The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-12
HAsBROUOK's FINE MUSICALE.
The Faculty Pleasantly Entertain 8
Large Audience.


The faculty of the Hasbrouck School
of Music gave a musical recital in the
Audience Hall of the Institute,
before a large audience last
night. The performance was in
the nature of an exhibition of
the ability of the faculty which will di-
rect the teaching in the School of
Music. during the present season. Messrs.
G. L. Becker and Victor Baier, piano
professors, opened the programme with
This was arranged for piano, and the
players presented a most effective in
depreciation of the curious composition,
supposed to depict the doings of the
creature of the ukraine breed"
Mr.. John Holland, the popular violin
ist, who succeeded Mr.. Case as violin
professor, made an admirable DEBUT IN
two small pieces by Bohm, and the
"Adagio,' from the Beethoven, Sixth
Sonata. His style is distinctly of the
drawing room, and best exhibited In
His tone is good and technique, careful
and easy.
Mr.. Becker's piano solos were, as
might be expected from an artist of
haps of the two the Chopin i%mprornptu
was the ADLER performance. His light
graceful style is more adapted to the
airy Chopin. But the Saint-Saens Ca
price Vaise was a mastery piece of
solo work. His colleague, Victor
Baier, confined his attention to an
organ solo by Deshayes. Mr.. Baier is
his ability was demonstrated last
night. The vocal part of the pro-
gramme was sustained by Mrs. Carrie
song, Spring Flowers. with a violin
obligato, which Mr.. Holland played.
Mrs. Smith is an excellent teacher and
understands all the intricacies of that
-,o.l.-f,,1 .atanan x-nioa a1rIft1ro and r1rn-
.duction. Her work was eminently salts
factory. Every numbe was a finished
piece of artistic work, and the pupils
of the Institute are to be congratulated
on having such competent teachers to
lead them into 1.-THE fresh fields and
pastures new" of the world of music.
Young-King.
A ather unique wedding took place
Wednesday evening, when Mr.. Arthur G.
Young and Miss Lucy King were married
by the Rev. DR.. jackson of the Hedding
M. e. Church, in their future home, No.
267 Grove street. The bride wore a gown
of white India silk, trimmed With point
lace, ribbon and buckles and carried
bridal roses. The maid of honor, Miss
trimmed with heliotrope velvet, and car
ried pink roses. The best man was Mr..
e. M. Robinson. The presents were num-
erous, chief among them being lamps,
clocks, silver, cut glass and a handsome
SN(
fish service.
Among those present were: Mr.. VIM.
Keuren, of Bogata; Mrs. Young. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ritschy, Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon, Mr..
and Mrs. Kunze, Mrs. Haynes, all of
New York: Mrs; Robinson, Miss Robin
Miss Duncan, Mrs. Hall, Nj; Booker,
Miss Albert, Mr.. and Mrs. White, Miss
E. George, Mrs. Bell, Miss Bell, Mr.. e.
forth. Mr.. Fogg, Mr.. T. H. Gordon, Mrs.
toward Mr.. Charles King, Mr.. T. King,
Mr.. r. Ackley, NJ: G. Peet. Mr.. 2
ivn: Mr.. ]. King, Miss M. Coles, Mrs,
Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. A. Nixon and
Mr.. E. Bounot.
Social Notes.
Mrs. E. F.. c. Young's dancing class
which met in Foye Hall last year under
the direction of Prof. Mawig. will prob
ably be renewed. Last season the class
numbered forty members who met once
in two weeks.
The engagement of Miss Susie Bliss
and Mr.. Alfred Soper is announced. The
wedding will probably take place this
Miss Nelson mas been added to the
faculty of the Whittier House; She has
a large singing class THURSDAY even
Z Cards are out for the wedding of Mr..
Thomas Smith and Miss Florida Bur
rough, who VIII De Marie on Weohes-
day. October II.
Mr.. Holland, the well known ~violinist
will assist the choir of the Tabernacle
next Sunday evening.
Hasbrouck Institute r~ejoices in an
autograph letter from DIR. O. w. Holmes
II is framed with his picture and hangs
in the ladies' reception room OF the In
stitute. The present senior class. which
was Instrumental in procuring the let,
ter. will hold exercises in memory OF
i h Autoefat'' next week.
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