hall sili not be abls 20 accommodate
half the crowd that would like 70 at
tond.--Toros,to lCan- Globe.
The SchamAnn Quartet Of this city Is
rapidly pushing itself into promincncc
- one OF the leading concert qaartets Of
tbe country. Tholr work 10 OF that SUI
psrior style mat denotes the artist. and
the vast audiences that grces thom ~
ery~here they sing 10 abundant attestl-
ton 20 their worth DAILY
News
Mr.. n. ". Kmmstt.